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The Georgia Bulldogs will begin the 2019 football season on August 31 in Nashville against the Vanderbilt Commodores. They will end the regular season campaign with a rough stretch of physics football games certain to test the Red and Black’s depth.
.@FootballUGA's lineup for 2019: pic.twitter.com/7Q1qN7KiYg
— Southeastern Conference (@SEC) September 18, 2018
A few early thoughts:
There had been some speculation that Georgia and Vandy would play their game on a Thursday night. I’m not against Thursday night games per se, but if we’re going to play one I want it to be coming off a bye and before a game in which two extra days gives us a needed advantage. Maybe some other time.
Arkansas State still has the looks of a sneaky tough warm up for Notre Dame to me.
Byes before Tennessee and Florida? I’ll take it. I suspect the Vols and Gators will each be better in year two under their respective new staffs.
That November looks challenging. I never take the Cocktail Party lightly. Playing at Auburn is never easy (well, rarely). I expect Jimbo will have Texas A&M headed in the right direction, and I never relish playing the Trade School coming off four physical conference games in a row.
This is as good a home schedule as you should expect to see as a Bulldog fan. Other than Murray State there's not a game in there that you shouldn't be a little excited to see. The Notre Dame/A&M two game set should be worth your Hartman Fund donation alone.
Feel free to include your thoughts on the 2019 slate in the comments, and...
Go ‘Dawgs!!!