ATHENS — Georgia baseball is less than two years away from a level playing field in the SEC via major facilities upgrades coming to Foley Field.
Coach Scott Stricklin, who guided the Bulldogs to a No. 6 seed in the SEC Baseball Tournament and No. 11 national RPI rating, said the plans for the stadium are expected to be formalized and officially released this fall.
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UGA has not released any estimates or budget numbers for the baseball project.
Georgia has hired the same architects that did Arkansas baseball’s most recent state-of-the-art updates to Baum-Walker Stadium, a $27 million project.
These are competitive times in the SEC baseball world, as even with the pending improvements, the Bulldogs might still be chasing No. 1-ranked Tennessee.
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