The Dairy Alliance, a nonprofit funded by dairy farm families in the Southeast, is again partnering with college athletes to show how real milk can play a vital role in athletes’ performances on game day. “Growing up, my mom always made sure milk was part of my everyday routine,” Georgia quarterback Stockton said. Even now, dairy milk plays a central role in my life, keeping me fueled and hydrated through every game.”“Since his first steps, it’s always been real dairy — high-quality protein and real hydration,” his mom, Sherrie Stockton, added in a news release. In the Milk’s Got Game campaign, these athletes will take to social media to talk about milk and its 8 grams of protein in every serving, among its other nutritional benefits. “Real dairy milk gave me the edge when I was training as a kid, and it still makes a difference for me now,” said Taylor, who plays wide receiver for Georgia.