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The 1943 team was composed of men too young to enter military service, men who were physically unfit for service, or men finishing degree programs so that they could go on to the military. The team had a 6-4 (0-3 in the SEC) record playing a limited…

Zippy Morocco was a two-sport star for the Bulldogs. He was a key player on the basketball team, and a record setting punt returner on the football team.

The '48 team was Coach Butts' last SEC Champion until 1959.

The 1950 Bulldogs run onto the field in Sanford Stadium.

The 1942 Bulldogs pose in their lettermens' sweaters.

Frank Sinkwich was the University of Georgia's first Heisman Trophy winner -- and the first recipient from the Deep South. He accepted the trophy while wearing his Marine Corps uniform, as he was bound for military service.

Developed by Clark Shaughnessy at Stanford University and popularized by the Chicago Bears, the T-Formation was a balanced formation with two ends, a T-Formation quarterback, a right and left halfback, and a fullback. The formation offered better…

The 1950 Bulldogs would go 6-3-3 in Butts' 12th season as head coach.

The 1946 Bulldogs, led by Charley Trippi and John Rauch, went 11-0 with a victory over North Carolina in the Sugar Bowl. The team was voted #3 in the AP Poll at the end of the season behind Notre Dame and Army. Both Notre Dame and Army had ties on…

The Georgia Bulldogs football team was treated to a luncheon at Paramount Studios while in Los Angeles to play in the Rose Bowl.