South Carolina opens as two-TD underdog at Texas A&M
South Carolina opened as a two-touchdown betting underdog to Texas A&M for Saturday’s upcoming trip to College Station.
The Gamecocks opened as exactly a 14-point dog, according to FanDuel Sportsbook, which also set the early over/under at 51.5.
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South Carolina (2-5, 1-4 SEC) is dealing with a three-game losing streak after dropping a 34-12 contest at Missouri this past week which followed losses to Florida and Tennessee.
Texas A&M (4-3, 2-2 SEC) is coming off its bye week.
South Carolina defeated the Aggies 30-24 last season in Columbia, the program’s first ever victory over Texas A&M.
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What Spencer Rattler said after loss to Missouri
By Chris Clark
Following South Carolina football’s 34-12 loss at Missouri, Gamecocks quarterback Spencer Rattler spoke with the media.
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Here’s what he had to say in the postgame press conference.:
QUESTION: A lot of chances in the second half, but ended up having to get threes instead of going for touchdowns. What were the decision makings? What was making it so hard, especially on third down, to kind of keep them off of you?
RATTLER: I mean, you know, first half as a group wasn’t good enough and we know that. You know, credit to Missouri, they did an outstanding job scheming up against us. They’ve got great players. Coach Drink does a great job with what they’re doing on defense and, you know, credit to them. But we shot ourselves in the foot a lot our first half, just, weren’t converting on third down enough. I mean, it was tough with their blitz plan, but in the second half, like you said, we had a lot of chances, a lot of chances to finish down there in the red zone and we just couldn’t get it done and I’ve got to be better down there.
We all got to be better, but, you know, we’re going to get back to work and try to be better in those clutch moments when we need it. You know what I mean? So that’s my two cents on it.
