ATHENS, Ga. -- Georgias quarterback situation remains day-to-day, as the No. 16 Bulldogs (2-0) prepare for Saturdays road game at SEC East foe Missouri (1-1).Following freshman Jacob Easons first career start, which ended with the Bulldogs narrowly escaping Nicholls State with a 26-24 win at home, Georgia coach Kirby Smart said during his Monday news conference that both Eason and senior Greyson Lambert will continue to share reps during practice, keeping the position open for at least another week.Itll be based on how practice goes and how our game plan goes, Smart said. Thatll work itself out over the course of the week.Both quarterbacks rotated in and out during Georgias opening 33-24 victory over North Carolina, but Eason started last weeks game, completing 11-of-20 passes for 204 yards,1 touchdown and 1 interception. However, Lambert replaced Eason a series after the freshman threw a pass that was tipped and intercepted by Nicholls States Jeff Hall at the goal line and returned 91 yards. Lambert came in with 7 minutes, 50 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter and only completed 2-of-3 passes for 2 yards, but he did help seal the win with a 9-yard completion to Michael Chigbu on third-and-7 late.Jacob made some mistakes, but he also made some really good plays, Smart said. Then, Greyson came in, and for a guy that came off the bench, did a great job of manufacturing a third down on a bad snap, made a great read, made a good throw and did what we asked him to do. I was very proud of how he managed the situation he was brought into.Smart said that both quarterbacks have been given an equal amount of the playbook, but that Eason isnt as advanced or as comfortable with some aspects of it as Lambert is. One area Lambert has been better at through two games is running Georgias four-minute offense, which tight end Jeb Blazevich said he has been impressed with.I think he has the experience and he can command in the huddle and he just knows exactly where everybodys supposed to be, Blazevich said of Lamberts ability to run Georgias four-minute offense. Hes been in that spot numerous times, so hes used to it, hes comfortable with it.Smart said Eason hasnt lost any confidence after Saturdays benching; this week, however, Eason will be used to get more comfortable and consistent with the Bulldogs playbook. Georgia faces a Missouri defense this weekend that ranks 13th in the SEC in total defense (461 yards per game) and 11th in passing defense (270 yards per game).[Eason] gets rushed at times, and he doesnt always have his eyes in the right place, but there were a lot of times where he showed a lot more improvement from the North Carolina game to this one in the things he looked at and managing of the huddle, Smart said. Hes got to continue to improve in that area. He did it right some and he did it wrong some, but so did Greyson, so there we lay. Cheap Jordans Nz . 24 Baylor in a Big 12 clash between teams trending in opposite directions. Andrew Wiggins made 10-of-12 from the foul line and scored 17 for Kansas (14-4, 5-0 Big 12), which capped a stretch of four straight games against ranked opponents unscathed. Air Jordan Nz . 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One is a shrug of frustration, a gesture that says theres no satisfying explanation for whats gone wrong.The other, though, is a happy shrug that says, Theres really no magic formula for why were playing very well. Were just executing.We all know the Los Angeles Sparks have had more than a few seasons of unpleasant shrugging, where they couldnt pinpoint exactly why a team that clearly had talent was inconsistent or sometimes even floundered.Now, though, any shrugs the Sparks might give are accompanied by smiles. They can detail all the reasons things have gone so well in whats been a 20-2 season thus far. But its ultimately more a mindset that has taken hold -- one that is not defined as much by the specific things the Sparks are doing well, but the general sense that they now expect them.As they close out the pre-Olympics part of the season this week -- with games Tuesday at Indiana (ESPN2, 8 p.m. ET) and at Washington on Friday -- the Sparks sound confident that theyll have a strong finish now and then be able to pick up where they left off when the season resumes in late August after a monthlong break for the Summer Games.I think that what separates us this year as opposed to other years, said Sparks guard Kristi Toliver, is that weve always had the talent, but I think everybodys been willing to sacrifice a little bit of themselves. When you do that, great things happen. And thats just been the case this season. We just have a really good team, and we know how to play the game.Yes, the Sparks on Sunday dealt with one of their rare disappointments this year when they fell 91-74 at Atlanta. Had Los Angeles won, a 21-1 mark would have been the best start for a WNBA season. Instead, the Sparks share that distinction with the now-defunct Houston Comets at 20-2.How upsetting was that loss? Guard Alana Beard said the Sparks really put no emphasis on the record. And that while it was tough to lose a game, Los Angeles wasnt overly concerned about it from a historical context.It was never a focus of ours, Beard said. The record means nothing if you ddont have a championship at the end.ddddddddddddToliver echoed that, saying that the Dream seemed more motivated to prevent L.A. from getting the mark than the Sparks were motivated to set it. When it was over, though, Toliver did acknowledge feeling worse about it than she probably expected to.I think its unfortunate that we were not able to capitalize on such a special opportunity, Toliver said. But in the big picture, we have a lot of work to do, and we know we have to get better. If it takes that kind of sting to really make changes, then I think ultimately it will be worth it.Shes speaking sort of rhetorically, though. Because there really arent many big changes that need to be made for a team that remains the pacesetter for the WNBA. The Sparks are averaging 85.7 points, which is third-best in the league. And they are holding their opponents to 75.1 points, which is best in the WNBA.Forward Nneka Ogwumike is on the short list of league MVP candidates, averaging 19.5 points and 8.7 rebounds, while shooting a WNBA-best 71.4 percent from the field. Candace Parker is also having a very big season, averaging 16.4 points, 7.4 rebounds and 5.1 assists.Did not being chosen for the U.S. Olympic team give Ogwumike and Parker a little extra motivation this season? It almost certainly has, but that isnt a bad thing. Neither player is dwelling on it, but can use it as an understandable bit of fuel.Toliver is the Sparks third-leading scorer at 14.1, and shes shooting 45 percent from 3-point range. And in his second season in L.A., Brian Agler has a full buy-in from his team. Again, that has not always been the case with the Sparks and their coaches.But it is now, and the Spark have no intention of letting any of that slide.We have a mature team, and they understand what its going to take on both ends of the floor, Toliver said. I think Coach has done a really good job of preaching the little things to us. We attack each day with just wanting to get better. We dont take wins for granted; we know how hard it is to get them in this league. 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