Gamecocks Defeated By Gators 56-6
Final Stats
I GOT NOTHING as that was painful to watch from start to finish. At least we have a week to rest and prepare. Let's not even try to analyze where we went wrong tonight and what to improve on. Gamecocks truly beat themselves tonight and YES Florida is that good.
Just wipe this ass kickn' out of memory and focus on Clemson.
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The Gamecocks’ defense allowed a season-high 519 yards, more than twice its league-leading average (256.5) entering the game.
I blame 2 things...
The mustaches that Smelley and Garcia were sporting
AND
Steve Spurrier going with a regular hat in the 2nd half and not a visor.
USC finished with 120 passing yards, the fewest in the Spurrier era, went 1-for-15 on third down and committed four turnovers that resulted in 28 points.
Defensively, the Gamecocks allowed 519 yards — more than twice their average — and gave up nine plays of 20 yards or longer, including four of their eight touchdowns.
It was USC’s worst loss since a 63-7 defeat to Florida in 1995 when Spurrier was the Gators’ coach. Saturday’s blowout dropped the Gamecocks (7-4, 4-4 SEC) out of the top 25 and continued their misery against ranked teams.
USC is 0-3 against top-25 schools this season and could earn a berth in a New Year’s Day bowl game without beating a ranked team.
Spurrier is 5-12 against top-25 opponents at USC.
Three USC turnovers in a span of 1 minute, 4 seconds gave the Gators a 21-0 lead....
Seriously...ass kickn? more like fire steve
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