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TA B L E OF CONTENTS

Introduction

Coaching Staff

The Gamecocks

2017 in Review

The South Carolina Gamecocks are set for their 125th season of intercollegiate football. An overview of the 2018 football season, including the schedule, preseason outlook, rosters, squad breakdown and other notes of interest, is provided. For the latest up-to-date information, visit the team’s official website: www.gamecocksonline.com.

Will Muschamp begins his third season guiding the Carolina football fortunes. He was named the 34th head football coach in South Carolina history on December 7, 2015. The 2012 SEC Coach of the Year has a new offensive coordinator in Bryan McClendon, and a new quarterbacks coach in Dan Werner, on his staff this season.

Introduction Table of Contents .......................................... 2-3 Communications & PR ....................................4 Weekly Media Availability .................................4 Quick Facts .......................................................5 Schedule (2018 and Future) ..............................5 2017 Results......................................................5 Team Hotels ......................................................5 Alphabetical Roster ...........................................6 Numerical Roster ..............................................7 2018 Position Chart ..........................................8 Roster Breakdown .............................................9 2018 Season Preview ................................. 10-11 2018 Notebook ......................................... 12-14 2017 Final Polls...............................................12 Career Starts Chart ..........................................13 Muschamp Trends ...........................................14 Pronunciation Guide .......................................14 Spring Award Winners ....................................14 2018 Signing Class ..........................................15 Carolina Recap: 2017-18.................................16

ƫ+ $%*# 0 û Will Muschamp ........................................ 18-21 Bobby Bentley .................................................22 Coleman Hutzler.............................................23 Kyle Krantz .....................................................24 Bryan McClendon...........................................25 Mike Peterson .................................................26 Travaris Robinson............................................27 Lance Thompson .............................................28 Pat Washington ...............................................29 Dan Werner ....................................................30 Eric Wolford ...................................................31 Jeff Dillman.....................................................32 2

South Carolina returns 53 letterwinners from last season’s squad, including 16 starters. Eight starters return on offense, while six are back on defense, along with both kickers. In addition, 23 players were signed to National Letters of Intent, including a school-record 12 who enrolled early and went through spring drills.

Football Staff ............................................. 33-35 Strength & Conditioning ................................36 Medical Staff ...................................................37 Support Staff ...................................................38

The Gamecocks Allen-Williams-Almond...................................40 Asbury-Bailey ..................................................41 Banks-Bentley .................................................42 Blackshear-Brown............................................43 Brunson-Camper.............................................44 Carlay-Charleston ...........................................45 Charlton-Crosby .............................................46 Daley-Davis ....................................................47 Dawkins-Denson ............................................48 Dickerson-Dowdle ..........................................49 Duncan-Eason-Riddle .....................................50 Edwards-Ellis ..................................................51 Enagbare-Fennell.............................................52 Fenton-Foster ..................................................53 Gentry-Glick ...................................................54 Gordon-Hart...................................................55 Harvey-Hoffman .............................................56 Horn-Ibe .........................................................57 Iyama-C. Johnson ...........................................58 Tyq. Johnson-Joyner ........................................59 C. Kinlaw-J. Kinlaw ........................................60 Louis Jr.-McGonigal ........................................61 Montac-Nixon ................................................62 Outlaw-Putnam ..............................................63 Reedy-Rush .....................................................64 Samuel ............................................................65 Sandidge-Senn ................................................66 K. Smith-O. Smith ..........................................67 S. Smith-Stanley ..............................................68 Sterling-Thomas ..............................................69

SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2018

The Gamecocks posted nine victories during the 2017 campaign, including a New Year’s Day Outback Bowl win over Michigan. Carolina posted its second-straight three-win improvement, as they garnered just three victories in 2015 before collecting six wins in 2016.

Thompson-Turner ...........................................70 Urich-Vann .....................................................71 Webb-J. Williams ............................................72 T. Williams-D.J. Wonnum ..............................73 Dy. Wonnum-Young .......................................74

2017 In Review 2017 SEC Standings .......................................76 2017 All-SEC Teams .......................................76 2017 Team Statistics ........................................77 2017 Game-by-Game Starters .........................77 2017 Statistics ........................................... 78-79 2017 Defensive Statistics ........................... 80-81 2017 Offensive Individual Stats .......................82 2017 Game Highs ...........................................83 2017 Scoring Drives ........................................84 2017 Explosive Plays .......................................85 2017 Statistical Rankings ................................86 2017 Award Winners ......................................86 2017 Drive Chart Summary ............................86 Last Time It Happened ...................................87 2017 SEC Team Statistics .......................... 88-89 2017 SEC Individual Stats ........................ 90-91 Game 1: NC State ...........................................92 Game 2: Missouri ............................................93 Game 3: Kentucky ..........................................94 Game 4: Louisiana Tech ..................................95 Game 5: Texas A&M.......................................96 Game 6: Arkansas............................................97 Game 7: Tennessee ..........................................98 Game 8: Vanderbilt .........................................99 Game 9: Georgia ...........................................100 Game 10: Florida ..........................................101 Game 11: Wofford ........................................102 Game 12: Clemson .......................................103 Game 13: Michigan ......................................104

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Records

History

Bowl Games

Information

Led by the incomparable George Rogers, the Gamecock record book is dotted with great individual performances. Last season, Skai Moore made his presence felt on the alltime records list, while Jake Bentley, Deebo Samuel and Bryan Edwards are players to watch this season.

The Gamecocks have a storied history featuring two players, George Rogers and Jadeveon Clowney, who have been selected with the first overall pick in the NFL Draft. Rogers, Mike Johnson, Sterling Sharpe and Steve Wadiak have had their numbers permanently retired by the University.

Records Team Records ........................................ 106-107 Passing Records ..................................... 108-109 Rushing Records ................................... 110-112 Receiving Records ................................. 113-114 Scoring Records.............................................115 Miscellaneous Records...................................116 Kicking Records ............................................117 Return Records .............................................118 Return/Defense Records ................................119 Defense Records ............................................120

History Year-by-Year Records .....................................122 Head Coaching Records ................................123 Assistant Coaches ..........................................123 Year-by-Year Results .............................. 124-137 Series History ........................................ 138-141 Heisman Trophy............................................142 Retired Numbers ..........................................143 First-Team All-Americans ..............................144 National Coach of the Year............................144 Postseason Accolades ............................. 145-147 NFL Draft.....................................................148 Gamecocks in the NFL .................................149 NFL Pipeline......................................... 150-151 All-Time Letterwinners ......................... 152-156 Carolina Hall of Fame ........................... 157-164

Bowl Games Bowl History/Records ...................................166 2018 Outback Bowl ......................................167 2016 Birmingham Bowl ................................168

South Carolina has celebrated a victory in five of its last six bowl games, defeating traditional powers Nebraska (2012 Capital One Bowl), Michigan (2013 Outback Bowl and 2018 Outback Bowl), Wisconsin (2014 Capital One Bowl) and Miami (Fla.) (2014 Independence Bowl) in its last six bowl appearances.

2014 Independence Bowl ..............................169 2014 Capital One Bowl ................................170 2013 Outback Bowl ......................................171 2012 Capital One Bowl ................................172 2010 Chick-fil-A Bowl ..................................173 2010 Papajohns.com Bowl ............................174 2009 Outback Bowl ......................................175 2006 Liberty Bowl ........................................176 2005 Independence Bowl ..............................177 2002 Outback Bowl ......................................178 2001 Outback Bowl ......................................179 1995 Carquest Bowl ......................................180 1988 Liberty Bowl ........................................181 1987 Gator Bowl...........................................182 1984 Gator Bowl...........................................183 1980 Gator Bowl...........................................184 1979 Hall of Fame Bowl ...............................185 1975 Tangerine Bowl ....................................185 1969 Peach Bowl ...........................................186 1946 Gator Bowl...........................................186

Information The University ...............................................188 Board of Trustees ...........................................189 University Administration .............................190 Athletics Director Ray Tanner .......................191 Athletics Administration................................192 Compliance ...................................................193 Media Policies ....................................... 194-195 Gamecock Radio Network ............................196 Williams-Brice Stadium.................................197 Student-Athlete Promise........................ 198-199 Gamecock Traditions.....................................200 Southeastern Conference ...............................201 2018 Opponents ................................... 202-205

South Carolina has a tremendous following, both in the stands and in the press box. Assistant Athletics Director/Communications and Public Relations Steve Fink and his staff are ready and able to assist you in your coverage of Gamecock Football.

SEC Football Contacts ..................................206 2018 SEC Weekly Schedule ..........................207 2018 Composite Schedule .............................208 CREDITS: The 2018 University of South Carolina Football Media Guide was published by the South Carolina Athletics Communications and Public Relations Department. The media guide was written, designed and edited by Steve Fink, Assistant Athletics Director/ Communications and Public Relations, with assistance provided by the communications staff and student assistants. Special thanks to Joe Kepler, Kent Reichert and Rob Walden. Covers designed by Joe Johnson. Divider pages designed by Rachel Johnson. The front cover features Jake Bentley (top) and (L-R): T.J. Brunson, Bryson Allen-Williams, Deebo Samuel, Zack Bailey and D.J. Wonnum. Photography provided by Travis Bell, Juan Blas, Jenny Dilworth, James Quantz, Allen Sharpe and Kim Truett. The media guide was printed by Professional Printers of West Columbia, SC. Information is as of June 25, 2018. The University of South Carolina does not discriminate in educational or employment opportunities or decisions for qualified persons on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation or veteran status. The University of South Carolina was rated prominently in a list released by Forbes that ranks Americaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Best Employers. USC was ranked No. 96, the only Southeastern Conference university in the list of 500.

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C O MMUNICATIONS & PR

Welcome to South Carolina Football The University of South Carolina Athletics Communications and Public Relations department’s mission is to strategically provide communication between the athletics department and its internal and external constituents, increase awareness of and interest in Gamecock Athletics and to publicize the activities and achievements of the student-athletes, teams and the athletics department. We understand the importance of assisting the media in providing coverage of the University, its athletics programs, administrators, coaches and student-athletes. Our goal is to disseminate information as widely, uniformly and fairly as possible using accepted media standards. To this end, the best attempt will be made to fill reasonable requests by recognized media outlets. Members of the media are encouraged to work with our staff to assist in that endeavor.

Athletics Communications and Public Relations Rice Athletics Center 1304 Heyward Street Columbia, SC 29208 Phone: 803-777-5204 Fax: 803-777-2967

Steve Fink

Matt Freed

Diana Koval

Asst. AD/Communications Primary Football Contact finksc@mailbox.sc.edu Office: 803-777-7987 Cell: 803-240-5268

Director of Communications mfreed@mailbox.sc.edu Office: 803-777-7917 Cell: 803-553-5130

Director of Communications dkoval@mailbox.sc.edu Office: 803-777-7977 Cell: 314-369-6050 Women’s Basketball

Emily Miles

Joe Kepler

Kent Reichert

Director of Communications efeeney@mailbox.sc.edu Office: 803-777-7743 Cell: 803-727-3284 Men’s Basketball

Associate Dir.-Communications keplerj@mailbox.sc.edu Office: 803-777-5539 Cell: 716-254-1711 Volleyball/Beach Volleyball

Associate Dir.-Communications kentr2@mailbox.sc.edu Office: 803-777-5257 Cell: 734-548-0878 Baseball

Rob Walden

Michael DeBates

Trenten Gauthier

Associate Dir.-Communications waldenr2@mailbox.sc.edu Office: 803-777-7872 Cell: 864-200-0690 Track & Field

Assistant Dir.-Communications mdebates@mailbox.sc.edu Office: 803-777-7881 Cell: 712-348-5863 Men’s Soccer/Men’s Golf

Assistant Dir.-Communications Office: 803-777-1516 Cell: 715-250-1898 Women’s Soccer/ Women’s Golf

Patrick Osborne

Ellen Balentine

Chris Paige

Assistant Dir.-Communications osbornpo@mailbox.sc.edu Office: 803-777-1994 Cell: 405-496-0533 Softball/Cross Country

Communications Assistant Office: 803-777-8017 Cell: 816-728-1963 Women’s Tennis/Equestrian

Communications Assistant paige3@mailbox.sc.edu Office: 803-777-8844 Cell: 540-604-6638 Men’s Tennis/Swimming

Weekly Media Availability SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

Practice is scheduled for 5 pm. Head coach Will Muschamp holds a teleconference at 7 p.m. ET. No player availability.

The team is scheduled for an off day. No media availability for coaches or players.

Practice is scheduled for 9 am. Selected players will be available following practice. All requests must be in to Steve Fink by 5 p.m. Sunday. Coach Muschamp holds a 12:30 pm press conference.

Practice is scheduled for 9 am. There is no post-practice availability. Coach Muschamp is on the SEC conference call at 12:10 p.m. ET.

Practice is scheduled for 9 am. There is no post-practice availability. Coach Will Muschamp’s weekly radio show is from 7-8 p.m. ET from Wild Wing Cafe in the Vista.

Head coach Will Muschamp, offensive and defensive coordinators and selected players are available for network television only.

Coach Muschamp and selected players will be available in Media Interview Room following the game. The Gamecocks’ locker room is closed.

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SC HE D U LE /QU I CK F ACTS

Quick Facts Location ..............................................Columbia, S.C. Founded .............................................................. 1801 Enrollment ....................................................... 34,099 Conference .................Southeastern (Eastern Division) Colors ............................ Garnet (PMS 202C) & Black Nickname .................................................. Gamecocks Mascot ............................................................... Cocky Stadium ................................. Williams-Brice (80,250) Surface ....................................................Natural Grass President ......................................... Dr. Harris Pastides Faculty Representative ............... Dr. Valinda Littlefield Athletics Director....................................... Ray Tanner Deputy Athletics Director ...................Charles Waddell Chief Operating Officer .................... Kevin O’Connell Chief Financial Officer ............................... Jeff Tallant Executive Associate AD/CCO............... Charles Bloom Executive Associate AD.................................Jeff Crane Executive Associate AD/SWA ............. Judy Van Horn Senior Associate AD/Development ......Steve Eigenbrot Senior Associate AD/Academics .......... Maria Hickman Senior Associate AD/Compliance ..........Chance Miller Senior Associate AD/CMO.......................Eric Nichols Senior Associate AD/Administration........ Chris Rogers Associate AD/Operations & Facilities ........... Jeff Davis Associate AD/Ticket Operations ........ Lance Grantham Associate AD/Sports Medicine .................... John Kasik Associate AD/New and Creative Media ......Justin King Assistant AD/Operations & Events ......... Shawn Burke Assistant AD/Sports Turf & Landscaping..... Clark Cox Assistant AD/Marketing ......................Blake Edmunds Assistant AD/Communications................... Steve Fink Assistant AD/Facility Services .............. Duane Grooms Assistant AD/Development......................Wayne Hiott Assistant AD/Video Operations ...................... Joe Lisle Assistant AD/Compliance Services........ Jeff Whitehead Head Coach........................................ Will Muschamp Alma Mater ....................................... Georgia (1994) Overall Record ....................................43-32 (6 years) Record at South Carolina ....................15-11 (2 years) Running Backs...................................... Bobby Bentley Special Teams Coord./Linebackers .... Coleman Hutzler Asst. Special Teams/Nickels & Sam LBs .....Kyle Krantz Offensive Coordinator/WRs ........... Bryan McClendon Outside Linebackers ..............................Mike Peterson Defensive Coordinator/DBs............. Travaris Robinson Asst. HC - Defense/Defensive Line ... Lance Thompson Tight Ends ...........................................Pat Washington Quarterbacks ............................................Dan Werner Offensive Line ......................................... Eric Wolford Director of Strength & Conditioning ....... Jeff Dillman Head Football Athletic Trainer ...............Clint Haggard All-Time Record ....................................... 601-573-44 2017 Record ...........................................................9-4 2017 SEC Record (Finish) .....................5-2 (2nd East) 2018 Outback Bowl................ W, SC 26, Michigan 19 Lettermen Returning ............................................... 53 Offense .................................................................. 26 Defense.................................................................. 21 Special Teams ........................................................... 6 Lettermen Lost ........................................................ 15 Offense .................................................................... 6 Defense.................................................................... 9 Special Teams ........................................................... 0 Starters Returning .................................................... 16 Offense .................................................................... 8 Defense.................................................................... 6 Special Teams ........................................................... 2 Starters Lost ............................................................... 8 Offense .................................................................... 3 Defense.................................................................... 5 Special Teams ........................................................... 0 Communications Office........................ 803-777-5204 Fink’s Direct Line.................................. 803-777-7987 Fink’s Cell ............................................. 803-240-5268 Football Office ...................................... 803-777-4271 Website ............................. www.gamecocksonline.com

2018 Schedule Day Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday

Date September 1 September 8 September 15 September 22 September 29 October 6 October 13 October 27 November 3 November 10 November 17 November 24

Opponent Coastal Carolina Georgia* Marshall Vanderbilt* Kentucky* Missouri* Texas A&M* Tennessee* Ole Miss* Florida* Chattanooga Clemson

Site Columbia, S.C. Columbia, S.C. Columbia, S.C. Nashville, Tenn. Lexington, Ky. Columbia, S.C. Columbia, S.C. Columbia, SC. Oxford, Miss. Gainesville, Fla. Columbia, S.C. Clemson, S.C.

Series SC leads 1-0-0 UGA leads 50-18-2 MU leads 1-0-0 SC leads 23-4-0 SC leads 17-11-1 Series tied 4-4-0 A&M leads 4-0-0 UT leads 25-9-2 UM leads 8-7-0 UF leads 26-9-3 First meeting CU leads 69-42-4

*Denotes SEC game; Game times TBD

2017 Results Date 09/02 09/09 09/16 09/23 09/30 10/07 10/14 10/28 11/04 11/11 11/18 11/25 01/01

Opponent NC State Missouri* Kentucky* Louisiana Tech Texas A&M* Arkansas* Tennessee* Vanderbilt* #2/2 Georgia* Florida* Wofford #4/3 Clemson Michigan

Site Charlotte, N.C. Columbia, Mo. Columbia, S.C. Columbia, S.C. College Station, Tx. Columbia, S.C. Knoxville, Tenn. Columbia, S.C. Athens, Ga. Columbia, S.C. Columbia, S.C. Columbia, S.C. Tampa, Fla. Outback Bowl

Result Record SEC TV Attend. W, 35-28 1-0 0-0 ESPN 50,367 W, 31-13 2-0 1-0 ESPN2 55,023 L, 13-23 2-1 1-1 SECN 82,493 W, 17-16 3-1 1-1 SECN 71,821 L, 17-24 3-2 1-2 SECN 96,430 W, 48-22 4-2 2-2 SECN 79,416 W, 15-9 5-2 3-2 ESPN 98,104 W, 34-27 6-2 4-2 SECN 78,992 L, 10-24 6-3 4-3 CBS 92,746 W, 28-20 7-3 5-3 CBS 79,727 W, 31-10 8-3 5-3 SECNA 74,742 L, 10-34 8-4 5-3 ESPN 82,908 W, 26-19 9-4 5-3 ESPN2 45,687

*-Denotes SEC game

Future Schedules 2019 Non-Conference 08/31 North Carolina (in Charlotte) 09/07 Charleston Southern 11/09 Appalachian State 11/30 Clemson

SEC Rotation 2019 vs Alabama 2020 at LSU 2021 vs Auburn 2022 at Arkansas

SEC Rotation 2023 vs Mississippi State 2024 at Alabama 2025 vs Ole Miss

2018 Team Hotels Vanderbilt

Ole Miss

Clemson

Nashville Airport Marriott 600 Marriott Drive Nashville, TN 37214 615-889-9300

Whispering Woods 7300 Hacks Cross Road Olive Branch, MS 38654 662-895-2941

Greenville Marriott One Parkway East Greenville, SC 29615 864-297-0300

Kentucky

Florida

Home Games

Clarion 1950 Newtown Pike Lexington, KY 40511 859-233-0512

Hilton Ocala 3600 SW 36th Avenue Ocala, FL 34474 352-854-1400

DoubleTree by Hilton Columbia 2100 Bush River Road Columbia, SC 29210 803-731-0300

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ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name

Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr.-Exp Hometown (High/Last School)

4 Bryson Allen-Williams LB 6-1 230 SR-3L Ellenwood, Ga. (Cedar Grove)

No. Name

Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr.-Exp Hometown (High/Last School)

51 Maxwell Iyama

OL 6-5 310 FR-HS Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Siegel) DB 5-9 185 FR-RS Tallahassee, Fla. (Rickards)

85 Michael Almond

K/P 6-3 225 JR-2L North Augusta, S.C. (Westminster)

28 Tavyn Jackson

45 Ben Asbury

LS 6-0 199 SR-1L Atlanta, Ga. (Holy Innocents’ Episcopal/

41 Caleb Jenerette

TE 6-2 221 FR-RS Aynor, S.C. (Aynor)

19 Brad Johnson

DL 6-2 250 SO-1L Pendleton, S.C. (Pendleton)

Berry College) 40 Jacob August

TE 6-6 252 SR-3L Columbia, S.C. (Cardinal Newman/ Fork Union)

61 Cameron Johnson

OL 6-6 289 SO-SQ Bennettsville, S.C. (Marlboro County)

85 Tyquan Johnson

WR 6-2 193 FR-HS Sylvania, Ga. (Screven County) DL 6-3 270 FR-HS Sumter, S.C. (Lakewood)

78 Zack Bailey

OL 6-6 314 SR-3L Summerville, S.C. (Summerville)

92 Tyreek Johnson

23 Korey Banks

DB 5-11 191 SO-1L Tyrone, Ga. (Sandy Creek)

53 Ernest Jones

19 Jake Bentley

QB 6-4 224 JR-2L Opelika, Ala. (Opelika)

91 Shameik Blackshear

DL 6-5 270 JR-2L Bluffton, S.C. (Bluffton)

33 Zay Brown

DB 5-11 200 FR-RS Athens, Ga. (Clarke Central)

6 T.J. Brunson

LB 6-1 240 JR-2L Columbia, S.C. (Richland Northeast)

7 Dakereon Joyner 32 Caleb Kinlaw

LB 6-2 235 FR-HS Waycross, Ga. (Ware County) QB 6-1 208 FR-HS North Charleston, S.C. (Fort Dorchester) RB 5-10 198 SR-1L Goose Creek, S.C. (Goose Creek/ Pearl River C.C.)

3 Javon Kinlaw

DL 6-6 305 JR-1L Charleston, S.C. (Goose Creek/Jones C.C.)

68 Wyatt Campbell

OL 6-6 305 FR-HS Elgin, S.C. (Lugoff-Elgin)

42 Rosendo Louis Jr.

LB 6-2 240 FR-HS Deerfield Beach, Fla. (Deerfield Beach)

63 Blake Camper

OL 6-8 309 SR-3L Virginia Beach, Va. (Frank W. Cox)

70 Hank Manos

OL 6-4 289 FR-HS Chapin, S.C. (Chapin)

73 Summie Carlay

OL 6-5 300 FR-RS Laurens, S.C. (Laurens)

84 Kyle Markway

TE 6-4 242 JR-1L St. Louis, Mo. (St. John Vianney)

33 Slade Carroll

RB 5-9 210 FR-RS Lexington, S.C. (Lexington)

48 Sean McGonigal

LB 6-1 221 FR-RS Myrtle Beach, S.C. (Myrtle Beach)

75 Jordon Carty

OL 6-7 315 FR-RS Lauderdale Lakes, Fla. (South Broward)

22 Steven Montac

DB 5-10 186 SR-2L Covington, Ga. (Newton/Coffeyville C.C.)

17 Javon Charleston

DB 6-1 187 JR-2L Gurnee, Ill. (Warren)

24 Israel Mukuamu

20 Joseph Charlton 3 K.C. Crosby 74 Dennis Daley

6-5 188 JR-1L Columbia, S.C. (A.C. Flora)

9 Keisean Nixon

DB 6-4 200 FR-HS Bossier City, La. (Parkway) DB 5-10 193 SR-1L Compton, Calif. (Salesian/Az. Western)

TE 6-1 229 SR-3L Bamberg, S.C. (Bamberg-Ehrhardt)

57 Jazuun Outlaw

DL 6-2 238 SO-SQ Dillon, S.C. (Dillon)

OL 6-6 324 SR-1L Columbia, S.C. (Ridge View/

55 Christian Pellage

OL 6-7 305 JR-1L Brooksville, Fla. (Nature Coast Tech)

87 Kiel Pollard

TE 6-1 235 JR-2L Moultrie, Ga. (Colquitt County)

WR 5-10 189 SO-1L Atlanta, Ga. (Mays)

66 Will Putnam

OL 6-5 297 SO-SQ Harrisburg, N.C. (Hickory Ridge)

83 Chavis Dawkins

WR 6-2 220 JR-2L Duncan, S.C. (Byrnes)

46 Patrick Reedy

TE 6-7 240 FR-HS Columbia, S.C. (Cardinal Newman)

59 Alex DeLoach

LB 6-3 209 FR-RS Summerville, S.C. (Ashley Ridge)

88 Will Register

TE 6-4 251 FR-RS Chapin, S.C. (Chapin)

34 Mon Denson

RB 5-10 212 JR-1L LaGrange, Ga. (LaGrange)

76 Jordan Rhodes

OL 6-4 325 FR-RS Fairburn, Ga. (Creekside)

26 Jaylin Dickerson

DB 6-1 191 FR-RS Southern Pines, N.C. (Pinecrest)

10 R.J. Roderick

DB 6-0 207 FR-HS Summerville, S.C. (Cane Bay)

4 Darius Douglas

QB 6-0 199 FR-RS Moncks Corner, S.C. (Berkeley)

81 Darius Rush

WR 6-2 184 FR-HS Greeleyville, S.C. (C.E. Murray)

Georgia Military) 8 Randrecous Davis

71 Eric Douglas

OL 6-4 298 FR-RS Charlotte, N.C. (Mallard Creek)

1 Deebo Samuel

5 Rico Dowdle

RB 6-0 215 JR-2L Asheville, N.C. (A.C. Reynolds)

90 Rick Sandidge

DL 6-5 285 FR-HS Concord, N.C. (Concord)

DL 5-11 273 SR-1L Simpsonville, S.C. (Woodmont/Citadel)

12 Michael Scarnecchia

QB 6-3 216 SR-1L Fleming Island, Fla. (Fleming Island)

45 Spencer Eason-Riddle LB 6-0 225 SO-SQ Raleigh, N.C. (Leesville Road)

40 Jason Senn

DB 5-8 186 JR-SQ Beaufort, S.C. (Beaufort)

89 Bryan Edwards

WR 6-3 220 JR-2L Conway, S.C. (Conway)

95 Kobe Smith

DL 6-2 295 JR-2L Lawrenceville, Ga. (Archer)

97 Jabari Ellis

DL 6-3 280 JR-JC Vance, S.C. (Lake Marion/

49 Matthew Smith

LS 6-0 209 FR-RS Roswell, Ga. (Roswell)

18 OrTre Smith

WR 6-4 222 SO-1L Mount Pleasant, S.C. (Wando) WR 5-10 187 SO-1L Union, S.C. (Union County)

61 Javion Duncan

Georgia Military)

WR 6-0 210 SR-3L Inman, S.C. (Chapman)

52 Kingsley Enagbare

DL 6-4 285 FR-HS Atlanta, Ga. (Hapeville Charter)

13 Shi Smith

60 Chandler Farrell

OL 6-3 290 SO-1L Summerville, S.C. (Summerville)

30 Damani Staley

LB 6-0 225 SO-1L Columbia, S.C. (Ridge View)

35 Daniel Fennell

DL 6-2 246 JR-2L Loganville, Ga. (Grayson)

72 Donell Stanley

OL 6-3 315 JR-2L Floydale, S.C. (Latta)

16 Rashad Fenton

DB 5-11 188 SR-3L Miami, Fla. (Miami Carol City)

15 Aaron Sterling

DL 6-1 245 SO-1L Atlanta, Ga. (Tucker)

14 Deshaun Fenwick

RB 6-1 220 FR-HS Bradenton, Fla. (Braden River)

86 Chad Terrell

WR 6-3 219 SO-1L Bogue Chitto, Miss. (North Paulding)

47 Jaylan Foster

DB 5-10 184 SO-SQ Duncan, S.C. (Byrnes/Gardner-Webb)

50 Griffin Gentry

DL 6-1 270 SO-SQ Birmingham, Ala. (Homewood)

93 Jesus Gibbs

DL 6-3 280 FR-HS Dumfries, Va. (Potomac)

5 Keir Thomas 11 Eldridge Thompson

DL 6-2 276 JR-2L Miami, Fla. (Miami Central) LB 6-1 229 SR-1L Houston, Texas (White Station/ Coffeyville C.C.)

