... on paper. The SEC schedule is tough, but fairly manageable, and the non-conference competition isn’t nearly as daunting as in years past. It’s a schedule that seems to be tailor made for a team that is not only searching for a new identity on defense but at quarterback as well.

Most predict, at worst, a 9-3 record with firm leanings towards a 10-2 season—despite the doubts and rumblings by those looking in from the outside.

That said, there are a few potential trap games that loom large for Georgia which could, to the detriment of the team, put a potential damper on any hopes of a rebound season in 2010. This article covers one of them:

Georgia at Colorado, 9/25...

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