The Red & Black is a 501c3 nonprofit. From now until Dec. 31 your gift will be matched. Please consider a one-time gift or become a monthly supporter. Cancel anytime. No. 3 Georgia leads No. 17 Florida 24-0 at halftime. Here are some observations from The Red & Black. Georgia's offense did not come out of the gate quickly, but it capitalized once Florida made a vital mistake. Quarterback Gunner Stockton’s first four throws were all short attempts that did not result in big gains, and, despite a risky fourth down conversion on a direct snap to running back Nate Frazier, the Bulldogs could only set up a 43-yard field goal attempt which Peyton Woodring missed. With ideal field positioning to start their second drive, the Bulldogs were forced to punt, but a roughing the kicker penalty on punter Drew Miller finally breathed life into the offense. Georgia ran on all but one of the next five plays, breaking the deadlock with a Frazier touchdown. The Bulldogs offense then went back to stalling. On the next two possessions, Georgia traveled just 18 yards, including a field goal on a drive that started in the red zone. Stockton finished the half with a completion percentage of 57%, a mark he’s finished below once in a full game this season. When the offense grew dormant, he turned to his legs. Stockton picked up 23 yards on a pair of consecutive scrambles, helping Georgia find the end zone again, this time on a Bo Walker carry, just after the two-minute warning. It didn’t take long…
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