In high school he received them 5 yds behind the center, thus needs practice to get comfortable taking snaps under center, footwork dropping back, then running the offense (basically the same development phase as Jacob Eason during his first spring practice at UGA).

On a positive note, Mecole Hardman's hands are improving and Jonathan Ledbetter, Malik Herring, Brenton Cox, and Ameer Speed have been looking good in defensive drills.

https://www.bulldawgillustrated.com/georgia-football-day-eight-spring-practice-report-offense/

https://www.bulldawgillustrated.com/georgia-football-day-eight-spring-practice-report-defense/

He's facing the same problems Eason had. If you've never played under center it's not the easiest thing to learn. From the placement of his hands and feet, to opening up right, to getting his drops in sync with the receivers routes. He's got a lot to learn.