Beloved Georgia Bulldogs Mascot Uga X Passes Away, Sparks Controversy

Uga X's death prompts backlash against PETA's criticism of the use of English bulldogs as mascots due to their health issues.

Uga X, the beloved former mascot of the Georgia Bulldogs, passed away in his sleep on Tuesday, January 23, 2024.
During his tenure, the team achieved a record of 91-18, securing two Southeastern Conference titles, two College Football Playoff national championships and seven New Year’s Six bowl appearances.
Uga X's death has sparked a backlash against PETA, who criticized the use of an English bulldog as the school's mascot due to the breed's health issues.
Uga X, also known as Que, was a cherished member of the Seiler family, who have maintained the line of mascots for almost seven decades.
Uga X's retirement in 2023 marked the end of an era, succeeded by Uga XI, known as 'Boom.'