A Dreary Forecast Won’t Dampen G-Day for Fans
This time of year, weather can be as unpredictable as a college football season, but it will almost certainly be a cloudy day in Athens on Saturday. Meteorologists have predicted an overcast sky with a 40 percent chance of rain throughout the day. With a high of 66, some fans may need to grab a jacket as they prepare to attend the G-Day festivities.
Even with the dreary weather expected on Saturday, fans lucky enough to get tickets for the spring game are sure to make the trip to Sanford Stadium. With questions on both sides of the ball, G-Day will be the last chance for Georgia fans to find out what their team will look like before the Dawgs open the season against Clemson. Head coach Kirby Smart is sure to keep some things held back in anticipation of this matchup, but watchers will still be able to get a feel for Georgia’s strengths and weaknesses.
Whether fans hope to see the explosive vertical passing offense that Smart has promised this spring, the Dawgs' rebuilt secondary, or their monstrous front seven, G-Day will certainly provide some answers. The opportunity to confirm the rumors and speculation that have built up during spring practices will be too big a temptation.
It may not be a perfect spring afternoon for Georgia’s spring game, but Saturday will still be a bright spot for Dawgs fans heading into the summer offseason.
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