South Carolina Gamecocks (NCAA 2010)

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In Their Own Backyard

South Carolina invades Navy's tuft and walks away with a victory, but at a cost. South Carolina lost star tailback Jermaine King. He suffered a torn pectoral muscle and will be out for 5 weeks.

It was a rather dominating performance for South Carolina. Gamecocks had everything going for them.

Navy was allowed inside the Gamecocks 30 yard line once. They also turned the ball over 3 times, including a halfback option pass, which was interception and returned for a touchdown.

Navy’s only score came on a bad option pass, which was picked up by Quincy Jackson and ran back. Navy also missed 3 field goal's from 40 plus yard.

South Carolina 21, Navy 7

USC - 00-14-00-07
NAVY-00-00-07-00

(All Stats USC/NAVY)
First Downs: 17/8
Total Offense: 298/178
Rushes-Yards: 55-235/16-52
Comp-Att-TD: 6-9-0/9-18-0
Passing Yards: 63/126
3rd Down Conv.: 9-13/2-8
Turnovers: 2/3
Penalties-Yards: 3-30/1-8
T.O.P: 15:55/8:05

Passing:
B.Hall (USC): 6-9, 63, INT

J.Warren (NAVY): 9-17, 126, INT

Rushing:
B.Hall (USC): 20-79-1
S.Rogers: 18-77-1
J.King: 10-55

S.Jackson (NAVY): 9-48
T.Banks: 2-(-4)

Receiving:
B.Leach (USC): 1-40
S.Moore: 1-9
A.Marks: 1-5

R.Chandler (NAVY): 4-34
R.Pino: 3-34
J.Towers: 1-32

Box Score

2nd Quarter
USC: 66 yd interception returned by McIntosh (7-0 USC)
USC: 8 yd run by Rogers (14-0 USC)

3rd Quarter
NAVY: 75 yd fumble returned by Jackson (14-7 USC)

4th Quarter
USC: 2 yd run by Hall (21-7 USC)

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Top 25 Losses
#6 Boise State 44
#4 Notre Dame 26

Virginia 28
#1 North Carolina 24

Georgia Tech 21
#5 Miami 17

#14 Ohio State 17
#3 Wisconsin 33

Louisville 44
#17 West Virginia 14

#16 Penn State 14
SMU 20

#22 Fresno State 14
#23 Nevada 17

#24 Texas A & M 24
#9 Nebraska 34

Game of the Week
#13 Tennessee 17
#8 Alabama 27
Player of the Game - Alabama - QB - A.Hollins 22-29 263 Yards, 2 Touchdowns

Top 25
#1 Connecticut (40) (7-0) (1.000)
#2 Wisconsin (21) (7-0) (0.994)
#3 Boise State (7-0) (0.989)
#4 Missouri (7-0) (0.983)
#5 Alabama (6-1) (0.978)
#6 Nebraska (6-1)
#7 USC (5-1)
#8 Notre Dame (6-1)
#9 Texas (6-1)
#10 North Carolina (6-1)
#11 LSU (6-1)
#12 Miami (5-1)
#13 Florida (4-2)
#14 Ole Miss (5-2)
#15 Michigan (4-1)
#16 Oklahoma (3-2)
#17 Tennessee (3-3)
#18 Cal (4-2)
#19 Ohio State (2-3)
#20 Nevada (6-1)
#21 Georgia Tech (4-3)
#22 Virginia (5-2)
#23 SMU (4-1)
#24 West Virginia (6-1)
#25 Georgia (4-3)

Dropped Out: Penn State, Fresno State, Texas A & M

Heisman Watch
1. J.T McKenzie - HB - UConn
2. Curtis Davis - WR - Notre Dame
3. George Ford - QB - Boise State
4. James Willis - WR - Texas
5. Eric Goodern - WR - Missouri

Players of the Week
Offense: Nathan Ford - WR - BYU
At BC (W 48-28)
13 Catches 206 Yards, 4 Touchdowns

Defense: David Flowers - ROLB - Washington
At Arizona (W 24-7)
9 Tackles (2 TFL), Sack, 3 FF, FR

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Close Battle

Tennessee lose in a gut wrenching fashion to the red hot Gamecocks.

Both Offenses just couldn’t keep drives going or even staying on the field. That alone was a big task alone.

All the good action was in the 4th quarter. South Carolina had 3 field goal trys, 33, 41(both missed badly) and the game winner. A 30 yards with 8 seconds left. The game winning field goal was set up by one of Tony Williamson's 3 picks. Williamson forced a bad pass into double coverage on 3rd and 15.

Game ball goes to Tom Jones CB for South Carolina. 2 interceptions and 5 tackles.

South Carolina will be traveling to Arkansas with a 2 game winning streak, longest of the season.

