If the Georgia football team had lost to Kentucky on Saturday, would Aaron Murray’s house have looked like a Charmin factory exploded beside it? Murray was spared the answer to that question, as the No. 10-ranked Bulldogs did just enough in Lexington to become a player again — for one week, anyway — in the SEC East race, hours after South Carolina was reminded that being really good against Georgia these days is not the same thing as being really good.