Georgia’s first national championship in 41 years is expected to have an impact more far-reaching than the football program. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has put together a six-part series about the impact of the title across the state of Georgia.
In this special roundtable, AJC beat writer Chip Towers, sports business reporter Tim Tucker and political insider Greg Bluestein join discuss how UGA’s win affects the football team, recruiting, the university, the fans, enrollment, and even Georgia politics.
Part 1: What UGA’s championship means to fans
Part 2: National title will drive athletics’ revenue train
Part 3: Belief makes Georgia a threat to win it all again
Part 4: National champion Bulldogs more powerful on the recruiting trail
Part 5: Georgia likely to see ‘Flutie Effect’ after championship
Part 6: In Georgia politics, red and black is bigger than red and blue
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