After AM's gutsy show Saturday, it will definitely change the way other teams game plan for UGA.
Say it again, it is in AM's makeup to move around. He takes what the defense gives him, has always done that. Could get hurt, anyone on the football field stands a chance of bad things happening.
Picked this up from a Tennessee site. . . .
The performance wasn't totally new for the freshman, who entered the week ranking third in the SEC in passing yards and fourth in total offense. But this time the game ended with a victory.
It started on Georgia's first drive, when Murray ran 35 yards for a touchdown. His other rushing touchdown, a 5-yarder in the third quarter, actually seemed longer, as Murray barely avoided a sack then ran across the field and to the left end of the end zone.
Murray said neither play was a designed run.
"The coaches have given me a little more freedom to take off when nobody's open downfield," Murray said. "They just say be smart, and make sure I protect the ball, and protect my body."
Richt called it Murray's best game of his young career.
"We knew he was a good athlete," Richt said, before adding: "I didn't think he'd be able to make as many plays with his wheels. I didn't think he would run for that many yards across the line of scrimmage."
Get to know your athletes skill sets, some work better when they are not trying to play their position the way former athletes did. AM is more than smart, he is athletic.