Georgia OC Todd Monken Says Alabama 'Is Going To Get Our Best' As He Prepares His Offense For The Rematch

We are on a collision course for Monday night in Indianapolis, with Georgia looking to knock off Alabama and take home a National Championship. We saw this matchup just over a month ago in Atlanta, but now the stakes are even higher and the Bulldogs' offense is looking to play four quarters of consistent football.

No. 1 Alabama (13-1) plays No. 3 Georgia (13-1) on Monday night at 8 pm eastern on ESPN. Georgia is a 3-point favorite on FanDuel.

Georgia's offensive coordinator Todd Monken called a great game against Michigan this past Friday, putting the Wolverines in uncomfortable situations in the secondary, thanks to quarterback Stetson Bennett. But Monken understands that we can't define Stetson Bennett only from the past two games.

"But we just need to understand that the first two halves of each of those games was outstanding, and I've said that before. He has everything we need to be successful offensively. And our issues with turnovers aren't his issue, particularly. That's everybody in this country -- if you turn the ball over you're not going to win, no matter how you do it."

Even with the turnovers, Monken still puts most of the blame on himself. He knows he must put Bennett in better position to be successful.




















































































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