36 Jonathan Gipson

DB 6-1 186 FR-HS Hoschton, Ga. (Mill Creek)

48 Will Tommie

PK 5-10 167 JR-TR Greenwood, S.C. (Emerald/Tusculum)

80 Shemar Glenn

WR 6-0 165 JR-SQ Union, S.C. (Union/USC-Union)

25 A.J. Turner

RB 5-10 195 JR-2L Clifton, Va. (Centreville)

11 Corbett Glick

QB 6-1 203 FR-HS Columbia, S.C. (Hammond School)

10 Jay Urich

QB 6-5 210 FR-RS Greenville, S.C. (Wren)

17 Danny Gordon

QB 6-0 211 SR-1L Worthington, Ohio (Worthington/

31 Lavonte Valentine

RB 6-0 190 FR-HS Melbourne, Fla. (Melbourne Central Catholic)

Miami (Ohio)) LB 6-1 228 SO-1L Rocky Mount, N.C. (Rocky Mount)

6 Josh Vann

54 Jovaughn Gwyn

OL 6-2 296 FR-HS Charlotte, N.C. (Harding University)

94 M.J. Webb

16 Bailey Hart

QB 6-3 178 SO-SQ Mount Pleasant, S.C. (Wando)

43 Parker White

PK 6-5 200 SO-1L Mount Pleasant, S.C. (Wando)

DB 5-10 190 SR-TR Lancaster, Texas (Richmond Travis/

21 Jamyest Williams

DB 5-8 182 SO-1L Dacula, Ga. (Grayson)

Texas A&M)

27 Ty’Son Williams

44 Sherrod Greene

1 Nick Harvey

8 D.J. Wonnum

WR 5-10 185 FR-HS Tucker, Ga. (Tucker) DL 6-3 288 FR-RS Rutledge, Ga. (Morgan County)

RB 6-0 219 JR-1L Sumter, S.C. (Crestwood/N. Carolina) DL 6-5 258 JR-2L Stone Mountain, Ga. (Stephenson)

15 Evan Hinson

TE 6-4 230 SO-1L Deltona, Fla. (Deltona)

39 Dawson Hoffman

DB 5-11 197 FR-HS Spartanburg, S.C. (Dorman)

57 Dylan Wonnum

DB 6-1 195 FR-HS Alpharetta, Ga. (Alpharetta)

42 Alexander Woznick

PK 5-11 166 SO-1L Greenville, S.C. (Eastside)

77 Malik Young

OL 6-3 287 SR-2L Pelzer, S.C. (Woodmont)

7 Jaycee Horn

50 Sadarius Hutcherson OL 6-4 310 SO-1L Huntingdon, Tenn. (Huntingdon) 29 J.T. Ibe

DB 5-10 191 SR-TR Mansfield, Texas (Mansfield/Rice)

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OL 6-5 310 FR-HS Tucker, Ga. (Tucker)

NUMERICAL ROSTER Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr.-Exp Hometown (High/Last School)

No. Name

Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr.-Exp Hometown (High/Last School)

1 Deebo Samuel

WR 6-0 210 SR-3L Inman, S.C. (Chapman)

41 Caleb Jenerette

TE 6-2 221 FR-RS Aynor, S.C. (Aynor)

1 Nick Harvey

DB 5-10 190 SR-TR Lancaster, Texas (Richmond Travis/

42 Rosendo Louis Jr.

LB 6-2 240 FR-HS Deerfield Beach, Fla. (Deerfield Beach)

42 Alexander Woznick

PK 5-11 166 SO-1L Greenville, S.C. (Eastside)

No. Name

Texas A&M) 3 K.C. Crosby

TE 6-1 229 SR-3L Bamberg, S.C. (Bamberg-Ehrhardt)

43 Parker White

PK 6-5 200 SO-1L Mount Pleasant, S.C. (Wando)

3 Javon Kinlaw

DL 6-6 305 JR-1L Charleston, S.C. (Goose Creek/Jones C.C.)

44 Sherrod Greene

LB 6-1 228 SO-1L Rocky Mount, N.C. (Rocky Mount)

45 Ben Asbury

LS 6-0 199 SR-1L Atlanta, Ga. (Holy Innocents’ Episcopal/

4 Bryson Allen-Williams LB 6-1 230 SR-3L Ellenwood, Ga. (Cedar Grove)

Berry College)

4 Darius Douglas

QB 6-0 199 FR-RS Moncks Corner, S.C. (Berkeley)

5 Rico Dowdle

RB 6-0 215 JR-2L Asheville, N.C. (A.C. Reynolds)

45 Spencer Eason-Riddle LB 6-0 225 SO-SQ Raleigh, N.C. (Leesville Road)

5 Keir Thomas

DL 6-2 276 JR-2L Miami, Fla. (Miami Central)

46 Patrick Reedy

TE 6-7 240 FR-HS Columbia, S.C. (Cardinal Newman)

6 T.J. Brunson

LB 6-1 240 JR-2L Columbia, S.C. (Richland Northeast)

47 Jaylan Foster

DB 5-10 184 SO-SQ Duncan, S.C. (Byrnes/Gardner-Webb)

6 Josh Vann

WR 5-10 185 FR-HS Tucker, Ga. (Tucker)

48 Will Tommie

PK 5-10 167 JR-TR Greenwood, S.C. (Emerald/Tusculum)

7 Dakereon Joyner

QB 6-1 208 FR-HS North Charleston, S.C. (Fort Dorchester)

48 Sean McGonigal

LB 6-1 221 FR-RS Myrtle Beach, S.C. (Myrtle Beach)

7 Jaycee Horn

DB 6-1 195 FR-HS Alpharetta, Ga. (Alpharetta)

49 Matthew Smith

LS 6-0 209 FR-RS Roswell, Ga. (Roswell)

8 D.J. Wonnum

DL 6-5 258 JR-2L Stone Mountain, Ga. (Stephenson)

50 Sadarius Hutcherson OL 6-4 310 SO-1L Huntingdon, Tenn. (Huntingdon)

8 Randrecous Davis

WR 5-10 189 SO-1L Atlanta, Ga. (Mays)

50 Griffin Gentry

DL 6-1 270 SO-SQ Birmingham, Ala. (Homewood)

9 Keisean Nixon

DB 5-10 193 SR-1L Compton, Calif. (Salesian/Az. Western)

51 Maxwell Iyama

OL 6-5 310 FR-HS Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Siegel)

10 Jay Urich

QB 6-5 210 FR-RS Greenville, S.C. (Wren)

52 Kingsley Enagbare

DL 6-4 285 FR-HS Atlanta, Ga. (Hapeville Charter)

10 R.J. Roderick

DB 6-0 207 FR-HS Summerville, S.C. (Cane Bay)

53 Ernest Jones

LB 6-2 235 FR-HS Waycross, Ga. (Ware County)

11 Eldridge Thompson

LB 6-1 229 SR-1L Houston, Texas (White Station/

54 Jovaughn Gwyn

OL 6-2 296 FR-HS Charlotte, N.C. (Harding University)

55 Christian Pellage

OL 6-7 305 JR-1L Brooksville, Fla. (Nature Coast Tech)

11 Corbett Glick

QB 6-1 203 FR-HS Columbia, S.C. (Hammond School)

57 Dylan Wonnum

OL 6-5 310 FR-HS Tucker, Ga. (Tucker)

12 Michael Scarnecchia

QB 6-3 216 SR-1L Fleming Island, Fla. (Fleming Island)

57 Jazuun Outlaw

DL 6-2 238 SO-SQ Dillon, S.C. (Dillon)

13 Shi Smith

WR 5-10 187 SO-1L Union, S.C. (Union County)

59 Alex DeLoach

LB 6-3 209 FR-RS Summerville, S.C. (Ashley Ridge)

14 Deshaun Fenwick

RB 6-1 220 FR-HS Bradenton, Fla. (Braden River)

60 Chandler Farrell

OL 6-3 290 SO-1L Summerville, S.C. (Summerville)

15 Evan Hinson

TE 6-4 230 SO-1L Deltona, Fla. (Deltona)

61 Javion Duncan

DL 5-11 273 SR-1L Simpsonville, S.C. (Woodmont/Citadel)

15 Aaron Sterling

DL 6-1 245 SO-1L Atlanta, Ga. (Tucker)

61 Cameron Johnson

OL 6-6 289 SO-SQ Bennettsville, S.C. (Marlboro County)

16 Rashad Fenton

DB 5-11 188 SR-3L Miami, Fla. (Miami Carol City)

63 Blake Camper

OL 6-8 309 SR-3L Virginia Beach, Va. (Frank W. Cox)

16 Bailey Hart

QB 6-3 178 SO-SQ Mount Pleasant, S.C. (Wando)

66 Will Putnam

OL 6-5 297 SO-SQ Harrisburg, N.C. (Hickory Ridge)

17 Javon Charleston

DB 6-1 187 JR-2L Gurnee, Ill. (Warren)

68 Wyatt Campbell

OL 6-6 305 FR-HS Elgin, S.C. (Lugoff-Elgin)

17 Danny Gordon

QB 6-0 211 SR-1L Worthington, Ohio (Worthington/

70 Hank Manos

OL 6-4 289 FR-HS Chapin, S.C. (Chapin)

71 Eric Douglas

OL 6-4 298 FR-RS Charlotte, N.C. (Mallard Creek)

18 OrTre Smith

WR 6-4 222 SO-1L Mount Pleasant, S.C. (Wando)

72 Donell Stanley

OL 6-3 315 JR-2L Floydale, S.C. (Latta)

19 Jake Bentley

QB 6-4 224 JR-2L Opelika, Ala. (Opelika)

73 Summie Carlay

OL 6-5 300 FR-RS Laurens, S.C. (Laurens)

19 Brad Johnson

DL 6-2 250 SO-1L Pendleton, S.C. (Pendleton)

74 Dennis Daley

OL 6-6 324 SR-1L Columbia, S.C. (Ridge View/

Coffeyville C.C.)

Miami (Ohio))

20 Joseph Charlton

Georgia Military)

6-5 188 JR-1L Columbia, S.C. (A.C. Flora)

21 Jamyest Williams

DB 5-8 182 SO-1L Dacula, Ga. (Grayson)

75 Jordon Carty

OL 6-7 315 FR-RS Lauderdale Lakes, Fla. (South Broward)

22 Steven Montac

DB 5-10 186 SR-2L Covington, Ga. (Newton/Coffeyville C.C.)

76 Jordan Rhodes

OL 6-4 325 FR-RS Fairburn, Ga. (Creekside)

23 Korey Banks

DB 5-11 191 SO-1L Tyrone, Ga. (Sandy Creek)

77 Malik Young

OL 6-3 287 SR-2L Pelzer, S.C. (Woodmont)

24 Israel Mukuamu

DB 6-4 200 FR-HS Bossier City, La. (Parkway)

78 Zack Bailey

OL 6-6 314 SR-3L Summerville, S.C. (Summerville)

25 A.J. Turner

RB 5-10 195 JR-2L Clifton, Va. (Centreville)

80 Shemar Glenn

WR 6-0 165 JR-SQ Union, S.C. (Union/USC-Union)

26 Jaylin Dickerson

DB 6-1 191 FR-RS Southern Pines, N.C. (Pinecrest)

81 Darius Rush

WR 6-2 184 FR-HS Greeleyville, S.C. (C.E. Murray)

27 Ty’Son Williams

RB 6-0 219 JR-1L Sumter, S.C. (Crestwood/N. Carolina)

83 Chavis Dawkins

WR 6-2 220 JR-2L Duncan, S.C. (Byrnes)

28 Tavyn Jackson

DB 5-9 185 FR-RS Tallahassee, Fla. (Rickards)

84 Kyle Markway

TE 6-4 242 JR-1L St. Louis, Mo. (St. John Vianney)

29 J.T. Ibe

DB 5-10 191 SR-TR Mansfield, Texas (Mansfield/Rice)

85 Tyquan Johnson

WR 6-2 193 FR-HS Sylvania, Ga. (Screven County)

30 Damani Staley

LB 6-0 225 SO-1L Columbia, S.C. (Ridge View)

85 Michael Almond

K/P 6-3 225 JR-2L North Augusta, S.C. (Westminster)

31 Lavonte Valentine

RB 6-0 190 FR-HS Melbourne, Fla.

86 Chad Terrell

WR 6-3 219 SO-1L Bogue Chitto, Miss. (North Paulding)

32 Caleb Kinlaw

RB 5-10 198 SR-1L Goose Creek, S.C. (Goose Creek/

33 Zay Brown

DB 5-11 200 FR-RS Athens, Ga. (Clarke Central)

33 Slade Carroll

87 Kiel Pollard

TE 6-1 235 JR-2L Moultrie, Ga. (Colquitt County)

88 Will Register

TE 6-4 251 FR-RS Chapin, S.C. (Chapin)

89 Bryan Edwards

WR 6-3 220 JR-2L Conway, S.C. (Conway)

90 Rick Sandidge

DL 6-5 285 FR-HS Concord, N.C. (Concord)

RB 5-9 210 FR-RS Lexington, S.C. (Lexington)

91 Shameik Blackshear

DL 6-5 270 JR-2L Bluffton, S.C. (Bluffton)

34 Mon Denson

RB 5-10 212 JR-1L LaGrange, Ga. (LaGrange)

92 Tyreek Johnson

DL 6-3 270 FR-HS Sumter, S.C. (Lakewood)

35 Daniel Fennell

DL 6-2 246 JR-2L Loganville, Ga. (Grayson)

93 Jesus Gibbs

DL 6-3 280 FR-HS Dumfries, Va. (Potomac)

36 Jonathan Gipson

DB 6-1 186 FR-HS Hoschton, Ga. (Mill Creek)

94 M.J. Webb

DL 6-3 288 FR-RS Rutledge, Ga. (Morgan County)

39 Dawson Hoffman

DB 5-11 197 FR-HS Spartanburg, S.C. (Dorman)

95 Kobe Smith

DL 6-2 295 JR-2L Lawrenceville, Ga. (Archer)

40 Jacob August

TE 6-6 252 SR-3L Columbia, S.C. (Cardinal Newman/

97 Jabari Ellis

DL 6-3 280 JR-JC Vance, S.C. (Lake Marion/

(Melbourne Central Catholic) Pearl River C.C.)

Fork Union) 40 Jason Senn

Georgia Military)

DB 5-8 186 JR-SQ Beaufort, S.C. (Beaufort)

SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2018

POSITION CHART

Offense

Defense

1 83 89 80 8 18 13 86 85 81 6

Deebo Samuel Chavis Dawkins Bryan Edwards Shemar Glenn* Randrecous Davis OrTre Smith Shi Smith Chad Terrell Tyquan Johnson Darius Rush Josh Vann

6-0 6-2 6-3 6-0 5-10 6-4 5-10 6-3 6-2 6-2 5-10

210 220 220 165 189 222 187 219 193 184 185

SR-3L JR-2L JR-2L JR-SQ SO-1L SO-1L SO-1L SO-1L FR-HS FR-HS FR-HS

Inman, S.C. Duncan, S.C. Conway, S.C. Union, S.C. Atlanta, Ga. Mt. Pleasant, S.C. Union, S.C. Bogue Chitto, Miss. Sylvania, Ga. Greeleyville, S.C. Tucker, Ga.

78 63 74 77 55 72 60 50 61 66 73 75 71 76 68 54 51 70 57

Zack Bailey Blake Camper Dennis Daley Malik Young Christian Pellage Donell Stanley Chandler Farrell* Sadarius Hutcherson Cameron Johnson* Will Putnam Summie Carlay Jordon Carty Eric Douglas Jordan Rhodes Wyatt Campbell Jovaughn Gwyn Maxwell Iyama Hank Manos Dylan Wonnum

6-6 6-8 6-6 6-3 6-7 6-3 6-3 6-4 6-6 6-5 6-5 6-7 6-4 6-4 6-6 6-2 6-5 6-4 6-5

314 309 324 287 305 315 290 310 289 297 300 315 298 325 305 296 310 289 310

SR-3L SR-3L SR-1L SR-2L JR-1L JR-2L SO-1L SO-1L SO-SQ SO-SQ FR-RS FR-RS FR-RS FR-RS FR-HS FR-HS FR-HS FR-HS FR-HS

Summerville, S.C. Virginia Beach, Va. Columbia, S.C. Pelzer, S.C. Brooksville, Fla. Floydale, S.C. Summerville, S.C. Huntingdon, Tenn. Bennettsville, S.C. Harrisburg, N.C. Laurens, S.C. Lauderdale Lakes, Fla. Charlotte, N.C. Fairburn, Ga. Elgin, S.C. Charlotte, N.C. Murfreesboro, Tenn. Chapin, S.C. Tucker, Ga.

40 3 84 87 15 41 88 46

Jacob August K.C. Crosby Kyle Markway Kiel Pollard Evan Hinson Caleb Jenerette* Will Register Patrick Reedy*

6-6 6-1 6-4 6-1 6-4 6-2 6-4 6-7

252 229 242 235 230 221 251 240

SR-3L SR-3L JR-1L JR-2L SO-1L FR-RS FR-RS FR-HS

Columbia, S.C. Bamberg, S.C. St. Louis, Mo. Moultrie, Ga. Deltona, Fla. Aynor, S.C. Chapin, S.C. Columbia, S.C.

17 12 19 16 4 10 11 7

Danny Gordon* Michael Scarnecchia Jake Bentley Bailey Hart* Darius Douglas* Jay Urich Corbett Glick* Dakereon Joyner

6-0 6-3 6-4 6-3 6-0 6-5 6-1 6-1

211 216 224 178 199 210 203 208

SR-1L SR-1L JR-2L SO-SQ FR-RS FR-RS FR-HS FR-HS

Worthington, Ohio Fleming Island, Fla. Opelika, Ala. Mt. Pleasant, S.C. Moncks Corner, S.C. Greenville, S.C. Columbia, S.C. N. Charleston, S.C.

32 34 5 25 27 33 14 31

Caleb Kinlaw* Mon Denson Rico Dowdle A.J. Turner Tyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Son Williams Slade Carroll* Deshaun Fenwick Lavonte Valentine

5-10 5-10 6-0 5-10 6-0 5-9 6-1 6-0

198 212 215 195 219 210 220 190

SR-1L JR-1L JR-2L JR-2L JR-1L FR-RS FR-HS FR-HS

Goose Creek, S.C. LaGrange, Ga. Asheville, N.C. Clifton, Va. Sumter, S.C. Lexington, S.C. Bradenton, Fla. Melbourne, Fla.

*Denotes Walk-on

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61 91 35 97 3 95 5 8 50 19 57 15 94 52 93 92 90

Javion Duncan* Shameik Blackshear Daniel Fennell Jabari Ellis Javon Kinlaw Kobe Smith Keir Thomas D.J. Wonnum Griffin Gentry Brad Johnson Jazuun Outlaw* Aaron Sterling M.J. Webb Kingsley Enagbare Jesus Gibbs Tyreek Johnson Rick Sandidge

5-11 6-5 6-2 6-3 6-6 6-2 6-2 6-5 6-1 6-2 6-2 6-1 6-3 6-4 6-3 6-3 6-5

273 270 246 280 305 295 276 258 270 250 238 245 288 285 280 270 285

SR-1L JR-2L JR-2L JR-JC JR-1L JR-2L JR-2L JR-2L SO-SQ SO-1L SO-SQ SO-1L FR-RS FR-HS FR-HS FR-HS FR-HS

Simpsonville, S.C. Bluffton, S.C. Loganville, Ga. Vance, S.C. Charleston, S.C. Lawrenceville, Ga. Miami, Fla. Stone Mountain, Ga. Birmingham, Ala. Pendleton, S.C. Dillon, S.C. Atlanta, Ga. Rutledge, Ga. Atlanta, Ga. Dumfries, Va. Sumter, S.C. Concord, N.C.

4 11 6 45 44 30 59 48 53 42

Bryson Allen-Williams 6-1 Eldridge Thompson 6-1 T.J. Brunson 6-1 Spencer Eason-Riddle* 6-0 Sherrod Greene 6-1 Damani Staley 6-0 Alex DeLoach* 6-3 Sean McGonigal* 6-1 Ernest Jones 6-2 Rosendo Louis Jr. 6-2

230 229 240 225 228 225 209 221 235 240

SR-3L SR-1L JR-2L SO-SQ SO-1L SO-1L FR-RS FR-RS FR-HS FR-HS

Ellenwood, Ga. Houston, Texas Columbia, S.C. Raleigh, N.C. Rocky Mount, N.C. Columbia, S.C. Summerville, S.C. Myrtle Beach, S.C. Waycross, Ga. Deerfield Beach, Fla.

1 29 16 22 9 17 40 23 47 21 33 26 28 36 39 7 24 10

Nick Harvey J.T. Ibe Rashad Fenton Steven Montac Keisean Nixon Javon Charleston Jason Senn* Korey Banks Jaylan Foster* Jamyest Williams Zay Brown Jaylin Dickerson Tavyn Jackson Jonathan Gipson Dawson Hoffman* Jaycee Horn Israel Mukuamu R.J. Roderick

190 191 188 186 193 187 186 191 184 182 200 191 185 186 197 195 200 207

SR-TR SR-TR SR-3L SR-2L SR-1L JR-2L JR-SQ SO-1L SO-SQ SO-1L FR-RS FR-RS FR-RS FR-HS FR-HS FR-HS FR-HS FR-HS

Lancaster, Texas Mansfield, Texas Miami, Fla. Covington, Ga. Compton, Calif. Gurnee, Ill. Beaufort, S.C. Tyrone, Ga. Duncan, S.C. Dacula, Ga. Athens, Ga. Southern Pines, N.C. Tallahassee, Fla. Hoschton, Ga. Spartanburg, S.C. Alpharetta, Ga. Bossier City, La. Summerville, S.C.

5-10 5-10 5-11 5-10 5-10 6-1 5-8 5-11 5-10 5-8 5-11 6-1 5-9 6-1 5-11 6-1 6-4 6-0

Specialists PK

85 20 48 43 42

Michael Almond* Joseph Charlton Will Tommie* Parker White* Alexander Woznick*

6-3 6-5 5-10 6-5 5-11

225 188 167 200 166

JR-2L JR-1L JR-TR SO-1L SO-1L

North Augusta, S.C. Columbia, S.C. Greenwood, S.C. Mt Pleasant, S.C. Greenville, S.C.

85 Michael Almond* 20 Joseph Charlton

6-3 225 JR-2L North Augusta, S.C. 6-5 188 JR-1L Columbia, S.C.

45 Ben Asbury* 49 Matthew Smith*

6-0 199 SR-1L Atlanta, Ga. 6-0 209 FR-RS Roswell, Ga.

2018 ROSTER BREAKDOWN

Starters Returning (16) Offense (8): RT Zack Bailey, QB Jake Bentley, LT Dennis Daley, WR Bryan Edwards, WR OrTre Smith, WR Shi Smith, LG Donell Stanley, RB A.J. Turner.

Geographical Breakdown Alabama (2) Birmingham Griffin Gentry

Defense (6): LB T.J. Brunson, CB Rashad Fenton, DT Javon Kinlaw, DE Keir Thomas, N Jamyest Williams, DE D.J. Wonnum.

Opelika Jake Bentley

Specialists (2): P Joseph Charlton, PK Parker White.

Compton Keisean Nixon

Starters Lost (8) Offense (3): RG Cory Helms, TE Hayden Hurst, OC Alan Knott. Defense (5): CB JaMarcus King, S Chris Lammons, LB Skai Moore, S D.J. Smith, DT Taylor Stallworth. Specialists (0): None.

Lettermen Returning (53) Offense (26): Jacob August, Zack Bailey, Jake Bentley, Blake Camper, K.C. Crosby, Dennis Daley, Randrecous Davis, Chavis Dawkins, Mon Denson, Rico Dowdle, Bryan Edwards, Chandler Farrell, Evan Hinson, Sadarius Hutcherson, Caleb Kinlaw, Kyle Markway*, Christian Pellage*, Kiel Pollard, Deebo Samuel, Michael Scarnecchia, OrTre Smith, Shi Smith, Donell Stanley, Chad Terrell, A.J. Turner, Ty’Son Williams. Defense (21): Bryson Allen-Williams*, Korey Banks*, Shameik Blackshear, T.J. Brunson, Javon Charleston, Javion Duncan, Daniel Fennell, Rashad Fenton, Sherrod Greene, Brad Johnson, Javon Kinlaw, Steven Montac, Keisean Nixon, Kobe Smith, Damani Staley, Aaron Sterling, Keir Thomas, Eldridge Thompson, Jamyest Williams, D.J. Wonnum, Malik Young. Specialist (6): Michael Almond, Ben Asbury, Joseph Charlton, Danny Gordon, Parker White, Alexander Woznick.

Lettermen Lost (15) Offense (6): Trey Derouen*, Terry Googer, Cory Helms, Hayden Hurst, Alan Knott, D.J. Park.

California (1)

Florida (10) Bradenton Deshaun Fenwick Brooksville Christian Pellage Deerfield Beach Rosendo Louis Jr.

Loganville Daniel Fennell Moultire Kiel Pollard Roswell Matthew Smith Rutledge M.J. Webb Stone Mountain D.J. Wonnum Sylvania Tyquan Johnson

Deltona Evan Hinson

Tucker Josh Vann Dylan Wonnum

Fleming Island Michael Scarnecchia

Tyrone Korey Banks

Lauderdale Lakes Jordon Carty

Waycross Ernest Jones

Melbourne Lavonte Valentine Miami Rashad Fenton Keir Thomas Tallahassee Tavyn Jackson Georgia (23) Alpharetta Jaycee Horn Atlanta Ben Asbury Randrecous Davis Kingsley Enagbare Aaron Sterling Athens Zay Brown Covington Steven Montac Dacula Jamyest Williams

Defense (9): Ulric Jones, JaMarcus King, Chris Lammons, Skai Moore, Dante Sawyer, Demetrius Smalls, D.J. Smith, Taylor Stallworth, Antoine Wilder.

Ellenwood Bryson Allen-Williams

Specialists (0): None.

Fairburn Jordan Rhodes Hoschton Jonathan Gipson

*-Did not letter in 2017 but lettered in a previous season.

