Georgia football addresses 3 questions in victory over Western Kentucky
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Pick/market: Georgia coach Kirby Smart had a simple request for his defense against Western Kentucky.
Georgia coach Kirby Smart had a simple request for his defense against Western Kentucky. He wanted the Bulldogs to force turnovers.
It took them less than one play to answer the call, forcing a fumble on the opening kickoff.
"I'd like to see us force some turnovers," Smart said on SEC Nation when asked what he wanted to see from the team. "Execute on offense."
Georgia, who beat Western Kentucky 70-20 Saturday afternoon in Sanford Stadium, caused five turnovers against the Hilltoppers. Junior cornerback Demello Jones and freshman safety Blake Stewart each notched the Bulldogs' first interceptions of the season, while the defense forced three fumbles.
Here are three questions Georgia addressed in its victory:
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