ATHENS — Georgia football will be looking for more offensive fireworks this season on the heels of another record-breaking championship season.
Coach Kirby Smart saw to it the Bulldogs applied what he referred to as a “connected assault” during their postseason run.
Georgia put together its most explosive three-game stretch of the Smart Era, and it did it against elite competition scoring 50 on SEC West champ LSU and then 42 and 65 in CFP games against Ohio State and TCU.
It was the same TCU team, it’s worth noting, that did not allow Texas to score an offensive touchdown in an earlier game this season in Austin.
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