CHARLOTTE, N.C. —At one point during his stellar effort on Saturday night, Nakobe Dean turned to freshman linebacker Jamon Dumas-Johnson and got a little emotional.
“It was crazy. It felt good to have everybody back. It felt great,” Dean said. “I missed this. I missed this atmosphere, I missed this feeling. I was basically telling (him) how grateful he was because he didn’t have to play in a stadium that was empty.”
Saturday’s game was the first time the Bulldogs played in front of a capacity crowd since January of 2020. So to return to a full stadium against the No. 3 team in the country only added to the excitement Georgia fans were willing to display for their team.
The No. 5 Bulldogs rode the emotion to a 10-3 win over Clemson. It seemed close to a 50-50 split inside Bank of America Stadium on Saturday between Georgia fans and Clemson fans, but the Bulldog faithful made their presence felt.
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