No. 3 Alabama at No. 11 Ole MissThe Rebels avoided a near letdown at the hands of Memphis last Saturday to secure College GameDay’s presence in Oxford this weekend.
Tigers' two late touchdowns mar great effort
Streak of 31 consecutive home wins after leading at halftime snappedMauk performs when needed -
The Gamecock football team has dropped out of the AP top-25 poll for the first time in 69 weeks. The last time South Carolina didn't make the cut was preseason of the 2010 season.
South Carolina had the Missouri Tigers right where they wanted them Saturday night. But, as Missouri itself learned a year ago in this same matchup, a lead can disappear in the blink of an eye in college football.
Last October, the Gamecocks traveled to Columbia, Missouri. A loss looked imminent, as South Carolina trailed 17-0 heading into the fourth quarter.
Tiger logos litter the list of the SEC’s defensive leaders. Spots that were once held by South Carolina’s elite, have been ransacked by the new kids on the block.
South Carolina has faced a prolific SEC passing attack once this season, and it did not end well.
1. Let's get this out of the way first: What on earth happened last Saturday against Indiana?
If you’re wondering whether or not the Bulldogs have recovered from the excruciating loss they suffered at Williams-Brice Stadium a few weeks ago, just ask the Troy Trojans, who were put in their place 66-0 last week by Todd Gurley and company.
It’s 10 a.m. Do you know where your children are? More likely than not, the answer is “On the Horseshoe,” assuming that question is asked tomorrow, that is.
It’s going to be madness this weekend in Columbia. I know you’ve heard that 100 times already, but now that Parents Weekend upon us, it can’t be stated enough that the crowds around campus are going to be insane. With Kirk Herbstreit, Lee Corso and company bringing their College GameDay set to the Horseshoe for this specific weekend, it should be even harder to get on television.
Georgia, Missouri threaten South Carolina's spot atop division
The problem inherent in this arrangement of “big football game” and “parents coming to visit” isn’t hard to figure out.
The 34 points Vanderbilt put up looks bad for the Gamecock defense until you remember two of the Commodores’ touchdowns came on special teams.
While South Carolina's 48-34 win over Vanderbilt Saturday could be characterized as anything other than convincing, it seems indicative of the Gamecocks' recent struggles against the Commodores.
Vanderbilt had barely put up a fight against its three opponents prior to South Carolina, but if we've learned anything from the 2014 Gamecocks, it’s to expect the unexpected.
