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Georgia Bulldogs
RosterSchedule Stats Head Coach: Kirby Smart (0-0 1st year) 2016 Record: 6-4 (4-4 SEC) 2015 Record: 10-3 (5-3 SEC) Ranking: 16th Coaches Depth Chart Media Guide Game Notes Broadcast Information
Date: November 19, 2016 - 12:00 PMLocation: Athens, Ga. TV: SECN Alt Video Streaming: SECN+ Audio: Bulldog Radio Network Free Audio: georgiadogs.com | Mobile Satellite: Sirius 145, XM 191 Web Stats: Georgia In-Game: georgiadogs.com Twitter: #ULLvsUGA UL Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns
RosterSchedule Stats Head Coach: Mark Hudspeth (35-29 6th year) 2016 Record: 4-5 (3-3 Sun Belt) 2015 Record: 4-8 (3-5 Sun Belt) Ranking: NR AP / NR Coaches Depth Chart Media Guide Game Notes 
 Georgia Online Ticket Office Ticket Office Info/Hours/Location StubHub - Official Fan To Fan Marketplace Prohibited Items Student Ticket Information Ticket Scanning Will Call Wheelcheer Accessible Seating  8:00 a.m. - Pregame Broadcast Begins 9:45 a.m. - Dawg Walk 10:30 a.m. - Gates Open 12:00 p.m. - Kickoff In-Stadium Timeline Sanford Stadium (c 1929) Capacity: 92,746 Stadium Maps: Stadium Diagram | Student Entries | Virtual Tour Concessions Locations Directions to Sanford Stadium Bulldog Seatbacks  Georgia Traditions: Uga | Between the Hedges | Silver Britches | The Georgia "G" UGA Traditions: The Arch | Ringing The Chapel Bell Bulldogs Fan Guide Athens Visitor's Guide Hotels Restaurants  Georgia Ticket PoliciesEach person must have a ticket and is restricted to the location of that ticket. Ticket can be revoked by refund of purchase price. NO PASSES OUT. Ticket holder agrees to abide by stadium and University policies. No artificial noise makers permitted in stadium. Ticket cannot be resold on Univ. of Georgia premises except by authorized personnel. INTOXICANTS AND ALL FOOD AND DRINK CONTAINERS INCLUDING HARD SURFACED MATERIALS AND ANY LARGE BAGS OF ANY TYPE prohibited in stadium. Ticket may not be used for advertising or promotions without written permission of UGAA. Gates open 2 hours prior to kickoff. The Univ. of Georgia reserves the right to change the date and time of any game during the 2015 season. In the event that the name or likeness of any individual using this ticket is included in any broadcast, telecast, photograph, film, video or other media of the sports event for which this ticket provides admission, such individual grants the Southeastern Conference the non-exclusive, transferable, perpetual right and license to use (and to sub-license the use of) such name and likeness in any media worldwide whether now known or hereafter devised. The use of any account, description, picture, photograph, video, audio, reproduction, or other information subject to protection under the copyright laws of the United States concerning the sports event for which this ticket provides admission, other than for news coverage or for purposes protected by the First Amendment, is prohibited. Additional terms and conditions governing use of this ticket are posted on the website of the Southeastern Conference (www.secsports.com) and are incorporated herein by reference. By accepting or using this ticket, you acknowledge, agree and represent that you have read and are bound by the terms and conditions printed above and by the terms and conditions posted on the website. UGA Ticket Information: 1-877-542-1231
Georgia SportsmanshipBYLAW 10.5 OF THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE MANUAL Coaches and student-athletes of a member institution, as well as individuals employed by or associated with that institution, including alumni, fans, patrons and boosters, shall conduct themselves with honesty and good sportsmanship. Their behavior shall at all times reflect the high standards of honor and dignity that characterize participation in the collegiate setting. For intercollegiate athletics to promote the character development of participants, to enhance the integrity of higher education and to promote civility in society, coaches, student-athletes and all others associated with these athletics programs and events should adhere to such fundamental valuesas respect, fairness, civility, honesty and responsibility. These values should be manifest not only in athletics participation but also in the broad spectrum of activities affecting the athletics program. ACCESS TO COMPETITION AREA Access to the competition area shall be limited to participating student-athletes, coaches, officials, support personnel and properly-credentialed individuals at all times. For the safety of participants and spectators alike, at no time before, during or after a contest shall spectators be permitted to enter the competition area. It is the responsibility of each member institution to implement procedures to ensure compliance with this policy. Institutional penalties against individuals who improperly enter the competition area shall include, but not be limited to, expulsion from the facility, arrest for trespassing and the loss of future ticket privileges. In addition to these three penalties, violators who are students shall be subject to institutional student disciplinary measures.
