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How to follow Georgia, Texas, Sugar Bowl on social media

The Georgia Bulldogs take an 11-2 record into the New Year's Day matchup against Texas in the Allstate Sugar Bowl.
By The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Updated Dec 28, 2018

Want to know what’s going on with the Georgia Bulldogs and Texas Longhorns off the field?

Here are the certified Twitter accounts for Georgia and Texas as the teams continue preparations for the Allstate Sugar Bowl Jan. 1.

- Georgia | Texas | Sugar Bowl

Here’s a quick sampling of the latest activity on each account:

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