Dawgs get a win for the ages

Locals enjoy Georgia’s historic national title

  • Habersham County residents Sidney Roland, Lanier Roland, Wyatt Burgess, Cooper Roland and Millie Burgess celebrate Georgia’s first national championship since 1980 after making the trip to Indianapolis to see the Bulldogs beat Alabama on Monday night. SIDNEY ROLAND/Submitted
    Habersham County residents Sidney Roland, Lanier Roland, Wyatt Burgess, Cooper Roland and Millie Burgess celebrate Georgia’s first national championship since 1980 after making the trip to Indianapolis to see the Bulldogs beat Alabama on Monday night. SIDNEY ROLAND/Submitted
  • Bill Gresham and his sons Joseph and Jackson have been going to Georgia games for a long time, going back to 2004 (left photo) and all the way up to Monday night in Indianapolis (right photo). E. LANE GRESHAM/Submitted
    Bill Gresham and his sons Joseph and Jackson have been going to Georgia games for a long time, going back to 2004 (left photo) and all the way up to Monday night in Indianapolis (right photo). E. LANE GRESHAM/Submitted
    A number of Habersham County residents were in attendance Monday night at Lucas Oil Stadium, where the University of Georgia knocked off the Alabama Crimson Tide to win the Bulldogs’ first nation...

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