Georgia’s football team has a vision for what it wants to be, but the Bulldogs haven’t solidified their identity or personality as they approach the summer months before preseason camp.
Georgia wants to be fast. It wants to be physical. Essentially, it wants to sustain the characteristics that powered last year’s team to an SEC title and appearance in the national championship.
However, head coach Kirby Smart has often said teams should be formed and considered in a vacuum separate from past squads. So how can these Bulldogs find themselves?
“It's going to take some time,” junior tight end Isaac Nauta said.