Lawrenceville Kobe Smith

LaGrange Mon Denson

Illinois (1) Gurnee Javon Charleston Louisiana (1) Bossier City Israel Mukuamu Mississippi (1) Bogue Chitto Chad Terrell Missouri (1) St. Louis Kyle Markway N. Carolina (8) Asheville Rico Dowdle Charlotte Eric Douglas Jovaughn Gwyn Concord Rick Sandidge Harrisburg Will Putnam Raleigh Spencer Eason-Riddle Rocky Mount Sherrod Greene Southern Pines Jaylin Dickerson Ohio (1)

Aynor Caleb Jenerette

Mount Pleasant Bailey Hart OrTre Smith Parker White

Bamberg K.C. Crosby

Myrtle Beach Sean McGonigal

Beaufort Jason Senn

North Augusta Michael Almond

Bennettsville Cameron Johnson

North Charleston Dakereon Joyner

Bluffton Shameik Blackshear

Pelzer Malik Young

Chapin Hank Manos Will Register

Pendleton Brad Johnson

S. Carolina (49)

Columbia Jacob August T.J. Brunson Joseph Charlton Dennis Daley Corbett Glick Patrick Reedy Damani Staley Conway Bryan Edwards

Simpsonville Javion Duncan Spartanburg Dawson Hoffman Summerville Zack Bailey Alex DeLoach Chandler Farrell R.J. Roderick

Dillon Jazuun Outlaw

Sumter Tyreek Johnson Ty’Son Williams

Duncan Chavis Dawkins Jaylan Foster

Union Shemar Glenn Shi Smith

Elgin Wyatt Campbell

Vance Jabari Ellis

Floydale Donell Stanley Greeleyville Darius Rush Greenville Jay Urich Alexander Woznick Greenwood Will Tommie Goose Creek Caleb Kinlaw Javon Kinlaw Inman Deebo Samuel Laurens Summie Carlay Lexington Slade Carroll

Tennessee (2) Huntingdon Sadarius Hutcherson Murfreesboro Maxwell Iyama Texas (3) Houston Eldridge Thompson Lancaster Nick Harvey Mansfield J.T. Ibe Virginia (3) Clifton A.J. Turner Dumfries Jesus Gibbs Virginia Beach Blake Camper

Moncks Corner Darius Douglas

Worthington Danny Gordon

SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2018

2018 SEASON PREVIEW

ALL GAS, NO BRAKES Coming off a three-win season in 2015, head coach Will Muschamp took over a program that needed fixing. He quickly got to work and, with a new staff in place, was able to cobble together a six-win season in his first year at the helm in 2016. A three-win improvement in college football is very hard to duplicate. But that’s exactly what Coach Muschamp did in his second year guiding the Carolina football program. The team rolled up nine wins in 2017, including victories over traditional SEC East stalwarts Florida and Tennessee, and culminating with a New Year’s Day Outback Bowl win over perennial Big Ten power Michigan. But don’t think for a moment that Coach Muschamp is going to allow the squad to rest on its laurels. While the team has exceeded expectations in each of the last two seasons and the foundation for continued success is in place, the elusive goal of an SEC Championship remains front and center. And, as demonstrated by the new $50 million Football Operations Center slated to open by the end of the calendar year, to go along with 650 Lincoln - the state of the art complex where many of the student-athletes reside, the Jerri and Steve Spurrier indoor practice facility, the Dodie Academic Enrichment Center and the popular nutition center, the University’s commitment to having a successful football program has never been stronger. “I don’t want our fan base to confuse progress with accomplishment,” Coach Muschamp warned during the summer. “We haven’t accomplished anything. We have made progress, but we have to continue to move forward. I’m really excited about the vision and direction of our program, from our administration to our staff to our players.” With the mantra of “All Gas, No Brakes” the Gamecocks are in their best position in years to “Win the East and Win the State” in Coach Muschamp’s third campaign in 2018. The Gamecocks will welcome 53 letterwinners including 16 returning starters when they open fall camp. The list includes eight returning starters on offense, six on defense and both specialists. The offense should be much improved, with every skill position player, sans first-round NFL draft pick Hayden Hurst at tight end, returning. The defense has some holes to fill, especially accounting for the departure of All-SEC linebacker Skai Moore, but that side of the ball has always been Coach Muschamp’s calling card. The special teams units return all the key contributors from a season ago. The on-field coaching staff has a pair of new additions, with one newcomer and one who is more familiar. Dan Werner, a highly-successful veteran offensive mind, takes over as the quarterbacks coach. He, along with Bobby Bentley, Eric Wolford, and Pat Washington, will assist Bryan McClendon, as B-Mac transitions into the offensive coordinator role. Kyle Krantz, who has been on the Gamecocks’ staff for the past two years as a defensive analyst and is considered a rising star in the profession, was named to the newly-created 10th on-field coaching post. Krantz will assist Coleman Hutzler with the special teams and will work with the Nickels and the Sam linebackers. Georgia, which lost to Alabama in overtime in an all-SEC National Championship game, will no doubt be the heavy favorite to win the division again in 2018. But with coaching changes at Florida and Tennessee, the Gamecocks, who finished a surprising second last year and host Georgia in the second week of the season, figure to be the Bulldogs’ top challenger to represent the East in the SEC Championship game in Atlanta. But once again the schedule is filled with potential land mines. The 2018 campaign gets underway on September 1, when Carolina hosts in-state rival Coastal Carolina. It marks the first time the Gamecocks have opened the season at home since 2014. After the previously mentioned showdown with Georgia, Carolina will host Marshall. It will be the Gamecocks’ first meeting with the Thundering Herd since 1998. The next seven games will all be SEC contests, with road trips to Vanderbilt and Kentucky wrapping up the month of September. The Gamecocks will then spend the entire month of October at home, hosting Missouri on the 6th, Texas A&M on the 13th and Tennessee on the 27th. Trips to Ole Miss and Florida in early November conclude the conference slate. The Gamecocks’ final home contest is set for November 17 against Chattanooga, before the regular season winds down with the annual Palmetto State showdown at Clemson on November 24. 10

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Offense New offensive play caller Bryan McClendon will be tasked with getting more production from a Scoring Offense ...................24.2 (12/99) group of now experienced offen- Rushing Offense ..............122.2 (12/110) sive players. Carolina returns 98 Passing Offense ...................214.9 (6/77) Total Offense...................337.1 (12/108) percent of its rushing yards, 100 percent of its passing yards and 80 percent of its receiving yards from 2017 2017, with Hayden Hurst i h tight i h end dH d H being the only player who had rushing or receiving statistics that will not return. The Gamecocks return eight starters on offense, and that number does not include electric senior wide receiver Deebo Samuel, who scored six touchdowns in just three games last fall before suffering a season-ending injury. Samuel should be back at full strength, leading a cast of talented skill position players, that includes junior quarterback Jake Bentley, junior wide receiver Bryan Edwards, and a quartet of junior running backs, A.J. Turner, Rico Dowdle, Ty’Son Williams and Mon Denson, who were the top four rushers on the team. Despite the loss of Hurst, an All-SEC performer who passed up his senior season to be a first round pick in the NFL draft, tight end is one of the deeper positions on the team. As most are aware, games, especially in the SEC, are won up front. Center Alan Knott and guard Cory Helms will need to be replaced, but six players, including seniors Zack Bailey and Dennis Daley and fifth-year junior Donell Stanley, have started at least four games in their Gamecock careers.

2017 Statistics

Defense Head coach Will Muschamp’s calling card has always been defense, and that was the case again Scoring Defense ....................20.7 (5/25) in 2017. The Gamecocks surren- Rushing Defense .................141.1 (6/39) dered just 20.7 points per game, Passing Defense .................226.0 (10/69) Total Defense ......................367.1 (7/44) their best mark since 2012 and the fourth-straight year in which that number has declined. Carolina h held ld 11 off its 13 opponents to ffewer points scored than their season average. Five starters have graduated, including linebacker Skai Moore, the only player in school history to lead the team in tackles in four seasons and the school record-holder for career interceptions. Javon Kinlaw, Keir Thomas and D.J. Wonnum lead the returners up front in what was arguably the most improved unit on the field. Moore passes the torch to junior linebacker T.J. Brunson, who finished second on the team in tackles last season and shows a lot of the same instincts for the position as Moore. The linebacking corps will also get a lift from the return of senior Bryson Allen-Wlliams, who was sidelined for much of the 2017 campaign after suffering a shoulder injury. The secondary will need to be rebuilt following the departure of three senior starters. Cornerback Rashad Fenton and nickel Jamyest Williams are the returning starters. A pair of graduate transfers in Nick Harvey and J.T. Ibe could make an immediate impact.

2017 Statistics

Special Teams Special teams coordinator Coleman Hutzler returns both his starting punter and placekicker Kickoff Returns .....................21.6 (7/51) in Joseph Charlton and Park- Kick Return Defense .............20.5 (8/66) er White, respectively. While Punt Returns .........................7.1 (12/73) Punt Return Defense ...............5.6 (4/38) Charlton had a solid season, Net Punting ..........................40.5 (6/19) White needs to improve his long distance accuracy. White is also the incumbent for kickoff duty. Deep snapper Ben Asbury returns for his senior season, as does holder Danny Gordon. After returning two kicks for touchdowns in two tries last season, Deebo Samuel is the odds-on-favorite to handle those duties again this season, although several others, including Shi Smith and A.J. Turner could get a turn as well. Hutzler will need to find a capable replacement for punt returner Chris Lammons.

2017 Statistics

2018 POSITION PREVIEW QUARTERBACKS

OFFENSIVE LINEMEN

DEFENSIVE BACKS

The Gamecocks have one of the top signal-callers in the SEC returning in junior Jake Bentley. Bentley has started each of the last 20 games, posting a 13-7 record. He threw for nearly 2,800 yards and 18 touchdowns a year ago, and has thrown for over 4,200 yards in his career. Senior Michael Scarnecchia firmly entrenched himself as the No. 2 QB in the spring, but has had very limited game experience. Redshirt freshman Jay Urich and true freshman Dakereon Joyner are the only other scholarship quarterbacks on campus.

Offensive line coach Eric Wolford feels very good about his starting five, but depth is a concern. The Gamecocks figure to line up with senior Dennis Daley at left tackle, senior Zack Bailey at left guard, fifth-year junior Donell Stanley at center, sophomore Sadarius Hutcherson at right guard and senior Blake Camper at right tackle. Senior Malik Young figures to be the first man up after that starting group. Christian Pellage and Will Putnam are the other veterans. Wolford likes the potential of a group of youngsters, including redshirt freshmen Summie Carlay, Jordon Carty, Eric Douglas and Jordan Rhodes, and true freshmen Wyatt Campbell, Jovaughn Gwyn, Maxwell Iyama, Hank Manos and Dylan Wonnum, but they are inexperienced at this level.

The defensive backfield may be the most watched position during fall camp, as several new faces could make their way into the lineup. Coming out of the spring Rashad Fenton and Keisean Nixon were the top cornerbacks, with Steven Montac and either Javon Charleston or Jamyest Williams, an All-Freshman SEC selection who missed all spring while recovering from surgery, the top safeties. Nixon was thought to be the squad’s best fit at Nickel. A pair of graduate transfers from the Lone Star state, cornerback Nick Harvey (Texas A&M) and safety J.T. Ibe (Rice) join the squad and are expected to make an immediate impact. Help at corner could also come from converted wide receiver Korey Banks, redshirt freshman Tavyn Jackson, who has been hampered by hamstring injuries since his arrival on campus, or newcomers Israel Mukuamu, one of the tallest corners in football at 6-4, and highlyregarded prospect Jaycee Horn, the son of former NFL standout Joe Horn. Quality depth at safety will be supplied by redshirt freshmen Zay Brown and Jaylin Dickerson, and newcomers Jonathan Gipson and R.J. Roderick.

RUNNING BACKS

The Gamecocks have four running backs who have all shown they are capable of producing in the SEC. While it’s possible that the “committee” of juniors, namely Rico Dowdle, A.J. Turner, Ty’Son Williams and Mon Denson, will split the carries, running backs coach Bobby Bentley would prefer for one of the quartet to stand out and take hold of the position as the “lead dog.” Both Dowdle and Turner have logged over 1,000 yards on the ground through their first two seasons at Carolina. True freshmen Deshaun Fenwick and speedster Lavonte Valentine could also push for playing time. WIDE RECEIVERS

The Gamecocks feature what could be considered the best wide receiver duo in the SEC in senior Deebo Samuel and junior Bryan Edwards. Samuel is an electric, game-changing player who is a threat to go the distance every time he touches the ball. Edwards has excellent size and hands and, with 108 receptions for 1,383 yards after two years, could find himself near the top of the school record books before his career is over. A pair of unrelated sophomores named Smith - Shi and OrTre - made their presence felt as true freshmen a year ago and figure to be regular contributors again this season. Chavis Dawkins and Randrecous Davis are capable, but especially in the case of Davis, need to stay healthy to be factor. Chad Terrell will be limited after coming off an ACL injury. A trio of true freshmen in Tyquan Johnson, Darius Rush and Josh Vann, will push for a spot in the regular rotation. TIGHT ENDS

The Gamecocks will be without the services of first-team All-SEC selection and NFL first-round pick Hayden Hurst, but the cupboard is far from bare at tight end. K.C. Crosby was selected as a co-Offensive Player of the Spring and figures to have a big year in his final campaign. Fellow senior Jacob August, who is more of a blocking tight end compared to Crosby’s ability to stretch the field, is also poised to turn in his best season as a Gamecock. Juniors Kyle Markway, who has been hampered throughout his career by injuries, and Kiel Pollard could be the biggest beneficiaries from Hurst’s departure. The athletic Evan Hinson returns from his stint on the hardwood and could be the wild card in the group. Will Register continues to improve as a redshirt freshman.

DEFENSIVE LINEMEN

Similar to the offensive line, the coaching staff feels good about the starting group along the defensive front but developing quality depth remains a priority. Juniors D.J. Wonnum and Javon Kinlaw are All-SEC and possible All-America performers. Wonnum was selected a team captain as a sophomore last season, while Kinlaw lost roughly 40 pounds as he reshaped his massive body to be able to play at an elite level. Classmate Keir Thomas figures to be a regular inside. Daniel Fennell, who was impressive in the Outback Bowl, and Brad Johnson, Shameik Blackshear and Aaron Sterling all are candidates to come off the edge. Kobe Smith, M.J. Webb, and Griffin Gentry, and newcomers Kingsley Enagbare, Jabari Ellis, Tyreek Johnson, Jesus Gibbs and Rick Sandidge will all have an opportunity for playing time in the middle of the line. LINEBACKERS

The Gamecocks will have to replace Skai Moore, the team’s leading tackler in four of the last five seasons. Junior T.J. Brunson has taken over the leadership duties of the defense, plays with great instinct and has all the intangibles. Either senior Eldridge Thompson or sophomore Sherrod Greene figures to line up next to Brunson. Thompson got his feet wet last season as a JUCO transfer, while Greene was a true freshman who impressed the coaches. Bryson Allen-Williams returns following a season-ending injury a year ago and can to play the SAM or Buck positions, while sophomore Damani Staley and true freshmen Rosendo Louis Jr. and Ernest Jones figure to battle for playing time as well.

SPECIAL TEAMS

Another closely watched battle this fall will come at placekicker. Alexander Woznick won the job in camp a year ago, but was supplanted by Parker White early in the season. White finished the season hitting 14-of-25 attempts overall, but was 10for-11 inside 40 yards, including a game-winner in the final seconds against Louisiana Tech. Others could challenge in fall camp as well. White was consistent on kickoffs throughout the 2017 campaign and figures to hold onto that duty. The punting chores should go to junior Joseph Charlton, who could be a candidate for postseason accolades. Charlton averaged 43.5 yards a season ago while earning the team’s MVP honors for special teams along with the Most Productive Player award for special teams. Junior Michael Almond is a capable backup. Ben Asbury is the incumbent as the long snapper, although he missed the spring while rehabbing from knee surgery. Danny Gordon returns for his final season as the holder on placekicks. Deebo Samuel returns as the primary kick returner. Samuel had just two opportunities to return kicks a season ago and took both of them 97 yards to paydirt. Special teams coach Coleman Hutzler will need to find a replacement for punt returner Chris Lammons.

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2017 Final Polls Associated Press 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. ARV

Alabama (57) Georgia Oklahoma Clemson Ohio State UCF (4) Wisconsin Penn State TCU Auburn Notre Dame Southern California Miami (Fla.) Oklahoma State Michigan State Washington Northwestern LSU Mississippi State Stanford South Florida Boise State NC State Virginia Tech Memphis South Carolina

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. ARV

Alabama (62) Georgia Oklahoma Clemson Ohio State Wisconsin UCF Penn State TCU Southern California Notre Dame Auburn Miami (Fla.) Oklahoma State Washington Michigan State Northwestern LSU Stanford Mississippi State South Florida Boise State NC State Memphis Virginia Tech South Carolina

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QUICKLY: 2018 marks the 125th season of intercollegiate football at the University of South Carolina, dating back to 1892. It is the 112thconsecutive year in which South Carolina has competed on the gridiron. The University did not field a team in either 1893 or 1906. Carolina owns an all-time record of 601-573-44, a .511 winning percentage. WE’RE TALKIN’ ABOUT PRACTICE: The 2018 edition of South Carolina Football will report to fall camp on Thursday, August 2. Head coach Will Muschamp will hold a 3 pm press conference that afternoon, followed by a media session with selected players. The first practice will take place on August 3. Several practices will be open to the media for the first three periods only. Those dates are August 3, 6, 7, 10, 15, and 16. PICTURE THIS: The Gamecocks will pose for the cameras at the annual Photo Day on Friday, August 17. The team photo will take place at Williams-Brice Stadium at 5 pm, with group and individual photos following. No media interviews will be allowed during this time. FAN APPRECIATION DAY: Colonial Life Fan Appreciation Day will take place on Saturday, August 11th from 2-3:30 pm at the Jerri and Steve Spurrier indoor practice facility. 600 WINS: The University of South Carolina posted win number 600 in school history in its next-to-last home game of the 2017 season against Wofford. Carolina laced it up for the first time on December 24, 1892 in Charleston against Furman. After dropping its first three games, Carolina got into the win column for the first time on November 8, 1895 with a 14-10 victory over Columbia AA. Here are the milestone wins: WIN NO. 1 100 200 300 400 500 600

DATE 11/02/1895 10/29/1924 10/11/1946 11/23/1968 10/26/1985 11/06/2004 11/18/2017

OPPONENT SCORE vs Columbia AA 20-0 at The Citadel 14-3 at Furman 14-7 at Clemson 7-3 at East Carolina 52-10 vs Arkansas 35-32 vs Wofford 31-10

SEC HISTORY: The 2018 season marks South Carolina’s 27th year in the Southeastern Conference. South Carolina and Arkansas joined the league prior to the 1992 campaign. The Gamecocks earned the SEC Eastern Division title in the 2010 season. The Gamecocks are 90-117-1 (.435) all-time in SEC regular-season play, but are 35-29 (.547) in conference action since the start of the 2010 season. With a 5-3 mark and sole possession of second place in the SEC East in 2017, the Gamecocks won five or more conference games for just the eighth time in 26 years since joining the SEC. 2017 IN REVIEW: South Carolina football concluded its 124th season of intercollegiate football in 2017 with a record of 9-4, including a 5-3 mark in the SEC. The Gamecocks won nine or

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more games for just the seventh time in school history. Five of those seven seasons have come in the last eight years. South Carolina defeated Florida and Tennessee, two of the big three SEC East rivals, in the same season for just the fourth time. Two of the Gamecocks’ four losses were to teams that participated in the College Football Playoff (Georgia and Clemson). The season culminated with a New Year’s Day Outback Bowl win over perennial Big Ten power Michigan. EIGHT WAS NOT ENOUGH: The Gamecocks won nine games during the 2017 season. It marked just the seventh time in school history that Carolina has won nine or more games in a season, six of which have come in this century and five in this decade. X 11 wins - 3 times (2011, 2012, 2013) X 10 wins - 1 time (1984) X 9 wins - 3 times (2001, 2010, 2017) PROGRAM ON THE RISE: The Gamecocks increased their overall win total from three in 2015 to six in 2016 to nine in 2017. South Carolina is one of only three NCAA FBS programs and the only one in the Power Five to have a multiplewin improvement in each of the last two regular seasons. GOING BOWLING: The Gamecocks played in the 2018 Outback Bowl on New Year’s Day, defeating Michigan by a 26-19 score. Carolina overcame a 19-3 third-quarter deficit, the largest in head coach Will Muschamp’s career, to post the victory. It marked the 13th time in the last 14 years that the Gamecocks were bowl-eligible. The Gamecocks are 6-5 in the 11 bowl games played in that stretch, including wins in five of their last six bowl appearances. Carolina is 9-13 all time in 22 bowl games. BOWL APPEARANCES: Here’s a look at the Gamecocks’ 22 bowl appearances: Year 1946 1969 1975 1979 1980 1984 1987 1988 1995 2001 2002 2005 2006 2009 2010 2010 2012 2013 2014 2014 2016 2018

Bowl Gator Peach Tangerine Hall of Fame Gator Gator Gator Liberty Carquest Outback Outback Independence Liberty Outback Papajohns.com Chick-fil-A Capital One Outback Capital One Independence Birmingham Outback

Opponent Wake Forest West Virginia Miami (Ohio) Missouri Pittsburgh Oklahoma State LSU Indiana West Virginia Ohio State Ohio State Missouri Houston Iowa UConn Florida State Nebraska Michigan Wisconsin Miami (Fla.) South Florida Michigan

Result L, 14-26 L, 3-14 L, 7-20 L, 14-24 L, 9-37 L, 14-21 L, 13-30 L, 10-34 W, 24-21 W, 24-7 W, 31-28 L, 31-38 W, 44-36 L, 10-31 L, 7-20 L, 17-26 W, 30-13 W, 33-28 W, 34-24 W, 24-21 L, 39-46 W, 26-19

WHERE THERE’S A WILL: South Carolina head coach Will Muschamp is in his third sea-

2018 NOTEBOOK

Career Start Chart Player

‘14 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17

All

Zack Bailey

Bryan Edwards

Jake Bentley

Rashad Fenton

Deebo Samuel

B. Allen-Williams

T.J. Brunson

Keir Thomas

D.J. Wonnum

Malik Young

Dennis Daley

JC JC 11

Rico Dowdle

K.C. Crosby

Javon Kinlaw

JC 10

OrTre Smith

A.J. Turner

Steven Montac

Shi Smith

Jamyest Williams

Blake Camper

Sadarius Hutcherson

Randrecous Davis

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Ty’Son Williams

Chavis Dawkins

Daniel Fennell

Sherrod Greene

Kyle Markway

Keisean Nixon

JC JC

Donell Stanley

Jacob August

NC RS

deebo samuel

son in Columbia. Coach Muschamp has posted a 15-11 ledger in his first two seasons guiding the Gamecocks. Only Joe Morrison (15-8 in 198384) and Steve Spurrier (15-10 in 2005-06) won as many games in their first two seasons at Carolina. COACHING CAROUSEL: Head football coach Will Muschamp relieved co-offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach Kurt Roper of his duties on December 6. Co-offensive coordinator/wide receivers coach Bryan McClendon coordinated the Gamecocks’ offense and called the plays for the 2018 Outback Bowl game versus Michigan. He was given the full-time coordinator’s role in January. Veteran offensive coach Dan Werner was selected to coach the quarterbacks for the 2018 season. Kyle Krantz moved into an on-field role as the additional 10th coach. He will assist with the special teams and coach the nickelbacks and Sam linebackers. FINDING TALENT: Eric Wolford was named a top 25 recruiter by Rivals, while Bryan McClendon ranked 25th in 247Sports recruiter rankings following the February 2018 signing date. BREAKING IT DOWN: The 106-man roster (as of June 25) consists of 19 seniors, 25 juniors, 22 sophomores, 16 redshirt freshmen and 24 true freshmen. THEY’RE BACK: The Gamecocks welcome 53 returning letterwinners to begin the 2018 fall camp. The 53 lettermen consist of 26 offensive, 21 defensive and six special teams players. IT’S A NUMBERS GAME: The Gamecocks return 98 percent of their rushing yards, 100 percent of their passing yards and 80 percent of their receiving yards from a year ago. Hayden Hurst is the only player that had rushing, passing or receiving yards a year ago who will not return for the 2018 campaign. The top returning rushers are juniors A.J. Turner (531 yards) and Rico Dowdle (471). Junior Jake Bentley (2,794 yards) is the top returning passers, while junior Bryan Edwards (64 catches for 793 yards), and freshmen OrTre Smith (30 for 326) and Shi Smith (29 for 409) are the top three returning receivers. Five of the squad’s top nine tacklers return for the 2018 season, including T.J. Brunson (88 tackles) and D.J. Wonnum (57). Wonnum also led the team with 13.0 tackles for loss and with 6.0 sacks. RETURNING STARTERS: The Gamecocks list 16 returning starters from the 2017 squad, eight on offense, six on defense and two specialists. The returning offensive starters are RT Zack Bailey, QB Jake Bentley, LT Dennis Daley, WR Bryan Edwards, WR OrTre Smith, WR Shi Smith, LG Donell Stanley and RB A.J. Turner. The returning defensive starters include LB T.J. Brunson, CB Rashad Fenton, DT Javon Kinlaw, DE Keir Thomas, N Jamyest Williams and DE D.J. Wonnum. Starting punter Joseph Charlton and placekicker Parker White also return.

PUT ME IN COACH: The Gamecocks had 11 players start every game in 2017, five on offense - Jake Bentley, Bryan Edwards, Hayden Hurst, Alan Knott and Donell Stanley; and six on defense - T.J. Brunson, JaMarcus King, Chris Lammons, Skai Moore, Taylor Stallworth and D.J. Wonnum. Bentley, Edwards, Stanley, Brunson and Wonnum return in 2018. PLAYERS TO WATCH: The Gamecocks have several players who, if they play to the level of their preseason billing, should be considered for postseason accolades in 2018. On offense, the standout players include wide receivers Deebo Samuel and Bryan Edwards, tight end K.C. Crosby, quarterback Jake Bentley, and offensive linemen Zack Bailey, Sadarius Hutcherson and Donell Stanley. On the defensive side of the ball, defensive linemen Javon Kinlaw, Keir Thomas and D.J. Wonnum, linebacker T.J. Brunson and defensive backs Rashad Fenton and Keisean Nixon are the top returnees. Punter Joseph Charlton is also one of the SEC’s best. ATHLON SAYS: Athlon Sports has tabbed seven Gamecocks on its preseason All-SEC squads. Deebo Samuel made the first team unit as both a wide receiver and kick returner. Second-team honors went to offensive lineman Zack Bailey, linebacker T.J. Brunson and punter Joseph Charlton. Defensive linemen Javon Kinlaw and D.J. Wonnum were third-team selections, while cornerback Rashad Fenton garnered a spot on the fourth team. TOTING THE SHEEPSKIN: Six Gamecocks earned their undergraduate degree in May, including Bryson Allen-Williams, Ben Asbury, Jacob August, Javon Charleston, K.C. Crosby and Michael Scarnecchia. Malik Young is scheduled to earn his degree in August. Another 13 Gamecocks are slated to finish up their bachelor’s degree in December, including Zack Bailey, Dennis Daley, Javion Duncan, Daniel Fennell, Danny Gordon, Caleb Kinlaw, Javon Kinlaw, Steven Montac, Christian Pellage, Deebo Samuel, Donell Stanley, Eldridge Thompson and Ty’Son Williams. GRADUATION SUCCESS RATE: The Gamecocks ranked in a tie for fourth in the nation and second among FBS schools in the latest graduation success rate data. Carolina checks in with a 98 percent GSR, behind only Dartmouth (100), Harvard (100) and Northwestern (99). FALL HONOR ROLL: The Gamecocks placed 27 players on the 2017 SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll, including returning players Ben Asbury, Jacob August, Zack Bailey, Jake Bentley, Summie Carlay, Joseph Charlton, Dennis Daley, Chavis Dawkins, Mon Denson, Javion Duncan, Spencer Eason-Riddle, Chandler Farrell, Daniel Fennell, Danny Gordon, Bailey Hart, Cory Helms, Kyle Markway, Kiel Pollard, Michael Scarnecchia, Jason Senn, Kobe Smith, M.J. Webb and D.J. Wonnum.

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Lead in Time of Possession 30-11 9-3 Trail in Time of Possession 13-21 6-8 *WM=Will Muschamp

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SPRING GRADES: The South Carolina football team posted a combined GPA of 2.877 during the Spring 2018 semester. As an athletics department, the Gamecock student-athletes boasted a scombined GPA of 3.287 in the spring, the highest mark ever recorded. It was also the department’s 23rd-consecutive semester in which the studentathletes have combined for a GPA above a 3.0. ABOUT THE SCHEDULE: The Gamecocks have another challenging schedule on tap for 2018. Carolina’s 2018 opponents combined for a 79-72 record and a .523 winning percentage during the 2017 season. Two of their 2018 opponents, Georgia and Clemson, reached the College Football Playoffs a year ago. RECORD WATCH: Several Gamecocks will be moving up the career lists in the Carolina record books. Here’s where they rank entering 2018: Category Number Rank Bentley Passing Yards 4,214 11th Pass Completions 370 10th Completion Percentage 63.3 2nd Passing Touchdowns 27 11th Dowdle Rushing Yards 1,015 43rd Edwards Pass Receptions 108 13th Samuel Pass Receptions 86 26th Kick Returns for TDs 3 1st Turner Rushing Yards 1,028 41st GAMECOCK TIDBITS: X Quarterback Jake Bentley is the son of running backs coach Bobby Bentley. Jake’s brother, Chas Dodd, is a graduate assistant on Jeff Dillman’s strength & conditioning staff. X 2018 recruit Dylan Wonnum is the younger brother of junior defensive lineman D.J. Wonnum. Dylan is slated to play on the offensive line. X 2018 recruit Jaycee Horn is the son of former NFL wide receiver Joe Horn. Jaycee is listed as a defensive back. X Jake Bentley and D.J. Wonnum were just the second and third sophomores in school history to be recognized as permanent team captains. The first sophomore to earn that distinction was Hayden Hurst in 2016. X Sophomore tight end Evan Hinson has spent the past two winters playing with Frank Martin’s South Carolina men’s basketball team. X Senior linebacker Bryson Allen-Williams is the vice chair of the SEC Football Leadership Council. X Coach Muschamp owns a 25-1 erecord when his team scores 30 or more points in his six-year head coaching career.

