UGA Football: Game Notes – No. 1 Georgia Takes On Florida In Jacksonville
- Kickoff: Saturday, October 30 – 3:30 p.m. ET
- Location: TIAA Bank Field (82,917) | Jacksonville, Fla.
- 2021 Records: Georgia 7-0 (5-0 SEC), Kentucky 4-3 (2-3 SEC)
- History: Georgia vs. Florida All-Time Series Results: UGA 53-44-2
- Rankings: Georgia #1, Florida NR
- TV: CBS – Brad Nessler (PxP), Gary Danielson (analyst), Jamie Erdahl (sideline)
- Video Stream: CBSSports.com
- Radio: WSB AM 750 – Bulldog Network | Affiliates | Scott Howard (PxP), Eric Zeier (Color), DJ Shockley (sideline)
- Audio Stream: georgiadogs.com
- Satellite: SiriusXM: 81/81/81
- Web Stats: GameTracker
- Twitter: #UGAvsUF
- ReBroadcast: SEC Network: TBA
UGA Sports: Georgia Athletics Launches Pilot Alcohol Sales Program for Basketball
ATHENS, Ga. — The University of Georgia Athletic Association will launch a pilot alcohol sales program in Stegeman Coliseum for both men’s and women’s basketball this season. The pilot program will allow UGAAA to monitor food and event operations with alcohol sales, while also bolstering the fan experience with expanded concessions offerings. Georgia will be the 11th Southeastern Conference school to sell alcohol at athletics venues.
A variety of domestic, import, craft and premium beer and seltzer will be available at designated concession stands throughout the Coliseum with strict attention to our Drinking Responsibly guidelines and fan management protocols. The pilot program will also include a focus on promoting the responsible sale, service, and consumption of alcohol.
Guidelines include:
- Alcoholic beverages are only available to fans aged 21 and above.
- Each transaction requires a valid government-issued ID.
- Identification check is required at all points of sale.
- Enforced limit of two beverages per transaction, per person.
- Sales begin once gates open at Stegeman Coliseum, 1-hour before announced start time.
- Sales end at designated times as determined by the SEC’s game management policy on alcohol sales, which indicate 12:00 media timeout in the 2nd half for men’s basketball and end of the 3rd quarter for women’s basketball.
- All beverages will be served in cups.
- Aramark, the official concessions partner of UGAAA, will manage all operations associated with the sale of alcohol at events.
- Aramark employees will undergo extensive training through an in-house training program. All employees must be certified in an accredited alcohol service program (TEAM or TIPS).
- Each event will have an alcohol compliance supervisor (Aramark standard) on site.
Safety and promoting responsible behavior are of the utmost importance and the top priority with this pilot program. Underage drinking is strictly prohibited, and no sales will be made to visibly intoxicated individuals.
Our Drinking Responsibly policies will be featured on our Men’s and Women’s basketball Gameday Central pages. CLICK HERE for the Southeastern Conference’s alcohol policy.
UGA Football: Kirby Smart Talks Jordan Davis, JT Daniels, and Stetson Bennett at SEC Weekly Teleconference
University of Georgia head football coach Kirby Smart met with media on the Southeastern Conference’s weekly teleconference call while James Cook and Kearis Jackson offered post-practice comments.
Head Coach Kirby Smart
Opening Statement…
“We are excited to head down to Jacksonville, Fla. for our traditional rivalry in the Georgia-Florida game. Our kids are excited forward to the opportunity. They enjoy playing in this environment. It’s one of a kind in college football. Our guys are looking forward to the challenge of playing a really talented Florida football team.”
On Jordan Davis…
“He’s having a good season. He’s had some games where we’ve had leads and he hasn’t been able to play and have as much production as he would like to have, but he has been really active when he has played. He has been very productive in terms of the things we ask him to do when he has played. He hasn’t played a ton of snaps because of some of the games we have had. He’s a tough guy on the run. He’s hard to move. He’s athletic for his size.”