Quarterback Hutson Mason leads the Dawgs against Arkansas.ATHENS, Ga. – As the Georgia Bulldogs head into their eighth game of the season this Saturday against Florida in Jacksonville, fifth-year senior quarterback Hutson Mason is still seeking his first 200-yard passing performance.
And nobody seems disturbed by that fact.
“You never know how you’re going to win a certain game or how a year is going to go,” Bulldogs offensive coordinator Mike Bobo said. “Sometimes you have a feel of what your identity may be like, but things change for different reasons. It’s a bottom-line business, and you’ve got to find a way to win, and I think Hutson and the rest of this football team likes the position that we’re in.
“Our goals are still intact, and that’s the only thing that matters.”
Georgia is 6-1 overall and in control of its East Division destiny in the Southeastern Conference with its 4-1 league mark. The Bulldogs lead the SEC in scoring offense with 43.4 points a game, but that is mostly due to a rushing attack that produces a stout 265.9 yards a game.