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Pronunciation Guide Shameik Blackshear .................... shuh-MEEK Summie Carlay ...................SUM-me car-LAY Randrecous Davis ...................ran-DREE-cuss Chavis Dawkins......... Rhymes with HAVE-iss Rico Dowdle .................................DOW-dull Kingsley Enagbare .................. ee-NAG-bar-ee Daniel Fennell ............................... fuh-NELL J.T. Ibe ..................................................E-bay Maxwell Iyama .......................... ee-YAH-mah Dakereon Joyner ................. duh-CARE-ee-on Israel Mukuamu ................ moo-KWAW-moo Keisean Nixon ..............................KEE-shawn Christian Pellage ............................. PELL-uge Kiel Pollard........................................... KEEL Travaris Robinson .................... truh-VARR-us Michael Scarnecchia ........... scar-NECK-ee-ah Donell Stanley ..................................don-ELL Chad Terrell....................................... tur-ELL Keir Thomas .........................................KEER Jay Urich .......................................... YUR-ick Jamyest Williams ............................. ja-MY-ist Ty’Son Williams ..............................ty-SAHN Malik Young .................................muh-LEEK

2018 Spring Award Winners Joe Morrison Offensive Players of the Spring ................Sadarius Hutcherson and K.C. Crosby Rex Enright Defensive Players of the Spring .......................... T.J. Brunson and D.J. Wonnum Jim Carlen Special Teams Players of the Spring.................. Steven Montac and Keisean Nixon Dr. Harris Pastides Outstanding Student-Athlete .................................. Spencer Eason-Riddle Harold White GPA Award (Offense) ....................................................... Michael Scarnecchia Harold White GPA Award (Defense) ....................................................................Kobe Smith Harold White GPA Award (Special Teams) .........................................................Parker White

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2018 SIGNING CLASS NAME

POS HT WT HOMETOWN (HIGH/LAST SCHOOL)

Wyatt Campbell*

6-6 305 Elgin, S.C. (Lugoff-Elgin)

Jabari Ellis

6-3 280 Vance, S.C. (Lake Marion/Georgia Military)

Kingsley Enagbare*

6-4 285 Atlanta, Ga. (Hapeville Charter Academy)

Deshaun Fenwick*

6-1 220 Bradenton, Fla. (Braden River)

Jesus Gibbs

6-3 280 Dumfries, Va. (Potomac)

Jonathan Gipson

6-1 186 Hoschton, Ga. (Mill Creek)

Jovaughn Gwyn

6-2 296 Charlotte, N.C. (Harding University)

Jaycee Horn

6-1 195 Alpharetta, Ga. (Alpharetta)

Maxwell Iyama*

6-5 310 Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Siegel)

Tyquan Johnson

WR 6-2 193 Sylvania, Ga. (Screven County)

Tyreek Johnson*

6-3 270 Sumter, S.C. (Lakewood)

Ernest Jones*

6-2 235 Waycross, Ga. (Ware County)

Dakereon Joyner*

6-1 208 North Charleston, S.C. (Fort Dorchester)

Rosendo Louis*

6-2 240 Deerfield Beach, Fla. (Deerfield Beach)

Hank Manos*

OL 6-4 289 Chapin, S.C. (Chapin)

Israel Mukuamu*

6-4 200 Bossier City, La. (Parkway)

R.J. Roderick*

6-0 207 Summerville, S.C. (Cane Bay)

Darius Rush*

WR 6-2 184 Greeleyville, S.C. (C.E. Murray)

Rick Sandidge

6-5 285 Concord, N.C. (Concord)

Lavonte Valentine*

6-0 190 Melbourne, Fla. (Melbourne Central Catholic)

Josh Vann

WR 5-10 185 Tucker, Ga. (Tucker)

Dylan Wonnum

6-5 310 Tucker, Ga. (Tucker)

*Enrolled in January 2018

ENROLLING EARLY: The Gamecocks brought in a record number 12 high school recruits who graduated a semester early and enrolled in time for spring drills in 2018. Here is the list of the Gamecocks who have enrolled a semester early since 2006: 2006: Clark Gaston 2007: Stephen Garcia, Travian Robertson 2008: Jay Spearman, C.C. Whitlock, Shaq Wilson 2009: Jarvis Giles, Stephon Gilmore, DeVonte Holloman 2010: Connor Shaw 2011: Martay Mattox 2012: Kelvin Rainey, Brock Stadnik, Clayton Stadnik 2013: Connor Mitch, D.J. Park 2014: None 2015: Jalen Henry, Christian Owens, Sherrod Pittman, Jerad Washington 2016: Bryan Edwards, C.J. Freeman, Brandon McIlwain, Chris Smith, Kobe Smith, Keir Thomas 2017: Summie Carlay, Jaylin Dickerson, OrTre Smith, M.J. Webb 2018: Wyatt Campbell, Kingsley Enagbare, Deshaun Fenwick, Maxwell Iyama, Ernest Jones, Dakereon Joyner, Rosendo Louis Jr., Hank Manos, Israel Mukuamu, R.J. Roderick, Darius Rush, Lavonte Valentine

By Position OFFENSE (11) Quarterback (1): Dakereon Joyner Running Backs (2): Deshaun Fenwick, Lavonte Valentine Wide Receivers (3): Tyquan Johnson, Darius Rush, Josh Vann Offensive Line (5): Wyatt Campbell, Jovaughn Gwyn, Maxwell Iyama, Hank Manos, Dylan Wonnum DEFENSE (11) Defensive Line (5): Jabari Ellis, Kingsley Enagbare, Jesus Gibbs, Tyreek Johnson, Rick Sandidge Linebackers (2): Ernest Jones, Rosendo Louis Defensive Backs (4): Jonathan Gipson, Jaycee Horn, Israel Mukuamu, R.J. Roderick *-Gibbs listed as OL/DL

By State South Carolina (7): Wyatt Campbell, Jabari Ellis, Tyreek Johnson, Dakereon Joyner, Hank Manos, R.J. Roderick, Darius Rush Georgia (7): Kingsley Enagbare, Jonathan Gipson, Jaycee Horn, Tyquan Johnson, Ernest Jones, Josh Vann, Dylan Wonnum Florida (3): Deshaun Fenwick, Rosendo Louis, Lavonte Valentine North Carolina (2): Jovaughn Gwyn, Rick Sandidge Louisiana (1): Israel Mukuamu Tennessee (1): Maxwell Iyama Virginia (1): Jesus Gibbs

SIGNING DAY SUCCESS: The Gamecocks had a pair of successful signing days (December and February), turning in a solid recruiting class, according to the recruiting gurus. Here are the recent recruiting class rankings according to Rivals, Scout, 247Sports and ESPN: Year Rivals Scout 247 ESPN 2002 11 18 13 2003 8 15 12 2004 22 28 28 2005 23 20 19 2006 27 33 34 2007 6 7 7 2008 22 34 36 2009 12 15 14 2010 25 33 26 2011 18 11 17 2012 19 13 17 2013 16 24 20 18 2014 17 24 19 19 2015 19 20 19 21 2016 27 25 25 27 2017 16 20 21 19 2018 19 19 19 18

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CAROLINA RECAP: 2017-18 X South Carolina is the only Division I athletics program this decade (2010-18) to have at least one Top-4 national finish (championships and/ or polls) each in football, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball and women’s soccer. No school has had Top 4 national finishes in four of the five, and six schools have had three of the five (Florida State, North Carolina, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma and Stanford). X South Carolina won the Palmetto Series for the third-straight year against Clemson, claiming the crown in 2017-18 by a 9-5 count. The Certified SC Grown Palmetto Series is sponsored by the South Carolina Department of Agriculture (SCDA) and is a year-long competition between the two schools in which points are awarded for the winners of head-to-head meetings in each sport. Points were also awarded for highest team GPA and for a food drive during the fall aimed at tackling hunger in their communities. X Over half of South Carolina’s athletic teams (12 of 21) finished the 201-7-18 season ranked in the Top 25 either in final national championship or polls. X Half of South Carolina’s women’s teams (6-of12) finished this season ranked in the Top 12, either in final national championship or polls. X More than 70 percent of South Carolina’s athletic teams (15-of-21) finished this season ranked in the Top 50, either in final national championship or polls. X 19 of South Carolina’s 21 athletic teams were ranked at one time or another in the Top 25 since 2016-17 academic year. X 16 of South Carolina’s 21 athletic teams were ranked at one time or another during the 2017-18 academic year. X South Carolina won its 18th regular season SEC Championship in 2017-18. The women’s soccer team clinched its second-straight SEC title on October 26, 2017, with a 1-0 win at Florida. Overall, the Gamecocks have won 33 conference championships in their history. X South Carolina won its ninth SEC Tournament Championship when the Gamecock women’s basketball team won its fourth-straight SEC tournament title.

X Senior women’s golfer Ainhoa Olarra captured the individual medalist honors at the SEC Championships, held April 18-22, at the Greystone Country Club in Hoover, Ala. X South Carolina is one of two schools (along with Kentucky) to be ranked in the final top-30 in average attendance in seven of the following eight sports (football, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, women’s volleyball, baseball and softball) during the 201718 academic year. X South Carolina finished 26th in the 2017-18 Learfield Directors’ Cup Standings. The Cup honors institutions maintaining a broad-based athletics program. The Gamecocks finished with 771 points, which was the third-highest total in school history. The finish is the fourth-highest in school history – 11th (2001-02), 18th (2002-03), 19th (2016-17) and 25th (2000-01). X The Gamecocks tied for ninth in women’s sports in the Capital One Cup (as of May 16), which is second in the SEC, behind only Florida. X South Carolina had 155 student-athletes make the 2017 SEC Academic Honor Roll, for the Fall and Winter sports. Since the start of the 201516 academic year, South Carolina leads all schools with 915 student-athletes making the four SEC Academic Honor Rolls (Fall, Winter, Spring and First-Year). South Carolina has led in each of the last two completed academic years (379 in 201617 and 381 in 2015-16). X The spring 2018 semester ended with the University of South Carolina student-athletes achieving a school-record departmental GPA of 3.287. This achievement gives the department 23-consecutive semesters in which the student-athletes have combined for a GPA above a 3.0. For the Spring 2018, the department named 69 student-athletes to the President’s List, 216 to the Dean’s List and 387 to the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll. X A total of 220 Gamecock student-athletes earned their degrees during the last 12 months (three graduation ceremonies) – 104 following the 2017 spring semester. 24 following the 2017 fall semester, and 92 student-athletes graduated either this spring or summer.

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X During the 2017-18 academic year, three Gamecock squads earned national team recognition for its academics – women’s cross country (USTFCCCA All-Academic Team), men’s swimming (CSCAA Scholar All-America Team) and women’s swimming (CSCAA Scholar All-America Team). X Eight student-athletes have also earned conference, regional and national individual academic honors – Mackenzie Boesel, Softball (3rd-team Google Cloud Academic All-America), Megan Overberg, Equestrian (SEC Equestrian ScholarAthlete of the Year), Mikayla Shields, Volleyball (CoSIDA Academic All-District), Anna Conklin, Women’s Soccer (CoSIDA Academic AllDistrict), Mikayla Krzeczowski, Women’s Soccer (CoSIDA Academic All-District), Lindsey Lane, Women’s Soccer (United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-South Region), Chris Wallander Ianev, Men’s Soccer (United Soccer Coaches Scholar All-South Region) and William Pyle, Men’s Soccer (Conference USA All-Academic Team).

GAMECOCK ATHLETICS MISSION STATEMENT Gamecock Athletics develops our studentathletes intellectually, athletically, socially, and culturally to relentlessly compete for championships and high levels of achievement at the University and throughout life in harmony with our University’s mission and vision.

GAMECOCK ATHLETICS VISION STATEMENT We serve as a source of pride and inspiration to our University, our state, our nation and the world by relentlessly competing for championships with integrity, character, and passion.

GAMECOCK ATHLETICS CORE VALUES Integrity: We expect and consistently demonstrate the highest standards of honesty, sportsmanship and character. Respect: We hold each other mutually accountable for upholding our values. We honor all people while celebrating each individual’s culture, beliefs and ideas. Positive Student-Athlete Experience: We provide an environment that supports each student-athlete’s well-being and success by encouraging personal, academic, and athletic development while at USC and beyond. Pursuit of Excellence: We passionately and relentlessly pursue the achievement of excellence throughout every aspect of our lives. Stewardship: We are trustworthy stewards of the reputation of the University, our resources, our relationships, and the experiences of our stakeholders and will demonstrate stewardship through service to our community.

W I L L MUS CH AMP

WILL

M US C HAMP

Head Coach Third Year at South Carolina

M U SCH A M P Full Name: William Larry Muschamp Born: August 3, 1971 Hometown: Rome, Ga. Wife: Carol Children: Jackson and Whit College: Georgia (1994) Auburn (1996)

coaching experience 2016-18 2015 2011-14 2008-10 2006-07 2005 2001-04 2000 1999 1998 1995-96

South Carolina Head Coach Auburn Defensive Coord. Florida Head Coach Texas DC/Linebackers Auburn DC/Defensive Backs Miami (NFL) AHC/Defense LSU DC/Linebackers Valdosta State DC/DBs Eastern Kentucky Def. Backs West Georgia Def. Backs Auburn Graduate Assistant

bowl experience 2018 2016 2013 2012 2010 2009 2007 2007 2005 2004 2003 2002 1996 1996 1993 1991

Outback Birmingham Sugar Gator BCS National Championship Fiesta Chick-fil-A Cotton Capital One Sugar/National Championship Cotton Sugar Independence Outback Citrus Independence

Will Muschamp begins his third season directing the Gamecocks’ football fortunes in 2018. Muschamp was introduced as the University of South Carolina’s 34th head football coach on December 7, 2015. In his first season in Columbia, Muschamp guided the Gamecocks to a 6-7 mark and a spot in the Birmingham Bowl. The Gamecocks doubled their win total from the previous season while increasing their SEC wins from one to three. The Gamecocks started as many true freshman (7) as any school in the country, and were the only Division I school to have true freshmen lead the team in both passing (Jake Bentley) and rushing (Rico Dowdle). Seventy-six of the Gamecocks’ 113-man Birmingham Bowl roster (67.3 percent) were either freshmen or sophomores in Muschamp’s first campaign. His second season brought more success, as the team won nine games for just the seventh time in school history, was the only Power 5 school to have a multiple win total increase in each of the last two seasons, finished second in the SEC East and earned a secondstraight bowl appearance. The season culminated with an Outback Bowl victory over Michigan on New Year’s Day. Regarded as an outstanding defensive mind, Muschamp is a 23-year coaching veteran, including 15 years in the Southeastern Conference. In six seasons as a head coach, all in the SEC, Muschamp owns a 43-32 record, a .573 winning percentage. With a 1511 mark at South Carolina, he matched Joe Morrison and Steve Spurrier for the most wins in their first two seasons at the helm. His previous head coaching experience came at the University of Florida where he posted a 28-21 record from 2011-14. He led the Gators to three bowl games in his four seasons in

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Gainesville and was recognized as the SEC Coach of the Year in 2012 after guiding Florida to an 11-2 record and a Top-10 finish. As an assistant coach, the Rome, Ga., native has worked in two national championship games (2003 and 2009), winning with LSU in 2003, and coached in a pair of BCS bowl games following the 2008 and 2012 seasons. He has coached in and won three conference championship games, twice in the SEC and once in the Big 12. He was a finalist for the 2007 Broyles Award, presented to the nation’s top assistant coach. Prior to his arrival in Columbia, Muschamp most recently served as the defensive coordinator at Auburn University in 2015, his third stint as an SEC defensive coordinator. He also held that title with Auburn from 2006-07 and at LSU from 2002-04. In his six seasons as an SEC defensive coordinator, Muschamp’s units ranked among the nation’s Top-10 in total defense and in scoring defense five times. Muschamp’s first full-time coaching experience in the SEC came at LSU. He was the Tigers’ linebacker coach for one season before being elevated to defensive coordinator from 2002-04. His 2003 defense helped the Tigers to the national championship by leading the nation both in scoring defense (11.0 ppg) and total defense (252.0 ypg), while finishing second nationally in pass efficiency defense (89.8) and third in rushing defense (67.0 ypg). Prior to taking the reins at Florida, Muschamp served as the defensive coordinator at Texas from 2008-10. Under his guidance, the Longhorn defense ranked No. 1 in the nation with 119 sacks and ranked in the Top-10 nationally allowing 2.9 yards per rushing attempt (third), 96.7 rushing yards per game (fourth) and 297.4 yards per

game (seventh), all Big 12 bests during that span. In 2009, Texas played in the BCS National Championship game. Under Muschamp’s tutelage, Brian Orakpo won the 2008 Rotary Lombardi, Bronko Nagurski and Ted Hendricks awards. In the 2009 and 2010 NFL Drafts, Muschamp had a combined eight players drafted, seven in the first four rounds, including first-rounders Brian Orakpo and Earl Thomas. In four of his nine seasons as an FBS defensive coordinator, his teams have allowed less than 100 rushing yards per game and twice led the nation in rushing defense. His 2003 LSU defense led the country by allowing 67 yards per game on the ground, the best mark by an SEC team in the 2000s, while Texas gave up just 73.1 yards on the ground in 2009 to pace the nation. A 1994 Georgia graduate, Muschamp moved immediately into coaching, working as a GA at Auburn from 1995-96, while earning his master’s degree. He served as a secondary coach at West Georgia (1998) and Eastern Kentucky (1999) before moving into his first defensive coordinator position at Valdosta State for the 2000 season, where he helped the Blazers to a 10-2 record and the Gulf South title. Muschamp also logged a stint in the NFL, working as the Miami Dolphins Assistant Head Coach for Defense in 2005 under Nick Saban. During his playing career at Georgia, Muschamp earned his way from walkon to scholarship player by the spring of his redshirt freshman season and eventually was named co-captain as a senior. A safety on the gridiron, he earned a spot on the SEC Academic Honor Roll in 1993. Born August 3, 1971, Muschamp and his wife, the former Carol Davis, have two sons, Jackson and Whit.

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Year 2011 2012 2013 2014 2016 2017

Muschamp Head Coach Year-by-Year Overall Conference Conference School Record Record Finish Bowl Florida 7-6 3-5 3rd in East Taxslayer Gator Florida 11-2 7-1 T1st in East Sugar Florida 4-8 3-5 5th in East Florida 6-5 4-4 3rd in East South Carolina 6-7 3-5 5th in East Birmingham South Carolina 9-4 5-3 2nd in East Outback TOTALS 43-32 25-23 Muschamp vs. Opponents

Alabama .................................... 0-2 Arkansas .................................... 2-0 Auburn...................................... 0-1 Bowling Green .......................... 1-0 Clemson .................................... 0-2 East Carolina ............................. 1-0 Eastern Kentucky ...................... 1-0 Eastern Michigan ...................... 1-0 Florida Atlantic ......................... 1-0 Florida....................................... 1-1 Florida State .............................. 1-3 Furman ..................................... 1-0 Georgia ..................................... 1-5 Georgia Southern ...................... 0-1 Jacksonville State ....................... 1-0 Kentucky................................... 4-2 Louisiana................................... 1-0 LSU .......................................... 1-3 Louisiana Tech .......................... 1-0

Louisville ................................... 0-1 Massachusetts ............................ 1-0 Miami (Fla.) .............................. 0-1 Michigan ................................... 1-0 Mississippi State ........................ 0-1 Missouri .................................... 3-2 NC State ................................... 1-0 Ohio State ................................. 1-0 South Carolina .......................... 1-3 Tennessee .................................. 6-0 Texas A&M ............................... 1-2 Toledo ....................................... 1-0 UAB .......................................... 1-0 USF .......................................... 0-1 Vanderbilt ................................. 5-1 Western Carolina....................... 1-0 Wofford..................................... 1-0 TOTALS.............................. 43-32

Muschamp vs. the SEC Alabama.................................... 0-2 Arkansas ................................... 2-0 Auburn ..................................... 0-1 Florida ...................................... 1-1 Georgia ..................................... 1-5 Kentucky .................................. 4-2 Louisiana State .......................... 1-3 Mississippi ................................ 0-0

Mississippi State........................ 0-1 Missouri.................................... 3-2 South Carolina.......................... 1-3 Tennessee .................................. 6-0 Texas A&M .............................. 1-2 Vanderbilt ................................. 5-1 TOTALS ............................. 25-23

Muschamp in Bowl Games (10-6) Year 1991 1993 1996 1996 2002 2003 2004 2005 2007 2007 2009 2010 2012 2013 2016 2018

Team Georgia Geogia Auburn Auburn LSU LSU LSU LSU Auburn Auburn Texas Texas Florida Florida S. Carolina S. Carolina

Position Safety Safety Grad. Asst. Grad. Asst. Linebackers Def. Coord. Def. Coord. Def. Coord. Def. Coord. Def. Coord. Def. Coord. Def. Coord. Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach

Bowl Independence Citrus Outback Independence Sugar Cotton Sugar/Nat’l Champ. Capital One Cotton Chick-fil-A Fiesta National Championship Gator Sugar Birmingham Outback

Opponent Result Arkansas W, 24-15 Ohio State W, 21-14 Penn State L, 14-43 Army W, 32-29 Illinois W, 47-34 Texas L, 30-35 Oklahoma W, 21-14 Iowa L, 25-30 Nebraska W, 17-14 Clemson W, 23-20 Ohio State W, 24-21 Alabama L, 21-37 Ohio State W, 24-17 Louisville L, 23-33 USF (ot) L, 39-46 Michigan W, 26-19

Did you know... Will Muschamp has coached 85 players who have been drafted in the NFL, including 15 first-round picks: Marcus Spears, Nick Fairley, Brian Orakpo, Earl Thomas, Kenny Vaccaro, Sharrif Floyd, Matt Elam, Dominique Easley, Dante Fowler Jr., D.J. Humphries, Vernon Hargreaves III, Keanu Neal, Jarrad Davis Hayden Hurst and Taven Bryan. He has also coached a pair of players - Junior Seau and Jason Taylor - who have been inducted in the NFL Hall of Fame.

NFL Drafted Players Coached by Will Muschamp School Player Position Year Rd. Pick LSU Bradie James Linebacker 2003 4 103 LSU Norman Lejeune Defensive Back 2003 7 244 LSU Marquise Hill Defensive End 2004 2 63 LSU Chad Lavalais Defensive Tackle 2004 5 142 LSU Marcus Spears Defensive End 2005 1 11 LSU Corey Webster Cornerback 2005 2 43 LSU Travis Daniels Defensive Back 2005 4 104 LSU Claude Wroten Defensive Tackle 2006 3 68 LSU Kyle Williams Defensive Tackle 2006 5 134 LSU Melvin Oliver Defensive End 2006 6 197 Auburn Will Herring Linebacker 2007 5 161 Auburn David Irons Cornerback 2007 6 194 Auburn Quentin Groves Defensive End 2008 2 52 Auburn Patrick Lee Cornerback 2008 2 60 Auburn Pat Sims Defensive Tackle 2008 3 77 Auburn Jonathan Wilhite Cornerback 2008 4 129 Auburn Sen’Derrick Marks Defensive Tackle 2009 2 62 Auburn Jerraud Powers Cornerback 2009 3 92 Auburn Walter McFadden Cornerback 2010 5 138 Auburn Nick Fairley Defensive Tackle 2011 1 13 Auburn Zach Clayton Defensive Tackle 2011 7 212 Texas Brian Orakpo Defensive End 2009 1 13 Texas Roy Miller Defensive Tackle 2009 3 81 Texas Henry Melton Defensive End 2009 4 105 Texas Earl Thomas Safety 2010 1 14 Texas Sergio Kindle Defensive End 2010 2 43 Texas Lamarr Houston Defensive End 2010 2 44 Texas Roddrick Muckelroy Linebacker 2010 4 131 Texas Aaron Williams Cornerback 2011 2 34 Texas Curtis Brown Cornerback 2011 3 95 Texas Sam Acho Defensive End 2011 4 103 Texas Chykie Brown Cornerback 2011 5 164 Florida Jaye Howard Defensive Tackle 2012 4 114 Texas Keenan Robinson Linebacker 2012 4 119 Florida Chris Rainey Running Back 2012 5 159 Texas Emmanuel Acho Linebacker 2012 6 204 Texas Kheeston Randall Defensive Tackle 2012 7 215 Texas Kenny Vaccaro Safety 2013 1 15 Florida Sharrif Floyd Defensive Tackle 2013 1 23 Florida Matt Elam Safety 2013 1 32 Florida Jonathan Bostic Linebacker 2013 2 50 Florida Jordan Reed Tight End 2013 3 85 Texas Alex Okafor Defensive End 2013 4 103 Florida Jelani Jenkins Linebacker 2013 4 104 Florida Mike Gillislee Running Back 2013 5 164 Florida Caleb Sturgis Kicker 2013 5 166 Florida Josh Evans Safety 2013 6 169 Florida Dominique Easley Defensive Tackle 2014 1 29 Florida Jaylen Watkins Cornerback 2014 4 101 Florida Ronald Powell Linebacker 2014 5 169 Florida John Halapio Offensive Guard 2014 6 179 Florida Dante Fowler Jr. Linebacker 2015 1 3 Florida D.J. Humphries Offensive Tackle 2015 1 24 Florida Chaz Green Offensive Tackle 2015 3 91 Florida Matt Jones Running Back 2015 3 95 Florida Max Garcia Center 2015 4 133 Florida Neiron Ball Linebacker 2015 5 161 Florida Andre Dubose Wide Receiver 2015 7 221 Florida Trent Brown Offensive Tackle 2015 7 244 Florida Vernon Hargreaves III Cornerback 2016 1 11 Florida Keanu Neal Safety 2016 1 17 Florida Jonathan Bullard Defensive End 2016 3 72 Florida Antonio Morrison Linebacker 2016 4 125 Florida Demarcus Robinson Wide Receiver 2016 4 126 Auburn Blake Countess Cornerback 2016 6 196 Florida Kelvin Taylor Running Back 2016 6 211 Florida Alex McCalister Linebacker 2016 7 240 Florida Jarrad Davis Linebacker 2017 1 21 Florida Quincy Wilson Cornerback 2017 2 46 Florida Teez Tabor Cornerback 2017 2 53 Florida Marcus Maye Safety 2017 2 39 Florida Alex Anzalone Linebacker 2017 3 76 Auburn Montravius Adams Defensive Tackle 2017 3 93 Auburn Carl Lawson Outside Linebacker 2017 4 116 Florida David Sharpe Offensive Tackle 2017 4 129 Florida Caleb Brantley Defensive Tackle 2017 6 185 Auburn Rudy Ford Safety 2017 6 208 Florida Joey Ivie Defensive Tackle 2017 7 228 Auburn Joshua Holsey Defensive Back 2017 7 235 S. Carolina Hayden Hurst Tight End 2018 1 25 Florida Taven Bryan Defensive Tackle 2018 1 29 Florida Duke Dawson Cornerback 2018 2 56 Auburn Carlton Davis Cornerback 2018 2 63 Florida Johnny Townsend Punter 2018 5 173 Florida Marcell Harris Safety 2018 6 184

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Team Cowboys Eagles Patriots Falcons Cowboys Giants Dolphins Rams Bills 49ers Seahawks Falcons Jaguars Packers Bengals Patriots Titans Colts Raiders Lions Titans Redskins Buccaneers Bears Seahawks Ravens Raiders Bengals Bills Steelers Cardinals Ravens Seahawks Redskins Steelers Browns Dolphins Saints Vikings Ravens Bears Redskins Cardinals Dolphins Dolphins Dolphins Jaguars Patriots Eagles Saints Patriots Jaguars Cardinals Cowboys Redskins Broncos Raiders Raiders 49ers Buccaneers Falcons Bears Colts Chiefs Eagles 49ers Eagles Lions Colts Lions Jets Saints Packers Bengals Raiders Browns Cardinals Cowboys Redskins Ravens Jaguars Patriots Buccaneers Raiders 49ers 19

W I L L MUS CH AMP 2011 Date 09/03 09/10 09/17 09/24 10/01 10/08 10/15 10/29 11/05 11/12 11/19 11/26 01/02

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Opponent W/L Score Florida Atlantic W 41-3 UAB W 39-0 Tennessee* W 33-23 at Kentucky* W 48-10 Alabama* L 10-38 at LSU* L 11-41 at Auburn* L 6-17 vs Georgia* L 20-24 Vanderbilt* W 26-21 at South Carolina* L 12-17 Furman W 54-32 Florida State L 7-21 vs Ohio State W 24-17 TaxSlayer.com Gator Bowl

2012

Record: 7-6, 3-5 SEC (3rd in East) Rankings FLA -FLA RushingAtt TV TMP FLA Opp FD Att Yds TD 88,708 ESPNU 88 22 30 33 197 3 87,473 FSN 88 18 28 55 300 4 90,744 CBS 87 16 17 40 134 1 65,134 ESPN 66 15 17 46 405 4 90,888 CBS 72 12 3 9 29 15 0 93,022 CBS 87 17 1 9 32 113 0 87,451 ESPN 77 - 24 14 30 66 0 84,524 CBS 68 - 22 11 22 –19 0 90,144 SECN 59 26 46 197 3 80,250 CBS 60 - 15 17 34 142 1 84,674 PPV 71 19 31 124 1 90,798 ESPN2 68 11 33 54 0 61,312 ESPN2 59 14 38 131 0

