32.3 points per game. That was the average offensive output for the Georgia Bulldogs in Todd Monken’s first year at the helm as offensive coordinator. Now, there were certainly a slew of inhibiting factors that contributed to limiting the potential of the Dawg offensive attack in 2020. Firstly, COVID halted any kind of normal installation of a new offense at a new program that Kirby Smart and Todd Monken surely had hoped to have benefited from upon Monken’s being hired. Also, the quarterback situation was in flux all the way up until the week of the first game. Still, the 32.
DDT: Just How Close Is Georgia To Championship Caliber Offensive Efficiency?
