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Smart satisfied after Bulldogs 'scored enough points' to top Tide

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Trailing at the half against an SEC rival on the road, Georgia coach Kirby Smart watched the Bulldogs rally to post a 20-17 victory over Alabama, his team's sixth win of the season in a game he described as "really extremely physical."

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