Georgia's offense has been discussed quite often in 2023 as the Bulldogs have had slow starts and red zone issues.
Kirby Smart even came to his offensive coordinator and quarterback's defense earlier this week as well.
What do the numbers say? Let's examine some big-picture offensive tendencies and data (excluding garbage time). Hint: there's one big difference between now and 2022.
*All numbers rounded*
2023 vs. 2022
Overall, the 2023 offense throws it with a little more frequency. The overall explosiveness is a little less due to a slight increase in screens. Outside of that and slight variations in running game schemes and personnel used, the offense in the big picture sense is as Smart said earlier this week, "the same."
First vs. second half
For the most part, though, the slow starts and lulls have occurred in the first half. Thus, let's examine the above data split by half.
