""We had a misfire there," Smart said afterward. "The ball was not supposed to be snapped in that situation. That's on us as coaches.""
""That's their OC's business," Ole Miss defensive lineman Princewill Umanmielen said. "That ain't my business. I see the ball, I go.""
Georgia faced fourth-and-2 at its own 33 late in the Sugar Bowl against Ole Miss. An injury stoppage prompted Georgia to bring the offense back on the field with options to try to draw the Rebels offsides or take a delay-of-game penalty before a punt. Instead, the ball was snapped to Gunner Stockton and Ole Miss linebacker Suntarine Perkins came unblocked off the edge for a sack. Ole Miss scored two plays later and extended the lead. Georgia had earlier completed a successful fake punt; analytics had advised going for it on fourth down.
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