Coming off a huge blowout win on the road against Missouri, Georgia once again travels away from Athens, Ga. this weekend. The Bulldogs will face off against the Arkansas Razorbacks in Little Rock, Ark. on Saturday afternoon at 4 p.m. ET.

Here are the good and bad numbers for the Georgia Bulldogs before they take on the Razorbacks.

THE GOOD

42: touches by Nick Chubb against Missouri. The true freshman wiped away any doubts people had about his conditioning. If Georgia is thin at running back for any extended period of time, Chubb’s performance against the Tigers proved he’s capable of handling the load by himself.

0: turnovers for the Georgia quarterback. Hutson Mason had two touchdowns last week, but most importantly he was turnover-free. As nice as it would be if he could sling the ball all over the field, he’ll be a much more effective quarterback for the Bulldogs’ offense if he is able to avoid turnovers.

6.27: yards per carry. Georgia now leads the SEC with 6.27 yards per carry passing Arkansas over the weekend. While the Bulldogs still trail the Razorbacks in yards per game, UGA is certainly making its move to be the conference’s most powerful running attack.

THE BAD

146: passing attempts by Georgia quarterbacks. Georgia obviously has a dominant rushing attack, but it better balance on offense would probably lead to more success for the ‘Dawgs. Of course, that’s all dependent on Mason’s play and how much the coaching staff trusts him moving forward.

3: Todd Gurley’s suspension continues on. After missing last week’s game, it’s looking more and more likely that Gurley will miss this week’s game against Arkansas as well. As great as Chubb played against Missouri, the ‘Dawgs would certainly like to have their Heisman candidate back as soon as possible.

42.3: third-down conversion rate. This number certainly isn’t terrible, but it’s in the latter half of the SEC this season. This is definitely a number UGA fans and its players would like to see rise in the second half of the schedule.