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Watch: Can the Georgia Bulldogs go 12-0 next season?

A look at Georgia's 2018 schedule. Sept. 1 vs. Austin Peay: The Governors are an FCS team. They were 8-4 in '17. Sept. 8 at South Carolina: The Gamecocks are 8-4 in 2017. Sept. 15 vs. Middle Tennessee: The Blue Raiders are 6-6. Sept. 22 at Missouri: The Tigers are 7-5 and will have a new offensive coordinator. Sept. 29 vs. Tennessee: The Vols went 4-8 and are rebuilding under new coach Jeremy Pruitt. Oct. 6 vs. Vanderbilt: The Commodores were 5-7 in 2017. Oct. 13 at LSU: The Tigers are 9-3. It's always
By Mike Luck
Dec 8, 2017

Georgia fans are enjoying a special season. And next year looks like it could be a lot of fun too.

The 2018 Bulldogs play seven of their 12 games at home, and only six of their opponents have winning records this season. Georgia’s toughest tests appear to be a road game at LSU and a home game against rival Auburn.

But the Bulldogs also have games against teams nicknamed Governors, Blue Raiders and Minutemen.

Watch the video above to see who Georgia plays next season and how each opponent has fared this season.

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Mike Luck is an Audience Specialist on the sports team at the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He has worked at the AJC since 1980.

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