Uga XI did make the trip to Tuscaloosa for the Alabama game on Sept. 28. Seiler said a decision has not been made yet about whether Uga will accompany the Bulldogs to Ole Miss on Nov. 9.

Georgia will hope that the absence of Uga XI won't be too much for their team to overcome, while Texas will lean on the presence of Bevo on the sidelines to drive them to a critical victory on ...

Charles Seiler, who is the handler for the Georgia mascot Uga XI, told David Eckert of the Austin American-Statesman that the English Bulldog will not be making the road trip to Austin, Texas ...

Uga XI wasn’t at the last game between Texas and Georgia in October because the 1,200-mile trip to Austin was too far for the dog, Burnt Orange Nation reported. His owner Charles Seiler said ...

Boom, aka Uga XI, will not travel to Austin for No. 1 Texas vs. No. 5 Georgia game on Saturday. His handler told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and the Athens Banner-Herald that the trip is just ...

Georgia mascot Uga, an English Bulldog, won't be making the trip to Austin for this Saturday's game between Texas football and Georgia, according to the mascot's handler, Charles Seiler.

It's worth noting that Uga XI replaced Uga X, the mascot involved in the 2019 altercation, in 2023 and the owner denied that the decision had anything to do with the ongoing beef.

Uga lives in Savannah, Georgia, five hours from the University's campus, and would have then had to fly two hours to Austin. Seiler says Uga XI hasn't even been on the team bus yet.

UGA students (left to right) Andrew Correa, Matthew Fluker, Nathan Duke and Bennett Ulm pack for a 15-hour drive from Athens, Ga., to Austin, Tx., for the Georgia-Texas game on Oct. 19, 2024.

The newly released bobbleheads are white English bulldogs that have been a symbol of UGA pride since 1956. They range from Uga I (Hood's ole Dan) to Uga XI (Boom).