Games go on, but many traditions on hold in college football
(WorldNews Health)

To the delight of fans young and old, an English bulldog named Uga has been stationed on the sideline at all but one Georgia home football game since 1956. Charles Seiler, whose family has bred and cared for each of the Ugas all these years, said lots of people have told him they enjoy seeing the dog, adorned in his jersey with the big “G” on front, as much as the games themselves. Thousands of fans have their pictures taken with him. “He`s so approachable,” Seiler said. “But in this day and age, because of what`s going on, it`s not good to approach.” Uga X won`t be on hand for any games this season unless the Southeastern Conference changes its policy not allowing live mascots as part of...