JG and the entire offensive staff is the problem. They weren't prepared nor did they quickly adjust. I think they may have taken UGA's defense too lightly. They play damn good as a unit. Any person with any knowledge of football at all should know that every defense we face is going to use the same tactic every game and it's this. Load the box and stop UT's run game. That forces UT to have to turn to JG to make perfect passes, etc......The big disadvantage for UT is JG,after 5 years, does not have good pocket awareness and he's not anywhere near mobile enough. Now this year when he has time to plant his feet he is making lots better throws.
Never-the-less UT has to adjust, either in game or at the half because of this one weakness and this calls for fore-sight. Wanya Morris missed a lot of practices. So much that Jamir Johnson started game one at USCe. Coaches should have known this and been prepared. I feel safe in saying that all 3 second half turnovers that led to 21 points, came from JG's back or left side. After the 1st turnover the adjustment should have been made because you know for damn sure UGA's coaches are seeing it and are gonna keep attacking from that spot until something is done about it. One easy thing to do is to leave a back in to specifically protect JG's back and have that back become a dump-off receiver if no one is open.
UT is a young team when it comes to playing time in skilled positions and that is a hindrance thus far but the OLine isn't. UT has had enough time to shore up their left tackle position but they haven't. With Pope out apparently they have problems at tight end also. These two positions need to be shored up at all costs if UT is going to improve and may as well start letting other QB's have some playing time especially HB