ATHENS — Georgia is a quarter of a way through its regular season with three of the 12 games played, but there’s a sense the Bulldogs biggest jump could come this week.
Georgia coach Kirby Smart substituted a great deal and kept the play book vanilla in the season-opening 45-7 win over Marshall and 28-6 win over FCS Austin Peay to the extent the games seemed like glorified scrimmages.
The Bulldogs, however, had to let it all hang out in their 44-41 overtime win over Tennessee last Saturday, providing plenty of film study for the coaches as they evaluate their players against SEC competition with a 7:30 p.m. game against Alabama on deck on Saturday.
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