AARON MURRAY – Murray
embodied the tip of the razor sharp edge that the DAWGS played with on Saturday
night. @aaronmurray11 ripped off 12
straight completions to start the game and finished hitting 18 of 24 throws for
250 yards and 2 TD.
OFFENSIVE LINE – Chris Burnette (@chrisburnette68), Dallas Lee (@dallaslee_64), David Andrews (@dandrews61),
Kenarious Gates (@kengates72), John Theus (@jtheus71), Mark Beard (@dawg_pound79) and Austin Long (@austinlong74) were outstanding
against Vanderbilt. Behind these men, Georgia’s
offense rolled up 567 total yards, including 302 rushing yards to give the
DAWGS back-to-back games with 300+ rushing yards. Georgia has now scored 40 points in
each of the first four games for the first time in school history. The DAWGS O linemen looked fast and athletic
Saturday, blowing open holes and leading Georgia’s backs into the second
level of the Vanderbilt defense all night long.
It was beautiful to watch.
JARVIS JONES – Jones returned to the DAWGS starting line-up
and picked up where he left off collecting 7 tackles, 3 TFL and a sack. Ho hum.
Just another dominant performance from @SacManJones_29. Like I tweeted last night during the game,
you know you’re a complete football player when the first play in your
highlight melt shows you blowing up pulling guards and destroying plays without
touching the ball carrier.
MARLON BROWN – For the second time in four games, it was
Brown’s number that popped up in the statistical lottery that has been the Georgia
offense this season as @MB_uno5 came through with 5 catches, 114 yards, and a TD. Marlon worked without the ball too, blocking
down field throughout the game and having a big impact in the run game and on
the DAWGS yards after catch numbers, including a key block on Keith Marshall’s (@Truthh4)
52 yard touchdown burst. Brown also made
a HUGE catch on 3rd & 9 to keep the drive alive on Georgia’s
back-breaking, 96 yard touchdown march in the 3rd quarter that made
it 27-0.
TODD GURLEY – The DAWGS freshman man-child Gurley just keeps
on impressing the DAWG Nation, this week pounding his way to 130 yards and 2 TD
on 16 carries. @TG3II took advantage of
the running lanes created by his offensive line, but I unofficially had Gurley
with 12 broken tackles in the game after watching the game tape. Gurley’s performance not only in this game,
but through the first four games reminds us more than a little of South Carolina’s Marcus
Lattimore’s freshman season. We realize
that is very high praise Nation, but we feel it is absolutely warranted.
Glory, Glory.
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