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Georgia Football Tailgating InformationDON'T FORGET A POWER SOURCE Pregame festivities have become increasingly high-tech in recent years. Televisions, satellite dishes and sound systems are now common sights in the midst of parked cars, lounge chairs and grills. Fans who want to watch television or use any other entertainment devices must provide their own power and video sources. ENJOY THE GAMEDAY ATMOSPHERE A UGA football Saturday should be safe and fun, even for fans who never set foot in Sanford Stadium. Portable toilets are placed all around campus, alleviating long lines and making the day more comfortable for all. In addition, permanent restrooms are available at multiple buildings on campus - Tate Center, Student Learning Center, Georgia Center and East Village Commons. We have also added a designated area for corporate tailgates, allowing more space in traditional areas for regular fans. Rest assured, legal and responsible consumption of alcohol will not be affected by these regulations, so be smart and enjoy the day. NOTE: Deep fryers and low country boils are NOT permitted on campus. Hot oil and large boiling pots are an unsafe cooking method with large groups of people (or others throwing a football) not paying attention to their surroundings. Also, grills are not allowed to be used inside of nor on top of parking decks, nor on North Campus. GRAB A SNACK OR MEAL ON CAMPUS Don't feel like preparing a meal on gameday? Whether it is just a snack or a full meal, a host of dining options, convenient to parking areas, are available to fans on campus. UGA Foodservices serves hearty fare at multiple locations on gameday, including East Village Commons, the Georgia Center for Continuing Education, Snelling Dining Commons, Oglethorpe Dining Commons and the Tate Student Center. NOTE: For safety reasons, certain items are not allowed on campus during gamedays, including:
NORTH CAMPUS TAILGATING
BRING TRASH BAGS Following games, students and local residents are left to face the aftermath of the previous day's festivities. On an average gameday, more than 39 tons of garbage are collected from the campus. That number can swell to more than 100 tons after a night game! Many fans leave town after the game unaware of the effort involved in restoring the campus and community to its picturesque state. To help control this, there are hundreds of trash receptacles placed in heavy-traffic areas around the campus. We ask that you please bag your trash and either take it with you or leave it at your tailgating area. The UGA clean-up crew will gladly remove it for you. Placing trash in bags makes the postgame cleanup faster and more effective. For more information on gameday tailgating, parking, dining and transportation, please visit www.gameday.uga.edu. Gameday Game - plan is your source for gameday planning information with interactive maps, tips for a fun and safe tailgate and answers to all of your gameday questions.
Georgia Gameday Traffic InformationAREA DIRECTIONS No one likes to sit in traffic, but when morethan 100,000 people descend upon the smallest county in Georgia on a Saturday, crowded roadways are inevitable. To ease the congestion, extra police and gameday staff work before and after games to assist the flow of traffic. PREGAME TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT On gameday, some roads surrounding Athens - most notably SR 316 - become overcrowded because of the large number of vehicles headed to the game from the Atlanta area. We want to remind you that there are many other ways to enterAthens, including US 129, US 29, US 441, SR15 and US 78. While these routes may seem a few miles out of your way, they may save you significant time and less traffic congestion. Once in Athens, we recommend you head toward East Campus, unless you have passes for other lots. The highest concentration of public parking on gameday is available on East Campus, surrounding the Ramsey Center off College Station Road. In addition, there are more than 1,500 overflow spaces at the intramural fields to help accommodate cars and make the postgame exit as simple and expedient as possible. GAMEDAY PARKING Public access parking lots open at 7 a.m. on gameday. There are shuttles available in the East Campus District (Ramsey Center and Intramural Fields) to transport you to and from the stadium. If you need to park on the intramural fields, we ask that you be extra conscientious about not leaving any litter, glass or sharp objects on the ground. All public access parking on campus is first come, first served, which means no saving places for friends coming later. When parking on campus, we ask fans to follow two simple guidelines:
