ATHENS, GA. - Aaron Murray is a carefree guy by nature. He rarely loses his composure. Almost never gets angry.

But he has a long memory.

Murray stores hits a few borderline cases apparently by Nick Fairley, if Georgia Auburn played a year ago. Murray teammates raised objections to the Fairley-school activities with their quarterback and before the afternoon over there were almost a bank clearing brawl and two Auburn players were ejected.

Auburn stormed back from a 21-7 deficit to win the game 49-31 on the way to a BCS National Championship. The game ended much bad blood between the oldest rivals in the South, which began in 1892.

"The game got intense and it got Chippy," said Murray. "they beat us well in the second half." "In the team forget no one."

So national titleholders was it with much pleasure and a large dose of redemption, the Murray and Georgia the Woodshed Saturday afternoon in Sanford Stadium took. Murray threw four touchdown passes in the first half of a record Georgia when the Bulldogs a 35-7 halftime lead and then to a 45-7 win first-leg victory.

"We played just great," said Georgia coach Mark rich. "I'm trying to think of another game, in which we played them in a situation that was so important for us well."

It was the eighth straight win for Georgia (8-2, 6-1 SEC) after an 0-2 start. Now the Bulldogs must only Kentucky (4-6, 1-5) next Saturday in Athens to win the SEC East, and on, propose to the Conference Championship game for the first time since 2005. When Georgia loses to Kentucky South Carolina will advance to Atlanta.

Murray, the redshirt student of Tampa, had touchdown passes 8, 27, 15 and 25 meters in the first half. This gives him 27 of this season, Matthew Stafford breaking record of 25 set in 2008.

A week ago Murray had five touchdown passes only a quarter against State of New Mexico. Against Auburn he was nearly flawless in the first half when he down went 7 for 7 on third-party conversions and passes completed 13 of 16 for 216 yards and four touchdowns.

"He's advertised Auburn as well as coach gene Chizik", said.

"This was as well as Aaron threw the ball, since he been here," said rich. "He threw the ball deep well and gave great opportunities to catch the ball our receiver." "This is the best we have run our offense in a while."

Auburn (6-4, 4-3 SEC) continue to have problems on the road. Tigers previous three losses coming at no. 1 LSU (45-10), no. 8 Arkansas (38-14), and no. 9 Clemson (38-24). If not for a 16-13 victory at the South Carolina would be the Tigers 0-5 of the Jordan-Hare Stadium removed.

"We keep things that you cannot use, if you intend to win on the road," Chizik Siad.

All season long Auburn errors committed at the worst time on the road, and Saturday was no different. The Tigers were very much in the game, subsequent TD with the ball to the own 45-yard line after a buttons by Georgia's Isaiah Crowell. But Michael Dyer sought it right back on the Auburn initial rendering of the line of scrimmage.

Six plays later Murray threw his third touchdown pass.

Auburn of next possession see not Clint Moseley Georgia security Bacarri Rambo, simply, whose selection six covered 24 metres and has Georgia powodka 28-7. Then, Murray threw a 25 yard touchdown pass to freshman Malcolm Mitchell. Georgia was achieved in less than six minutes that take commanding lead at halftime 21 points.

Murray has lost a little opening the second half in possession and received a hard blow at the knees, caused him to a full flip. From then on Murray hand was the ball to Carlton, Thomas and Crowell, to milk the clock. More than 100 yards and Georgia had both back with 304 metres above the ground and 528 total yards.

"It was a big win for us," said Murray. "It seems like it today for all sorts of just clicked." "All three aspects of the game played great."

Defence limited, Auburn, 195 meters overall pass Georgia's no. 7-space. Auburn was won the No. 2 rushing team in the SEC, but only 51 yards on the ground.

"Attack, defense, special teams." Everyone today played great and it turned out, "linebacker Alec Ogletree said." "We wanted to come and play a full game together and that's what we have done."

Georgia is convincing victory over Auburn has a few things:

• Is there finally an end to the speculation about the status of dir which, who has now won 104 of its 140 games as head coach of Georgia. Georgia No. 5 Boise State (35-21) and no. 15 lost South Carolina (45-42) to open the season, there were calls for rich head. These calls will stop now.

• Georgia's game at the end of the season the SEC reason to hope that the Conference Championship game on Dec. 3 will be pretty competitive. If Georgia next week Kentucky, are the chances that the Bulldogs No. 1 will play LSU in Atlanta. Has LSU (9-0, 6-0) still SEC games at OLE Miss coming Saturday and at home against Arkansas on 25 November.

Now should be pointed out there, that Georgia has benefited significantly from the quirks of the SEC schedule. Georgia is the only school in the SEC East for the not No. 1 LSU, no. 3 Alabama or no. 8 to play Arkansas from the West. Auburn is in fact, the first team to record Georgia in 2011 with a victory played in Conference play. Georgia's other five SEC successes come this season against teams (Florida, Vanderbilt, Tennessee, Mississippi State and OLE Miss), a combined 5 24 in Conference play to begin the companies were on Saturday. Kentucky, next week final SEC opponent, is on Saturday 1-5 in the League after getting stomped by Vanderbilt (38-8).

But none seemed that role Saturday night. Georgia's eight game is the longest Strip under dir and started his longest since 1982, as Georgia 11-0 and Penn State played for the Championship.

"This was a team that knew we would be better if each patient was and kept just working hard," said rich. "The guys are more confident to win and they are difficult to play and they play smart." "Now we only do it once again turned our ticket get to Atlanta."

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