The first-ever Georgia-Florida game is held in Macon, Georgia and ends with a 52-0 win for the University of Georgia. Florida’s University Athletic Association does not count the loss in their tally however, as the team they field that day is from an institution then known as the Florida Agricultural College based in Lake City. It isn’t until one year later that the Florida Legislature establishes what we now know as the University of Florida and it is yet another year still when the Gators officially established their football team in 1906.

Florida scores their first victory in the rivalry with a 26-6 drubbing of the Bulldogs. The win puts an end to a six-game losing streak against Georgia.

1933 marks the first year that the game calls Jacksonville home, with the only exceptions since then occurring in 1994 and 1995.

After eight consecutive losses, Florida finally ends its longest losing streak to date. In the closing minutes of the game, Florida scores to make it 6-0, eventually holding on to win. Snapping the losing streak inspires Gator fans to rush the field and tear down the goal posts.

Florida halfback Larry Dupree experiences both tragedy and victory on this day. Considered a heroic figure for the Gators, Dupree rushes for a game-leading 74 yards and one touchdown on 19 carries. His performance comes the morning after he and his wife experienced tragedy when their son was stillborn in a Gainesville hospital. Florida wins with a final score of 21-14.

Florida’s interim Head Coach Galen Hall makes sure the Gators are ready to play in this historic game. With a 27-0 final score, the Gators go on to clinch the first SEC title in UF history.

Remembered as “the celebration game,” Georgia coach Mark Richt tells his team that he will be disappointed if every player doesn’t receive a celebration penalty after the Bulldogs score their first touchdown. The team takes it quite literally and the entire team charges the field after the first Dawgs’ score. With a final score of 42-30, Georgia claims victory in what turns out to be an emotionally charged game.

Despite Florida entering the game undefeated and ranked #2 in the country, Georgia takes home the Okefenokee Oar in 2012. The Bulldogs force six turnovers to seal the victory.

Georgia builds a 23-3 lead in the first half of the game and then holds on for the ride while Florida attempts to mount a comeback. Some unpleasant confrontations occur in the second half when players from both sides brawl on the field. The game ends with a 23-20 win for Georgia.