Bulldogs Primary Logo

The Georgia Bulldogs have a long and proud history, and their primary logo has been an integral part of that. The original logo was created in 1964 by Vince Dooley, the legendary head coach at the time. It featured a simple yet powerful bulldog wearing a red collar with black trim against an orange background. This design became synonymous with UGA football over the years as it appeared on everything from helmets to uniforms to banners around campus.

In 1996, however, Dooley’s iconic design was replaced by one featuring two interlocking G's inside of a circle - representing both Georgia Tech and University of Georgia athletics programs coming together under one unified identity for all sports teams across both schools. While this new look proved popular among fans initially due to its modern feel and sleekness compared to its predecessor; some traditionalists felt it didn't quite capture what made Bulldog Nation so special: namely tenacity coupled with Southern charm!

Today you can find versions of both logos used throughout Dawg Country: whether it be on apparel or bumper stickers or tailgating tents- each symbolizing different aspects of being part of such an amazing community! No matter which version is your favorite though- there's no doubt that these marks will continue inspiring generations upon generations moving forward just like they always have since first appearing more than fifty years ago!