ATHENS, Ga. – Yes, Georgia would like to get its running game back on track this week at Ole Miss. But the Bulldogs have shown with freshman Jacob Eason at quarterback that the passing game can be productive enough to make up for an inconsistent rushing attack.
One way to ensure the passing attack is successful this week? Keep Ole Miss defensive end Marquis Haynes away from Eason. Haynes has two sacks and three tackles for loss this season.
Georgia’s line had issues last week with Missouri’s Charles Harris, who had three sacks, four tackles for loss and a quarterback hurry.