NOTE: For safety reasons and to free parking spaces for fans, golf carts and ATVs are not allowed on campus on gameday. For information on gameday, please call ourhelpline at 706-425-3052. COMPLIMENTARY SHUTTLE SERVICE Complimentary shuttle from Ramsey Center/Rec Sports Complex to Gate 6 before and after games is available. UGA Campus Transit will again offer free shuttle service to fans on gameday from the East Campus Parking Deck/RamseyCenter bus area. If overflow parking is needed at the Intramural Fields, then shuttles also will pickup fans at the Intramural Fields parking area off College Station Road. Shuttles will run continuously for 5.5 hours be-fore the scheduled game time and will drop fans off at Gate 6 of Sanford Stadium until 15 minutes after kickoff. Keep in mind that the gates to Sanford Stadium do not open until two hours prior to the scheduled game time. Return service will run continuously for two hours after the game ends. POSTGAME TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT When planning your departure, keep in mind that vehicles that arrived on campus over the course of several hours will be trying to leave in a much shorter time. The large influx of vehicles onthe roadway can quickly lead to traffic gridlock. To alleviate this, the University of Georgia Police Department, the Athens-Clarke County Police Department and other local law enforcement agencies have produced a traffic plan that is implemented on gameday. The plan allows a largenumber of vehicles to move as efficiently as possible. Please work with officers directing traffic to ensure that this plan runs smoothly. Once the game ends, staff will direct cars to the Georgia 10 Loop, which circles Athens and provides the easiest access to all routes out of town. Staff may send you in a direction you are not used to going, but please don't turn around in the median. Remember, the Loop is a circle. Instead, follow the signs, and you will eventually get to your desired destination - probably faster than you think. When in doubt, stay patient, find the Loop and drive safely - we want to see you at the next home game! Visit www.gameday.uga.edu for interactive maps and alternate routes to your destination.
Code of ConductCoaches and student-athletes of an SEC member institution, as well as individuals employed by or associated with that institution, including alumni, fans, patrons and boosters, shall conduct themselves with honesty and good sportsmanship. Their behavior shall at all times reflect the high standards of honor and dignity that characterize participation in the collegiate setting. For intercollegiate athletics to promote the character development of participants, to enhance the integrity of higher education and to promote civility in society, coaches, student-athletes and all others associated with these athletics programs and events should adhere to such fundamental values as respect, fairness, civility, honesty and responsibility. These values should be manifest not only in athletics participation but also in the broad spectrum of activities affecting the athletics program. In the spirit of sportsmanship, fans shall:
Sanford Stadium PoliciesIn the case of an emergency, please report the situation to any of the stadium ushers. A Red Cross station also is located at Gate 7 of the upper level. If assistance is needed with a health emergency, please report the situation immediately to any of the stadium ushers, Red Cross volunteers or uniformed officers. Red Cross volunteers wear white shirts with the Red Cross emblem on the shoulder. AISLE/SECTION ENTRY Ticket stubs should be available throughout the game to assist in seat verification and entry into each aisle or section. AISLE TRAFFIC Spectators are urged to arrive at their seats well in advance of kickoff. Excessive movement on the part of spectators during the game is a common complaint to our Game Administration officials. As a courtesy to other patrons, please remain in your seat until the play has ended. ALCOHOL POLICY No alcoholic beverages may be brought into Sanford Stadium. Any ticket holder apprehended in the stadium with an intoxicant will be subject to ejection without refund. ANIMALS Service animals are welcome in Sanford Stadium. All other animals will not be allowed to enter. ARTIFICIAL NOISEMAKERS Artificial noisemakers (air horns, cowbells, etc.) are not permitted in Sanford Stadium. Be considerate and allow your neighbor to enjoy the game. Please keep portable radios at a low volume. ATMS With the addition of credit/bank card capabilities at all stadium points of sale, ATM machines are no longer available inside Sanford Stadium. For guests needing access to an ATM on gameday, available machines are located outside the stadium in the Tate Center plaza. Spectators inside the stadium will not be able to leave the stadium to use an ATM and then re-enter the stadium. DISABLED SERVICES Wheelchair seating is located in the West End of Sanford Stadium, three locations at the top of the lower level, as well as the 600 level. All spaces are reserved and must be purchased at regular price through the Ticket Office. For more information regarding available disabled seating, please click here. DON'T FORGET A POWER SOURCE Pregame festivities have become increasingly high-tech in recent years. Televisions, satellite dishes and sound systems are now common sights in the midst of parked cars, lounge chairs and grills. Fans who want to watch television or use any other entertainment devices must provide their own power and video sources. DRINKING FOUNTAINS Drinking fountains are available at Gates 6, 7, 9, Section 610, Reed Plaza and the West Endzone. ELEVATORS Elevators are located on the East side of Sanford Stadium, South Tower Entrance, at Gate 2, as well as Gate 4. Elevator access is limited to credential holders and wheelchair patrons only. