Dan Mullen vs UGA/Smart: 3 Games, 3 season lows in yards, and 2 season lows in points

Obviously could just be written off as Kirby Smart has a good defense, sure. But here's how it breaks down.

2017 (MSU): Averaged 32 points/game and 418 yards/game // Georgia allowed 3 points and 280 yards. (Both season lows for Mullen)

2018: Averaged 35 and 426 // Georgia allowed 17 and 275 (Season low in yards)

2019: Averaged 33 and 430 // Georgia allowed 17 and 278 (Both season lows)

It's not just lows. Mullen is producing only 51.2 percent of the points he normally does and 64.6 percent of the yards. As a matter of fact, in those 3 years, only 7 teams have held Mullen to less than 20 points. UGA was 3 of those. Something to that schematically? Maybe.

The same type of performance would yield Florida 21 points and 309 yards based on their averages.

To be fair, with a reeling UGA defense with some key injuries, this number could definitely be more. This UF offense does seem just a bit more explosive than UGA has been used to seeing in Jacksonville.

I think if UF hits enough explosive plays and creates mismatches with Toney and Pitts, they score 30 at least. Is that enough? With Bennett and co., probably.

UGA will no doubt try to play almost a 1:1 recreation of last year's WLOCP. Keep away from Trask with the running game, shorten the game and reduce the amount of possessions by UF, limit the big play, and win 3rd down. UGA at times have already struggled with big plays in the passing game at full strength, let alone without LeCounte and with Cine and Stevenson questionable.

Gonna be a good one.