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ATHENS, GA. — Georgia running back Thomas Brown busted through the line of scrimmage, raced into the secondary and nearly made the only Ole Miss player in his path, free safety Kendrick Lewis, buckle at the knees in the fourth quarter.

If there was anything that summed up Georgia's 45-17 win against Ole Miss in front of 92,746 in Sanford Stadium on Saturday, it was Brown's electric 41-yard touchdown run. It gave the Bulldogs a 31-17 lead, but, more important, further exposed a defense that looked like it was grasping at air in the second half.

"Their running backs ran over us," coach Ed Orgeron said afterward.
Brown rushed for a career-high 180 yards and three touchdowns, while redshirt freshman Knowshon Moreno added 90 yards and a score for the Bulldogs (4-1, 2-1 Southeastern Conference). The duo sprinted, juked and bulled their way through a bewildered defense and dropped Ole Miss (1-4, 0-3) to 0-10 in SEC road games in Orgeron's tenure.

It also forces the Rebels to continue scrambling for ways to solve a season-long tackling problem.

"Really, I don't have the answers," junior linebacker Tony Fein said. "Something's not right. Something has to be done. I'm not a coach, I'm not sure, but we've got to do something."

UM Football: Dawgs grind up Rebs