Damn Good Dogs! The Real Story of Uga, the University of Georgia's Bulldog Mascots
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Book Description
The University of Georgia Bulldogs' mascot, Uga VI, is the current title-bearer of over six decades of English bulldogs who have faithfully served a loyal legion of University of Georgia football fans, carrying a grand tradition since Uga I was born in 1955. Whenever and wherever the Georgia Bulldogs play football, Uga is there along with his air-conditioned doghouse. This book gives a rare glimpse into the personal and breed history of these dogs. Full of anecdotes, such as Uga V's attempt to bite an Auburn player's leg when he made the mistake of venturing into Uga's sideline during the 1996 Auburn vs. Georgia game, this book also includes illustrations and memorabilia from the mascots' owner's personal collection.
About the Author
Sonny Seiler is the owner of the line of white English bulldogs who have served as the university's mascot since the 1950s. He is the internationally known attorney responsible for the acquittal of Jim Williams on murder charges, the story that was made famous in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. He lives in Savannah, Georgia. Kent Hannon is the editor of Georgia Magazine, the official alumni magazine for the University of Georgia, and a former staff writer for Sports Illustrated. He lives in Athens, Georgia.
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