Richt is concerned that his players aren't physical enough on either side of the line
ATHENS, GA (AP) -- Georgia coach Mark Richt wants the Bulldogs to get tougher in a hurry.
With No. 12 Arkansas visiting Saturday, Richt is concerned that his players aren't physical enough on either side of the line.
Last week's 17-6 loss at South Carolina reinforced Richt's belief that Georgia plays hard, but lacks durability.
Richt says the staff calculates loafs in a game and that his team did not lack effort. He says the biggest problem that they were "knocked back."
The Bulldogs (1-1, 0-1 Southeastern Conference) were embarrassed in the running game at South Carolina, rushing for 61 yards and allowing 189.
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