Kirby Smart keeps UGA tradition of visiting Camp Sunshine
There are countless traditions that make Georgia football great: the Dawg Walk, the Battle Hymn and Uga’s consistent presence on the sideline just to name a few.
But the Dawgs renew a lesser-known tradition every summer with a trip to Camp Sunshine, a week-long recreational program for children with cancer. The team shared smiles with the campers last week and brought a little more positivity to the already cheerful campgrounds.
Be heroes for one another—it’s the Georgia Way #GoDawgs pic.twitter.com/mO1yqQ2MUu
— Georgia Football (@FootballUGA) June 22, 2018
#UGA WR Terry Godwin and Gracie Dixon are all smiles during the Dawgs’ visit to Camp Sunshine yesterday. Thanks Todd...much to be proud and happy about! #TheGeorgiaWay pic.twitter.com/DgVcZm6GmI
— UGA Football Live (@UGAfootballLive) June 21, 2018
Georgia football players like freshman Jordan Davis enjoyed putting on a show for the kids at Camp Sunshine...in another sport... pic.twitter.com/DEA3KPNuhL
— Ryne Dennis (@rynodennis19) June 21, 2018
Mecole Hardeman and Justin Fields are in attendance, learning about Camp Twin Lakes and Camp Sunshine. pic.twitter.com/yenniwBcyX
— Ryne Dennis (@rynodennis19) June 20, 2018
Fans were excited to see that highly touted rookie quarterback Justin Fields joined the team on their trip to Decatur, but they were also quick to notice defensive back DeAngelo Gibbs was back in the red and black after missing the end of last season and the entirety of spring semester.
Defensive back DeAngelo Gibbs is accompanying the Bulldogs to their annual trip to Camp Sunshine. Gibbs was not enrolled for spring semester but appears is back now pic.twitter.com/mddJH3IpTv
— Anthony Dasher (@AnthonyDasher1) June 20, 2018
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