Both uniforms featured block numbers, perhaps foreshadowing their full-time return.Īfter all, most uniform changes – no matter how big or small – are the culmination of a two-year process. The other was a black jersey with spikes on the collar, mimicking the aforementioned Bulldog logo. Georgia introduced two alternate uniforms in 2020, one of which paid homage to the 1980 national championship team.
The program switched to Nike’s new (at the time) Speed Machine template that season, and the font remained when the Bulldogs moved to the Vapor Untouchable template in 2017. Georgia wore a block font on its uniforms until 2013, when Nike introduced the “Bulldog Bold” font as part of athletic department-wide update that also included a front-facing Uga logo to complement the primary “G” logo.Īccording to Nike, the font was “sturdy and powerful” and drew inspiration from the anatomy of a bulldog and the arch on north campus, which was patterned after the arch on Georgia’s state seal. “When (athletic director) Josh Brooks took over, that was one of the first things we met about. “There have been grumblings about it, people have been asking about getting the block numbers back,” director of equipment operations John Meshad told the Athens Banner-Herald.
Coming fall 2022 #GoDawgs /YYyspFkH2F- Georgia Football April 21, 2022
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