Georgia Bulldogs prepare for challenging 2026 college football season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 30, 2026, 10:14 PM
Last updated Jun 30, 2026
The Georgia Bulldogs are gearing up for the 2026 college football season under coach Kirby Smart. The team aims to maintain its strong performance, having not lost more than three games in a season since 2016. Key opponents include Tennessee State, Vanderbilt, and Georgia Tech, with matchups anticipated to impact player development. Gunner Stockton will be pivotal for Georgia, needing to showcase improvement following a solid 2025 campaign. The season kicks off soon, setting expectations high for another championship run.
- •Georgia's first matchup is against Tennessee State.
- •The Bulldogs face Vanderbilt on October 3 after a strong 2025 season.
- •Georgia Tech's matchup will test Gunner Stockton's development.
- •The Bulldogs lost to Ole Miss in the Sugar Bowl last season.
- •Expectations are high for a national championship run.
- 10:14 PMYahoo Sports — Georgia Football Season Preview: Biggest Opponents, Possible Upsets and More
"Georgia has a history of excellence in the Kirby Smart era. Smart’s team hasn’t lost more than three college football games in a season since 2016.
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