When asked if he was concerned with losing to arch-rival Georgia Tech for the second time in three years last Friday night that after the Lady Bulldogs won the first 24 meetings in the series by an average of more than 26 points per game Andy Landers had a very quick and decisive reply.

“I dont even have time to worry about that right now,” Landers said. “I’ve got a basketball team thats sick.”

Georgia returns to its home court this week with three chances to cure what ails the Lady Bulldogs, hosting PAC-10 powers Arizona State and Arizona on Tuesday and Sunday, respectively, with a matchup against Augusta State sandwiched between on Friday.

Landers believes he hs identified some of his teams most critical concerns and shortcomings at this point in the campaign.

“I think it boils down to a couple of things,” he said. “On one end of the floor, we have to play together and we have to understand that while one person makes a pass or one person sets a screen or one person takes a shot, four other people are involved in everything we do.”

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