Georgia football has the privilege of playing in one of the best atmospheres in the country at Sanford Stadium. But what if UGA could make the atmosphere even better? What if one addition to Sanford Stadium would give Georgia the greatest home field advantage and make it nearly impossible for them to lose a game?
Brooks Austin shared the following idea about what Georgia could do to make Sanford Stadium even better, and it may just be something UGA should think about doing.
If Sanford’s west end zone were closed off…
— Brooks Austin (@BrooksAustinBA) October 24, 2025
UGA would hold prolly 110k+ and sound would have no place to exit.
It would be the craziest stadium in the sport. By far. https://t.co/LbJTa2QPHd
Georgia could have the best home field advantage in the country
Earlier this season Georgia had claim to the longest home win streak in the country. Before they lost to Alabama the Bulldogs had had won 33 straight games at home, but unfortunately that streak came to an end.
Even after that loss though, no one can deny how big of a home field advantage Georgia has, but it could get even better. Sanford Stadium holds just north of 90,000 fans, but there is room for Georgia to expand beyond that in the west end zone if they wanted to. That end zone is not closed off today, but if they chose to add seating to close it off they could probably hold over 110,000 fans. Not only would that add to the crazy atmosphere Sanford Stadium already is, but it would help keep the noise trapped in the stadium even more.
Georgia however will probably never do that because that end zone gives Sanford Stadium a unique look to it. It also is an area that people flock to all year long as a way to feel connected to the stadium and pose for a photo.
But if Georgia ever decides they want to improve their atmosphere they have the ability to do so. And it’s hard to deny how much fun it would be to surpass Michigan’s Big House as the biggest stadium in North America.