Early Days (1892-1920):

✦ Simple block "G" or "Georgia" lettering adorned early jerseys, reflecting a no-frills approach.

✦ The iconic red and black color scheme emerged in 1892, adding a splash of Bulldog spirit.
The Bulldog Mascot Era (1921-1963):

✦ 1921 saw the arrival of the official mascot, a cartoon bulldog named Rex, appearing on game programs and merchandise.

✦ Rex sported different outfits like a football uniform or a graduation gown, injecting a playful element into the brand.

The Block "G" Takes Center Stage (1964-Present):

✦ 1964 marked a turning point with the introduction of the now-iconic black block "G" in a white oval, designed by Head Coach Vince Dooley and Anne Donaldson. With some major influence from the Green Bay Packers success. Our friend Randy Snow has a great explanation of why Georgia's "G" looks so much like the Green Bay Packers and Grambling's headgear.

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✦ The sleek, bold design exudes strength and confidence, perfectly capturing the essence of the Bulldogs.

✦ Minor adjustments have been made over the years, refining the proportions and adding subtle details.