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New annual college football series coming to Mercedes-Benz in Atlanta

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The series will debut this fall with Georgia Tech hosting Georgia, with the Georgia vs. Florida game joining the lineup in 2026.

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New college football series coming to Mercedes-Benz Stadium

A new college football series is on its way to Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

·Atlanta, United States
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New annual college football series coming to Mercedes-Benz in Atlanta

The series will debut this fall with Georgia Tech hosting Georgia, with the Georgia vs. Florida game joining the lineup in 2026.

·Atlanta, United States
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Bulldogs to be featured in AMBSE's first annual college football series

ATLANTA - The Georgia Bulldogs will be featured in AMB Sports and Entertainment's first annual college football series in Atlanta. The post Bulldogs to be featured in AMBSE’s first annual college football series appeared first on Valdosta Today.

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WAGA broke the news in Atlanta, United States on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
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