FLORIDA

Date 08/31 09/07 09/21 09/28 10/05 10/12 10/19 11/02 11/09 11/16 11/23 11/30

2014 Date 08/30 09/06 09/13 09/20 10/04 10/11 10/18 11/01 11/08 11/15 11/22 11/29

Score 24-6 16-21 31-17 24-7 30-10 6-17 17-36 20-23 17-34 14-19 20-26 7-37

W/L Score No Contest W 65-0 W 36-30 L 21-42 W 10-6 L 27-30 L 13-42 W 38-20 W 34-10 L 20-23 W 52-3 L 19-24

Att 83,604 76,968 90,074 62,076 90,043 92,980 67,124 84,693 88,004 83,853 82,459 90,454

Score 13-10 14-27 20-15 10-17 13-24 14-28 34-28 24-21 31-21 7-20 44-31 7-56 39-46

–FLA Passing– FLA Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 21-13-0 145 1 63 365 17-14-0 165 0 65 307 20-14-0 219 2 63 555 27-18-1 203 1 72 403 21-8-0 61 0 70 237 20-11-0 77 0 55 403 17-12-0 94 4 65 183 29-16-2 191 0 69 266 23-12-0 106 1 56 276 12-8-0 61 0 70 237 22-14-0 154 0 58 356 25-16-0 150 1 72 394 29-16-2 175 1 59 286

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 22 27 101 2 21 38 134 2 19 28 83 1 12 32 159 0 8 25 42 0 23 47 126 1 17 26 36 0 14 35 123 1 23 35 99 1 8 25 42 0 12 29 48 0 20 25 112 2 23 36 70 1

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 52-25-1 226 0 79 327 31-24-0 200 0 69 334 44-22-2 257 2 72 340 27-8-3 60 0 59 219 25-11-1 158 0 50 200 31-17-0 237 1 78 363 40-17-1 155 0 66 191 24-12-3 150 1 59 273 51-24-4 236 0 86 335 25-11-1 158 0 50 200 28-16-1 194 0 57 242 36-19-3 188 1 61 300 32-20-1 266 2 68 336

Rankings FLA -FLA RushingTV TMP FLA Opp FD Att Yds TD SECTV 87 10 22 48 262 2 ESPN 81 12 24 22 44 122 1 CBS 88 19 20 56 215 3 ESPNU 78 20 22 45 246 2 ESPN2 84 18 17 41 115 0 CBS 85 17 10 21 40 111 0 SECTV 45 22 14 11 31 59 1 CBS 69 18 41 145 2 FSN 73 26 34 39 1 ESPN2 65 - 11 15 41 200 2 PPV 81 15 37 157 0 ESPN 63 2 8 24 78 0

–FLA Passing– FLA Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 22-17-0 153 1 70 415 33-22-2 291 1 77 413 20-11-1 167 1 76 382 18-15-1 156 1 63 402 22-16-0 240 3 63 355 28-16-0 129 0 68 240 29-15-1 92 0 60 151 29-13-0 174 0 70 319 46-30-3 305 1 80 344 14-10-1 107 0 55 307 25-14-0 122 2 62 279 25-20-0 115 1 49 193

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 12 38 17 1 10 28 50 1 12 23 66 0 12 21 48 1 17 29 111 1 21 39 175 2 24 37 205 2 21 35 156 1 13 44 126 4 15 35 164 0 16 54 429 4 20 32 129 1

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 38-17-1 155 0 54 205 25-12-1 162 2 53 212 34-14-1 154 1 57 220 26-17-1 125 0 47 173 43-17-1 164 0 72 275 17-9-0 152 0 56 327 36-18-1 295 1 73 500 26-16-0 258 1 61 414 12-6-0 57 0 56 183 28-14-0 213 1 63 377 3-0-0 0 0 57 429 31-19-1 327 3 63 456

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 7 34 80 0 23 33 81 0 28 52 223 1 12 29 28 0 21 50 195 3 7 31 99 1 21 32 141 2 17 24 83 0 19 38 95 3 12 43 79 0 17 41 181 0

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 21-9-1 45 0 55 125 45-24-3 369 3 78 450 35-24-1 449 5 87 672 39-26-2 205 0 68 233 22-10-0 110 1 72 305 18-6-1 20 0 49 119 41-26-0 319 1 73 460 45-21-2 225 1 69 308 42-22-0 206 0 80 301 29-14-0 63 0 72 142 24-12-4 125 2 65 306

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 14 42 169 1 24 45 290 0 34 33 119 0 23 50 216 2 22 39 216 3 19 50 326 2 23 37 142 1 16 37 136 1 24 36 163 2 18 37 171 0 17 43 236 3 40 53 250 2 24 48 208 3

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 23-8-0 73 0 65 242 30-20-1 195 3 75 485 58-44-2 400 1 91 519 19-11-1 135 0 69 351 40-23-1 206 0 79 422 17-5-1 29 1 67 355 42-20-2 247 3 79 389 27-12-2 161 1 64 297 40-23-2 302 1 76 465 21-17-1 201 2 58 372 18-7-0 131 0 61 367 36-30-1 372 6 89 622 32-23-1 261 2 80 469

Record: 6-5, 4-4 SEC (3rd in East) Rankings FLA -FLA RushingAtt TV TMP FLA Opp FD Att Yds TD - ESPNU 81,049 SECN 77 27 39 259 4 88,334 SECN 86 28 50 337 1 101,821 CBS 85 3 11 27 107 1 102,455 SECN 54 16 48 156 1 88,014 SECN 80 13 32 123 1 89,117 ESPN2 79 17 48 135 1 83,004 CBS 58 9 19 60 418 5 35,191 SECN 51 19 50 214 4 85,088 SECN 68 15 49 218 1 83,399 SECN 69 17 38 104 2 82,485 ESPN 67 3 13 33 113 0

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Opponent W/L at Vanderbilt* W at Mississippi St.* L East Carolina W at Kentucky* L Texas A&M* L Georgia* L Massachussetts W Tennessee* W Missouri* W at Florida* L Western Carolina W at Clemson L vs USF (OT) L Birmingham Bowl

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 27-14-0 107 0 57 137 29-15-0 141 0 52 212 48-26-2 288 3 69 279 18-8-1 165 1 80 299 25-12-0 140 0 68 366 14-10-0 215 2 63 453 16-7-0 123 1 59 278 34-15-1 169 2 83 354 28-19-0 297 2 61 377 13-7-1 84 0 65 299 27-15-2 213 2 72 446 13-6-0 65 0 59 95 23-18-0 162 2 60 299

Record: 4-8, 3-5 SEC (5th in East)

FLORIDA

Opponent Idaho Eastern Michigan Kentucky* (OT) at Alabama* at Tennessee* LSU* Missouri* vs Georgia* at Vanderbilt* S. Carolina*(OT) Eastern Kentucky at Florida State

2016 Date 09/01 09/10 09/17 09/24 10/01 10/09 10/22 10/29 11/05 11/12 11/19 11/26 12/29

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Opponent W/L Toledo W at Miami (Fla.) L Tennessee* W at Kentucky* W Arkansas* W at LSU* L at Missouri* L vs Georgia* L Vanderbilt* L at South Carolina* L Georgia Southern L Florida State L

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 11 30 30 0 11 23 71 0 23 21 –9 0 16 36 134 0 21 43 226 4 20 49 238 3 13 43 155 1 23 49 185 1 18 33 80 1 16 52 215 2 20 45 233 2 7 46 30 2 20 37 137 0

Record: 11-2, 7-1 SEC (T1st in East)

Final AP Ranking: 9 Final Coaches Ranking: 10 Rankings FLA -FLA RushingDate Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP FLA Opp FD Att Yds TD 09/01 Bowling Green W 27-14 84,704 ESPN 91 23 14 42 220 2 09/08 at Texas A&M* W 20-17 87,114 ESPN 83 24 21 48 142 2 09/15 at Tennessee* W 37-20 102,455 ESPN 83 18 23 20 43 336 2 09/22 Kentucky* W 38-0 87,102 SECN 82 14 22 45 200 3 10/06 LSU* W 14-6 90,824 CBS 86 10 4 22 58 176 2 10/13 at Vanderbilt* W 31-17 40,350 ESPNU 76 4 15 35 326 3 10/20 South Carolina* W 44-11 90,833 CBS 79 3 9 14 48 89 2 10/27 vs Georgia* L 9-17 84,644 CBS 72 3 12 15 40 75 0 11/03 Missouri* W 14-7 90,496 ESPN2 73 8 11 33 170 1 11/10 Louisiana W 27-20 86,482 SECN 72 7 22 58 176 2 11/17 Jacksonville State W 23-0 82,691 PPV 63 7 18 36 202 1 11/24 at Florida State W 37-26 83,429 ABC 66 6 10 21 47 244 3 01/02 vs Louisville L 23-33 54,178 ESPN Indoors 4 21 17 30 111 1 Sugar Bowl

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–FLA Passing– FLA Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 36-25-3 271 1 69 468 20-13-0 212 0 75 512 23-14-0 213 2 63 347 18-8-1 115 1 64 520 23-14-1 207 1 52 222 16-9-2 100 1 48 213 29-15-1 128 0 59 194 34-12-0 245 1 56 226 25-17-0 213 0 71 410 23-13-0 119 0 57 261 28-16-0 329 4 59 453 29-14-4 130 1 62 184 16-12-1 132 1 54 263

–FLA Passing– FLA Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 47-33-0 396 3 86 655 44-25-1 295 3 94 532 28-9-2 93 1 55 200 27-13-3 76 0 75 232 25-14-2 183 1 57 306 31-15-3 148 1 79 283 6-3-0 27 0 66 445 22-13-0 215 0 72 429 11-5-0 60 1 60 278 23-13-0 326 5 61 430 32-13-2 169 1 65 282

Record: 6-7, 3-5 SEC (T5th in East)

Rankings SC Att TV TMP SC Opp FD 30,304 ESPN 82 14 57,763 ESPN2 93 18 80,384 SECN 85 13 51,702 SECN 83 16 78,245 SECN 84 9 21 77,221 SECN 75 13 73,428 SECN 61 21 78,696 ESPN2 71 - 18 19 73,817 SECN 69 22 89,614 CBS 72 - 22 15 76,650 SECNA 70 28 81,542 ESPN 55 4 14 31,229 ESPN 56 - 25 27

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-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 32 121 1 31 34 0 25 117 2 35 91 1 35 161 1 26 30 2 44 194 3 49 158 1 49 174 2 30 43 1 56 422 4 29 111 0 34 91 2

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 30-16-0 62 0 62 308 39-20-1 209 2 70 243 28-16-0 195 0 53 312 30-15-0 177 0 65 268 35-22-1 217 0 70 378 36-26-1 288 0 62 318 26-17-0 247 2 70 395 21-15-0 167 2 70 325 28-22-0 254 2 77 428 33-18-1 213 0 63 256 24-15-0 166 0 80 588 29-14-1 107 1 58 218 43-32-2 390 3 77 481

W ILL M U S CH AM P 2017 Date 09/02 09/09 09/16 09/23 09/30 10/07 10/14 10/28 11/04 11/11 11/18 11/25 01/01

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Record: 9-4, 5-3 SEC (2nd in East)

Rankings SC Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD vs NC State*** W 35-28 50,367 ESPN 81 12 at Missouri* W 31-13 55,023 ESPN2 81 20 Kentucky* L 13-23 82,493 SECN 85 14 Louisiana Tech W 17-16 71,821 SECN 89 23 at Texas A&M* L 17-24 96,430 SECN 83 14 Arkansas* W 48-22 79,416 SECN 81 19 at Tennessee* W 15-9 98,104 ESPN 77 19 Vanderbilt* W 34-27 78,992 SECN 77 26 at Georgia* L 10-24 92,746 CBS 77 2 14 Florida* W 28-20 79,727 CBS 49 24 Wofford W 31-10 74,742 SECNA 72 23 Clemson L 10-34 82,908 ESPN 57 4 10 vs Michigan W 26-19 45,687 ESPN2 56 13 Outback Bowl ***-in Charlotte

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 21 31 1 40 172 2 20 54 0 32 143 1 23 26 0 36 159 0 40 194 1 37 212 3 17 43 0 47 220 4 38 195 3 25 81 0 26 61 1

â&#x20AC;&#x201C;SC Passingâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 29-17-1 215 3 50 246 28-18-0 187 1 68 359 37-24-2 304 2 57 358 35-22-1 295 1 67 438 30-17-0 256 2 56 279 31-16-0 199 3 67 358 24-15-0 129 0 64 323 29-19-0 174 1 66 386 36-21-2 227 1 53 270 29-19-3 249 0 76 469 28-22-0 194 1 66 389 29-16-2 126 1 54 207 32-19-1 239 2 58 300

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 29 35 89 2 21 37 178 0 20 47 184 2 17 28 80 0 20 49 237 3 19 32 106 1 16 39 120 0 27 23 107 0 26 53 242 1 12 22 78 2 14 41 155 1 27 45 184 2 17 33 74 1

â&#x20AC;&#x201C;Opp. Passingâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 64-45-0 415 2 99 504 32-14-2 245 1 69 423 26-16-1 169 0 73 353 33-23-1 281 1 61 361 27-19-0 159 0 76 396 37-20-2 224 2 69 330 19-11-0 133 0 58 253 49-27-1 333 4 72 440 22-16-0 196 2 75 438 39-17-1 223 0 61 301 9-5-2 72 0 50 227 38-25-2 285 2 83 469 45-21-2 203 0 78 277

Muschamp Superlatives at South Carolina Most Points Scored 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

48 44 39 35 34 34

vs Arkansas .............................10/07/17 vs Western Carolina ................11/19/16 vs USF (Birmingham) .............12/29/16 vs NC State (Charlotte) ..........09/02/17 vs UMass ................................10/22/16 vs Vanderbilt ...........................10/28/17 Fewest Points Allowed

1. 2. 4. 5.

9 10 10 13 15

at Tennessee ............................10/14/17 at Vanderbilt ...........................09/01/16 vs Wofford ..............................11/18/17 at Missouri..............................09/09/17 vs East Carolina ......................09/17/16 Most First Downs

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

28 27 26 24 23 23

vs Western Carolina ................11/19/16 vs USF (Birmingham) .............12/29/16 vs Vanderbilt ...........................10/28/17 vs Florida ................................11/11/17 vs. Louisiana Tech ...................09/23/17 vs Wofford ..............................11/18/17

Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

12 14 14 16 16

vs Florida ................................11/11/17 at Vanderbilt ...........................09/01/16 vs Wofford ..............................11/18/17 vs Tennessee ............................10/29/16 at Tennessee ............................10/14/17 Most Rushing Attempts

1. 2. 4. 5.

56 49 49 47 44

vs Western Carolina ................11/19/16 vs Tennessee ............................10/29/16 vs Missouri .............................11/05/16 vs Florida ................................11/11/17 vs UMass ................................10/22/16

1. 2. 3. 4.

43 39 37 36 36

1. 2. 3. 4.

32 26 24 22 22 22 22

22 23 28 32 33 33

vs Florida ................................11/11/17 vs Vanderbilt ...........................10/28/17 vs Louisiana Tech ....................09/23/17 vs Arkansas .............................10/07/17 vs East Carolina ......................09/17/16 vs Michigan (Tampa) ..............01/01/18

1. 2. 3. 4.

422 220 212 195 194 194

vs Western Carolina ................11/19/16 vs Florida ................................11/11/17 vs Vanderbilt ...........................10/28/17 vs Wofford ..............................11/18/17 vs UMass ................................10/22/16 at Tennessee ............................10/14/17

9 17 18 19 19

vs USF (Birmingham) .............12/29/16 at Mississippi State ..................09/10/16 vs Kentucky ............................09/16/17 vs Georgia ...............................10/09/16 at Georgia ...............................11/04/17

3. 4. 5.

vs Wofford ..............................11/18/17 vs Georgia ...............................10/09/16 vs Western Carolina ................11/19/16 at Kentucky ............................09/24/16 at Tennessee ............................10/14/17

5 5 7 8 11 11

vs Georgia ...............................10/09/16 vs Wofford ..............................11/18/17 vs Western Carolina ................11/19/16 at Vanderbilt ...........................09/01/16 at Kentucky ............................09/24/16 at Tennessee ............................10/14/17

390 304 295 288 256

vs USF (Birmingham) .............12/29/16 vs Kentucky ............................09/16/17 vs Louisiana Tech ....................09/23/17 vs Georgia ...............................10/09/16 at Texas A&M.........................09/30/17

Most Passing Yards 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Opponents Fewest Passing Yards 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

29 72 73 131 133

vs Western Carolina ................11/19/16 vs. USF (Birmingham) ............12/29/16 vs Florida ................................11/11/17 vs Louisiana Tech ....................09/23/17 vs Missouri .............................11/05/16

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

227 242 253 277 297

vs Wofford ..............................11/18/17 at Vanderbilt ...........................09/01/16 at Tennessee ............................10/14/17 vs Michigan (Tampa) ..............01/01/18 vs Tennessee ............................10/29/16

Best Punting Average (Min. 3 Punts)

vs USF (Birmingham) .............12/29/16 vs Georgia ...............................10/09/16 vs Kentucky ............................09/16/17 vs Texas A&M ........................10/01/16 vs Missouri .............................11/05/16 vs Louisiana Tech ....................09/23/17 vs Wofford ..............................11/18/17

Opponents Fewest Passes Completed 1.

588 481 469 438 428

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Most Rushing Yards 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

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Most Passes Completed

Opp. Fewest Rushing Attempts 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

vs Michigan (Tampa) ..............01/01/18 vs Florida ................................11/11/17 vs Louisiana Tech ....................09/23/17 vs NC State (Charlotte) ..........09/02/17 vs Arkansas .............................10/07/17 Most Passes Attempted

Fewest First Downs Allowed 1. 2.

74 78 80 89 106

vs Georgia ...............................10/09/16 vs Wofford ..............................11/18/17 at Vanderbilt ...........................09/01/16 vs Western Carolina ................11/19/16 at Tennessee ............................10/14/17

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

52.7 49.4 49.1 48.0 46.7

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

37:36 36:10 36:09 35:54 35:41

vs Clemson .............................11/25/17 vs Georgia ...............................10/09/16 at Mississippi State ..................09/10/16 vs Vanderbilt ...........................10/28/17 vs NC State (Charlotte) ..........09/02/17

Most Time of Possession at Missouri..............................09/09/17 vs Missouri .............................11/05/16 vs Western Carolina ................11/19/16 vs Tennessee ............................10/29/16 vs Florida ................................11/11/17

Longest Scoring Drive: By Yards 1. 3. 5.

98 98 97 95 90

vs Missouri .............................11/05/16 vs Western Carolina ................11/19/16 vs Louisiana Tech ....................09/23/17 at Tennessee ............................10/14/17 vs Georgia ...............................10/09/16

Longest Scoring Drive: By Time 1. 2. 3. 4.

9:12 7:10 6:28 6:06 6:06

at Tennessee ............................10/14/17 vs Wofford ..............................11/18/17 at Tennessee ............................10/14/17 at Missouri..............................09/09/17 at Louisiana Tech ....................09/23/17

Longest Scoring Drive: By Plays 1. 3. 4.

16 16 14 13 13

vs Louisiana Tech ....................09/23/17 at Tennessee ............................10/14/17 vs NC State (Charlotte) ..........09/02/17 at Mississippi State ..................09/10/16 at Georgia ...............................11/04/17

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Running Backs Coach Third Year at South Carolina

BENTLEY Full Name: Bobby Bentley Born: August 30, 1968 Hometown: Duncan, S.C. Wife: Paulette Children: Chas, Shuler, Jake, Brooks, Emily College: Presbyterian (1990)

coaching experience 2016-18 2014-15 2013 2009-12 2007-08 1995-06 1990-94

South Carolina Asst. Coach Auburn Offensive Analyst Byrnes (HS) Head Coach Byrnes (HS) AD/Off. Coord. Presbyterian Head Coach Byrnes (HS) Head Coach Byrnes (HS) Asst. Coach

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Bobby Bentley begins his third season at the University of South Carolina in 2018. Bentley joined Will Muschamp’s coaching staff on December 8, 2015 when he was named running backs coach. In his first season in Columbia in 2016, Bentley developed a pair of freshmen running backs in Rico Dowdle and A.J. Turner into the squad’s top two rushers. In fact, 78 percent of the rushing yards were by freshmen, with Dowdle and Turner combining for over 1,200 yards. Bentley’s second season proved to be a case of running back by committee. The sophomore quartet of Rico Dowdle, A.J. Turner, Ty’Son Williams and Mon Denson, all had strong moments. In addition, Bentley mentored his son, Jake, for the 2018 Outback Bowl, following the dismissal of quarterbacks coach Kurt Roper. A South Carolina native, Bentley returned to the Palmetto State after two seasons as an offensive analyst at Auburn under Gus Malzahn. In 2014, the Tigers posted an 8-5 record, including a loss to Wisconsin in the Outback Bowl. During his time at Auburn, Bentley worked with a trio of running backs, Cameron Artis-Payne, Corey Grant and Peyton Barber, all of whom went on to play in the NFL.

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Prior to his stint at Auburn, Bentley was the head coach at James F. Byrnes High School in Duncan, S.C. where he was one of the most successful high school coaches in the country. He served as an assistant for the Rebels from 1990-94 before being named head coach in 1995. He compiled a 119-54 record at Byrnes in two stints (1995-2006 and 2013) and won four-consecutive state championships from 2002-05. The Rebels posted a 57-2 record during the title streak run. Following the team’s fourth state title, Bentley was honored as the 2005 Nike National Coach of the Year. He also was named as the South Carolina Football Coaches Association Coach of the Year in 2006. He was the Rebels’ head coach for one additional season (2013) when he logged a 12-2 record and garnered a Region II-4A title. During his time at Byrnes, Bentley had the opportunity to coach Marcus Lattimore, who went on to an outstanding collegiate career at South Carolina before injuries derailed his career. Bentley was named head coach at his alma mater, Presbyterian College in 2007, becoming the first NCAA Football Championship Subdivision head football coach in PC’s history. In his first year at PC, the Blue

Hose ranked third nationally in both passing yards and total offense and finished in the top 15 in both scoring and passing efficiency while logging a 6-5 record. In two seasons at Presbyterian he posted a 10-13 mark. During his time at PC, the Blue Hose set school records in points scored in a season (404), yards in a season (5,290), passing yards in a game (648) and passing efficiency. Bentley also signed and coached NFL Pro Bowl cornerback Justin Bethel. On January 5, 2009, Bentley resigned as head football coach of the Blue Hose. He accepted a new position with Spartanburg School District 5 as the district wide athletic director and public information officer. A 1986 Byrnes alumnus, Bentley played football at Presbyterian before graduating in 1990. He and his wife, the former Paulette West, are the parents of five children: Chas, Shuler, Jake, Brooks and Emily. Shuler, a redshirt senior quarterback, is the returning starter at Murray State after spending three years at Old Dominion, while Jake is a junior quarterback on the Gamecocks’ squad. Chas works in the South Carolina weight room as a strength and conditioning graduate assistant.

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Special Teams Coordinator/ Linebackers Coach Third Year at South Carolina

HU T ZL E R Full Name: Coleman Hutzler Born: May 5, 1984 Hometown: Las Vegas, Nev. Wife: Cobey Children: Micah and Leila College: Middlebury College (2006)

coaching experience 2016-18 2015 2014 2012-13 2010-11 2008-09 2007 2006

South Carolina Asst. Coach Boston College Asst. Coach Florida Assistant Coach New Mexico Assistant Coach Florida Assistant Coach Stanford Assistant Coach Stanford Recruiting Assistant San Diego Assistant Coach

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Coleman Hutzler begins his third season at South Carolina in 2018. Hutzler was added to head coach Will Muschamp’s first Gamecock coaching staff on December 18, 2015. He coordinates the special teams efforts and coaches the linebackers. In 2017, Hutzler was one of 56 nominees for the Broyles Award, which goes to the nation’s top assistant coach. Punter Joseph Charlton logged one of the school’s top singleseason punting average at 43.5 yards per kick, while ranking among the nation’s top 30. Deebo Samuel returned each of his two kickoffs for touchdowns in the season’s first two games. Defensively, linebackers Skai Moore and T.J. Brunson were the team’s top two tacklers, logging over 180 stops between them. Moore, who led the team in tackles in all four of his seasons for the Gamecocks, earned All-SEC accolades. Under Hutzler’s tutelage, the South Carolina kickoff return team led the SEC and ranked eighth in the nation, averaging 25.8 yards per return in 2016. A trio of players, Deebo Samuel, A.J. Turner and Rashad Fenton, all returned a kick at least 50 yards, with Samuel taking one to the house from 100 yards away. Placekicker Elliott Fry became the school’s all-time leading scorer, while snapper Drew Williams was recognized as a fourth-team AllAmerican. Hutzler spent the 2015 season as the special teams coordinator and

outside linebackers coach at Boston College. During his year in Chestnut Hill, freshman Michael Walker ranked in the top 10 in the nation in kick return average, while the Eagles were second in the nation in punt return defense, allowing just 1.66 yards per return. BC also blocked three punts on the year. Hutzler was also part of a staff that produced the nation’s stingiest defense, as the Eagles allowed just 254.3 yards per game and 24.1 percent of third down conversions and were second in rushing defense at 82.8 yards per contest. Previously, Hutzler logged two stints at Florida, first from 2010-11 as Assistant to Linebackers and Special Teams Coordinator, then again for the 2014 season, handling special teams and outside linebackers. In 2014, Florida had the secondbest punt return average in the SEC and the 17th-best unit in the nation. UF punter Kyle Christy earned AP second-team All-SEC honors after averaging 44.3 yards per punt, the nation’s 14th-best average. As the Gators outside linebackers coach, Hutzler coached Dante Fowler, Jr. to a first-team Coaches All-SEC selection. Between his stints in Gainesville, Hutzler was the special teams coordinator and outside linebackers coach at New Mexico from 201213. He coached punter Ben Skaer to first-team All-Mountain West accolades and returner Carlos Wiggins to MWC Special Teams Player of the Year and a second-team All-

America honors in 2013. Wiggins returned three kickoffs for touchdowns, and the Lobos were first in the conference and 15th in the nation in kickoff returns. The Lobos improved from 112th nationally to 25th in net punting, and their puntreturn defense improved to No. 19 from 106th. Hutzler began his coaching career at the University of San Diego, working as a defensive assistant in 2006. He moved to Palo Alto to become a recruiting assistant at Stanford in 2007. He was an assistant to co-defensive coordinators Ron Lynn and Andy Buh and to DJ Durkin at Stanford in 2008 and 2009. The Las Vegas, Nevada, native played football at Middlebury College in Vermont, earning his degree in psychology. A linebacker on the team from 2002-05, he was a team captain as a senior and left the program second in career tackles. He also was a three-year catcher on the baseball team. Hutzler and his wife, Cobey, have a son, Micah, and a daughter, Leila. Cobey is a former director of volleyball operations at Stanford and was the Florida Class 3A Coach of the Year in 2011 while working at P.K. Yonge High. She played volleyball at UNLV and Michigan and is the daughter of long time University of Hawai’i women’s volleyball coach, Dave Shoji, who recently retired as the second all-time winningest coach in NCAA Division 1 history.

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Nickels/ SAM Linebackers Coach Third Year at South Carolina

KR A N T Z Full Name: Kyle Krantz Born: May 2, 1987 Hometown: Denver, Colo. Wife: Brittany College: Northern Colorado (2009)

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South Carolina Asst. Coach SC Defensive Analyst Auburn Defensive Analyst Florida Quality Control Kentucky Graduate Asst. Northwestern Quality Control Northern Colorado Asst. Coach

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Kyle Krantz is the newest member of the South Carolina on-field coaching staff, as he was promoted into the newly-created tenth on-field assistant coaching position in early January 2018. Krantz will serve as the special teams assistant and will coach the Nickels/Sam linebackers. Krantz owns nine years of coaching experience, including seven seasons in the SEC as part of three different programs. He has spent the past two years as a defensive analyst for the Gamecocks. “Kyle has been with me for the past five years and thinks like we do,” said Coach Muschamp. “He has a coordinator’s mentality and is an outstanding young coach.”

