ATHENS — Georgia football will conclude spring practice on Saturday with its annual G-Day scrimmage. Below, you can find live updates, analysis, depth chart and injury news for the spring game.

Saturday will be Georgia’s 15th and final spring practice. It will also give fans a chance to see how the 2025 team looks. The 2025 G-Day scrimmage will not be televised.

Georgia football live updates, analysis for G-Day spring game

3:17 -- Third quarter -- After a strong showing by Puglisi, Gunner Stockton. his best drive of the second half. He first finds Dillon Bell for. 49-yard reception.

On the next play, he hits Jeremy Bell for a 31-yard touchdown pass, his first of the day. Both quarterbacks have improved as the day progressed.

7:20 -- Third Quarter -- Ryan Puglisi steps in with the first team offense and looked a lot better. He caps the drive with a 17-yard touchdown pass to Coblie Young. He looks like a difference-maker for Georgia in the red zone.

12:00, Third Quarter -- London Humphreys with a strong drive to start the second half. He comes down with a 50-yard reception and then followed it up with a 7-yard touchdown grab.

Colter Ginn was in at quarterback on the drive.

Halftime -- Scores and stats from halftime.

Of the players who stood out: CB Daniel Harris, LB Chris Cole, CB Dominick Kelly, WR CJ Wiley, RB Chauncey Bowens.

Neither QB lit the world on fire but G-Day has never been the best way to gauge the Georgia offense.

1:19 second quarter -- Zacharaih Branch had his first big highlight of the day, reeling in a 36-yard pass from Gunner Stockton on fourth down. Joenel Aguero was in pretty tight coverage on the play, but Stockton was able to squeeze it in behind the junior defensive back.

Branch’s catch set up a Nate Frazier touchdown run, giving Georgia its first offensive touchdown on the afternoon.

to this point in the first half, Stockton has completed 10 of his 17 attempts for 147 yards and an interception. The 36-yard reception was the longest play of the first half.

Ryan Puglisi throws an interception to freshman cornerback Dominick Kelly. Puglisi with a bad pass intended for Jeremy Bell.

5:00 Second quarter -- Ryan Puglisi strings together his first strong drive of the day. He made a back-shoulder throw to CJ Wiley for a gain of 35 yards to convert a third-and-14. Wiley made an incredible one-handed grab.

He then found Sacovie White for 9 yards to convert another third down. He should’ve had a touchdown to cap the drive but Elyiss Williams just dropped the pass. Chris Cole then broke up a pass that was intended for Ethan Barbour.

Puglisi led a 10-play, 49-yard drive that ended with a 23-yard field goal. Easily Puglisi’s best drive of the day thus far.

Elijah Griffin did have a disruptive moment, getting into the backfield to snuff out an end-around.

15:00 -- Second quarter: Adrian Maddox ends the first quarter with a sack. Bo Walker run negated by a holding on freshman Elyiss Williams. Ryan Puglisi then gets flagged for a false start.

Overall, defense getting the better of the offense so far, which isn’t much of a surprise.

Georgia football box score from the first quarter of G-Day. (Connor Riley/Dawgnation)

0:56 -- First quarter: Peyton Woodring converts ona 35-yard field goal for the first points of the day.

Stockton fired incomplete to Noah Thomas on a slot fade on third down with Joenel Aguero in coverage. Nate Frazier and Jaden Reddell both picked up first downs on the drive, while running back Chuancey Bowens had a 12-yard run, Georgia’s longest of the day.

9-play, 50-yard drive.

Ryan Puglisi has yet to lead the second team offense past midfield. He’s 3 of 5 for 2 yards passing.

7:51 -- First quarter Gunner Stockton finds Lawson Luckie for a 26-yard gain on third and eight but then Stockton throws an interception to Daniel Harris. The redshirt sophomore has had a strong start to today, covering well and staying in phase.

15:00 -- First quarter First team offense wide receiver Colbie Young, wide receiver Noah Thomas, wide receiver London Humphreys, tight end Oscar Delp quarterback Gunner Stockton, Nate Fraier at running back, Bo Hughley at left tackle, Micah Morris at left guard, Drew Bobo at center, Michael Uini at right guard and Earnest Greene at right tackle.

Georgia offense goes three-and-out. Stockton throws two incompletions while Nate Frazier adds a two-yard run. Stockton took a deep shot to Thomas on a third-and-eight but Daniel Harris was in coverage and broke up the pass.

