ATLANTA — On Saturday morning, Channel 2 Action News was there as Media Day for the National Championship Game began, and the Bulldogs were first up. Just like it did in Pasadena for the Rose Bowl, the national media has once again taken notice of Georgia fans making their presence known.
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Here’s a look at some photos from Media Day.
Star UGA tailback Sony Michel. "This will be a hard knuckle physical game." Says they have keys to beat Alabama in #CFBNationalChampionship pic.twitter.com/dOrxg7aKTd
— Tom Regan (@tomreganWSB) January 6, 2018
UGA QB Jake Fromm walks to the podium during Media Day. # pic.twitter.com/iI6lHDJhTv
— Tom Jones (@TomJonesWSBTV) January 6, 2018
Kirby said the decision to practice in Athens later today was made long ago.. to be in normal setting.. rooms, fields.. etc pic.twitter.com/xdotR5FWIP
— Zach Klein (@ZachKleinWSB) January 6, 2018
Alabama players and Coach Saban at Media Day. @wsbtv pic.twitter.com/J6qeKLtMoF
— Tom Jones (@TomJonesWSBTV) January 6, 2018
“Growing up a Georgia boy, I’m ready to win a National Championship for Georgia.” - Jake Fromm #UGA2ATL #GoDawgs pic.twitter.com/lMlet5N42a
— George Marshalek (@MarshalekGeorge) January 6, 2018
Alabama running back Damien Harris. "Georgia has a very tough defense." #UGA2ATL pic.twitter.com/HdnVhA7Bid
— Tom Regan (@tomreganWSB) January 6, 2018
“I’m just so thankful for them and the opportunity they’ve given me. So thank you for asking me about my parents because I love them to death.” - @FrommJake pic.twitter.com/PkBIAlUIqO
— George Marshalek (@MarshalekGeorge) January 6, 2018
This is nothing new for Georgia fans, who have traveled very well this year at big games such as those at Notre Dame, against Florida in Jacksonville or versus Auburn in the SEC Championship Game.
However, last week’s turnout in Pasadena was particularly impressive, considering it was across the country and against another proud fan base such as the Sooners’, which is also known to travel well.
Speaking of last week's Media Day, Georgia offensive lineman Dyshon Sims took the microphone from Channel 2 Sports Director Zach Klein and interviewed his teammates.
He even shared a funny exchange with head coach Kirby Smart.
And Nick Saban behind a microphone for an hour is must-watch TV. The Alabama head coach has been known for a good sound bite here and there.
DawgNation contributed to this article.
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