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UGA concludes spring practice with G-Day game at Sanford Stadium

Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
Photos: Georgia G-Day festivities in Athens
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Jake Fromm gets off a pass while tailback Brian Herrien blocks in the annual G-Day spring intrasquad football game. More than 82,000 fans attended the game Saturday at Sanford Stadium in Athens. (Curtis Compton/ccompton@ajc.com)
By The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
April 23, 2018

The Georgia Bulldogs hit the field for the final time this spring at the G-Day intrasquad game Saturday in Athens.

Check out the photos from today's festivities and find out who were the five players who stood out for the Black team in its 21-12 victory over the Red team at Sanford Stadium.

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