Stegeman Coliseum may feel like a second home for the Arkansas basketball team. 

Georgia hosts the Razorbacks Saturday at 6 p.m. - the third consecutive season Arkansas has visited Athens for a game. 

In 2014, the Bulldogs beat the Razorbacks in overtime, and in 2015 the Bulldogs had a lead in the second half against a ranked Razorbacks team before falling short. The Razorbacks also beat Georgia in the semifinals of the SEC Tournament last year.

Here are three things to know: 

Who starts next to Yante?

Houston Kessler started next to Yante Maten for the nonconference slate. Then for two games, against Tennessee and Texas A&M, it was freshman Derek Ogbeide's turn. And on Wednesday at Missouri freshman Mike Edwards made his first career start.

"It was a different tempo and I had to get used to that in the beginning," Edwards said. 

Georgia coach Mark Fox said Ogbeide was sick prior to the Bulldogs close win over the Tigers and would have gotten the start if he was at full strength. But Fox wouldn't say who the starter would be against Arkansas. 

Edwards played 12 minutes against Missouri. Ogbeide played nine, while Kessler played 23 minutes and grabbed a career-best 10 rebounds.

Ups and Downs

Things have not come easy for Ogbeide in his initial season at Georgia. He missed the first five games of the season with a shoulder injury. He then played sparingly for the remainder of the nonconference schedule, picking up most of his action in garbage time.

He began to see his minutes increase once SEC play began, and he had a career game against Ole Miss, scoring nine points and grabbing 10 rebounds. When it appeared he was turning the corner after entering the starting lineup, he then struggled against Texas A&M, got sick, and lost his starting spot before the Missouri game.

Ogbeide admitted Friday the toughest aspect has been finding a comfort level with his teammates and his role.

"I'm just trying to be able to coexist with my team on the court and just try to find a good enough rhythm that everybody can do their thing and I can do mine," Ogbeide said.

Despite the ups and downs of his season, Ogbeide is third on the team in rebounding and is the team's best scorer off the bench.  

Not their tempo

When talking about the Arkansas Razorbacks, Fox cited two key areas Georgia needed to control to win the game - rebounding and decision making.

The Bulldogs are 7-0 this season when they win the rebounding battle and 2-6 when they don't- Clemson and Georgia finished with the same amount of rebounds in a Bulldogs blowout win.

This won't be an easy task against the Razorbacks. Junior Moses Kingsley, who averages 9.2 rebounds, also averages 16.7 points and an SEC-best 2.8 blocks per game. Fox praised Kingsley, calling him a "monster."

As for the decision making, Arkansas favors a full court press and is known for forcing turnovers and speeding up the pace of play. And for a team as turnover prone as Georgia - the Bulldogs have the worst turnover margin in the SEC at -2.7 per game - Fox emphasized how important it will be for Charles Mann and J.J. Frazier to take care of the ball.

"We need to make good decisions with the ball," Fox said. "We made some brutal decisions the other night and their decision making is going to be very important."