An ESPN analyst explains how Georgia football could be in big trouble because of the 2023 schedule

However, Georgia hasn’t had much trouble over the past two regular seasons. Only Clemson in 2021 and Missouri last season could keep Georgia in single digits. The Bulldogs won both games en route to back-to-back national championships.

The Bulldogs are 29-1 over the past two seasons, with the only loss coming to Alabama in the 2021 SEC Championship Game. Georgia went 15-0 last year and brings back a number of key players from that team.

Georgia doesn’t let the schedule dictate her mood. They know there won’t be any easy weeks given how Kirby Smart practices his team’s approach.

Those games didn’t create a sense of urgency; we create a sense of urgency. The game doesn’t do that, Smart said. You might put that myth out there, but the Clemson game or the Oregon game doesn’t set it, it’s not true. What happens when we put the ball down at Sanford Stadium, the struggles you guys made in fall camp were against the best teams we’ve played and your level had better be right.

You practice and you don’t play your best, you play against as good a team as you play. So, it’s not about the team we play. It’s about what we do. So I’m not going to let anybody else make an excuse for the opponent we’re playing.

The Bulldogs have some questions to answer as they have a new quarterback and offensive coordinator. Carson Beck is expected to take over for Stetson Bennett, while Mike Bobo is the team’s new offensive coordinator. On defense, outside linebacker is the biggest unknown, although there are holes in the secondary as well.