Uga VI, R.I.P.
by T Kyle King
on Jun 28, 2008 9:30 PM EDT
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As expected, Paul Westerdawg has complete updates on the passing of Uga VI.
Damon Evans, a Georgia man through and through, said: "Uga VI was a damn good mascot and a damn good dog. He was an outstanding representative of our fine institution. While this is a sad day for all Bulldog fans, our condolences especially go out to the Seiler family." Michael Adams, in what surely will be remembered as the most dignified and respectable moment of his presidency, remarked:
The burial ceremony in Sanford Stadium will be private and, although no formal "passing of the bone" to the heir who will take up the mantle as Uga VII has yet been arranged, the Seiler family has "stated that the lineage is secure," so there is no need for unease during this interregnum.
The above-quoted information came from the newly-established Facebook group R.I.P. Uga VI. The beloved mascot’s final Facebook status update says it all:
Rest easy, Uga VI. You were a damn good dog.
Go ‘Dawgs.
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Of the six DAMN GOOD DAWGS that have worn the mantle of “UGA”, certainly the win-loss percentage of UGA VI ranks close to the top of the list. I know no one better than T. Kyle King to update us on the win-loss records and highlights of this good dawg’s career. So, Kyle, which pedigreed mascot holds the honor of the most successful Uga?
by Tiller on
Jun 29, 2008 2:38 PM EDT
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As noted by the athletic association . . .
. . . in the official announcement of the funeral arrangements, the football team posted an 87-27 record during Uga VI’s tenure. The previous best record during a particular mascot’s reign came during the days of his grandfather, Uga IV (77-24-4).
Of the 35 national championships garnered by University of Georgia sports teams, 19 were won while Uga VI was on the job. He presided over 35 S.E.C. championships and six top-ten finishes in the Directors’ Cup standings.
By any measure, he was a damn good dog.
Go 'Dawgs!
by T Kyle King on
Jun 29, 2008 8:14 PM EDT
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