Georgia quarterback JT Daniels will get the majority of the attention, but running backs James Cook and Zamir White are the main reason the Bulldogs have a 28-10 halftime lead vs. South Carolina.

Cook was the better runner in the first half, but both were excellent. Cook gained 98 yards and two touchdowns on just five carries. White rushed the ball 11 times for 75 yards.

In total, that translates to nine yards per rush by the Georgia offense — not too shabby. That includes two Daniels sacks that resulted in -18 yards.

Georgia hasn’t averaged nine yards per rush over the course of entire game since playing UMass in 2018.

Of course, Daniels’ threat as a passer is one of the factors here in opening up the running game. He completed 7-of-10 passes for 87 yards and a touchdown in the first half. He also threw an interception at the end of the half, but it was off a dropped ball.

Here’s some of the reaction from Georgia fans, who are delighted by the Bulldogs’ newly-efficient offense:

https://twitter.com/LaxGirlLex/status/1332864762984730624

https://twitter.com/lscoggins17/status/1332866090800713729

https://twitter.com/lace_jay_bee/status/1332856872832028672