On Saturday, the Georgia Bulldogs got to walk the sweetest Dawg Walk yet as they celebrated their national title in Athens. For more than 20 years, they have began every home game by first walking from Lumpkin Street to Sanford Stadium, a tradition known as the Dawg Walk.

Learn more about the Dawg Walk and other UGA Football Traditions. Suit up for the action with Georgia gear from the UGA bookstore, and then either claim your seats in the stadium or head back downtown or to your tailgate to find a place to watch the Bulldogs.

Dawg Walk was derived from the existing Redcoat Band pregame warmup that previously took place outside of the Tate Student Center. The Chapel Bell is shown on the University of Georgia campus in Athens, Georgia, on Tuesday, June 21, 2016. (Photo/Casey Sykes, www.caseysykes.com)

The Dawg pass rush has been getting home all night. Georgia has the ball back, trying to tack on a few more points before the half. Peyton Woodring boots a 48-yard field goal to increase the Geirgia lead, and Arch Manning enters the game to a rousing cheer from the crowd.