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A 2009 graduate of the University of Northern Colorado with a degree in sociology, Krantz began his career as a student assistant for the defense at UNC from 2007-08 before becoming the linebackers coach at his alma mater from 2009-10. During the summer of 2011, he worked as an offensive quality control volunteer at Northwestern. Krantz joined the Kentucky staff just prior to the start of the 2011 season, serving as a graduate assistant for the Wildcats. After two seasons in Lexington, he moved on to the University of Florida, where he was placed in charge of quality control for the offense in 2013, working primarily with the wide receivers,

and for the defense in 2014, working with the defensive backs under Coach Muschamp. Krantz spent the 2015 season as a defensive analyst on Gus Malzahn’s staff at Auburn, working again with Coach Muschamp and secondary coach Travaris Robinson, before reuniting with Muschamp and Robinson in Columbia. A native of Denver, Colo., Krantz is married to the former Brittany Hauck.

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MCCL E N D O N Full Name: Bryan McClendon Born: December 28, 1983 Hometown: Chicago, Ill. Wife: Amber Children: Bryan, Brooke and Brayden College: Georgia (2005)

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South Carolina Asst. Coach Georgia Interim Head Coach Georgia Assistant Coach Georgia Graduate Assistant

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Bryan McClendon joined the Carolina staff on December 23, 2015. In his first two seasons, McClendon served as the co-offensive coordinator and tutored the Gamecocksâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; wide receiving corps. He was put in charge of the offense and called the plays for the 2018 Outback Bowl and, in early January 2018, was named the full-time offensive coordinator. In 2017, McClendon had a very young stable of receivers, with no seniors on the roster. After an early season injury took standout Deebo Samuel out of the mix, McClendon groomed sophomore Bryan Edwards and true freshmen OrTre Smith and Shi Smith into a formidable unit. McClendon also had success on the recruiting trail, placing 25th on 247Sports recruiter rankings. Under McClendonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s guidance, Samuel and Edwards, developed into one of the SECâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s finest receiving duos during the 2016 campaign. Samuel paced the team with 59 receptions for 783 yards, while Edwards turned in the second-best true freshman season in Gamecock history, behind only Alshon Jeffery, logging 44 catches for 590 yards. McClendon was also recognized as one of the nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s top 25 recruiters for the 2017 cycle by Rivals.com. McClendon came to Columbia following a stint at his alma mater, the University of Georgia. A former Bulldog wide receiver, McClendon held several titles during the 2015

season, including wide receivers coach, assistant head coach and passing game coordinator. He was named interim head coach on Dec. 3, 2015, and served in that capacity in the 2016 TaxSlayer Bowl, a 24-17 win over Penn State. From 20092014, he was the Bulldogsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; running backs coach. McClendon also served as recruiting coordinator in 201415. While he was a member of the full-time coaching staff, Georgia teams won 64 games and two SEC Eastern Division titles. McClendon was part of an offensive staff that led Georgia to the 2014 SEC scoring offense title (41.3 ppg) and three consecutive record-setting seasons: total yards in a season (6,547 in 2012, 6,294 in 2013, 5,964 in 2014); average yards per game (467.64 in 2012, 484.2 in 2013, 458.8 in 2014); and most TDs in a season (72 in 2012, 58 in 2013, 70 in 2014). He has coached some of the countryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s top tailbacks including Todd Gurley (2015 1st round draft choice of the St. Louis Rams), 2014 Freshman All-American Nick Chubb, and 2011 SEC Freshman of the Year Isaiah Crowell. McClendon was a four-year letterman with the Bulldogs (2002-05) and his senior class won 44 games-most by any class in Georgia history. During his tenure, the Bulldogs won three Southeastern Conference Eastern Division titles (2002, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;03, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;05), two SEC championships (2002,

â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;05), and played in four bowl games (2003 Nokia Sugar, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;04 Capital One, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;05 Outback, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;06 Nokia Sugar), winning three of them. McClendonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s career blossomed in 2005, when the Bulldogs won the SEC championship. The Atlanta, Ga., native caught 35 passes with six going for touchdowns. He caught the game-winning TD pass in the closing minutes against Georgia Tech, and then blocked a punt in the SEC Championship game, which led to the Bulldogsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; third TD in the 34-14 victory over LSU. Following his Georgia career, McClendon signed a free agent contract with the NFLâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Chicago Bears. After one summer with the Bears, he returned to Georgia as a graduate assistant from 2007-08. Born December 28, 1983, McClendon graduated from Georgia in December 2005, with a degree in Recreation and Leisure Studies. He is the son of former Georgia tailback Willie McClendon, 1978 SEC Player of the Year and running back for the Chicago Bears. McClendon was a prep standout at Mays High School where he was a PrepStar All-American and a SuperPrep All-Dixie team. He played in the Georgia-Florida high school all-star game following his senior season. Bryan is married to the former Amber Arnold of Atlanta, Ga. They have three children, Bryan, Brooke and Brayden McClendon.

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MIKE

P E T E RS ON

Outside Linebackers Coach Third Year at South Carolina

P E T E R SO N Full Name: Porter Michael Peterson Born: June 17, 1976 Hometown: Gainesville, Fla. Wife: Chantal Children: Mike Jr. and Gavin College: Florida (2013)

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Mike Peterson is in his third season in Columbia, serving as the outside linebackers coach. Peterson was named to the post on January 26, 2016. Peterson was instrumental in the continued development of sophomore D.J. Wonnum, who was twice named SEC Defensive Lineman of the Week and ranked tied for seventh in the SEC in tackles for loss with 13.0, while leading the team with 6.0 sacks. With Peterson’s mentoring, senior Darius English turned in his finest season for the Garnet & Black in 2016, garnering 9.0 sacks to move him into both the single-season and career (15.0) sacks top-10 lists in school history while earning secondteam All-SEC accolades. After retiring from a 14-year NFL playing career, Peterson returned to his alma mater at the University of Florida in 2013 where he finished his degree while working as an undergraduate assistant coach on the Gators’ strength & conditioning staff. Upon his graduation, he was named to a full-time position as a strength & conditioning coordinator.

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“Mike’s another great example for our student-athletes at the University of South Carolina for what he’s accomplished,” said Coach Muschamp at the time of his hiring. “He played at a high level and demonstrated great character and class throughout the time that we worked together at Florida. His vast NFL experience and knowledge of our schemes will complement our staff.” Peterson played linebacker on head coach Steve Spurrier’s Florida Gators from 1995-98. He was a member of the 1996 Gators team that finished 12-1 and won the college football national championship. As a senior in 1998, he served as a team captain, earned first-team AllSEC and All-America honors and was selected as the Gators’ most valuable player by his teammates. He was inducted into the University of Florida Athletic Hall of Fame as a “Gator Great” in 2011. Peterson was a second-round pick (36th pick overall) of the Indianapolis Colts in the 1999 NFL Draft and played professional for the Colts (1999-2002), Jacksonville Jaguars (2003-08) and Atlanta Falcons (2009-12). He earned second-team

All-Pro honors in 2005. During his NFL career, Peterson logged 883 tackles in 196 games with 21.5 sacks and 19 interceptions. Born June 17, 1976 in Gainesville, Fla., Peterson is the older brother of former Chicago Bears running back Adrian Peterson. Porter Michael Peterson and his wife, Chantal, have two sons, Mike Jr. and Gavin. His father was a longtime coach in the Gainesville area. Peterson and his wife established the Mike Peterson Foundation in 2004. The foundation was constituted in an attempt to support and benefit under-served youth and socio-economically challenged families in Peterson’s hometown of Alachua, Florida and his NFL cities of Jacksonville and Atlanta. Since its inception, the Mike Peterson Foundation has already served over 15,000 youth and families through several community events and programs, most notably the Top Dog Readers Club literacy program at the Grove Park Elementary School in Atlanta.

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TRAVA RIS

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RO B IN SO N Full Name: Travaris Robinson Born: September 1, 1981 Hometown: Miami, Fla. Wife: Mandisa Children: Tyson, Travis and Jordyn College: Auburn (2007)

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Travaris Robinson was one of the first hires made by head coach Will Muschamp when he began assembling his first coaching staff at South Carolina. Now in his third season in Columbia, Robinson serves as the Gamecocks’ defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach. Carolina led the SEC and ranked ninth in the country with 28 turnovers forced, while ranking 25th in points allowed per game at 20.7 in 2017. The Gamecocks held 11 of 13 opponents to fewer points than its season average. Carolina tied for 10th in the nation in turnovers forced with 27 during the 2016 campaign, including 15 interceptions. Regarded as one of the top recruiters in the country, T-Rob spent the previous five seasons coaching defensive backs under Muschamp, first at Florida (2011-14), then at Auburn (2015). The former Tiger standout began his coaching career at Auburn under Muschamp, first as a staff assistant in 2006 while finishing up his undergraduate degree, then as a GA in 2007. A Miami, Fla. native, Robinson spent one season each as a defensive backs coach at Western Kentucky (2008), Southern Miss (2009) and Texas Tech (2010) before reuniting with Muschamp on his staff at Florida. In his first season at Florida in 2011, Robinson guided a UF secondary that ranked seventh in the

nation in pass defense (166.8), while the Gator defense ranked eighth nationally in total defense (299.5). Robinson led a secondary that was one of the best in the nation in 2012, ranking No. 2 in pass efficiency defense (95.55) and allowing just seven touchdown passes, the secondfewest in the nation. Florida had 20 interceptions on the season, good for seventh nationally while safety Matt Elam was a first-team All-America selection and first-round draft pick. In 2013, Robinson’s secondary was seventh nationally in passing defense and eighth in passing efficiency defense, while the defensive unit was eight in total defense. Under Robinson, Vernon Hargreaves III was a freshman All-SEC and freshman All-America pick while being named the National Freshman Defensive Player of the Year by College Football News. In 2014 at Florida, Robinson again tutored Hargreaves III, who was a first-team All-SEC pick and named first-team All-America. Jalen Tabor received freshman All-America and freshman All-SEC honors. The Gators defense finished the 2014 regular season ranked ninth nationally in total defense, 14th in pass efficiency defense and 23rd in passing defense. At Texas Tech, he helped the Red Raiders to an 8-5 record and a TicketCity Bowl victory over Northwestern. In his one season at Tech, Robinson had two defensive backs earn

All-Big 12 Honorable Mention recognition and a third that was named a freshman All-America honorable mention. His 2009 Southern Miss squad finished in the top four in Conference USA in pass efficiency defense, interceptions and yards per pass attempt, and he coached First Team All-C-USA selection Eddie Hicks. Before embarking on his coaching career, Robinson played two seasons in the NFL with the Atlanta Falcons and Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Auburn posted a 30-19 record during his playing career, including a Top-20 ranking in the final polls after his senior season. He was selected the MVP of the Iron Bowl after recording 12 tackles and breaking up a pair of passes to help the Tigers to a 13-9 victory over Alabama, as they would go on to defeat Penn State in the Capital One Bowl. He was a first-team AP All-SEC selection after collecting 92 total tackles, second on the squad, with four interceptions. He concluded his collegiate career with 166 tackles and five picks. Robinson was born in Miami, Fla. and attended Coral Park High where he was a four-year letterman and earned all-state honors as a defensive back and wide receiver. He received his bachelor’s degree in mass communications from Auburn in 2007. He is married to the former Mandisa Skyers. Their family includes sons, Tyson Jerod and Travis Jerod, and daughter, Jordyn.

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LANCE

T HOMP S ON

Asst. Head Coach - Defense/ !"!*/%2! %*! ƫ+ $ Third Year at South Carolina

T H O M PSO N Full Name: James Lance Thompson Born: June 4, 1964 Hometown: Riverdale, Ga. Wife: Mary Ann Children: Allie, Christina and Lane Thompson; Alli and Taylor Guzy College: The Citadel (1987)

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South Carolina Asst. Coach Auburn Assistant Coach Alabama Assistant Coach Tennessee Assistant Coach Alabama Assistant Coach UCF Assistant Coach LSU Assistant Coach Georgia Tech Assistant Coach Alabama Assistant Coach Georgia Tech Assistant Coach Georgia Tech Dir.-FB Ops. Georgia Tech Volunteer Asst. Georgia Tech Graduate Asst.

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Lance Thompson begins his third year in Columbia. Head football coach Will Muschamp named Thompson as the Gamecocks’ assistant head coach of defense and defensive line coach on December 31, 2015. In his second year, Thompson helped groom Dante Sawyer into a second-team All-SEC selection, while senior Taylor Stallworth had his finest season for the Garnet & Black. Additionally, junior college transfer Javon Kinlaw developed into a force to be reckoned with over the next two seasons. Thompson is a proven winner. A member of national championship staffs at Alabama, Georgia Tech and LSU, Thompson has been a member of four SEC championship coaching staffs, two ACC championship staffs and one Conference USA divisional winner. Additionally, Thompson has either coached or recruited players who have participated in nine National Championship games, winning eight of those contests (Georgia Tech, LSU twice and Alabama five times). “I’m excited to have Coach Thompson join our staff,” said Coach Muschamp at the time of Thompson’s hiring. “He did a great

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job calling the Auburn defense in their bowl win over Memphis. He has coached multiple positions throughout his career and has a great understanding of our defensive system. He will be an outstanding addition to our staff.” Ranked as the No. 1 recruiter in the nation on the Ultimate ESPN 300 recruiting power rankings for 2014 when he was coaching at Alabama, and named Rivals National Recruiter of the Year in 2008, also with the Crimson Tide, Thompson was reunited with Muschamp on Gus Malzahn’s Auburn staff in 2015, where he coached the linebackers. Thompson and Muschamp also worked together as assistant coaches at LSU from 2002-2003. Thompson worked at Alabama three different times, from 19992000, 2007-08 and 2012-14. He helped Alabama’s 2013 defense to hold opponents to 13.9 points per game, the fifth-best mark in Division I college football. His Alabama recruits included Julio Jones, A.J. McCarron, Mark Barron, D.J. Fluker and Trent Richardson. Thompson worked with Nick Saban at both Alabama and LSU. He was the assistant head coach in charge of recruiting and the tight ends coach when LSU won the 2003

national title. He also coached the defensive line at LSU. Thompson also logged stints at Tennessee (2009-11), Georgia Tech (1988-98, 2001), and Central Florida, where he was defensive coordinator from 2004-06. In 2005, UCF won the Conference USA Eastern Division title. At Georgia Tech, he held various roles, including defensive line coach, defensive ends coach, tight ends coach, recruiting coordinator and director of football operations. He began his coaching career as a graduate assistant with the Yellow Jackets in 1988. Thompson has coached and/or recruited several players who have been selected highly in the NFL Draft, including such notables as Jones, Barron, Richardson, Fluker, Chance Warmack, Marco Coleman, Cornelius Griffin, Marquise Hill, Laron Landry, Tyson Jackson, Coutney Upshaw and Coleman Rudolph. Thompson is a 1987 graduate of The Citadel, where he was a fouryear letterwinner as a defensive lineman, and earned his bachelor’s degree in education and mathematics. A native of Riverdale, Ga., he is married to the former Mary Ann Guzy. Thompson has five children -- Allie, Christina and Lane Thompson, and Alli and Taylor Guzy.

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PAT

W AS HING TO N

Tight Ends Coach Third Year at South Carolina

W A SH IN GTO N Full Name: Patrick Washington Born: October 12, 1963 Hometown: Mobile, Ala. Wife: Claudette Children: Tyson and Justin College: Auburn (1987)

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South Carolina Asst. Coach Missouri Assistant Coach Kentucky Assistant Coach Southern Miss Asst. Coach Mississippi State Asst. Coach Kansas State Assistant Coach Tennessee Assistant Coach Baylor Assistant Coach TCU Assistant Coach La.-Lafayette Asst. Coach Auburn Graduate Assistant

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Pat Washington, a 30-year collegiate coaching veteran, begins his third season at South Carolina serving as the tight ends coach. Under Washington’s watch, Hayden Hurst went from a former walk-on to a first-team All-SEC tight end, ranking second on the squad in both receptions and yards receiving during the 2017 campaign. In his first season in Columbia, Washington was responsible for the development of sophomore standouts Hurst and K.C. Crosby. Hurst set school tight end records with 48 receptions and 616 receiving yards, while Crosby tied for the team lead with four TD receptions. Washington has 20 years of experience under his belt on five different SEC staffs, including an 11-year stint as wide receivers coach at Tennessee (1995-2005), which included an undefeated 1998 season and a national title. He came to South Carolina from Missouri, where he has served as the receiving coach from 2013-15. The Tigers captured the SEC Eastern Division title and played in the SEC Championship game in both 2013 and 2014. Senior receiver Bud Sasser was named first-team All-SEC in 2014, becoming Missouri’s first first-team all-conference wide receiver since 2009. Mizzou’s wideouts enjoyed a banner year in 2013 and played a critical role as the Tigers became one of the most improved offensive attacks

in the nation. Leading the way was Dorial Green-Beckham, who earned second-team All-SEC honors by the Associated Press after catching 59 passes for 883 yards and 12 touchdowns -- the latter of which tied for most in the SEC in 2013. Washington’s receivers solid downfield blocking also helped spring the Tiger ground game for a 3,000-yard season as part of MU’s 12-2 campaign. Washington has enjoyed success throughout his career, as he’s coached on teams that have reached bowl games 19 times. Tennessee posted a 105-31 record during his tenure that featured 10 bowl appearances -- including three Citrus Bowls, two Fiesta, Peach and Cotton Bowls, and one Orange Bowl. The Volunteers also reached the SEC Championship Game four times with Washington on staff. A win in the 1998 SEC title game vaulted UT to the 1999 Fiesta Bowl, where the Vols downed Florida State, 23-16, to cap an undefeated season and a national championship. During his tenure at Tennessee, Washington developed several standout receivers, including Peerless Price, Donte Stallworth, Joey Kent, Marcus Nash, Robert Meachem and Cedrick Wilson, among others. Nash, Stallworth and Meachem were first-round draft picks, and all six enjoyed NFL careers. Washington’s coaching career began at Auburn, where he served his alma mater as a GA from 1987-88.

After the Tigers reached bowl games both years, Washington landed his first full-time position as the receivers coach at Louisiana-Lafayette (1989-91), and that was followed by a two-year stop at TCU (1992-93) as receivers coach. He spent one year at Baylor (1994) as running backs coach, and the Bears reached the 1994 Alamo Bowl during his time there, before he left to join Tennessee the following year. Following his time at UT, Washington coached receivers at Kansas State in 2006, helping the Wildcats to a berth in the Texas Bowl. He then returned to the SEC as the receivers coach at Mississippi State from 2007-08. The Bulldogs broke a six-year postseason drought, winning the 2007 AutoZone Liberty Bowl. From 2009-11, Washington coached running backs at Southern Mississippi, and his backfield played an integral role in Southern Miss’ Conference USA Championship in 2011. He spent the 2012 season at Kentucky as wide receivers coach and passing game coordinator. A native of Mobile, Ala., Washington played quarterback at Auburn from 1982-85. He guided the Tigers to a combined 17-8 record in his final two seasons years and to 1984 Liberty Bowl and 1986 Cotton Bowl appearances. Washington earned a management degree from Auburn in 1987. He and his wife, Claudette, are the parents of sons Tyson and Justin.

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DAN

W E RNE R

Quarterbacks Coach First Year at South Carolina

WERNER Full Name: Daniel Eric Werner Born: February 7, 1959 Hometown: Dowagiac, Mich. Wife: Caysie Children: Maya and Ian College: Western Michigan (1983)

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Dan Werner, a highly-successful veteran offensive mind, was named the Gamecocks’ quarterback coach in January 2018. Werner comes to Columbia after one season as an offensive analyst at Alabama under Nick Saban. He spent the previous five years as the co-offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach at the University of Mississippi under head coach Hugh Freeze. In 2016, Ole Miss led the SEC in passing offense (314.9 yards per game), was third in total offense (464.3 ypg) and fourth in scoring offense at 32.6 points per game. In 2015, Ole Miss set program records for scoring (531), touchdowns (68), total offense (6,731), passing yards (4,351), passing touchdowns (35), 50+ point games (4) and games with more than 600 yards of offense (3). The Rebels led the SEC and were top-10 nationally in scoring (40.8), total offense (517.8 ypg) and passing (334.7 ypg), garnering Werner his second nomination for the Broyles Award as the nation’s top assistant coach. Under Werner’s tutelage, Bo Wallace broke Ole Miss school records for career total offensive yards (10,478), 300-yard passing games (11), completion percentage (63.0) and pass efficiency (140.8) and went 24-15 as the Rebels’ starting quarterback from 2012-14. In just three years as a starter, Wallace ranked in the SEC’s top 10 all-time in total offense and passing yards. In 2012, Werner helped turn around a Rebel offense that ranked at or near the bottom of the SEC in

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every statistical category in 2011 to rank top five in the SEC and top 50 in the nation in scoring, total offense and passing. Werner boasts three decades of coaching experience, including a total of eight years in two terms at the University of Miami, when he tutored outstanding quarterbacks and directed some of the best offenses in college football. He helped Miami to eight bowls, four national championship games and three national titles during his combined tenure. He also played an integral part in the development of several of the Hurricanes’ greatest quarterbacks, including 2001 Maxwell Award winner Ken Dorsey, 1992 Heisman Trophy winner Gino Torretta as well as Heisman candidates Steve Walsh and Craig Erickson. Over his last five seasons (200105) at Miami, Hurricane quarterbacks threw for more than 14,500 yards and 114 touchdowns under Werner, giving balance to an offensive philosophy predicated on equality between the run and the pass. Werner’s second stint in Coral Gables was preceded by a spectacular 2000 season as offensive coordinator at Murray State. He built the Racers’ offense into one of the most potent on the FCS level, as the team ranked 11th nationally in total offense (452 yards/game) and 13th in passing yardage (276 yards/game). Werner was an offensive consultant to Tommy Tuberville at Auburn during the 1999 season. Before the job at Auburn, Werner was an assistant coach at James Madison Uni-

versity for four seasons from 199598. He began his tenure at JMU as assistant head coach/quarterback coach/passing game coordinator in 1995. In 1997, he was promoted to offensive coordinator/assistant head coach. From 1991-94, Werner coached at Louisiana Tech, where he was an assistant coach in charge of running backs and inside receivers. In 1993, he was promoted to offensive coordinator/quarterback coach. Werner joined the coaching staff at UNLV in the spring of 1990. At UNLV, he was an assistant coach in charge of quarterbacks. In the fall of 1990, Werner left the college game for one season to serve as offensive line coach at Miami’s Southridge High School. As a graduate assistant at Miami during the 1987-88 seasons, Werner worked with UM quarterbacks Steve Walsh, Craig Erickson and Gino Torretta during a n era in which the Hurricanes went 23-1 and won the 1987 national championship. In 1989, he was a volunteer assistant coach working with the wide receivers on another Miami national championship team. Werner began his college coaching career in 1986 as an assistant at Cornell University. Prior to that, he coached three seasons on the high school level. Werner graduated from Western Michigan University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in education in 1983. He attended Parkway Central High School in Missouri. Werner’s wife’s name is Caysie. He has two children, Maya and Ian.

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ERIC

W OL F ORD

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WO L F O R D Full Name: Eric Wolford Born: April 5, 1971 Hometown: Youngstown, Ohio Wife: Melinda Children: Stone, Marlee College: Kansas State (1994)

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Offensive line coach Eric Wolford begins his second year on Will Muschampâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s staff and his third year overall in Columbia. Wolford previously served on Steve Spurrierâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s staff during the 2009 campaign. Despite numerous injuries that forced nine different players into the starting front five, Carolinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s offensive line, under Wolfordâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s direction, allowed 28 sacks in 2017, 13 fewer than they allowed in 2016. Wolford was also named a top-25 recruiter by Rivals following the 2018 February signing date. Before coming back to Carolina, Wolford spent the previous two seasons in the NFL as the San Francisco 49ers assistant offensive line coach. Prior to his stint with the 49ers, Wolford logged 19 seasons as a coach at the collegiate level, including five (2010-14) as the head coach at Youngstown State. After a 3-8 mark in his first season, the Penguins compiled a 28-18 mark over his final four campaigns, were ranked in the top-10 three times, and broke 32 school records during his tenure. Highlights included a 2012 win over Pitt - the first win over a BCS team in school history, and a 2011 win over top-ranked North Dakota State, while overseeing the squadâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s highest GPA on record for four-consecutive seasons. Wolford served as South Carolinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s run game coordinator and offensive line coach in 2009 after a twoyear stint at Illinois where he held a

similar post. Under Wolfordâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s tutelage, the Illini, which played in the 2008 Rose Bowl game, led the Big Ten in rushing (2007) and passing (2008), while topping the 5,000yard mark in total offense for just the third and fourth times in school history. Wolford was considered a Rivals Top-20 National Recruiter in 2008. Wolford spent three seasons (2004-06) at Arizona as the offensive line coach. UA led the league in fewest sacks allowed in 2004 and was second in 2005. He was also an integral part of back-to-back top-25 recruiting classes. Wolford spent the 2003 season at North Texas, where his offensive line paved the way for tailback Patrick Cobbs. He rushed for a leaguerecord 1,690 yards, earning the Sun Belt Offensive Player of the Year Award. Cobbs averaged 152 yards and 11.5 points per game, leading the NCAA. The offensive line blocked for a rushing average of 177.5 yards per game, which ranked 35th nationally, allowed only 18 sacks during the season and posted an 88 percent efficiency rating in the redzone. Wolford also helped lead UNT to its third-consecutive bid to the New Orleans Bowl. Before joining North Texas, Wolford enjoyed three-year stints at both Houston and South Florida. While at Houston, he coached a number of positions, spanning offense, defense and special teams. In 2002, Hous-

ton enjoyed a dramatic turnaround, going from a winless season to five victories. The team also ended on a high note, defeating nationallyranked Louisville in the finale. During that time, Wolford coached five all-conference players. Wolford had the unique experience of coaching in the first three seasons of the South Florida football program, helping to lead the Bulls to two winning seasons in three years. In year two of the building process, the offense put up over 400 yards per game, including 191.5 rushing yards per contest. Running back Dyral McMillan became the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first 1,000-yard rusher that year. Wolford began his coaching career at his alma mater, Kansas State, where he served as a GA and worked with the offensive line under John Latina. He then spent two years as the offensive line and strength coach at Emporia State. Wolford was a four-year starter at K-State under Bill Snyder, and his teams laid the groundwork for the programâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s emergence on the national stage. During his senior year, the Wildcats won the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first bowl game in the 1993 Copper Bowl. He earned a bachelorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s degree in 1994 in social sciences with a focus on monetary policy and banking. Wolford signed a free agent contract with Buddy Ryanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Arizona Cardinals. Wolford and his wife, Dr. Melinda Wolford, have a son, Stone, and a daughter, Marlee.

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JEFF

DI L L M AN

Director Strength & Conditioning Third Year at South Carolina

D IL L M A N Full Name: Jeffrey Dillman Born: September 10, 1976 Hometown: Rockingham, N.C. Wife: Jeanne Children: Cole and Olivia College: Appalachian State (2001)

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Jeff Dillman is in his third year in Columbia guiding the strength and conditioning program for South Carolina Football. Dillman was named Director of Football Strength and Conditioning on December 14, 2015. Dillman joined the Gamecocks after spending one season as an assistant strength & conditioning coach at Alabama. He was part of the staff that helped the Crimson Tide to the 2016 national championship. Prior to that, he worked on Head Coach Will Muschamp’s staff at the University of Florida for three years as the Director of Strength & Conditioning. Prior to his arrival in Gainesville, Dillman worked at the IMG Performance Institute in Bradenton. As the Head of Physical Conditioning at IMG Academies, Dillman oversaw the strength and conditioning

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programs for all youth, adult, collegiate and professional athletes who trained at the Academy, including NBA and NFL offseason workouts, NFL Combine training and the Madden Football Academy. Dillman’s professional career began as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at UL-Monroe beginning in 2001, working with nine different teams over his tenure with the Warhawks. In 2003, he was hired as an assistant strength and conditioning coach at LSU and helped the Tigers to several notable achievements, including an SEC and BCS National Championship for the football team, Final Four appearances for both the men’s and women’s basketball teams and a College World Series trip for the baseball team. He also worked with men’s and women’s tennis and gymnastics.

In 2006, Dillman took over the strength and conditioning program at his alma mater, Appalachian State. He helped the football program to two-straight Division I-AA national championships (2006-07) and the historic upset of No. 5-ranked Michigan in 2007. A native of Rockingham, N.C., Dillman was a football letterman at Elon College before he transferred to Appalachian State University, where he completed his football eligibility. He earned a bachelor’s degree in exercise science in 2001. Dillman is a member of the Collegiate Strength & Conditioning Coaches Association and the American Football Coaches Association. He is certified by the National Strength & Conditioning Coaches Association (NSCA). He and his wife, Jeanne, have two children, twins Cole and Olivia.

