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ATHENS, Ga. — An extra week of practice hasn’t boosted Mark Richt’s hopes of containing Tim Tebow.
Georgia savored the open weekend it enjoyed last week, a welcome break heading into Saturday’s game against Florida in Jacksonville. But even with the extra practice time, there are no easy answers for the unique challenge posed by Tebow, the Gators’ dual-threat quarterback.
Richt said his Bulldogs have to defend Tebow as a runner and a passer out of multiple formations and personnel groupings.
‘‘It takes a little more time to get a good handle, and then do you have the personnel who can match up?’’ asked Richt.
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