Georgia’s mascot, Uga, will not be able to travel to the national championship in L.A.
, Uga X—also known as Que—won’t be able to make the lengthy trip across the country to Los Angeles.
The Seiler family, which has long bred the iconic bulldogs that have served as Georgia’s mascots over the years, told Murphy that the trip is just too long for the nine-year-old bulldog to undergo.Thankfully for Georgia, Uga was on hand to watch the defending national champions this past weekend as they took on Ohio State in the Peach Bowl in Atlanta.
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