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Watch: 15 reasons to feel better about the Bulldogs

Try to cheer up. The Dogs won 13 of 15 games this season. They were 8-5 in 2016. The Bulldogs finally won the coveted SEC title. Georgia crushed Florida. Is there anything more important? The Dogs avenged losses to Vandy, Tennessee, Florida and Georgia Tech. The win at Notre Dame was historic and memorable. Don’t forget how you felt after the thrilling win in the Rose Bowl. Georgia has an easier schedule in 2018. 7 games are at home. 12-0 is possible. The other teams in the SEC East had poor seasons;
By Mike Luck
Jan 10, 2018

Georgia lost to Alabama in overtime in the national championship game Monday.

It was a heart-breaking defeat and dreams of players, coaches and fans were crushed.

A little time has passed since and sometimes a bit of perspective can be helpful and soothing too.

There’s still plenty of reasons to feel good about the Bulldogs’ 13-win season and the future.

Check out the video above to see 15 reasons to feel better about the Georgia Bulldogs.

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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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