2019 G-Day date, time set

Georgia’s annual intra-squad game of the spring — known as G-Day — will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, April 20, 2019, at Sanford Stadium.

More than 80,000 Georgia faithful attended last year's scrimmage at a revamped Sanford Stadium. It was aired on ESPN.

The G-Day attendance record of 93,000 was set in 2016 — Kirby Smart’s first season in Athens.

A number of storylines to watch going into spring practice include how the offense looks under new coordinator James Coley and what the defense looks like under a yet-to-be named defensive coordinator.

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