Georgia football proves they are the most resilient team in new video

The Georgia football media team has done it again as the Orange Bowl hype video proves the best way to describe the Dawgs is resilient.

Georgia has a chip on their shoulder as they get ready to take on Michigan in Miami, and that chip isn’t tiny.

After getting smacked in the mouth by Alabama, the Dawgs are ready for battle once again to prove they deserve a spot in the national championship.

No offense to the Wolverines at all because they are a great football team, but Friday will be about the Dawgs reclaiming their dominance.

Georgia football released a hype video that reminds the world who they are.

Narrated by Florida native and Georgia legend Sony Michel, he proved to be the perfect person for the job.

He knows what it’s like to play in the playoffs, as Michel helped lead the Dawgs to a double-overtime Rose Bowl victory over Oklahoma.

The video is all about this team bringing the heat and proving how resilient they are. This game either puts you in the national championship, or it sends you home, and the Dawgs are too dang good to go home.

Resilient is the message,

and revenge is the mindset.

Georgia’s video crew once again puts chills all over your body with this video, and regardless of what happened at the beginning of the month, it fires you up for this battle.

Everyone is so excited about this matchup between Georgia and Michigan. These two teams are similar, and this battle will be epic. However, the Dawgs are not going to leave South Beach empty-handed.

This video sends the right message to the fanbase ahead of this game, and I hope it’s on repeat in the locker room. Georgia has everything it takes to get to the national championship, and it’s time to do it for each other and win it all.

Who cares what happened in Atlanta? The team moved on weeks ago, but they know everyone is still discussing how they were exposed and unsure about this group. The only way to silence the haters is by producing a dominating win and making Michigan quit.

This game in South Beach is the season on the line, and the Dawgs want it more than Michigan does. Forty-one years is far longer than 24, so it’s time to stand up and take what is rightfully the Dawgs. Georgia and Michigan will be a great ballgame, and while it could be close, the Dawgs’ resiliency will help them prevail over the Wolverines and keep their dreams alive.