SEC Nation heading to Columbia for South Carolina-Tennessee
In lieu of South Carolina’s matchup with No. 5 Tennessee next week, “SEC Nation” is coming to Columbia, the conference announced Sunday morning.
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The “Marty & McGee” Show will air at 9 a.m., with the two-hour “SEC Nation” show to follow starting at 10 a.m. The show will take place live from the USC Horseshoe on campus. Last year, the show also aired from The Horseshoe on USC’s campus. It also has taken place at Gamecock Park, which resides beside Williams-Brice Stadium.
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This is the first time this season the SEC Network has taken its show to Columbia. The show most recently came to town for the Gamecocks’ matchup against Kentucky last September.
South Carolina is coming off a 38-6 loss to Florida. Tennessee bounced back in a big way after falling to No. 1 Georgia two weeks ago, beating Missouri 66-24.
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The Gamecocks will take on the Volunteers at 7 p.m. from Williams-Brice Stadium Saturday night. The game will be televised on ESPN.
Examining another anemic Gamecocks offensive output
By Collyn Taylor
Shane Beamer stood at the podium and gave the standard answers as to why, yet again, the Gamecocks struggled to put up yards and points Saturday night.
The Gamecocks once again looked hapless offensively, limping to a six-point, 237-yard performance in what was one of the more anemic offensive performances for South Carolina.
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“It obviously wasn’t right tonight, whatever we did schematically offensively and defensively,” Beamer said. “We have to look at why and be better over the next two games and the bowl game.”
South Carolina finished with six points, the lone score a 48-yard touchdown pass on a fake field goal. Kai Kroeger connected with Dakereon Joyner, who zipped through a confused Florida secondary for the score.
It ended up the Gamecocks’ longest play from scrimmage and 20.3 percent of the total offensive output Saturday night.
South Carolina finished with fewer than 240 yards of total offense for the second time this season and the fifth time since Beamer and offensive coordinator Marcus Satterfield took over.
Over a span of eight seasons, 2013 to 2020, the Gamecocks had the same number of games where the offense failed to eclipse 250 yards of offense All 10 of those games have been losses.
