If Georgia Quarterback Stetson Bennett was Rodney Dangerfield, he might say, “I finally got some respect” Saturday afternoon after a decisive victory over the number 11 rated Oregon Ducks inside Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta. Even former Florida quarterback Jesse Palmer gave him a helmet sticker on the College Football Final Show for an outstanding performance against former Georgia Defensive Coordinator and current Oregon Head Coach Dan Lanning, who knows Bennett almost as well as the Georgia coaching staff. But even three touchdowns and a 25 for 31 pass completion ratio that produced 368 yards in less than three complete quarters probably won’t satisfy some critics who questioned the absence of a running game.