UGA knows it must start faster on offense
By DawgNation staff
Published November 03, 2012, 08:54:44 PM
ATHENS, Ga. -- The final score does not fully tell the tale, but those who watched Georgia start slowly before pulling away for a 37-10 win against Ole Miss on Saturday -- following sluggish offensive starts in the Bulldogs' previous three games -- can detect a trend.
If the sixth-ranked Bulldogs (8-1, 6-1 SEC) can't find a way to start games with more efficiency, they realize it very well might come back to bite them at some point.
"Playing better teams, playing Alabama or playing whoever else, I don't really think we can start off that slow," said Georgia cornerback Damian Swann, who recovered two fumbles against Ole Miss.
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