Halftime, Georgia up 31-7
It’s not often that a freshman quarterback makes a great play then gets scolded on the sideline by his head coach. But Mark Richt was right to do so after Aaron Murray ran it in from X yards out as time expired.
The key phrase there is “time expired.” Georgia was in field goal position, and if Murray hadn’t gotten the nose of the ball past the pylon, the Bulldogs would’ve come up empty. Richt was surely telling Murray just that.
But in any event, Murray did score and Georgia heads into halftime up 31-7. And it WAS a great run by Murray, who showed his dual-threat capabilities.
Murray bailed himself out there. A few plays earlier it was a ULL defender who did so for Murray.
The Georgia quarterback threw an absolute floating duck into the end zone, where a stocky Rajin Cajun’ defender camped under it. And with no one within feet of him, he dropped it.
When the ball was in the air, I just knew he was going to drop it. The old center fielder in me just felt it. Too easy.
After the drop, Richt turned around, taking his headset off, and shook his head.
Saturday, September 4, 2010
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4 comments:
Murray looks good just hope he can minimize those rookie mistakes.
I thought we fired the root of the directional kicking. It looks like we just decided to change the "direction" of the short kick to the middle of the field. Other than tat it looks like there has been a vest improvement of coaching across the board.
CTG's tirade gave me chill bumps.
Seth, good job today with all of the post this morning and during the game.
sorry for the pathetic spelling, forgot to proofread.
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