JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Florida-Georgia Hall of Fame welcomed four new members to its class on Friday. Click through the images above to check out scenes from the ceremony.
Former Bulldogs defensive lineman Bill Goldberg and cornerback Mike Fisher and ex-Gators stars Fred Weary and linebacker Mike Peterson were inducted into the hall.
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Weary, a Mandarin High School graduate, played for Florida from 1994-97 and helped the Gators win the 1996 national championship. He had six of his 15 career interceptions as a senior.
Peterson played in Gainesville from 1995-98 and also played on the same national title team as Weary. He played 14 years in the NFL including a stint with the Jaguars.
Goldberg was a two-time All-SEC defensive tackle and went 3-1 against the Gators during his time in Athens. He’s better known for his prowess in the wrestling ring where he was a world champion wrestler in WWE. He was inducted into that hall of fame in 2018. He said on Friday that Saturday would be his first time in the stands as a fan.
Fisher, like Weary, played high school football in town (Bolles) and walked on to Georgia. He was 3-0 against the Gators from 1978-80.