G-Day Game To Have Most Extensive Broadcast Coverage In History


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G-Day Game To Have Most Extensive Broadcast Coverage In History
Posted by: ToonDawg on Apr 02, 2008 - 04:18 PM
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From GeorgiaDogs.com: ATHENS, Ga. --- This Saturday's annual University of Georgia G-Day football game will have the most extensive broadcast coverage in history.

The game will be telecast live by Comcast/Charter Sports Southeast (CSS) and will have radio coverage by WSB Radio and the Bulldog Radio Network, XM satellite radio and the UGA campus station, WUOG.

The XM coverage of G-Day will be on channel 199. This will also mark the first time since 1993 that WSB has carried the Bulldogs’ spring scrimmage.

GXtra, georgiadogs.com subscription website, will also be broadcasting the game LIVE. This marks the first time that the UGA "official" athletic website has ever streamed a football game.

In addition, GXtra will be providing live scoring and game photos at Gameday Central.

G-Day officially kicks off at 2:07 p.m. on Saturday at Sanford Stadium.

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