Moving from North Campus toward South Campus — the more recently constructed and scientific and mathematical section of campus — one passes the Tate Student Center [14]  and, most notably, the 92,058 seat Sanford Stadium[15] : home of the UGA Bulldog Football Team [16] . The white English Bulldog is UGA’s mascot and is properly known as "Uga" [17] . (UGA's mascot is another Yale influenced aspect of the University.) The Bulldogs play in the Southeastern Conference against teams such as the University of Tennessee, Ole Miss, and Louisiana State University. It also has a historic rivalry with Auburn, referred to as "The Deep South's Oldest Rivalry." The biggest rivalries, though, are between the Bulldogs and the Atlantic Coast Conference Georgia Tech Yellowjackets and, most importantly, its archrival, the University of Florida Gators [18] .

The UGA-UF game is held annually in late October/early November in Jacksonville, Florida: a supposedly neutral site. Often referred to as "The World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party," this event is a must-do for UGA undergrads as well as alumni. The Bulldogs are cheered on in this game--as well as in all the others--by the 90,000+ fans that sell out every home game as well as the UGA Marching Band, affectionately known as “The Red Coat Marching Band.” [19] 

Certainly, Football dominates the UGA athletic scene. However, other notable teams include the UGA Equestrian Team [20] , the UGA Gymnastic Team [21] , the UGA Fencing Club [22] , and the UGA Baseball Team [23]  and the UGA Basketball Teams (men's [24]  and women's [25] ) which play in the UGA Stegeman Coliseum [26] .