The Georgia Bulldogs are going to the Rose Bowl.
In a decade.
Georgia and UCLA announced a two-year football series Wednesday, with the games taking place in 2025 and ’26. The Bulldogs and Bruins will play in Pasadena on Aug. 30, 2025, and in Athens on Sept. 5, 2026.
“This home-and-home series provides an opportunity for our students and fans to enjoy a great matchup of two tradition-rich football programs in two of the most iconic venues in sports – the Rose Bowl and Sanford Stadium,” Georgia athletic director Greg McGarity said. “These games will attract significant national attention on the opening weekend of the college football season, and we are thankful to our peers at UCLA for making this series happen.”
Georgia and UCLA have played twice before, with the Bulldogs winning both times. Georgia defeated UCLA 9-0 in the Rose Bowl following the 1942 regular season and prevailed 19-8 at Sanford Stadium in the 1983 season opener.