If you love college football, you might want to check out Sanford Stadium in Athens Georgia. Located in the heart of the university’s campus, the Sanford Stadium is the site of many UGA home football games. While you’re there, be sure to visit the stadium’s renowned Redcoat Band and the University of Georgia’s football team. Prince Charles even attended a game there, and the crowd cheered “Damn good prince!”

The Bulldogs have a record for scoring points at Sanford Stadium, which is not surprising given the school’s recent success. Currently, the Bulldogs are playing at their third consecutive COVID conference home games. The stadium’s capacity is 36,000, but the stadium’s recent additions have increased its capacity even further. Fans of the Georgia Bulldogs can expect a loud, exciting, and competitive atmosphere on Saturday.

The iconic hedge row, located in the center of the playing field, is the most unique aspect of the Sanford Stadium. It’s one of the few remaining examples of a stadium that has undergone multiple expansions over the last century. While it boasts modern amenities, Sanford Stadium has managed to maintain its original look. The iconic hedge row, located at the center of the field, was originally planted in the 1920s. Only the 1996 Olympics forced the hedges to be removed.

The Bulldogs are undefeated entering the game against the Arkansas Razorbacks. The game is an important step in Georgia’s quest to make the playoffs. Georgia’s defense is improving every week, and it’s no secret that the Bulldogs’ smothering defense has been one of the most impressive in college football since 2000. Meanwhile, the Bulldogs’ quarterback, Stetson Bennett IV, is a proven starter and is looking to continue his development. In addition to Bennett, Georgia’s defense is taking advantage of Missouri’s inexperience to hold Missouri to 273 yards of total offense. Aside from Stetson Bennett’s 255 yards of passing, Georgia also boasts 168 rushing yards.