The Georgia Bulldogs are off the bye and ready to get after it in another huge rivalry showdown, and while the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party is going to look a little different in Atlanta this year, folks are ready to go.

Whenever these two teams get together, the fanbases would show up on the moon if that's what it took, and for the Dawgs, it's just a short drive from Athens to face the Florida Gators. Georgia is trying to make it six in a row against their most hated rival, and while Florida is better this season without a doubt, they have a great chance at doing just that.

Here are the three things they need to do to be sure they can make it happen.

While it seemed like in portions of the early season the Gators were a national title threat and obviously the brakes have been pumped there, this is still a Florida team capable of giving the Dawgs an absolute street fight for four quarters if they get off to a strong start.

This formula did not exactly pay off in the loss to Auburn, however the longer Georgia lets Florida stay in this game, the longer they believe they can win. If the Dawgs can punch this team in the mouth early, perhaps this could wind up looking a whole lot like the two Gators losses to Missouri and South Carolina.

Once again, this is the main reason why the Bulldogs wound up losing the game to Auburn. Not only did they not force turnovers, but they coughed the ball up in critical situations, and it led to them being beat. Georgia cannot play this game cautiously, but they do need to play a whole lot smarter than they did two weeks ago.

Not giving Florida free possessions might be the top way to win this game.

When the Bulldogs running game is working, that's when this offense is at its absolute best. Squeezing the life out of teams on the ground and letting Gunner Stockton compliment things through the air is the winning formula for this team, so Georgia needs to be effective on the ground.

Florida struggles to defend the pass, so if the Dawgs can get them selling out to defend the run early, this thing could be over before it even starts.