Georgia looked dominant in its season opener, and Buck Belue was impressed by what he saw from the Bulldogs on both sides of the ball.

On Buck’s Beat, Buck breaks down Georgia’s 63-3 win over Tennessee State and explains why the Bulldogs look deep, talented and well-coached heading into the matchup with Western Kentucky. Buck also takes a closer look at Gunner Stockton’s impressive performance and the nine explosive plays Georgia produced on offense.

Buck also breaks down the biggest takeaways from Georgia’s offense:
• How Nate Frazier helped set the tone with a 48-yard touchdown run
• Why Mike Bobo did a great job getting Georgia’s playmakers involved early
• How the Bulldogs’ offensive line, running backs and tight ends give them serious depth
• Why Gunner Stockton looked nearly flawless in the opener
• What the competition between Ryan Puglisi and Ryan Montgomery means for Georgia’s quarterback room

On the defensive side, Buck examines Georgia’s renewed emphasis on generating pressure off the edge and highlights Chris Cole, P.J. Dean, Elijah Littlejohn, Gabe Harris and Isaiah Gibson. He also discusses the depth at linebacker and safety, including Raylan Wilson, Justin Williams, Zayden Walker, Kyron Jones and KJ Bolden.

Buck also explains why Georgia’s young players stood out so much in the opener and why Kirby Smart’s recruiting and development approach could give the Bulldogs one of the deepest rosters in college football.

Can Georgia’s depth, young talent and explosive-play potential make the Bulldogs a serious contender in 2026?

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