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A piece of UGA history, Bulldogs 2017 season available

Relive the Georgia Bulldogs’ 2017 season with a special 36-page section produced by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Relive the Georgia Bulldogs’ 2017 season with a special 36-page section produced by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
By Maghen Moore
Dec 13, 2017

You can own your piece of UGA history starting today!

The Bulldogs won the SEC championship for the first time since 2005 and are headed to the College Playoff for the first time. They will face off with Oklahoma in the Rose Bowl on Jan. 1, 2018.

Relive the Georgia Bulldogs’ 2017 season with a special 36-page section produced by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

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This collector’s edition is packed with color photographs, game-by-game summaries and unique insights from Jeff Schultz, Mark Bradley, Zach Klein and Jay Black.

Want your own keepsake? You can buy the section at Kroger and RaceTrac locations across metro Atlanta.

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