Georgia Bulldogs, Light Up Sanford - Unframed

This panorama captures the Georgia Bulldogs football team during their much-anticipated matchup with the Notre Dame Fighting Irish on Dooley Field at Sanford Stadium. The first night game of the 2019 season featured a new twist to the start of the 4th quarter "light up" of Sanford Stadium with new red lighting. Named for the late Dr. Steadman V. Sanford, a former University president, the stadium was built in 1929 for 360,000 dollars. As of 2019, it is the eighth largest on-campus stadium in the nation with a capacity of 92,746. It has long been one of the country's most magnificent and exhilarating arenas for college football, nationally ranking among the top ten in attendance. A favorite Georgia victory tradition is the "ringing of the chapel bell." The university, founded in 1785 in Athens, GA, educates over 38,200 students.