Georgia will try to continue its quest for offensive improvement on Wednesday when it hosts Maryland-Eastern Shore in Athens, Ga.

The Bulldogs (1-0), who reached the NCAA Tournament a year ago, opened the new season with a convincing 104-59 win over Bellarmine. It was the 300th win of coach Mike White's career.

This will be the second stop in Georgia for Maryland-Eastern Shore (0-1); the Hawks began the season with a 56-52 overtime loss to Georgia Tech on Monday.

Georgia ranked fifth in the Southeastern Conference last year in defense, allowing 69.9 points, but were 12th in the league in offense, putting up 75.3 points. White spent the offseason looking for ways to get better.

"How to do you become a better shooting team? You sign a bunch of good shooters, right?" White said. "We have

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