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES In case of emergency, the public address announcer will notify fans of developing situations in order to make informed decisions concerning their well-being. Please familiarize yourself with the nearest exit points of the stadium. In the case of an emergency, please report the situation to any of the stadium ushers. A Red Cross station also is located at Gate 7 of the upper level. If assistance is needed with a health emergency, please report the situation immediately to any of the stadium ushers, Red Cross volunteers or uniformed officers. Red Cross volunteers wear white shirts with the Red Cross emblem on the shoulder. ENJOY THE GAMEDAY ATMOSPHERE A UGA football Saturday should be safe and fun, even for fans who never set foot in Sanford Stadium. Portable toilets are placed all around campus, alleviating long lines and making the day more comfortable for all. In addition, permanent restrooms are available at multiple buildings on campus — Tate Center, Student Learning Center, Georgia Center and East Village Commons. We have also added a designated area for corporate tailgates, allowing more space in traditional areas for regular fans. Rest assured, legal and responsible consumption of alcohol will not be affected by these regulations, so be smart and enjoy the day. NOTE: Deep fryers and low country boils are NOT permitted on campus. Hot oil and large boiling pots are an unsafe cooking method with large groups of people (or others throwing a football) not paying attention to their surroundings. Also, grills are not allowed to be used inside of nor on top of parking decks, nor on North Campus. ENTRY All gates will open 2 hours prior to kickoff. ALL PERSONS MUST HAVE A TICKET REGARDLESS OF AGE. FACULTY GATES Faculty members are encouraged to use Gates 6, 7, 8 and 9. Each person is required to show proper UGA identification along with faculty season tickets. FAN SECURITY Event service personnel are authorized to conduct an inspection of patrons entering the stadium for the sole purpose of eliminating hard objects and containers of any type entering the stadium. This procedure is conducted for the purpose of patron safety. Ushers inside the stadium offer seating assistance and general information regarding the stadium. Uniformed police officers are available throughout the stadium. Additional staff will be on hand inside the stadium to answer questions and handle any concerns. These Stadium Response Teams will be pairs of CSC staff roaming the stadium and will be visible by their green and black uniform. If at any time you need assistance, please find the nearest CSC staff member. FAN TEXT MESSAGE SYSTEM
The Athletic Association has implemented a
text messaging system that allows fans to communicate
directly with the stadium's command
post if assistance is needed in dealing with any
special needs inside the stadium.
Should fans need assistance while inside the
stadium, they will be able to contact event management
staff by sending a text message from
their phone. Simply text "DAWGS
FIELD ACCESS
Only authorized personnel with proper credentials will be permitted on the field before, during or after a game. Violators will be subject to prosecution.
FIRST AID INFORMATION
First Aid Room Locations:
Paramedics, Nurses, Respiratory Therapists
and Physicians are stationed in all First Aid
Rooms. Red Cross volunteers also are located
throughout the concourse.
If you need first aid or medical assistance while at Sanford Stadium, please contact any event staff employee for assistance.
First Aid Stations are located beneath Section 138, behind Section 119, and on the North (203) and South (229) sections of the Club Level. Persons having any type of chronic medical problems are requested to leave their name and seat location with the Red Cross personnel on duty at the Main Station, located beneath Section 138.
If assistance is needed with a health emergency, report the situation immediately to any of the stadium ushers, Red Cross volunteers, or uniformed police officers. Red Cross volunteers wear white shirts with the Red Cross emblem on the shoulder. Red Cross lookout stations are located at the top of selected aisles in the concourse of the lower level. A Red Cross station is also located at Gate 7 of the upper level. Red Cross personnel are positioned on the 300 and 600 levels.
FOOD AND BEVERAGE
Food and drinks are prohibited from being brought into the stadium. Aramark Corp. is the official concessionaire for Sanford Stadium. Fans will find traditional ballpark foods throughout the stadium.
GAME PROGRAM
Game programs will be sold inside Sanford
stadium as well as numerous locations outside the
Stadium. The Program House is located at Gate
10 which is near the Main Gate.
GATE INFORMATION
All Gates open 2 hours prior to kickoff.
GENERAL INFORMATION FOR GAMEDAY EMERGENCIES
GRAB A SNACK OR MEAL ON CAMPUS
Don't feel like preparing a meal on gameday?
