Oh no! Looks like there are some serious faults in the Georgia Bulldogs’ stars. Just when Kirby Smart thought of enjoying their big win against Steve Sarkisian’s Texas Longhorns, another trouble popped up! This time it’s their QB Carson Beck who underwent a bad injury during their SEC championship win at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium. That’s when the college football insider raised an alarm for Smart and Co. So what’s the key to coming off unscathed in the playoff race?

Looks like the 9th year of his coaching is not at all favorable for Smart. After all, Georgia had to put in its blood, sweat, and tears to reach the position they are today. But again, they can control everything except their poor fate. This time destiny played them ugly as their star QB Beck sustained an upper-body injury. Right now, Smart and Co. are waiting for the signal-caller’s MRI test results as they had put his status for the CFP as the No. 2 seed up in the air. So as the big day, January 20th, nears, the panic is hitting the roof. Here enters, college football insider, Heather Dinich to expose the flaws, “When we’re talking about teams that are actually making this to January 20th you know what I saw in Conference Championship Games? Injuries right starting with Beck.”

Dinich pointed out the problem that plagues the Dawgs squad: “So to answer question in my mind it goes to who does have the backup quarterback who can take them all the way to January 20th.” This might be the flaw of the present playoff format. After all, they can even sustain injuries, but it really depends on their depth, especially on the offensive and defensive lines. 

Then who is going to save themselves from the blows and come off unscathed? Dinich answered it’s all about having heavy pockets. “It’s the same old teams the one who have the nil money, the resources to bring in starters that go eight,nine, ten deep on those lines,” stated the analyst. Now the biggest question: will there be Beck in Georgia’s ride to January 20?

Georgia Bulldogs hopes rest on Carson Beck’s grit and resilience 

The day after the Georgia vs. Texas win, which eventually turned out to be a mishap, even Smart had no idea about how things might turn out for his QB. The Bulldogs HC stated, “I’m still trying to get that knowledge myself…He was there for the team meeting, but we don’t know much more than we knew last night as of right now, but we should be finding out something here soon.” Looks like January 20 is still a long way to go. 

Before that, Georgia will have to play in the Sugar Bowl CFP quarterfinals against Notre Dame Fighting Irish or Indiana Hoosiers on January 1. And even though Beck now struggles with his injury, the guts he showed by briefly reentering during the SEC title game is enough to pacify Georgia fans and fill them up with hope. After all, the signal-caller can’t see his program struggle even for a moment.

So even though Carson Beck had taken an exit after suffering a right arm injury while attempting a Hail Mary, his heart pained to see Georgia’s backup quarterback Gunner Stockton faltering. That’s when, fighting through his pain, he reentered the game. Now that’s what you call true sportsman spirit; that might fuel Georgia’s journey to the finals!