Bulldogs react: Over 82,000 fill Sanford Stadium for G-Day

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Georgia wide receiver Trey Blount (14) and defensive back D"Andre Walker battle fro the ball during the first half of the G day intrasquad spring college football game Saturday, April 21, 2018, in Athens, Ga. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)

By Maghen Moore

April 22, 2018

Georgia players thanked fans on social media for the huge crowd at G-Day Saturday.

Over 82,000 fans filled Sanford Stadium to watch the Black Team defeat the Red Team 21-13.

Coaches and players like Isaac Nauta thanked those fans on Twitter and shared photos from the game.

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