LOOK: Georgia Bulldogs Preform Early Morning Workouts in Sanford Stadium

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The Georgia Bulldogs football team was hard at work early morning in Sanford Stadium as they prepared for the 2025 college football season.
For fans, the college football offseason is a time for relaxation and reflection. Face paint and cocktails are often substituted with sleeping in and focusing on other hobbies. That is of course, unless you are a member of the Georgia Bulldogs football team…
For players and coaches, the offseason is arguably a more challenging time than the football season itself. Early morning workouts, intense lifting sessions, and numerous other rigorous events take place in order to prepare teams for the regular season.
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The Georgia Bulldogs are one of the many programs that utilize the offseason as a brutal training period in order to get the most out of its players throughout the year. Earlier this week, the Dawgs social media time posted an early morning photo of the team training in Sanford Stadium as a part of its offseason training.
The Dawgs will likely continue their rigorous training throughout the offseason as they prepare for another challenging schedule in 2025. Georgia is currently scheduled to face five top-25 teams next season and will face extremely challenging opponents such as Alabama, Texas, and Tennessee on the road.
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Christian Kirby II is a multimedia sports journalist who has years of experience both covering and working with collegiate sports teams. He has received a journalism degree and a sports media certificate from the University of Georgia and is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Emerging Media.
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