text: Moreno leads Georgia over LSU - News - Houma Today - Houma, LA
  Oct 25, 2008 at 1:00 AM Oct 26, 2008 at 1:08 AM
  BATON ROUGE -- Georgia coach Mark Richt once called the Tiger Stadium crowd the loudest he'd ever heard.
  ``I didn't hear anything but somebody behind me trying to catch me,'' Moreno said. ``I was just running hard, trying to get an important score.''
  ``Matthew is really maturing. He is standing in there when everything's flying around him and focusing downfield and throwing strikes,'' Richt said. ``He's really doing that as fine as I've ever seen him do it and as well as anyone I've ever coached.''
  ``The story is the mistakes,'' LSU coach Les Miles said. ``When you play a quality opponent, you can't give them turnovers. You can't uncover people in coverage. You can't let runs that should be tackled go untackled. Our football team has to learn that. That's my job. I promise you I will go about teaching it.''
  The Tigers, whose strength is their running game, looked to sur-prise the Bulldogs with a pass on the game's first play from scrimmage. What happened instead was Lee's third of what is now four interceptions returned for touchdowns in his last four games. Gamble grabbed the pass in the flat and scored easily.
  ``You just have to stay positive. That's part of football,'' Lee said. ``You never want to throw picks, but I feel like these last few games I've thrown a few too many and it's just something I need to work on.''
  Green's and Moreno's touchdowns made it 38-17, leaving the defending national champs in too deep a hole to pull out the type of fourth-quarter comeback the Ti-gers seemed so good at last year.