ATHENS, Ga. -- The key to Aaron Murray becoming a better quarterback, according to Georgia offensive coordinator Mike Bobo, is for the Georgia Bulldogs to develop a more productive running game.

Murray closed the season with two of his shakier performances -- totaling 451 passing yards, three touchdowns, two lost fumbles and four interceptions, including two for touchdowns -- in losses to LSU and Michigan State.

The common thread in those two games was that Georgia's battered backfield was completely ineffective at moving the ball on the ground.

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