Ryan Seacrest is seriously ready for some football. Deborah Norville says everyone can be part of the Bulldog Nation. Deborah Roberts - who watched the Rose Bowl with University of Georgia coaching legend Vince Dooley - is ready to cheer her Dawgs on all the way. (NEW: What you need to know this weekend ).
UGA's fan base includes numerous celebrity alumni, who are taking to social media like everyone else in red and black these days.
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At the Rose Bowl, even the Oklahoma crowd wanted photos with this UGA superfan
Seacrest's Twitter posts indicate he watched the Rose Bowl from home, although it wouldn't be much of a haul from his Los Angeles home. So chances are the multitasking entertainment mogul, w ho added a "Live" co-hosting gig to his roster last year , might stack up a few more pizza boxes when Georgia takes on Alabama on Monday.
Roberts, on the other hand, was in Pasadena for Georgia's second-ever appearance there. ( This 90-year-old UGA alum, who was a high school senior when Georgia played for the first time, in 1943, was in Pasadena as well ).
The ABC News correspondent cheered Georgia to a historic, double-overtime victory over Oklahoma amid UGA royalty. Looks like New York's winter blizzard could keep her busy - but she's certainly got her game-day gear at the ready:
NFL player turned analyst (and "Dancing With the Stars" contender) Hines Ward is full of Bulldog pride ahead of Monday's national championship:
And broadcaster Norville, whose Twitter banner photo shows a sea of fans in red and black, suggests that even if you didn't attend Georgia, you're still a welcome citizen of Bulldog Country:
