ATHENS, Ga. – There were no flagrant fouls during the game, and there were no altercations after the game.
There wasn’t much of a game, either.
A year after Georgia and Vanderbilt played a hotly contested contest in Nashville, the No. 5 Bulldogs were superior throughout Saturday night’s 48-3 shellacking of the Commodores at Sanford Stadium. Georgia junior quarterback Aaron Murray completed his first 12 passes and threw for 250 yards and two touchdowns in leading Georgia to 518 yards in three quarters before the reserves arrived.
Georgia’s offense, under the direction of coordinator Mike Bobo, extended a record it set last week by scoring 40 or more points for a fourth straight game to open a season.
“I think our guys are very comfortable with the offense,” Murray said. “I know Coach Bobo has a lot of trust not only in myself but in the receivers and the tight ends running great routes and getting open. Our receivers are making plays after the catch, too, separating themselves and breaking tackles.