Note: Javon Davidson - SS Committed

South Carolina 13, #17 Tennessee 10

USC - 03-07-00-03
TEN - 07-03-00-00

(All Stats USC/TEN)
First Downs: 13/9
Total Offense: 256/266
Rushes-Yards: 34-161/16-58
Comp-Att-TD: 9-20-0/17-30-1
Passing Yards: 95/208
3rd Down Conv.: 5-14/1-8
Turnovers: 2/4
Penalties-Yards: 7-65/5-45
T.O.P: 13:52/10:08

Passing:
B.Hall (USC): 9-20, 95, 2 INT

T.Williamson (TEN): 17-30, 208, 1 TD, 3 INT

Rushing:
B.Hall (USC): 19-53
S.Rogers: 13-80-1
S.Morre: 3-19

T.Charles (TEN): 15-58

Receiving:
P.Mills (USC): 2-30
A.Marks: 2-33
J.Harris: 1-12

J.Scott (TEN): 15-58
B.Austin: 4-34
T.Charles: 2-78
T.Ford: 2-20

Box Score

1st Quarter
USC: 32 yd FG by Thompson (3-0 USC)
TEN: 1 yd pass by Williamson to Fuller (7-3 TEN)

2nd Quarter
TEN: 23 yd FG by Little (10-3 TEN)
USC: 3 yd run by Rogers (10-10)

4th Quarter
USC: 30 yd FG by Thompson (13-10 USC)

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Top 25 Losses
South Carolina 13
#17 Tennessee 10

Oklahoma State 40
#16 Oklahoma 17

Army 31
#20 Nevada 10

#18 Cal 27
#7 USC 20

#12 Miami 24
#10 North Carolina 38

#25 Georgia 23
#13 Florida 22

Game of the Week
#6 Nebraska 10
#9 Texas 34
Player of the Game - Texas - QB - B.Fontaine 19-30 275 Yards, Touchdown

Top 25
#1 Connecticut (41) (7-0) (1.000)
#2 Wisconsin (20) (8-0) (0.994)
#3 Missouri (8-0) (0.989)
#4 Boise State (8-0) (0.983)
#5 Alabama (6-1) (0.975)
#6 Texas (7-1) (0.975)
#7 Notre Dame (7-1) (0.967)
#8 North Carolina (7-1)
#9 LSU (7-1)
#10 Nebraska (6-2)
#11 Ole Miss (6-2)
#12 USC (5-2)
#13 Michigan (5-1)
#14 Cal (5-2)
#15 Miami (5-2)
#16 Ohio State (3-3)
#17 Georgia Tech (5-3)
#18 Virginia (5-2)
#19 Florida (4-3)
#20 Georgia (5-3)
#21 SMU (5-1)
#22 West Virginia (6-1)
#23 Colorado (6-2)
#24 Ohio (6-1)
#25 Texas A & M (6-2)

Dropped Out: Oklahoma, Tennessee, Nevada

Heisman Watch
1. George Ford - QB - Boise State
2. Curtis Davis - WR - Notre Dame
3. J.T McKenzie - HB - UConn
4. Brain Fontaine - QB - Texas
5. Richard McCall - HB - Missouri

Players of the Week
Offense: Tyrone Smith - RB - LSU
Vs Vandy (W 35-7)
20 Car, 78 Yards, 2 Touchdowns, 4 Catches, 114 Yards, Touchdown

Defense: Jonathan Hall - ROLB -
Vs FAU (W 20-13)
11 Tackles (3 TFL), Sack, FR, 2 FF

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Rough Road

South Carolina humbled 34-18 point loss in Fayetteville.

South Carolina looked like they were still in the hang over phase, after their big win over Tennessee. Arkansas saw it and took full advantage of it and put up a touchdown on the first drive. After that, Arkansas just kept going. Never looking back. Arkansas had a 20 point led at half time.

The final score makes it look closer than it really was. The Gamecocks score 15 points in the last 3 minutes of the game, on Arkansas's 2^nd stringers.

This was the first conference win for Arkansas. They improve to 3-5 (1-4) and will take on #10 Ole Miss.

Gamecocks fall to 4-4 (3-4) and are back to .500. After a great 2 game win streak. Gamecocks have the #17 Florida Gators (5-3) coming to town next week.

Note: J.R. Davidson ATH Committed

South Carolina 18, Arkansas 34

USC - 00-00-03-15
ARK - 07-13-07-07

(All Stats USC/ARK)
First Downs: 16/14
Total Offense: 384/333
Rushes-Yards: 28-132/24-81
Comp-Att-TD: 14-27-2/18-27-1
Passing Yards: 252/252
3rd Down Conv.: 5-12/5-10
Turnovers: 3/0
Penalties-Yards: 4-40/3-25
T.O.P: 12:32/12:13

Passing:
B.Hall (USC): 14-27 252, 2 TDs, 3 INTs

J.Wilson (): 18-27 252, 1 TD

Rushing:
B.Hall (USC): 15-49
S.Rogers:9-52
C.Jackson (ARK): 21-91-2

Receiving:
S.Moore (USC): 3-93-1
J.Harris: 2-43
S.Rogers: 2-28
M.Mason: 1-14-1

J.Nash (ARK): 5-76-1
R.Hughes: 3-49
C.Jackson: 2-43
L.Sullivan: 2-31

Box Score

1^st Quarter
ARK: 26 yd pass by Wilson to Nash (7-0 ARK)

