Whoever emerges as Georgia’s starting QB will quickly be thrown into the fire. Georgia’s second game at South Carolina will be a nationally-televised prime-time contest on ESPN at 7:45. As South Carolina and their fans are typically still high on preseason delusions until they lose to Georgia, it should be a wild environment.

As an aside, I’m thinking more and more that the Dawgs need a starting QB identified before the season opener. A nationally-televised night game in Columbia is no place to continue an audition, and the starter should get as much work in the Western Kentucky game as is necessary to have him ready for the conference opener.

As Toon Dawg on the DawgVent so well illustrates in these pictures, you’d want to play in the dark too if this were the scenic setting for your football program: