14 reasons for UGA fans to feel better

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14 reasons for UGA fans to feel better

Georgia fans endured what many are calling the worst loss in school history Saturday. But here's 14 reasons for them to feel better.

You have won three straight over Will Muschamp and Florida.

Aaron Murray has won over all of his critics, setting records, showing leadership and passion for the program. You've gotten to see him as your QB for four seasons and a lot of wins.

You are losing a great quarterback in Aaron Murray but you have a strong QB in Hutson Mason (14) ready to step in.

Your team beat Steve Spurrier and South Carolina this season.

Running back Nick Chubb had 2,683 yards rushing for Cedartown this season and will be a Bulldog next season.

Your team also beat SEC rivals Tennessee and LSU this season.

Todd Gurley will be back next season and could make a run for the Heisman.

Freshmen Brendan Douglas (22) and J.J. Green stepped in and played well after injuries to other running backs.

Defensive end Ray Drew (47) has had a strong season, reaching the potential expected when he was first signed as a top recruit.

Marshall Morgan (right) is one of the best kickers in the country and he is only a sophomore.

Your coach Mark Richt is known as a class act who always represents the university well.

You get a shot at revenge next season when you host Clemson, and the Tigers won't have star QB Tajh Boyd (who is a senior) or standout receiver Sammy Watkins (a junior who is expected to leave for the NFL).

You won't have to deal with the stress and worry of playing Alabama in the SEC championship game this season.

No matter what happens, they can't take the 1980 national championship away from you.

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You have won three straight over Will Muschamp and Florida.

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