ATHENS, Ga. - No. 10 Georgia worked Monday on fixing mistakes it made against Clemson before it faces South Carolina in two weeks.<br>
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The Bulldogs practiced for 90 minutes in helmets, with the emphasis on improving an offense that committed three fumbles and a defense that sometimes misread runs.<br>
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"We wanted to make some corrections after our mistakes Saturday against Clemson," said assistant coach John Eason.<br>
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The workout also featured extensive work on the kicking game, which kept Georgia in the game with a 91-yard kickoff return for a touchdown and a game-winning 43-yard field goal by Billy Bennett.<br>
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Georgia defeated Clemson 31-28 on Saturday. No. 22 South Carolina beat New Mexico State 34-24 and will play Virginia on Saturday.<br>
