Who doesn’t love a home-away-from-home? We would all love a lake or beach house, a cabin in the mountains, or just any town to visit regularly to get away from home. College football programs aren’t that different. Because of how important home-field advantages are, having a city away from campus where teams and fans can feel at home is very valuable.
After 125 years, Georgia football doesn’t have that second home. The team shares Jacksonville. And the venues in Columbus, Macon and Augusta haven’t kept up with other college stadiums, so Georgia’s hasn’t played in either city in almost 60 years.