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ATHENS, Ga. -- Sometimes the best hangover cure is another shot. Cannonball that sucker. Bloody Marys all around. Shotgun the Old Milwaukee. In the football sense, that's how Aaron Murray woke up the morning of December 2 -- needing a little hair of the (Bull)dog.
"The next day I came over and watched the film," said Georgia's quarterback recalling, painfully, the previous day's loss to Alabama in the SEC championship game. "I didn't want to, but I forced myself."
Since then, Murray estimates he's seen the film 100 times -- the game film of Bama's thrilling (at least to some) 32-28 victory in that title game. That's 100 times experiencing that same result. That's 100 times trying to figure out what went wrong. That's 100 times...
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