Georgia coach Kirby Smart stated Tuesday that the Bulldogs must elevate their performance in the College Football Playoff. The statement comes after Georgia, as SEC champions, qualified for the playoff but seeks to perform at a higher level when facing top competition.
Smart acknowledged the need for improvement, stating the team needs to “play bigger” in the CFP. He made these comments on Tuesday, though the specific context of where he said them was not detailed in the report.
The coach’s remarks suggest a desire to maximize the team's potential and address any shortcomings that may have hindered their performance in previous playoff appearances. While the source does not detail *how* Georgia intends to 'play bigger,' Smart’s statement indicates an internal assessment of areas needing refinement as they prepare for postseason play.
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