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Published Sep 26, 2020
Postgame observations
Brent Rollins  •  UGASports
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Well, needless to say, that might be one of the more unsatisfying and sloppiest 27-point, opening game victories many of us have seen. However, it was still a victory, which—given a 10-5 deficit early in the third quarter and the offense absolutely stuck in the mud—seemed in doubt. Thankfully for the Georgia faithful, Stetson Bennett was able to finally get the offense into a rhythm. Meanwhile, the re-energized defense suffocated the Razorbacks in the second half.

Just plain sloppy

Penalties. Turnovers. Taking timeouts when getting ready to return a punt. Once the Bulldogs got out of their own way, the game started to fall the way most thought it would. However, it obviously took a while to get to that point. It wasn't just one side of the ball being the culprit either; both the offense and defense took their turns committing them and pushing themselves back, either ending their own drives or sustaining them for the Razorbacks. The special teams units were the lone, true bright spot from an execution standpoint. The extra running next week for all the self-inflicted mistakes will be plentiful, and those mistakes cannot be repeated next Saturday against a much more talented Auburn team.

Offense/QB situation

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