​You can probably, most likely, find Georgia women’s basketball head coach Ayla Guzzardo at Waffle House before a game.”It’s a thing I’ve been doing forever,” Guzzardo said after the 92-53 victory over West Georgia on Monday. “It’s weird.”Two eggs and some hashbrowns. That’s what she eats. Doesn’t matter what city or state she’s in, she’s still going to find a Waffle House.When asked if it was better in Athens than it is elsewhere, Guzzardo laughed out a, “No comment.”However, she did share her hashbrown order: Covered, smothered and peppered.For those who’ve never had Wafle House, first, do you live under a rock, and second, the “secret” code is simple: covered means cheese, smothered is onions and peppered is jalapenos.Is she going to grab a plate before the Lady Bulldogs face Winthrop on Thursday, Nov. 5, at 6 p.m.?”Always (good pregame fuel),” Guzzardo said.Sara Tidwell covers both Northeastern Georgia high school and University of Georgia athletics for the Athens Banner-Herald, part of the USA Today Network. Reach her at stidwell@usatodayco.com or follow her @saramtidwell on X (formerly Twitter).This article originally appeared on Athens Banner-Herald: You can find the Georgia WBB head coach at Waffle House before games