2^nd Quarter
ARK: 40 yd FG by Williams (10-0 ARK)
ARK: 34 yd run by Jackson (17-0 ARK)
ARK: 39 yd FG by Williams (20-0 ARK)

3^rd Quarter
USC: 39 yd FG by Thompson (20-3 ARK)
ARK: 4 yd run by Jackson (27-3 ARK)

4^th Quarter
ARK: 77 yd interception returned by Hawkins (34-3 ARK)
USC: 17 yd pass by Hall to Mason (34-10 ARK)
USC: 23 yd pass by Hall to Moore (34-17 ARK)

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Top 25 Losses
Boston College 31
#18 Virginia 27

#25 Texas A & M
Oklahoma 28

Game of the Week
#3 Missouri 34
#23 Colorado 10
Player of the Game - Missouri - QB - J.Brown 28-47 342 Yards, 2 Touchdowns

Top 25
#1 Connecticut (37) (8-0) (1.000)
#2 Wisconsin (23) (9-0) (0.994)
#3 Missouri (1) (9-0) (0.989)
#4 Boise State (9-0) (0.983)
#5 Alabama (7-1) (0.975)
#6 Texas (7-1) (0.975)
#7 Notre Dame (8-1) (0.967)
#8 North Carolina (8-1)
#9 LSU (7-1)
#10 Nebraska (7-2)
#11 Ole Miss (6-2)
#12 USC (5-2)
#13 Michigan (6-1)
#14 Miami (6-2)
#15 Ohio State (4-3)
#16 Georgia Tech (6-3)
#17 Florida (5-3)
#18 Georgia (6-3)
#19 SMU (6-1)
#20 Ohio (7-1)
#21 West Virginia (6-2)
#22 Air Force (8-1)
#23 Cincinnati (7-2)
#24 Oklahoma (4-4)
#25 Tennessee (4-4)

Dropped Out: Texas A & M, Virginia, Colorado

Heisman Watch
1. George Ford - QB - Boise State
2. Curtis Davis - WR - Notre Dame
3. J.T McKenzie - HB - UConn
4. Richard McCall - HB - Missouri
5. Brain Fontaine - QB - Texas

Players of the Week
Offense: Travis Meyer - RB - FSU
Vs NCSU (W 52-14)
29 Carries, 116 Yards, 4 Touchdowns, 4 Catches, 73 Yards, Touchdown

Defense: Jeremy Lewis - SS - Iowa State
Vs KSU (W 35-24)
7 Tackles, 3 FF, FR

Conference Standings
SEC - East
1. #18 Georgia 6-3 (5-2)
2. #17 Florida 5-3 (5-2)
3. South Carolina 4-4 (3-4)
4. Tennessee 4-4 (2-4)
5. Kentucky 3-6 (2-4)
6. Vanderbilt 3-6 (2-4)

SEC - West
1. #9 LSU 7-1 (5-0)
2. #5 Alabama 7-1 (5-1)
3. #11 Ole Miss 6-2 (3-2)
4. Auburn 4-4 (3-3)
5. Arkansas 3-5 (1-4)
6. Mississippi 1-8 (0-6)

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Award Semifinalists

Maxwell:
1. George Ford - Boise State
2. Justin Warren - Notre Dame
3. J.T. McKenzie - UConn

Bednarik:
1. Napoleon Cary - Fresno State
2. Chase Townsend - Wisconsin
3. James Hearn - BYU

O'Brien:
1. George Ford - Boise State
2. Justin Warren - Notre Dame
3. Brandon Fontaine - Texas

Walker:
1. J.T. McKenzie - UConn
2. Richard McCall - Missouri
3. Stephen Freeman - Michigan

Best WR:
1. Curtis Davis - Notre Dame
2. Chris Wagner - Auburn
3. Brad Dobzinski - Boise State

Mackey:
1. Clifton Rodgers - Wisconsin
2. Joe Powers - North Carolina
3. Steven Mays - Notre Dame

Best OL:
1. Chris Peterson - Georgia Tech
2. Mike Bright - Wisconsin
3. Quincy Hicks - Ohio

Remington:
1. Mike Martindale - Wisconsin
2. Joe Sowell - Alabama
3. Victor Kimbrough - Missouri

Lombardi:
1. Travis Williams - Missouri
2. Michael Cobbs - Oregon
3. Travis Jones - Kent State

Best LB:
1. Napoleon Cary - Fresno State
2. James Hearn - BYU
3. Chase Townsend - Wisconsin

Thorpe:
1. Steve Williams - Ball State
2. Cornelius Harrison - UConn
3. Wesley Brown - Missouri