Whether it is just a snack or a full meal, a host of
dining options, convenient to parking areas, are
available to fans on campus. UGA Foodservices
serves hearty fare at multiple locations on gameday,
including East Village Commons, the Georgia
Center for Continuing Education, Snelling
Dining Commons, Oglethorpe Dining Commons
and the Tate Student Center.
NOTE: For safety reasons, certain items are not
allowed on campus during gamedays, including:
For more information on gameday tailgating,
parking, dining and transportation, please
visit www.gameday.uga.edu. Gameday Game -
plan is your source for gameday planning information
with interactive maps, tips for a fun
and safe tailgate and answers to all of your
gameday questions.
HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE PARKING
Handicap permit holders can park in the North Handicap, Conner Hall, East Campus Parking Deck, Hardman Hall, Hull Street Parking Deck, Psychology-Journalism, Railroad, Field Street, Field Street areas and Tate Center parking lots by permit issued through the Athletic Association.
HELP
Spectators are urged to arrive at their seats well
in advance of kickoff. Excessive movement on the
part of spectators during the game is a common
complaint to our Game Administration officials.
As a courtesy to other patrons, please remain in
your seat until the play has ended.
INFORMATION STATIONS
Look for the Bulldog Information Stations
outside and throughout Sanford Stadium for
event, stadium and public information. Located
at Gates 2, 4, 6, 7 and 9, these customer service
stands are the best source to answer your game
day questions.
LOST CHILDREN
Parents should report any lost child to the nearest usher, security personnel or uniformed police officer in your area. This season, guests can take part in the Tag-A-Fan program. All patrons who would like to register themselves, children or other guest for the Tag-A-Fan program, may do so at any of the in-stadium Bulldog Information Stations (located at Gates 2, 4, 6, 7 and 9). The guest will receive a wristband with space available to write their name, seat location and contact information. If the guest becomes lost, the wristband will give an event staff employee or police officer the necessary information to escort the guest back to his/her seat.
LOST AND FOUND
To report or claim any lost items, please locate the nearest usher or security personnel. To check for any lost items after an event, contact the Event Management Office lostfound@sports.uga.edu with a description of the item. Items left more than 30 days will be donated to charity.
MEDIA ENTRANCE
Media entrance is limited to the Player's Gate off of East Campus Rd., Gate 8, 9A and Gate 10. Proper media credentials are required.
MEDIA WILL CALL
Media Will Call credentials should be picked up at Gate 8 on the South side of Sanford Stadium off of Field Street.
PARKING
Reserved priority parking areas will be controlled by specific color. YOU MUST HAVE AN ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION PARKING PERMIT TO PARK IN THE COLOR CODED LOTS. All vehicles parking in Athletic Association parking areas must not be oversized and must fit into a conventional parking space.
View the Georgia Football parking map.
For information on game day, please call our Parking Hotline at 706-425-3052
PATRON SERVICES
Event service personnel are authorized to conduct
an inspection of patrons upon entering the
stadium for the sole purpose of eliminating hard
objects and containers of any type from entering
the stadium. Crowd control officers and stadium
ushers are available to handle any inconveniences
you may experience in the stadium.
PLAYER FAMILY GATES
GEORGIA
VISITORS
Stadium security has the right to inspect any item at any time for the purpose of spectator safety. Prohibited items must be returned to cars or disposed of before entry. Prohibited items include:
PROGRAM SALES
Game programs will be sold inside Sanford Stadium as well as numerous locations outside the stadium. Official game programs will be sold for $5.00 at Gates 2, 4, 6, 9, & 10.
PUBLIC ADDRESS
Messages for the public address announcer are acceptable only for medical emergencies and must be approved by the Press Box Director.
PUBLIC PHONES
There are no public telephones inside Sanford Stadium.
RECRUIT GATES
FOOTBALL
NON-FOOTBALL
RESTROOMS
Ladies and mens restrooms are located on all
concourses. Additional restrooms are located underneath
the West End stands. Family restrooms
are located in Reed Plaza and the 600 Level of the
North Side of the stadium.
SCALPING
Tickets may not be sold on UGA premises except by authorized personnel of the Athletic Association.
SEATBACKS
Stadium Seatback chairs can be purchased at booths located at Gates 2, 6, 7, & 9.
SHUTTLE
The Athletic Association provides shuttle bus service to and from the Ramsey Center parking deck. This service is free of charge and starts 5.5 hours prior to kickoff and runs after the game for two hours.
