This is a tough one for Georgia. Not only is former HC Mark Richt out, but many of the assistants won't be back after this game, either.
In fact, DC Jeremy Pruitt is already gone, taking the DC job at Alabama. And the UGA injury list reads like a Leo Tolstoy novel.

Penn State, meanwhile, fired their OC and the offensive play-calling for the bowl game will be done by HC James Franklin and QB coach Ricky Rahne before newly hired OC Joe Moorhead takes over following the bowl game.
Penn St is excited to be here while Georgia is disinterested.
Coach Franklin remains committed to a balance approach on offense. Despite quarterback Christian Hackenberg hitting just 53% passing, the Nittany Lions will throw the football just as often as they will run the football. The Nittany Lions are most efficient on the ground running the football. Freshman tailback Saquon Barkley eclipsed the 1,000 yard barrier this season with the majority of that yardage coming during the 2nd half of the season. The emergence in the running game should be a positive for a Penn State offense that will look to keep Georgia's offense on the sideline by moving the chains. I dont expect many touchdowns so the UNDER is the best play in this game.