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Georgia Bulldogs Basketball Basics

• Current Conference: Southeastern Conference (SEC)

• Current Division: NCAA Division I

• Cheerleading Squad: UGA Spirit Squad

• Dance Squad: UGA Dance Dawgs

• Band: The Redcoat Marching Band

• Mascot: Hairy Dawg

• Fan Chant: "Who’s That Coming Down the Track”, “Sic’ Em”

• Team Colors: Red and Black

The UGA Basketball Schedule

The Georgia Bulldogs basketball team faces a dynamic slate of opponents, with challenges lurking around every corner. They'll grapple with familiar foes in heated conference clashes, test their mettle against perennial powerhouses, and navigate matchups against up-and-comers eager for a tournament berth. Buckle up for a thrilling ride!

Top Georgia Bulldogs Competitors

• University of Kentucky: The Bulldogs and Kentucky Wildcats both have passionate fan bases, and their meetings are marked by fierce fights in the paint. This recurring duel is dominated heavily by Kentucky, but Georgia has shown flashes of competitiveness against this SEC powerhouse. 

• University of Florida: Long-standing SEC rivals, the Bulldogs and the Florida Gators have a history of close calls, with multiple games decided in the final seconds. Their bitter battles draw attention due to the pure animosity between these schools!

• Auburn University: The Bulldogs and Auburn Tigers have a contentious relationship rooted in the historical competition for SEC supremacy. Their contests are characterized by intensity, with both teams showcasing their determination and skill on the court.

• University of Tennessee: Grit and determination define the "Rocky Top Tussle" between the Bulldogs and the Tennessee Vols. This SEC feud is a true test of character, where every possession is a fight for conference supremacy.

• Louisiana State University: Offensive firepower is the name of the game when the Bulldogs face the LSU Tigers. Their talented shooters and guards can quickly erase deficits, making every encounter a high-scoring affair and a test of offensive efficiency for both teams.

Stegeman Coliseum

The Bulldogs take the court at Stegeman Coliseum, a multi-purpose arena located on the University of Georgia's Athens campus. Named for legendary UGA football coach Herman Stegeman in 1996, the facility opened in 1963 and boasts a capacity of over 10,000 for basketball. The loudest cheers erupt from the "Dawg Pound" student section, which can be found behind the team benches.

Stegeman Coliseum Parking

• Carlton Street Parking Deck: 125 Smith St.

• McPhaul Lot: 202 Carlton St.

• S14 Parking Lot: 1 E Rutherford St.

Bulldog fans can conveniently reserve parking for their game at the time of ticket purchase through GoTickets.

Alternative Transportation

Public transportation options are limited around Stegeman Coliseum. However, the university operates a free campus shuttle service with multiple routes that stop near the venue. Consult the UGA Transportation and Parking website for real-time shuttle schedules and designated stops.

Notable Georgia Bulldogs Men's Basketball Players

This list showcases the most successful players from the Georgia Men's Basketball program who have made a significant impact in the NBA. Each player, having been drafted into the league, has left an indelible mark through their professional achievements and contributions.

• Dominique Wilkins (1979–1982): Drafted by the Utah Jazz as the 3rd overall pick in 1982, Wilkins was traded to the Atlanta Hawks where he played for 12 years. Known as "The Human Highlight Reel," he was a nine-time NBA All-Star and won two Slam Dunk Contests.

• Vern Fleming (1980–1984): Selected by the Indiana Pacers as the 18th overall pick in 1984, Fleming spent 13 seasons with them. He was known for his consistent play and versatility, serving as a reliable guard for the Pacers throughout his career.

• Willie Anderson (1984–1988): Drafted 10th overall by the San Antonio Spurs in 1988, Anderson played with the Spurs for many seasons. He was recognized for his defensive skills and was named to the NBA All-Rookie First Team in 1989.

• Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (2011–2013): Drafted 8th overall by the Detroit Pistons in 2013, Caldwell-Pope played for the Pistons for four seasons. Known for his defensive skills and three-point shooting, he played a key role in the Lakers' 2020 NBA Championship win and was named the SEC Player of the Year with UGA in 2013. 

• Anthony Edwards (2019–2020): Selected 1st overall by the Minnesota Timberwolves in 2020, Edwards quickly established himself as a standout player. Known for his explosive athleticism and scoring ability, he was named to the NBA All-Rookie First Team in 2021 and was an All-Star in 2023.

Ready for Your Georgia Bulldogs Men's Basketball Game?

Feel the electrifying energy in the arena as your eyes are fixed on the hardwood at Stegeman Coliseum! The roar of the crowd is almost deafening at times when Georgia weaves their magic on the court. From unbelievable blocks to buzzer-beaters, every game promises an unforgettable experience. Secure your Georgia Bulldogs basketball tickets today!