If you Google UGA football, you may just see some fireworks on your screen

The celebrations of the Georgia football national championship even extend to the Google search engine.

UGA Football Live (@UGAfootballLive), a Twitter account from USA Today, noticed Tuesday that fireworks cross the screen on Google if you search “UGA football.” That was still the case on Wednesday.

When you google “UGA football” today pic.twitter.com/1MCWAG0qw4
— UGA Football Live (@UGAfootballLive) January 11, 2022

As you know, the Georgia Bulldogs won college football’s national championship on Monday. A parade is planned on Saturday.

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