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Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry announced Friday that the Florida-Georgia series will remain in the city until the 2023 season, with an option to extend that agreement until 2025.


Florida and Georgia play next weekend in Jacksonville at 2:30 p.m. CT on CBS.
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RD Dawg•67 months
It's Georgia-Florid for Gods sake.Always has been always will be.
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Hangit•67 months
If you look at a map, they usually spell it Florida.
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JohnnyRebel•67 months
Weird, growing up in Jacksonville, it’s always been referred to as Florida-Georgia. The only people I ever hear trying to convince me other wise is UGA fans. And why do y’all get so triggered about this? lmao.
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southernboisb•67 months
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