ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray has left the game against Kentucky with an apparent left knee injury.
Murray threw four touchdown passes in the first half of his final home game on Saturday, but was limping in the second quarter following a 28-yard run. He was hit by defensive end Za’Darius Smith following a pass that was intercepted by Khalid Henderson.
Murray had to be helped off the field. He was unable to put pressure on the leg and was taken to the Georgia locker room with about 2 minutes remaining in the half.
The senior quarterback holds Southeastern Conference records for career completions, yards passing, total offense and touchdown passes.
Coach Mark Richt said he thought Murray’s injury “might have something to do with his knee.”
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