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This series of the Athletic Association records includes photographs of various sporting events, athletes, and campus.

The scrapbooks series consists of more than forty-five scrapbooks capturing nearly a century of UGA athetlic history. These collections of clippings, photographs, tickets, and souvenirs were created by athletes and fans alike. Football is the most widely represented sport in the collection, but baseball, basketball, and swimming are also featured, and the 1940s-1960s is the most heavily documented time period.

The collection consists of over 100 textile items related to UGA athletics, including jerseys, jackets, hats, sweaters, leotards, pennants, and banners from a wide range of different sports.

The collection consists of UGA Athletics posters and artwork spanning over a century. Most items date from the 1980s to the 2000s, but there are a few pieces from the early 20th century. The collection is significant for its large volume of artwork by cartoonist and UGA alumnus Jack Davis.

The equipment series consists of helmets, pads, footballs, uniform accessories, and medical equipment used by UGA athletes and personnel.

The collection consists of hundreds of souvenir items related to University of Georgia athletics, including game tickets, schedules, buttons, patches, coins, belt buckles, keychains.

The collection contains correspondence representing two distinct time periods: the 1920-1930s era of the UGA Athletic Association during which lawyer and booster Harold Hirsch was involved with the Athletic Board, and the 1980-1981 season. A highlight of the collection are the minutes of the Athletic Board from 1928-1972. Also included are subject files, NCAA self-studies, and playbooks and scouting reports, most of which date from Vince Dooley's tenure as head football coach.

The collection consists of photographs and correspondence related to John Stegeman and Robert "Skeet" Willingham's book Touchdown: a pictorial history of the Georgia Bulldogs.

The Dan Magill papers consist of correspondence, photographs, and writings documenting his career with University of Georgia Athletics. The collection contains records of his communication with players, coaches, and colleagues in athletics, as well as his speeches and writings for publications like the Athens Banner-Herald and his book Bulldoggerel. The collection also contains a signficant file of photographs documenting Magill's life dating back to his time in the Marine Corps.