Georgia shifts focus to Mizzou’s high-powered offense

  • Georgia inside linebacker Smael Mondon (2) makes contact and tries to bring down Florida running back Trevor Etienne (7). LANCE McCURLEY/Staff
    Georgia inside linebacker Smael Mondon (2) makes contact and tries to bring down Florida running back Trevor Etienne (7). LANCE McCURLEY/Staff
  • Georgia quarterback Carson Beck (15), who is a Jacksonville native, celebrates after Georgia’s 43-20 win over Florida. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff
    Georgia quarterback Carson Beck (15), who is a Jacksonville native, celebrates after Georgia’s 43-20 win over Florida. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff
    Top-ranked Georgia is set to host a much-improved Missouri squad this Saturday at Sanford Stadium. The No. 15 Tigers (7-1 SEC, 5-0) are playing well at this point in the season and they’re hoping to come into Athens and knock off the two-time defending national champion Bulldogs (8-0, 5-0). Missouri is stout on both sides of the ball, but the Tigers’ offense has flashed ...

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