[Tuck4Bama]

Georgia's offense deserves all the praise it can handle today.

The atta-boys should come in droves and be distributed evenly. The unit with the most glaring question mark before Saturday's 35-14 win over Oklahoma State, the offensive line, took its first test and passed.

Yep, Georgia's offense should savor this opening-win as much as possible, because equating the defense of the Bulldogs' next opponent, South Carolina, to Oklahoma State's is like comparing a chihuahua to a deranged pit bull from Bad Newz kennels.

The potential for a bigger bite is much greater, and nothing would make Steve Spurrier flash that dirt-eating grin more than repaying the Bulldogs for what they did last year in Columbia, S.C., when they dealt the Evil Genius his first shutout since 1987. For as many beatdowns as Spurrier's teams at Florida dealt Georgia in the past, none ever shut out the Bulldogs.

It's uphill from here for Bulldogs offense 09/02/07

[JRL]

The S.C. game could get ugly early. GA had a really simple pass scheme in for the Cowboys - screens, short throws etc to protect the young OL. They will need to stretch the field against S.C. - we will know after this one what kind of line play to expect out of the youngsters.