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Director - Football Nutrition Second Year at South Carolina

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C OG G I N Kristin Coggin joined the Gamecocks in May 2017 as the Director - Football Nutrition. As team Dietitian she is responsible for managing all aspects of performance nutrition for the team which includes coordinating all meals throughout the year, counseling athletes, and analyzing the athletes body compositions and hydration needs. She collaborates with the coaching and training staffs to provide updates on nutrition concerns, priorities, and accomplishments for each individual player. Coggin previously served on the Alabama staff as a Registered Dieti-

tian/Performance Nutrition Coordinator for two years. She worked closely with football, men’s basketball, softball and several other sports. The Crimson Tide reached CFP National Championship in both years. Coggin graduated from Tennessee with degrees in psychology in 2012 and in nutrition in 2014, which lead to a dietetic internship at Cal PolyPomona. The Pulaski, Tenn., native had a successful athletic career as part of the Lady Vols rowing team. She won two conference titles and competed for an NCAA Championship.

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Director - Character and Life Skills Third Year at South Carolina Reverend Charles B. Jackson, Jr. is in his third season as the Director of Character and Life Skills. A Columbia native, Jackson graduated from South Carolina State with a business management degree. Jackson continued his education at the Morehouse School of Religion on the campus of the ITC in Atlanta where earned the Master of Divinity degree with a concentration in Homiletics. Jackson is also clinically

certified by Palmetto Health, having completed an extensive unit of Clinical Pastoral Education. Jackson received his license to preach the Gospel in 2001 and was ordained into the ministry in 2002. He is presently the pastor of the New Laurel Street Missionary Baptist Church. Jackson and his wife, Iva, have four children, Charles III (“Tre”), Caleb, Carter and Kayla.

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Director - On-Campus Recruiting Third Year at South Carolina Jessica Jackson has served as Director On-Campus Recruiting since January 2016. Her responsibilities include coordination of all official and unofficial visits as well as managing recruiting compliance records. Jackson served as a football recruiting and operations assistant while attending Alabama as an undergrad, where she was a part of the 2011 and 2012 National Championship staff and contributed to four-

consecutive No. 1-ranked recruiting classes. Jackson was part of the event staff and helped coordinate the 2014 Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl’s inaugural year in the College Football Playoff. A Fayetteville, Ga., native, she graduated with honors in 2014 with a degree in kinesiology and a minor in psychology. She was a member of the rowing and weightlifting teams and the Theta Sigma Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

L A T T IM O RE Former Gamecock standout Marcus Lattimore was named Director of Player Development on January 12, 2018. Lattimore is one of the most beloved Gamecocks to don the Garnet and Black. After one of the most decorated careers in South Carolina high school football history, the Duncan, S.C., native burst onto the scene in 2010 when he rushed for 1,197 yards, leading the Gamecocks to their first SEC Eastern Division title and earning SEC Freshman of the Year accolades. His sophomore and junior seasons were abbreviated after sustaining major knee injuries. Despite his limited time on the field, he set the school record for career rushing touchdowns with 38, while

ranking sixth in school history with 2,677 career rushing yards. Despite the knee injuries, Lattimore was a fourth-round pick in the 2013 NFL Draft by the San Francisco 49ers, but never played in an NFL game. He is the founder of the Marcus Lattimore Foundation, which is committed to the youth and initiatives which emphasize Christian values, character, life-skills development, education, and health and wellness in South Carolina, and has most recently served as the head football coach at Heathwood Hall prep school in Columbia. He is married to the former Miranda Bailey.

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Director - Player Personnel Second Year at South Carolina Matt Lindsey was named the South Carolina Football program’s Director of Player Personnel on February 13, 2017. Lindsey directs the recruiting efforts of South Carolina Football. He oversees all recruiting services and recruiting videos and identifies potential student-athletes for the coaching staff. In addition, he assists with camps, clinics, on-campus visits and other football related events. In 2017, Lindsey was recognized by 247Sports in its “30Under30” list of rising stars in college football. Lindsey came to Columbia after a stint with the Philadelphia Eagles. He joined the Eagles’ organization in 2013 as a scouting assistant, working with the pro and college scouting departments. The Eagles reached the NFC Playoffs following the 2013 regular season.

Lindsey was promoted to College Scouting Coordinator for the Eagles in 2014. In that role, Lindsey served as the liaison between the scouting staff and the front office and handled day-to-day scheduling and organization of the scouting efforts for college all-star games, the NFL Combine. Lindsey was also responsible for scouting both college and pro players throughout the year. A native of Tuscaloosa, Ala., Lindsey earned a degree in consumer sciences from the University of Alabama in 2013. He assisted all efforts of the football recruiting department as an undergraduate. The Crimson Tide earned three national championships during his tenure. Lindsey is married to the former Kellie Roscia.

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Assistant Athletics Director Video Operations 22nd Year at South Carolina

Director - High School Relations 17th Year at South Carolina

LISLE Joe Lisle is in his 22nd year as the Football Video Coordinator. In 2012, he was promoted to Assistant AD/Video Operations. Lisle, who was named Teammate of the Year in 2008-09, has twice been honored as the Collegiate Sports Video Association’s Outstanding SEC Video Coordinator. Lisle came to Carolina from Memphis where he was video coordinator for two years. Lisle received his degree in mass communications with an empha-

sis in broadcast production from Middle Tennessee State in 1990. He assumed the role of video coordinator at his alma mater while in his last year of undergraduate study. Lisle also coached kickers at MTSU, including four who earned all-conference honors and one All-American. Lisle was a placekicker for four years. He led the nation in field goals during his senior season. He and his wife, Anne, have three children, Mark, Gordon and Maggie Grace.

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Director - Football ƫ.! 0%2! !.2% !/ Fourth Year at South Carolina Kristin Sheetz is in her third season as Director - Football Creative Services, and in her fourth year working solely with football. Sheetz works with the football recruiting office conceptualizing and designing graphics to be released on social media and distributed to recruits. In addition, she collaborates with other departments within Carolina Athletics to create content and develop a cohesive brand. Sheetz got her start in athletics in 2014, working as a graphic design

intern with the Carolina athletics media relations department, designing preview, in-game and post-game graphics. In addition, she assisted with the design of several publications. She moved over to work with the football department exclusively in 2015. Sheetz graduated cum laude from South Carolina in 2015 with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and mass communications, with a major in visual communications and a minor in graphic design.

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Director - Football Equipment Operations Third Year at South Carolina Larry Waters joined the Carolina football staff in 2016 as Director – Football Equipment Operations. Waters came to Columbia following a five-year stint as an assistant equipment manager for football at Alabama. During that time, the Crimson Tide won a pair of football national championships. Waters, who hails from Collins, Miss., earned a degree in political 34

science from Mississippi State in 2010. While an undergrad, he served as a football student manager. In 2010, Waters worked first as an equipment intern for the New Orleans Saints in the NFL, before being named a full-time equipment assistant for the Saints upon graduation. He left the Saints in 2012 to join the Alabama football equipment staff.

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WRENN Clyde Wrenn returned to the football offices in 2016 after working for the previous three years in the development arm of the Gamecocks’ athletics department. He has more than 30 years of high school, college and professional experience to his credit. Wrenn spent 11 years at South Carolina as an Assistant Athletics Director from 1993-2004, first as Football Recruiting Coordinator and later for High School Relations, before leaving to pursue other opportunities. Prior to his return to

Columbia, he spent one year as the director of football operations at Southern Miss under Ellis Johnson. A native of Chester, S.C., Wrenn was a football coach at the high school level for seven years and worked as the recruiting coordinator on the football staff at Clemson for 11 seasons. He also spent two years as a scout with the NFL’s Denver Broncos. Wrenn earned his bachelor’s degree from NC State in 1965. He later received a master’s degree from Western Carolina in 1969.

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Director - Football Operations First Year at South Carolina George Wynn was named Director of Football Operations on February 1, 2018. Wynn has logged three previous stops as DFO over the past 19 years. He served at Arizona State from 1999-2005, assisting head coaches Bruce Snyder and Dirk Koetter; was the Assistant AD of Football Operations at Texas from 2005-2011 under head coach Mack Brown; and most recently, as the Assistant AD for Football Operations at Florida from 2011-2017, where he worked with Coach Muschamp and Jim McElwain. Wynn oversees the logistics relating to the spring, preseason and postseason practices, serves as the liaison to the compliance office and several other athletics and university departments, coordinates team travel arrangements and oversees the football budget.

Wynn was a four-year studentathlete in football, including three years as a starter, at Georgia. A team captain as a senior, Wynn earned his bachelor’s degree in criminal justice in 1992. He played football professionally for two seasons in the CFL with the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Following his retirement as a player, Wynn returned to Georgia, where he earned a master’s degree in sports management in 1995 while serving as a recruiting coordinator assistant for the Bulldog football team. He then logged a stint as a compliance services intern for the NCAA before taking a position as a regional marketing director for the Harlem Globetrotters working with Geese Ausbie from 1996-1999. Wynn is married to the former Leesha Hadley. The couple has two children, Royce and Lena.

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Ćľ* (5/0 ÄĄ Ăť!*/! Second Year at South Carolina

Analyst - Defense Third Year at South Carolina

BE L L UOM INI Andrew Belluomini joined the Gamecock staff in April 2017 as an analyst for the offense. Belluomini most recently worked as a quality control coordinator at Florida, a position he held since 2012. He assisted with the offensive skill position players under offensive coordinators Brent Pease, Kurt Roper and Doug Nussmeier. Prior to his arrival in Gainesville, Belluomini spent one year in an offensive/special teams quality control

role at Northwestern and one year as the running backs coach at Butler. Belluomini earned a bachelorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s degree in physical education from Boise State in 2010. During his time in Boise, he worked as a student assistant on both the offensive (200509) and defensive (2009-10) sides of the ball for the Broncos. The Westchester, Ill. native was a three-year varsity starter, two-time captain and all-area selection as a quarterback at St. Joseph High.

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Assistant Director Player Personnel Fourth Year at South Carolina Logan Hall became a full-time member of the South Carolina football staff in April 2017. He serves as assistant director - player personnel. Hall works with the recruiting staff with a focus on identifying prospective student-athletes for the offensive side of the ball. Hall began his collegiate journey at Coastal Carolina, where he was a quarterback on the 2010 Big South Conference championship squad. He transferred to South Carolina, where he joined the program as a student assistant in 2012 while earn-

ing a degree in physical education in 2015. He worked for one season as an offensive assistant, then moved into the recruiting office in 2016, serving as a recruiting assistant. A native of Gray Court, S.C., Hall graduated from Laurens High School, where he earned all-region honors on the gridiron and as a golfer. He was also recognized as the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Wendyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Heisman nominee and and class president. Hall is married to the former Molly Stanton of Charleston, S.C.

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Ćľ* (5/0 ÄĄ Ăť!*/! Third Year at South Carolina Landon Martin was named to an analyst position in February 2018 after spending the previous two years as a graduate assistant working with the Gamecocksâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; offensive line. In his role, the Pelzer, S.C., native monitors opponent and self-scout analytics, compiles breakdowns into various scouting reports and observes historical and modern offense for evolving offensive strategies.

M CN E IL Demarco McNeil is in his third season as an analyst for the the South Carolina football program. McNeil spent the previous three seasons at Alabama State, working with the defensive tackles. McNeil molded the Hornetsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; defensive line into one of the top defensive fronts in the SWAC. ASUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s defensive front finished the 2014 season with 72 tackles behind the line of scrimmage, accounting for 193 yards lost. They also combined for 28 sacks (-190 yards), 10 pass break ups, 26 quarterback hurries, nine forced fumbles and six fumble recoveries.

He entered the coaching ranks as a graduate assistant at Auburn (2007-08). He spent two seasons as the defensive line coach at Birmingham Southern (2009-10) before serving as a coaching intern at the University of Tennessee in 2011. McNeil was an All-SEC defensive tackle at Auburn, where he was a four-year starter and was named to Auburnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s All-Decade team. McNeil was named Alabamaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Mr. Football coming out Mattie T. Blount High in Prichard, Ala. McNeil and his wife, Lanicia, have two daughters, Madison and Allison.

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Ćľ* (5/0 ÄĄ Ăť!*/! Sixth Year at South Carolina Former University of South Carolina quarterback Seth Strickland begins his sixth season working with the Gamecock football program. He was named an offensive analyst on Will Muschampâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s staff in February 2016. In his current role, Strickland monitors opponent and self-scout analytics, compiles breakdowns into various scouting reports and observes historical and modern offense for evolving offensive strategies. Strickland first joined the Gamecock staff in 2013 as a graduate assistant in the video department. After

two years in that role, he served for one season as an offensive graduate assistant. Strickland earned a bachelorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s degree in political science from South Carolina in 2012. He was a threeyear football letterman, was a threetime member of the SEC Academic Honor Roll, and a six-time member of the Athletic Directorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Honor Roll. A member of the National Football Foundation Hampshire Society, Strickland was the MVP of the inaugural SC College All-Star Bowl game.

Martin is a 2016 graduate of Newberry College with a degree in physical education. He was a threeyear starter at right tackle and a two-year captain for the Division II Wolves. Martin was a two-time AllSouth Atlantic Conference performer, earned a spot on the All-Eastern College Athletic Conference squad and was tabbed to Don Hansenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s All-Super Region II team.

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Assistant Director Strength & Conditioning Third Year at South Carolina

Assistant Director Strength & Conditioning Second Year at South Carolina

BE L L E ROS E Ryan Bellerose became a full-time assistant strength and conditioning coach at South Carolina in the summer of 2018. Bellerose originally came to Columbia in 2016 as a strength and conditioning intern. He also served as a part-time assistant with the athletic training staff and as a football nutrition intern before becoming a strength and conditioning graduate assistant in January 2018. A native of Hudson, N.H., Bellerose graduated from Plymouth State University in 2016 with a bachelor’s

degree in physical education. He was a three-year starter on the offensive line, a two-time captain and an Academic All-American for the Panthers. He was also a recipient of the John C. Foley Senior Leadership Awards for his performance in the classroom, in the community and on the field. While an undergrad, he logged stints on the strength and conditioning staffs at his alma mater and at Ball State University. He is a certified CSCS by the National Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association (NSCA).

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Assistant Director Strength & Conditioning First Year at South Carolina Mark Campbell joined the Gamecock strength & conditioning staff in the summer of 2018. Campbell came to Carolina after serving in a similar role at the University of Florida since January 2002. Campbell began his career under the tutelage of a pair of Master Strength & Conditioning Coaches: Rob Glass, who was his strength coach as a football player at Florida; and Mick Marotti. Campbell received his degree in Parks and Recreation from UF in 1995 following a successful career

on the gridiron for the Gators. A three-year starter, Campbell served as a team captain during his senior season and went on to play three seasons in the NFL for the Denver Broncos, Arizona Cardinals and Indianapolis Colts. He is a member of the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association (CSCCA) and is a certified master strength and conditioning coach. Originally from Jamaica, Campbell and his wife, Kim, have two children, Camryn Nicole and Caiden Nicolas.

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GR IF F IN John Griffin joined the Gamecocks’ strength and conditioning staff in 2017. Prior to his arrival in Columbia, Griffin most recently served as associate director of athletic performance and operations at Baylor University, a position he held since 2015. Griffin starred at running back for Northeastern University for three seasons including being a 2009 first team All-Colonial Athletic Association selection and leading the CAA

in rushing. He completed his collegiate career at UMass in 2010. Griffin spent parts of three seasons from 2011-13 in the NFL with the Cincinnati Bengals and New York Jets. A native of Austin, Texas, Griffin earned a bachelor’s degree from Northeastern in 2013. He is certified by the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association (CSCCA).

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Assistant Director Strength & Conditioning Second Year at South Carolina Corey Miller, a former Byrnes (S.C.) High School standout, begins his second season with the Gamecocks as an assistant strength and conditioning coach. Miller played defensive end at Byrnes High under current Gamecock assistant coach Bobby Bentley. He played his college football at the University of Tennessee from 201013, logging 82 career tackles, including 16 tackles for loss and 9.5 sacks.

After a stint playing professional football for Lazio Marines American Football Team in Rome, Italy, Miller returned to Knoxville where he has served as a personal trainer at D1 Sports Training since 2015. He is certified by the National Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association (NSCA).

C HA S

DODD

Graduate Assistant Strength & Conditioning Third Year at South Carolina

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Head Football Athletic Trainer Tenth Year at South Carolina

Assistant Athletic Trainer Fifth Year at South Carolina

HAG G ARD Clint Haggard is in his tenth season at the University of South Carolina. He was named head football athletic trainer on July 22, 2009. Prior to his arrival in Columbia, Haggard served as the Assistant Athletics Director for medical services/ head athletic trainer at Rice University, a position he held from 200609. Haggard began his professional career as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at Alabama for two years, before working as an assistant football athletic trainer for the Crimson Tide for two years. While at Alabama, he developed and implemented the Alabama Sports Medicine Workshop that provided learning opportunities for high school athletic trainers across the Southeast. In the fall of 2001, Haggard served as coordinator of medical services for the Georgia State Flag Football Championships, providing medical coverage for more than 700 athletes. He also served internships for the Indianapolis Colts and the Cincinnati Reds.

Haggard received his bachelor’s degree in exercise and sport science for the University of Georgia in 2002 and his master’s degree in health sciences from Alabama in 2003. In addition to his duties with Carolina Football, Haggard serves as an adjunct instructor in the Athletic Training Education Program and serves on the program committee for the South Carolina Athletic Trainers Association. He has been a speaker at numerous conferences around the country, has published many articles and has successfully procured several athletic training-related grants. He also serves as the coordinator of the SEC officials physicals and is President of the SEC Sports Medicine Committee. Haggard is certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association and is certified as an emergency medical technician-basic. He holds memberships with numerous national, state and district athletic training associations. Haggard and his wife, Erin, have a daughter, Reagan, and a son, Brewer.

Team Doctors

Jeff Guy

Orthopaedic Surgery

Chris Mazoue Tenley Murphy Matt Pollack Team Physician

John Walsh

Team Physician

F A U L KN E R Daryl Faulkner is in his fifth full season with the Gamecocks, serving as an assistant athletic trainer. Faulkner played defensive back for the Kentucky Wildcats from 2006-09 while earning his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology. In the summer of 2011, Daryl interned with the athletic training staff at Western Kentucky University, assisting with the football program. He also completed an internship with the Tennessee Titans. After receiving his master’s degree in athletic training from TennesseeChattanooga in 2012, Faulkner

joined the Gamecocks’ athletic training staff as an intern. During his first stint in Columbia, he provided coverage at Gray Military Academy along with several high schools and colleges in the metropolitan area. In 2013, Faulkner accepted his first full-time position as an assistant athletic trainer at Houston Baptist University in Texas, with primary responsibilities for the men’s basketball program. He also worked with the soccer, golf, women’s basketball and football programs while at HBU.

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Assistant Athletic Trainer Eighth Year at South Carolina Rachel Sharpe enters her eighth season as an assistant athletic trainer at the University of South Carolina. She works primarily with the football team and provides secondary coverage to the cheerleading squad. Prior to being hired full time, Sharpe served as a graduate assistant athletic trainer from 2009-11 while working towards her master’s in physical education with a concentration in athletic training. As a graduate assistant, she assisted with coverage of the USC football team (2009-10) and served as the head athletic trainer at WJ Keenan High School in Columbia (2010-11). During the summer of 2010, she completed a preseason internship with the Tennessee Titans of the NFL. In November 2013, Sharpe was asked to be a part of the NCAA Mental Health Task Force – a group cre-

ated to discuss the numerous mental health issues currently facing student athletes. Since this meeting, she has presented to numerous groups on the role of athletic trainers in caring for student athletes’ mental wellness and written a chapter for the newly published NCAA mental health resource - “Mind, Body and Sport – Understanding and Supporting Student-Athlete Mental Wellness.” She continues to work with a group within the athletic department seeking to ensure the mental wellness of Gamecock student athletes. Originally from Jefferson City, Tenn., Sharpe received her bachelor’s degree in athletic training from Samford University in 2008. She is a certified member of the National Athletic Trainers Association and South Carolina Athletic Trainers Association.

Timothy Malone Evan Cohen

Director of Wellness Team Chiropractor

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Graduate Assistant Football - Defense Second Year at South Carolina

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Assistant to the Head Coach/ Asst. Director FB Operations 14th Year at South Carolina

Video Coordinator 16th Year at South Carolina

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Graduate Assistant Football - Defense Second Year at South Carolina

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LB | 6-1 | 230 | SR | 3L Ellenwood, Ga. (Cedar Grove) 2018 2017 2016 2016 2015 14-15

Vice Chair SEC Football Leadership Council Co-Jim Carlen Special Teams Player of the Spring Tenacity Award - Special Teams Jim Carlen Special Teams Player of the Spring Spring Everyday Attitude Award - Defense First-Year SEC Honor Roll

Senior linebacker who was granted a fifth year of eligibility after a seasonending shoulder injury derailed his 2017 campaign... participated in noncontact drills during the spring while continuing to rehab from the injury... has the ability to be a speed rusher and also cover a receiver in space as a Buck or Sam linebacker, giving the coaches some flexibility... has appeared in 40 games making 13 starts over the past four seasons... owns 17.5 tackles for loss among 135 career stops... a leader both on and off the field, he was elected as the vice chair of the SEC Football Leadership Council. 2017: Started each of the first three games... logged 10 tackles, a pair of sacks and an interception... served as a team captain in the season opener vs. NC State and responded with five tackles including a sack, and recovered a third-quarter fumble to set up Carolina’s last score of the game... intercepted a pass at Missouri... suffered a shoulder injury late in the Kentucky game... underwent season-ending surgery on September 27... shared Jim Carlen Special Teams Player of the Spring honors with D.J. Smith. 2016: Played in all 13 games, making seven starts... earned the special teams’ Tenacity Award... finished second on the team with 75 tackles, including 46 solo stops, and was second with 8.5 tackles for loss... had eight games with six or more tackles, including a career-high 12 stops at Clemson... logged a pair of interceptions, picking off passes at Clemson and against USF in the season’s final two games... set a then-career high with seven tackles at Mississippi State, including two tackles for loss... matched that with seven tackles, including a tackle for loss vs. East Carolina, and again against Texas A&M... set a career-high with nine solo tackles including a tackle for loss against Georgia... matched his career highs with nine tackles and 2.5 tackles for loss while recording his first career solo sack against UMass... logged a 13-yard sack in the Missouri win... forced and recovered a fumble against Florida... earned the Jim Carlen Special Teams Player of the Spring accolades. 2015: Saw action in every game with one start... credited with 23 tackles, including 14 solo stops... recorded six tackles including a half-tackle for loss at Georgia... logged five tackles, including four solos, at LSU... saw his most extensive duty against Vanderbilt after T.J. Holloman was ejected for targeting... logged three tackles and picked off his first pass against the Commodores... had four stops, including a pair of tackles for loss, against Florida... made his first start of the season against The Citadel and responded with three tackles, including a tackle for loss, and a quarterback hurry... recognized with the Everyday Attitude award for the defense in the spring. 2014: True freshman who started the season at linebacker in a 3-4 scheme but moved to defensive end late in the campaign... played in 12 games, making a pair of starts... logged 27 tackles... earned the start in the season opener against Texas A&M... joined Al Harris Jr. as first true freshmen to start a season opener since Jadeveon Clowney in 2011... recovered first career fumble at Vanderbilt... forced two quarterback hurries to go with three tackles versus Missouri... collected a season-high five tackles versus Tennessee... had his best game at Florida, collecting a half sack, 2.5 tackles for loss and a forced fumble... started at defensive end and made three tackles against South Alabama... named to the 2014-15 First-Year SEC Honor Roll.

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HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Cedar Grove (Ellenwood, Ga.) High School in 2014.... coached by Jimmy Smith... the Saints went 7-5 in his senior season, reaching the second round of the state AAA playoffs... earned Class AAA second-team all-state honors by the Georgia Sportswriters... earned a spot on the AJC’s Class AAA All-Metro squad... played in the U.S. Army All-America Bowl following his senior season... collected 99 tackles with 22 tackles for loss including 16 sacks, three fumble recoveries and an interception, as a junior... was an AT&T Georgia Junior Bowl selection... recorded 64 tackles as a sophomore... Rivals considered him the sixth-best outside linebacker in the nation, No. 103 overall, and the 28th-best player in the state of Georgia... was Scout’s 12th-best outside linebackers and rated No. 138 overall... 247Sports listed him as the nation’s No. 6 outside linebacker, the seventh-best player in the state of Georgia and No. 96 on its Top247 list... ESPN considered him No. 162 on its ESPN300 list, the 10thbest outside linebacker in the nation and the 11th-best player in the state... ranked by PrepStar number 208 on the Top 300 All-American Team. PERSONAL: Bryson Joshua Allen-Williams was born October 15, 1996... is a mass communications major... graduated in May of 2018.

ALLEN-WILLIAMS’ STATISTICS Year GP/GS UT 2014 12/2 18 2015 12/1 14 2016 13/7 46 2017 3/3 5 Total 40/13 83

AT TT 9 27 9 23 29 75 5 10 52 135

TFL 2.5-12 3.5-9 8.5-38 3.0-3 17.5-62

QBS INT PBU QBH 0.5-3 0 0 5 0.0-0 1 0 1 2.0-20 2 1 1 2.0-14 1 1 1 4.5-37 4 2 8

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ALLEN-WILLIAMS’ HIGHS Tackles ........................12, Clemson, 2016 Tackles for Loss .. 2.5, twice: Florida, 2014 & UMass, 2016 Sacks ... 1.0, 4 times: Last: Kentucky, 2017 INT ........ 1, 4 times; Last: Missouri, 2017

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K/P | 6-3 | 225 | JR | 2L North Augusta, S.C. (Westminster) Walk-on who is in his fourth season... listed as the second-team punter behind incumbent Joseph Charlton... could also factor on kickoffs... provides quality depth at both positions... has appeared in two games at Carolina. 2017: Served as backup for kickoff and punting duties in his third season... saw action in the Texas A&M game, kicking off one time for 45 yards. 2016: Served as a reserve during the regular season... was pressed into duty in the Birmingham Bowl when regular punter Sean Kelly was not available due to injury... punted twice for a 44.0-yard average with a long of 48 yards. 2015: Redshirted as a true freshman. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Westminster School in Augusta, Ga., in 2015… as a senior, earned GISA Class AAA all-region and all-state honors in football, all-region honors in soccer, was Westminster’s MVP in both football and soccer and was the school’s Athlete of the Year... coached in football by Steve Ackley... as a senior for the Wildcats, converted 11-of-13 field goals, including one from 54 yards out, and all 31 extra-point attempts... averaged 42 yards on 42 punts and had 40 touchbacks on 57 kickoffs... also played wide receiver and defensive back... played in the GISA All-Star football game... successful on 11-of-14 field goals and all 26 PATs as a junior in 2013... averaged 39 yards per punt... helped the soccer team to the GISA state title in both 2014 and 2015. PERSONAL: Michael Graham Almond was born August 12, 1996... is a public health major.

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start in a two-tight end formation against UCF and responded with a pair of catches for 21 yards, including a 13-yard touchdown catch... also started at Missouri and LSU... did not play after the coaching change... named the Most Improved Tight End at the 2015 spring game.

LS | 6-0 | 199 | SR | 1L Atlanta, Ga. (Holy Innocents/Berry College)

2014: Enrolled at South Carolina in January... shared Freshman Offensive Player of the Spring honors with Connor Mitch... redshirted in his first year.

BEN

AS BURY 2017

SEC Fall Honor Roll

Redshirt senior who is the returning starter at the long snapper position... handled all of the short- and deep-snapping duties in 2017... missed the spring after undergoing off-season knee surgery. 2017: Redshirt junior who served as the long snapper throughout the season, earning his first letter... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll.

2013: Spent the fall at Fork Union (Va.) Military Academy, where he was listed as a tight end, wide receiver, punter and placekicker on the post-graduate roster... coached by John Shuman... caught over 20 passes and a pair of touchdowns... also considered walking-on at Penn State and had scholarship offers from Southern Miss and Temple before electing to join the Gamecocks. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Cardinal Newman High School in Columbia, S.C... coached by Brannon Tidwell. PERSONAL: Jacob Joseph August was born July 4, 1995... graduated in May 2018 with a degree in marketing.

2016: Served as a backup deep snapper... did not see any game action.

AUGUST’S STATISTICS

2015: Enrolled at South Carolina but did not participate in football. 2014: Played tight end at Berry College in Rome, Ga... appeared in three games as a true freshman...saw action versus Rhodes, Washington (Mo.) and at Birmingham Southern... the Vikings posted a 2-8 campaign. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School in Atlanta in 2014... coached by Ryan Livezey... was a four-year letterwinner... named team captain as a senior... helped the Golden Bears to four playoff appearances during his career and a playoff win as a senior. PERSONAL: Benjamin Douglas Asbury was born June 6, 1995... is an economics major who graduated in May of 2018.