SKYCLUB
SkyClub ticket holders may access the SkyClub Lounge two hours prior to kick-off through Gate 7A or the Southwest Tower Gate on Field Street on the south side of Sanford Stadium. SkyClub ticket holders will access the SkyClub lounge via the elevators or the stairs at Gate 7A. There is a SkyClub entrance sign at these locations.
As you enter the elevator or stairs at Field Street, your SkyClub ticket will be torn, a hole will be punched in your ticket, and you will receive a wristband that must be placed on your wrist at this time. YOU MUST HAVE YOUR TICKET STUB AND WRISTBAND AT ALL TIMES TO ACCESS THE SKYCLUB LOUNGE. For your convenience, SkyClub ticket holders may access the stadium through the SkyClub elevator in the East Wing of the SkyClub Lounge or the aisle openings at Sections 327 & 335.
SkyClub ticket holders may exit the SkyClub via the stairs at the center, east, and west sides of the SkyClub Lounge. The SkyClub elevator may also be used for exiting.
The exclusive SkyClub elevator is NOT handicapped accessible. Entrance and exit will be via the West elevators of the South Tower gate. Please see a SkySuite Ambassador for assistance at South Tower Gate.
SKYSUITES
SOUTH
Access to the SkySuites South will be from an exclusive gate along Field Street located between Gates 7 and 8. The gate will be known as the South Tower Gate. Four large elevators will provide an entrance for suiteholders and their guests to their suites. The elevators will access Field Street (gate entrance level), both levels of suites and the Club Level. Every individual entering the South Tower Gate must present a SkySuite game ticket. At entry, each ticket will be hole punched.
NORTH
Access to the SkySuites (North) will be from Gates 2,3 or 4. Two passenger elevators located inside Stair Tower #2 and two located inside Stair Tower #5, located directly inside the stadium, will take the SkySuite ticket holders to the North SkySuites level. Every individual entering the North SkySuite Level must present a SkySuite game ticket. At entry, each ticket will be hole punched.
SIGNS
Signs, banners, pictures, etc. that are offensive
to individuals and teams, that are not in good
taste, that block the view of spectators, or create
a safety hazard will not be allowed. The hanging
or displaying of signs on stadium walls, bleacher
areas, ramps or an area of proximity to the stadium
is prohibited as a safety precaution. In the
event of a special banner day being conducted, all
signs and/or banners will be admitted through
Gate 10 and must be pre-approved by game administration
personnel.
STROLLERS
Strollers are not allowed inside Sanford Stadium.
STUDENT GATES
All current UGA students with a student ticket should enter Sanford Stadium through the Student Ticket gates located at Gate 1, Gate 3 and Gate 4A. You must provide a valid student ID when using a student ticket.
Student Seating Map and Gate Information
TAG-A-FAN
All patrons who would like to register themselves, children or other guest for the Tag-A-Fan program, may do so at any of the in-stadium Bulldog Information Stations (located at Gates 2, 4, 6, 7 and 9). The guest will receive a wristband with space available to write their name, seat location and contact information. If the guest becomes lost, the wristband will give an event staff employee or police officer the necessary information to escort the guest back to his/her seat.
THROWN ITEMS
Cans, bottles, beach balls, balloons or any items which might be thrown on the field are not permitted in Sanford Stadium. Violators will be subject to prosecution.
TICKETS
Cash, Visa and Mastercard are the only forms
of payment that will be accepted the day of the
game. Tickets cannot be left for pickup at the
WILL CALL Window unless paid for in advance.
If tickets are ordered on Monday prior to the
game, tickets paid for in advance may be placed
at the WILL CALL Window. If tickets are not
picked up, no refunds will be made.
ANY TICKET HOLDER APPREHENDED
IN THE STADIUM WITH AN
INTOXICANT WILL BE SUBJECT TO
EJECTION WITHOUT REFUND.
TOBACCO PRODUCTS
In accordance with the University of Georgia
policy, the Georgia Athletic Association has declared
all areas of Sanford Stadium smoke/tobacco
free. Anyone violating this policy will be
subject to removal from the stadium.
TRANSPORTATION
TAXI
LIMOUSINE
BICYCLE PARKING
RVs
UMBRELLAS
Umbrellas are not allowed inside Sanford Stadium.
WILL CALL/ TICKET PROBLEMS
All ticket problems and patron Will Call tickets should be directed to the East End ticket window located off of East Campus Road adjacent to the Georgia Letterman's Club.
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