Since the Sugar Bowl win over Baylor on Jan. 1, the Georgia Bulldogs have had a complete makeover on the offensive side of the ball. Two new transfer quarterbacks have enrolled, a brand new offensive coordinator has taken over, and the nation’s top recruiting class features some skillful playmakers that have the ability to make an impact right away.
The Bulldogs were anxious for spring practice to start, but then the world, as we know it, changed. Due to the coronavirus outbreak, all spring activities were cancelled. That unfortunately meant the Bulldogs’ offense couldn’t get a head start on learning the new offensive system brought in by Todd Monken.