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SEC clear bag policy in place for Georgia basketball games

Mark Fox has been Georgia's head basketball coach since coming from Nevada in 2009 .

Credit: John Kelley Jr.

Credit: John Kelley Jr.

Mark Fox has been Georgia's head basketball coach since coming from Nevada in 2009 .
By Maghen Moore
Oct 31, 2017

The Southeastern Conference’s clear bag policy will be enforced at Georgia basketball games.

The policy went into effect for the 2017-18 season and will be enforced at all UGA venues that host ticketed events including Sanford Stadium (football), Stegeman Coliseum (men’s and women’s basketball, gymnastics) and Foley Field (baseball).

To review the SEC clear bag policy, go to the SEC Sports website.

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