Second team defense sees Chase Linton have a nice pressure on Ryan Puglisi on second down. Puglisi then fires incomplete to Talyn Taylor on third down. Tough starts for both offenses.

12 p.m. update: Georgia has released updated rosters for G-Day.

Zachariah Branch and Dillon Bell were back to receive the kickoff.

The red team will feature the first team offense and second team defense, while the black team has the second team offense and first team defense.

Red Team

Black Team

Georgia has also provided an update on what the format for G-Day will look like.

Going through pregame drills, the first-team defense looks to be: Jordan Hall , Xzavier McLeod, Joseph Jonah-Ajonye, Quintavius Johnson, CJ Allen, Raylen Wilson, Joenel Aguero Jacorey Thomas, KJ Bolden, Daniel Harris, Daylen Everette

The first team offensive line is Bo Hughley at left tackle, Micah Morris at left guard, Drew Bobo at center, right guard Michael Uini and Earnest Greene at right tackle.

The first group of skill players working with Gunner Stockton was Noah Thomas and Colbie Young at wide receiver, with tight ends Oscar Delp and Lawson Luckie both in formation as well. Excpet Dillon Bell, London Humphreys and Zachariah Branch to rotate in as well at receiver. Very interested in watching Jaden Reddell at tight end today, who will work behind Delp and Luckie.

There are a couple of players working off to the side who all come into today with pre-existing injuries. offensive tackle Monroe Freeling, running back Roderick Robinson, outside linebacker Gabe Harris, defensive Jaylan Morgan, defensive lineman Christen Miller and tight end Colton Heinrich.

10 a.m. update: Saturday will be a big showcase for the Georgia football roster, as it gets a chance to scrimmage in Sanford Stadium in front of fans.

While the spring game won’t be televised, head coach Kirby Smart expects the event to look as normal as a spring game would.

“It’s going to be as close to us every year we’ve ever had,” Smart said in an appearance on 680 The Fan this week. “It looks like we’re pretty healthy. We’ve got a couple kids that are out. We’ve got the numbers we needed to divide into two teams. It’ll be one o’clock. The format will be very similar to what we’ve done in the past. We’re going to play a game and let the guys go compete.”

Perhaps the most interesting aspect of Saturday will be how the quarterbacks perform. Gunner Stockton and Ryan Puglisi are battling to replace Carson Beck on a full-time basis.

Stockton seems to have the edge, given this will be his fourth spring game and that he started the final game of the 2024 season against Notre Dame.

Teammates have raved about Stockton and the positive energy he brings to the team. But Puglisi has plenty of arm talent and will look to make the most of his opportunity on Saturday.

“I think just going out there and putting my best foot forward, serving others, being a leader, just being connected with my guys, getting my touches with them, just having a good time, just going out there and balling in Sanford,” Puglisi said on what he hopes to accomplish on Saturday.

The spring game will also give us a chance to get our first look at some of the newcomers added to the Georgia roster. The Bulldogs brought in six transfer additions. The splashiest come at the wide receiver position, with Noah Thomas of Texas A&M and Zachariah Branch of USC bringing some much needed juice to the wide receiver room.

Georgia also signed the No. 2 overall signing class for the 2025 recruiting cycle. The group of freshmen is headlined by defensive lineman Elijah Griffin and wide receiver Talyn Taylor.

Don’t be surprised if either makes a play or two on Saturday.

The Bulldogs won’t be working with a full deck on Saturday, as a number of contributors are expected to miss the game. On the defensive side of the ball, Christen Miller and Gabe Harris are out due to off-season labrum surgery.

On the offensive side of the ball, Georgia will be down a few offensive linemen. Running backs Branson Robinson and Roderick Robinson are also expected to be limited.

Georgia football injury report for G-Day

What time does G-Day start?

G-Day starts at 1 p.m. ET.

What TV channel is G-Day on?

Saturday’s game won’t be televised, but fans can listen to the game through the Georgia Bulldog Radio Network.

“In terms of TV, I think it was more about being controlled on what time and in terms of we like to have recruits there,” Smart said. “We like to have prospects come in. It’s a big event. We have official visits, so we want to control the timing of it more and we want to be able to play at our pace and not have to worry about the constraints of being inside a window.”