JACOB

AUG US T

TE | 6-6 | 252 | SR | 3L Columbia, S.C. (Cardinal Newman/Fork Union)

Fifth-year senior tight end who came to Carolina as a walk-on, earned a scholarship and has developed into a regular contributor... used primarily as a blocker throughout his career, but has also shown excellent hands... has improved his strength and technique... has made seven starts among 31 career appearances over the past three seasons with 15 receptions. 2017: Junior tight end who played in all 13 games, making three starts... got the starting nod against NC State, Louisiana Tech and Tennessee... logged career bests with six catches and with 68 receiving yards on the season... matched his single-game high with two receptions at Tennessee... also had catches against Louisiana Tech, Arkansas, Wofford and Florida... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll... placed on scholarship for the first time in the spring. 2016: Played in all 13 games... had five receptions for 52 yards... caught one pass for 10 yards in his lone start at Mississippi State... caught two passes in South Carolina’s win over East Carolina... had a career-long 29-yard reception at Kentucky... a member of the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2015: Walk-on who worked his way into the tight end rotation early in the season... appeared in five games, making three starts... had four catches for 38 yards and a touchdown... made his debut against Kentucky and caught one pass for seven yards... added a 10-yard reception at Georgia... earned a

Year 2015 2016 2017 Total

GP/GS Rec 5/3 4 13/1 5 13/3 6 31/7 15

Yds Avg TD Long 38 9.5 1 13 52 10.4 0 29 68 11.3 0 19 158 10.5 1 29

AUGUST’S HIGHS Receptions..............2, 3 times: UCF, 2015 East Carolina, 2016 & Tennessee 2017 Yards Receiving .......... 29, Kentucky, 2016 Long Reception .......... 29, Kentucky, 2016 Receiving Touchdowns ........ 1, UCF, 2015

ZACK

BA IL E Y

OL | 6-6 | 314 | SR | 3L Summerville, S.C. (Summerville)

Senior offensive lineman who is a candidate for All-SEC accolades in his final campaign... named to Athlon Sports’ 2018 pre-season second-team All-SEC unit... returned to his more natural position of left guard in the spring after serving as the starting right tackle in 2017... versatile performer who began his career as a guard and has also played center... has played in 34 games over the past three seasons, making 26 starts (15 at left guard, eight at right tackle and three at center). 2017: Junior offensive lineman who was a preseason third-team All-SEC selection by the league’s coaches... moved from left guard to right tackle in the spring... played in nine games making eight starts... started the first three games but suffered an ankle injury late in the contest against Kentucky... returned from a four-game absence to start at right tackle vs. Vanderbilt and remained in the starting lineup for the rest of the regular season... did not start in the Outback Bowl after suffering another ankle injury, but played in most of the contest... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2016: Most consistent and highest performing offensive lineman... started all 13 games at left guard... served as team captain at Kentucky... made his 10th-career start against Texas A&M and served as a team captain against the Aggies... served as a team captain against Florida... shared the offense’s Tenacity Award with Hayden Hurst, as selected by the players following the season.

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2018 GAMECOCKS 2015: Gained valuable experience as a true freshman in which he earned SEC All-Freshman accolades by the league’s coaches at offensive center... had never played center prior to his arrival at South Carolina... played in all 12 games, making five starts, three at center and two at left guard... saw time on special teams against North Carolina... moved into the backup role at center after the ankle injury to Cody Waldrop and played on special teams against Kentucky... pressed into regular service at Georgia after an ankle injury to Alan Knott... made his first career start against UCF and graded out at 80 percent... also made the start at center at Missouri and versus Vanderbilt... moved to left guard where he made the start against The Citadel due to an injury to Mike Matulis... also started at left guard against Clemson. HIGH SCHOOL: Highly regarded offensive lineman who graduated from Summerville (S.C.) High School in 2015... was one of five finalists for South Carolina’s Mr. Football award... helped legendary coach John McKissick and the Green Wave to an 8-5 record and to the second round of the Class AAAA Division I playoffs as a senior... played left guard for the Sandlappers in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas where he was recognized as the strongest player at the game... considered the No. 2 player in the state, the fifth-best offensive guard in the country and No. 72 overall by Rivals... rated as the 29th-best offensive guard in the country by Scout... regarded as the fourth-best player in the state, the 12th-best offensive guard in the country and No. 247 overall by 247Sports... ranked as the fifth-best player in the state, the No. 15 offensive guard in the country and No. 220 overall by ESPN. PERSONAL: Zackary Dalton Bailey was born November 8, 1995... a criminal justice major who is scheduled to graduate in December.

KOREY

BANK S

DB | 5-11 | 191 | SO | 1L Tyrone, Ga. (Sandy Creek) Third-year player who redshirted during the 2017 season as he transitioned from wide receiver to defensive back... spent the fall and the spring honing his skills at the cornerback position... looks to earn a spot in the rotation. 2017: True sophomore who was converted from wide receiver to defensive back at the beginning of fall camp to add depth to the unit... did not see any game action and took a redshirt year after playing as a true freshman in 2016. 2016: True freshman who played in six games... made his debut against Texas A&M... also played against Tennessee, Missouri, Western Carolina, Clemson and USF... caught his first pass, a five-yard reception, in the Birmingham Bowl versus USF. HIGH SCHOOL: Wide receiver who earned honorable mention Class AAAA all-state honors as a senior at Sandy Creek High School in Tyrone, Ga... graduated in 2016... coached by Chip Walker... helped the Patriots to a 9-3 record by hauling in 61 catches for 813 yards and six scores in his senior season... Rivals rated him as the 65th-best player in the state... considered the 59th-best player in the state of Georgia and the No. 112 wide receiver in the country by 247Sports... ESPN BANKS’ STATISTICS ranked him as a the 50th-best Year GP/GS Rec Yds Avg TD Long player in the state and the No. 2016 6/0 1 5 5.0 0 5 93 wide receiver in the country.

BANKS’ HIGHS Receptions............................ 1, USF, 2016 Yards Receiving .................... 5, USF, 2016 Long Reception .................... 5, USF, 2016

PERSONAL: Korey L. Banks Jr. was born October 11, 1997... is undecided on his major field of study.

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J A KE

BENTLEY

QB | 6-4 | 224 | JR | 2L Opelika, Ala. (Opelika)

Junior signal-caller who has started each of the last 20 games... owns a 13-7 record as a starter... ranks 10th in completions (370), second in completion percentage (63.3), 11th in passing yards (4,214) and 11th in passing touchdowns (27) in school history... needs seven victories to become the sixth quarterback to win 20 games at Carolina, joining Connor Shaw (27), Todd Ellis (24), Garry Harper (20), Stephen Garcia (20) and Steve Taneyhill (20)... named the 2017-18 winner of the SEC Sportsmanship Award for the compassion he showed following the Gamecocks’ thrilling win over Tennessee. 2017: Sophomore quarterback who was selected as one of four permanent team captains... recognized by his teammates for the Leadership Award for the offense... took every meaningful snap during the season... completed 245-of-394 passes (62.2 percent) for 2,794 yards with 18 touchdowns and 12 interceptions... among SEC quarterbacks, ranked second in pass completions, second in pass attempts, sixth in passing yards per game (214.9), sixth in pass completion percentage, tied for fourth in touchdown passes and seventh in total offense (221.5)... his 2017 totals rank seventh in school history in single-season passing yards, fourth in pass attempts, fourth in pass completions, 10th in completion percentage and tied for seventh in passing touchdowns... tied for the team lead with six touchdowns scored... best game was a 24-for-36 performance for 304 yards against Kentucky, with a pair of touchdowns... the 304 yards passing was a career-best against an SEC opponent... had a career-best 16-consecutive completions in that contest... went 152 passes without an interception early in the season... threw three touchdown passes against both NC State and Arkansas... rushed the ball six times for a career-best 47 yards in the win over Vanderbilt... accounted for three touchdowns against both the Commodores and Wofford... became the 14th quarterback in Carolina history to surpass 3,000 career passing yards in the Tennessee game... named the MVP of the Outback Bowl after completing 19-of-32 passes for 239 yards and two touchdowns in the win over Michigan... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll... named the Joe Morrison Offensive Player in the Spring... worked as a counselor at the prestigious Manning Passing Academy in June. 2016: Started each of the final seven games after not playing in the first six contests of the season... was 4-3 as a starter... was 125-for-190 for 1,420 yards and nine touchdowns and just four interceptions... his 65.8 percent completion percentage ranks fourth in Carolina history for a single-season... shared Steve Wadiak MVP honors with Deebo Samuel... made his debut as the starting quarterback against UMass... went 17-for-26 for 201 yards and two touchdowns vs. the Minutemen... became the fifth Gamecock true freshman to start at quarterback in the SEC era... won his first career start against an SEC opponent as the Gamecocks upset Tennessee... completed 15-of-20 passes against the Vols for 167 yards and two TDs... connected K.C. Crosby for a 35-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter that proved to be the gamewinner against UT... improved to 3-0 as a starter and earned SEC Freshman of the Week accolades when he led the Gamecocks to a win over Missouri, going 22-for-28 for 254 yards and two touchdowns... became the first Caro-

2018 GAMECOCKS lina true freshman quarterback to win his first three collegiate starts since Steve Taneyhill notched four-straight wins in 1992... went 18-for-33 for 213 yards in his first road start at Florida... set career highs with 32 completions, 43 pass attempts and three touchdowns in the Birmingham Bowl against USF... set the school record for bowl games and Birmingham Bowl records for passes completed (32), yards passing (390) and total offense (381) in the ovetime loss to the Bulls... passed on his senior year of high school to enroll at South Carolina in the summer of 2016... named the South Carolina Male New Student-Athlete of the Year... named to the 2016-17 First-Year SEC Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated following his junior year to enroll at South Carolina... threw for 2,834 yards and 28 touchdowns in 2015, leading the Bulldogs to a 12-1 record... coached by Brian Blackmon... grew up in Duncan S.C. and attended Byrnes High School as a freshman before his family moved to Alabama... ranked as the No. 5 pro style quarterback by 247Sports...Scout considered him the No. 9 passer in the class of 2017... was the second-ranked quarterback and the 33rd-ranked player overall in the ESPN Junior 300... selected to play in the Under Armour All-American Game.

BENTLEY’S STATISTICS –PASSING–

Year GP/GS C-A-I 2016 7/7 125-190-4 2017 13/13 245-394-12 Total 20/20 370-584-16

Pct. Yds TD Lg 65.8 1,420 9 47 62.2 2,794 18 68 63.4 4,214 27 68

–RUSHING–

Year GP/GS Att 2016 7/7 50 2017 13/13 73 Total 20/20 123

Yds -15 85 70

Year GP/GS Rec 2016 7/7 1 2017 13/13 0 Total 20/20 1

Yds Avg TD Long 12 12.0 0 12 0 -0 -12 12.0 0 12

-RECEIVING–

Avg TD Long -0.3 0 16 1.2 6 24 0.6 6 24

PERSONAL: Jacob L. Bentley was born Nov. 23, 1997... is a sport and entertainment management major... father, Bobby, is Carolina’s running backs coach and previously was a highly-successful high school coach at Byrnes (S.C.) and at Presbyterian College... Jake’s step-brother, Chas Dodd (Rutgers), and brother, Shuler Bentley (ODU/Murray State), both have started at quarterback in college... Chas is on Carolina’s strength & conditioning staff.

BENTLEY’S HIGHS

BL AC K S HE A R

2015: Limited to two games while battling back from a knee injury suffered in his senior year of high school... saw action against UCF and Missouri... credited with one solo tackle and one assisted tackle, both coming against the Tigers... petitioned and received a medical redshirt. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Bluffton (S.C.) High School in 2015... played for coach Ken Cribb and the Bobcats... missed half of his senior season with a knee injury... selected to play in the Under Armour All-America Game... racked up 96 tackles, 18 for loss, five sacks and 15 hurries as a sophomore... considered the fifth-best player in the state and the 18th-best strongside defensive end in the country by Rivals... rated the 11th-best defensive end in the country and No. 120 overall by Scout... regarded as the secondbest player in the state, the eighth-best weakside defensive end in the country and No. 119 overall by 247Sports... ranked as the fourth-best player in the state, the No. 18 defensive end and No. 203 overall by ESPN. PERSONAL: Shameik Micheal Blackshear was born July 9, 1997... is an interdisciplinary studies major.

BLACKSHEAR’S HIGHS Tackles ..........................3, Clemson, 2017 Tackles for Loss ..1.0, Mississippi St., 2016

BLACKSHEAR’S STATISTICS Year GP/GS UT 2015 2/0 1 2016 9/0 2 2017 8/0 4 Total 19/0 7

AT TT 1 2 0 2 2 6 3 10

TFL 0.0-0 1.0-1 0.0-0 1.0-1

QBS INT PBU QBH 0.0-0 0 0 0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0.0-0 0 0 0

ZAY

BROWN

FF 0 0 0 0

FR 0 0 0 0

DB | 5-11 | 200 | FR | RS Athens, Ga. (Clarke Central)

Pass Attempts ......................43, USF, 2016 Pass Completions ................32, USF, 2016 Passing Yards .....................390, USF, 2016 Passing TDs............. 3, 3 times: USF, 2016 NC State, 2017 & Arkansas 2017 Longest Pass ............... 68, Kentucky, 2017 Rushing Attempts....................... 10, twice: Tennessee, 2016 & USF, 2016 Rushing Yards............47, Vanderbilt, 2017 Rushing TDs .. 2, 3 times: Vanderbilt, 2017 Florida, 2017 & Wofford, 2017 Longest Rush .....24, Louisiana Tech, 2017 Receptions................ 1, W. Carolina, 2016 Yards Receiving ...... 12, W. Carolina, 2016 Long Reception ...... 12, W. Carolina, 2016

SHA MEIK

2016: Second-year defensive end who played in nine games... made one tackle for loss against Mississippi State and had one tackle against Clemson... did not participate in spring drills while recovering from injuries sustained in an off-season incident.

Redshirt freshman defensive back who provides depth at the safety position. 2017: Redshirted as a true freshman... was a regular on the travel squad, but did not see any game action.

DL | 6-5 | 270 | JR | 2L ǫ(1û0+*Č ċƫċ Ĩǫ(1û0+*ĩ

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Clarke Central High School in Athens, Ga... helped the Gladiators to a 7-5 record and reached the second round of the 5A state playoffs in his senior season... coached by David Perno... credited with 80 tackles and three interceptions in 2016... earned first team all-state honors by the Georgia Sports Writers Association... logged 78 tackles with six interceptions as a junior... played in the RisingSeniors.com Georgia Junior Bowl following the 2015 season... Rivals rated him as the 97th-best player in the state of Georgia... considered the 180th-best player in the state and the 137th-best safety in the country by 247Sports... ranked as the 109th-best player in Georgia and the 77th-best safety in the country by ESPN... Scout rated him as the 108th-best safety in the nation. PERSONAL: Anzavion Brown was born October 29, 1998... is a sport and entertainment management major.

Fourth-year junior defensive end... talented athlete who has made some strides after overcoming a rash of injuries that limited his activity early in his career... looks to be a regular contributor this fall for the first time. 2017: Third-year defensive end... saw action in eight games overall, including seven of the final eight contests... credited with six tackles including four solo stops... had three solo stops in the regular season finale against Clemson.

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2018 GAMECOCKS

T.J.

BRUNS ON LB | 6-1 | 240 | JR | 2L Columbia, S.C. (Richland Northeast)

BRUNSON’S HIGHS Tackles ....................... 16, NC State, 2017 Sacks .........................2.0, Michigan, 2017 Tackles for Loss ..........2.0,Michigan, 2017 QB Hurries 1, 3 times: Texas A&M, 2016; Vanderbilt, 2017 & Wofford, 2017 Fumbles Recovered........2, Arkansas, 2017

WYA T T

CA M PB E L L Junior linebacker who figures to be a candidate for All-SEC accolades after a breakout sophomore season... named to Athlon Sports’ 2018 pre-season second-team All-SEC unit... can play both the MIKE and the WILL positions... local product who shows great instincts and has all the intangibles... is the leader of the defense... does it right both on and off the field... a bluecollar football player... owns 100 career tackles in his first two seasons. 2017: True sophomore linebacker who started all 13 games... ranked second on the team with 88 tackles... credited with 4.5 tackles for loss, 2.0 sacks and a pair of quarterback hurries... tied for the SEC lead and tied for fourth nationally with three fumble recoveries... twice selected as a game captain (Missouri and Louisiana Tech)... posted a game- and career-high 16 tackles in the season-opening win over NC State... it was the most tackles by a Gamecock since Antonio Allen logged 16 stops against East Carolina on Sept. 3, 2011, a game that was also played in Charlotte, and the first of three games in double-figures in tackles... logged double-digits in tackles against Kentucky with a dozen... finished the Louisiana Tech win with eight tackles, including a tackle for loss... added seven stops against both Georgia and Tennessee... scored his first career touchdown in the win over Arkansas, recovering a Razorback fumble and racing 73 yards to paydirt... posted a game high 13 tackles with his first two career sacks in the Outback Bowl win over Michigan... earned a spot on the Associated Press’ All-Bowl Team... presented with the Strength & Conditioning Award by the coaches and the Tenacity Award for the defense by the players following the season. 2016: True freshman who played in 11 games... used at linebacker and on special teams... logged a dozen tackles... made his collegiate debut in the win over Vanderbilt... made his first career tackle in the East Carolina win... singled out by Coach Muschamp for making a key block on A.J. Turner’s game-opening 80-yard kick return vs. East Carolina... made four tackles, all solo, and was credited with a quarterback hurry against Texas A&M... tallied three tackles (two solo) in the UMass win... did not play against Missouri and Florida but returned against Western Carolina. HIGH SCHOOL: Local product who played at Columbia’s Richland Northeast High School, graduating in 2016... coached by Jay Frye... overcame a serious hip injury during his junior season to log 140 tackles as a senior, leading the Cavaliers to the Class 3A state playoffs... named the Defensive MVP of the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas after leading the Sandlappers with 13 tackles and a sack... credited with 134 tackles as a junior... Rivals considered him the 14th-best player in the state and No. 56 in the country among outside linebackers... 247Sports ranked him as the 13th-best player in the state and the No. 30 inside linebacker in the nation... ESPN ranked him as the 22nd-best player in South Carolina and the No. 40 inside linebacker in the country... a PrepStar All-Atlantic Region pick. PERSONAL: Tremari Jerelle Brunson was born December 3, 1997... is pursuing a degree in advertising.

BRUNSON’S STATISTICS Year GP/GS UT 2016 11/0 8 2017 13/13 53 Total 24/13 61

AT TT 4 12 35 88 39 100

TFL 0-0-0 4.5-23 4.5-23

QBS INT PBU QBH 0.0-0 0 0 1 2.0-16 0 0 2 2.0-16 0 0 3

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FF 0 0 0

FR 0 3 3

OL | 6-6 | 305 | FR | HS Elgin, S.C. Ĩ 1#+ûġ (#%*ĩ Local product who graduated from high school in December of 2017 and enrolled at Carolina in January... went through spring drills with the squad... listed as a reserve offensive guard in his true freshman season. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Lugoff-Elgin (S.C.) High School in December of 2017... helped the Demons win eight games and reach the second round of the Class 4A playoffs as a senior offensive lineman in 2017... earned first-team All-USA South Carolina football team accolades as selected by USA TODAY as a senior... coached by Matthew Campbell... selected to the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas but did not participate due to a knee injury that required surgery... ranked as the 16th-best overall prospect in South Carolina and the No. 78 offensive tackle in the country, according to 247’s national composite rankings... considered the Palmetto State’s 22nd-best player by Rivals... named to the PrepStar All-Atlantic Region team. PERSONAL: Wyatt Campbell pursuing a degree in environmental studies... brother, Elliott, is an offensive lineman at Wofford.

BL A KE

CA M PE R

OL | 6-8 | 309 | SR | 3L Virginia Beach, Va. (Frank W. Cox) Veteran offensive lineman who came out of the spring listed atop the depth chart at the right tackle position... dedicated himself to the weight room and has changed his body in order to have a memorable senior campaign... has played in 31 games during his three-year career, making four starts, all at right tackle. 2017: Played in all 13 games, primarily on special teams, but also made a pair of starts at right tackle... saw his first action of the season on the offensive line in the win over Arkansas... made his first start of the year at right tackle in the victory over Tennessee... also made the start at right tackle in the Outback Bowl win over Michigan... was one of four players to man the right tackle position during the season. 2016: True sophomore who played in six games with one start... did not start in the season opener at Vanderbilt but saw significant action on the offensive line at right tackle after an injury to Donell Stanley... started at Mississippi State but was sidelined with a high left ankle injury, which kept him out until the UMass contest... returned from a four-game injury absence and saw significant action at right tackle against the Minutemen. 2015: Saw action in all 12 games as a true freshman... earned his first career start against The Citadel when he got the nod at right tackle due to an injury to Mason Zandi.

2018 GAMECOCKS HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Frank W. Cox High School in Virginia Beach, Va. in 2015... coached by Bill Stachelski... helped the Falcons to a 9-3 record and to the second round of the 6A playoffs as a senior... considered the 26th-best player in the state and the 85th-best offensive tackle in the country by Rivals... the 88th-best offensive tackle in the country according to Scout... regarded as the 28th-best player in the state and the 75th-best offensive tackle in the country by 247Sports... ranked as the 32nd-best player in the state and the 90th-best offensive tackle in the country by ESPN. PERSONAL: Blake Alan Camper was born December 17, 1996... is a management major... father, John, played for Steve Spurrier at Duke.

SUMMIE

C ARL AY

OL | 6-5 | 300 | FR | RS Laurens, S.C. (Laurens)

Redshirt freshman offensive lineman who has gone through two springs with the Gamecock football team... listed as a reserve center on the depth chart. 2017: True freshman offensive lineman who graduated early and enrolled at South Carolina in January... went through spring drills... was redshirted in his first campaign... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Laurens (S.C.) District 55 High School in December 2016 and enrolled at South Carolina in January... earned a spot on the All-Region 2-5A team while playing for head coach Chris Liner... the Raiders went 7-6 and reached the second round of the playoffs in his senior season... played in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas... formerly played tight end but moved to offensive tackle as a junior... Rivals ranked him as the sixth-best player in the Palmetto State and the 58th-best offensive tackle in the country... rated the 10th-best player in the state and the 65th-best offensive tackle in the country by 247Sports... ESPN ranked him as the 13th-best player in the Palmetto State and the 59th-best player at his position in the country... Scout rated him as No. 89 in the nation among offensive tackles. PERSONAL: William Summie Carlay was born August 11, 1998... interested in a degree in sport and entertainment management.

SLADE

C ARROL L

RB | 5-9 | 210 | FR | RS Lexington, S.C. (Lexington) Walk-on running back who provides depth... got extensive work in the spring as injuries took a toll on the scholarship running backs. 2017: Walk-on who joined the team in the fall... worked with the scout team while redshirting in his first year on campus. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Lexington (S.C.) High School in 2017... helped the Wildcats to a 13-2 record as a senior... Lexington reached the Class AAAA Division II state championship game... rushed for over 2,000 yards as a senior and eclipsed 3,600 yards on the ground in his career. PERSONAL: Slade Carroll was born January 18, 1998... is a public health major.

J OR D ON

CA R T Y

OL | 6-7 | 315 | FR | RS Lauderdale Lakes, Fla. (South Broward) Redshirt freshman offensive lineman... impressed the coaches while working with the scout team last fall... has all the tools to be a very good player, just needs to continue to familiarize himself with the offense to be able to play at a faster pace. 2017: True freshman who was not cleared to participate until just before school began in late August, so was not part of the 105-man roster as the beginning of fall camp... redshirted in his first season. HIGH SCHOOL: Played offensive tackle for South Broward High School in Hollywood, Fla... the Bulldogs posted a 6-3 mark in Class 7A during his senior season... Rivals ranked him as the 82nd-best player in the state of Florida and the 68th-best offensive tackle in the country... ranked as the 187thbest player in Florida and the 114th-best offensive tackle in the country by 247Sports... Scout rated him as the 59th-best offensive tackle in the nation. PERSONAL: Jordon Carty is a criminal justice major... originally hails from Jamaica.

J A VON

CH A R L E STON

DB | 6-1 | 187 | JR | 2L Gurnee, Ill. (Warren)

Excellent special teams performer who also has seen action in the Carolina secondary at safety... came out of the spring listed atop the depth chart at safety, but will have to fight off several challengers to hold the starting position this fall... former walk-on who was placed on scholarship just prior to the start of the 2017 campaign... has earned a pair of letters. 2017: Outstanding special teams performer who also saw limited action at safety... recognized with both the Unselfish Award and the Tenacity Award for special teams... former wide receiver who was converted full-time to the secondary in the spring... former walk-on who was awarded a scholarship prior to the start of the season... led the team with six special teams tackles and logged a pair of fumble recoveries... also recovered a pair of Carolina fumbles... recovered a fourth-quarter fumble on punt coverage at Missouri to set up Carolinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s final score... recovered a Carolina fumble on a punt return vs. Louisiana Tech, keeping the Gamecocks alive en route to the victory... saw the first defensive action of his career vs. Arkansas and was credited with a pass breakup... notched a two-tackle day in the win over Vanderbilt... recovered a fumble in punt coverage and also saw secondary snaps in the win over Florida... recovered a Gamecock fumble on a punt return vs. Clemson. 2016: Redshirt freshman who played in every game, primarily on special teams... recorded 10 tackles... moved from wide receiver to defensive back midway through fall preseason camp... made his collegiate debut in the win against Vanderbilt... returned to the wide receiver position prior to the Texas A&M game... saw his first action of the season at receiver against the Aggies and made one catch for 12 yards... notched a pair of special teams tackles in the Tennessee win... made two special teams tackles for the second-straight week in the Missouri win, when he was named Special Teams Player of the

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2018 GAMECOCKS Game... caught four passes for 54 yards in the 2016 Garnet & Black Spring game... a member of the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2015: Joined the squad as a walk-on in his first semester in Columbia... redshirted as a true freshman wide receiver... impressed the coaches enough with his athletic ability to be added to the travel roster for a couple of games but did not see any action. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Warren Township High School in Gurnee, Ill., in 2014... helped the Blue Devils to a 7-4 mark as a senior in 2013... gained a spot on the NIKE regional all-combine team... earned allconference honors and all-area honorable mention accolades... also played basketball and ran on the track & field team... earned all-state honors as a 23-foot long jumper. PERSONAL: Javon Charleston was born March 3, 1996... is a sociology major who graduated in May 2018.

AT TT 2 10 1 6 3 16

TFL 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0

QBS INT PBU QBH 0.0-0 0 0 0 0.0-0 0 1 0 0.0-0 0 1 0

FF 0 0 0

FR 0 2 2

CHARLESTON’S HIGHS Tackles ......2, three times: Tennessee, 2016 Missouri, 2016 & Vanderbilt 2017 Pass Breakups ................ 1, Arkansas, 2017 Fumbles Recovered....................... 1, twice: Missouri, 2017 & Florida, 2017

JOSEPH

C HARLTON

P | 6-5 | 188 | JR | 1L Columbia, S.C. (A.C. Flora)

Returning starting punter who is an All-SEC candidate this fall... named to Athlon Sports’ 2018 pre-season second-team All-SEC unit... put together a very solid campaign in his first year handling the duties in 2017... has a big leg, just needs to continue to gain consistency to be one of the nation’s top punters. 2017: Redshirt sophomore who earned the punting duties during fall camp... earned the Jim Carlen Award as the MVP on special teams and the Most Productive Player award for special teams... ranked sixth in the SEC and 30th in the nation in punting, averaging 43.5 yards per punt... Gamecocks finished 19th in the nation in net punting at 40.5 yards per punt... had 15 punts inside the 20, 17 of 50-yards or longer and only four touchbacks... punted six times in his debut against NC State for an average of 46.7 yards, including a long of 64... booted a 73-yard punt against Mizzou, the longest by a Gamecock since Marty Simpson had a 79-yard effort in 1992... averaged 52.7 yards on seven punts against Clemson with five over 50 yards including a long of 64... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2016: Redshirt freshman who served as a backup to senior punter Sean Kelly... did not see any game action. 2015: Scholarship kicker who was redshirted as a true freshman... missed some practice time due to a back ailment. HIGH SCHOOL: Local product who graduated from A.C. Flora High School in Columbia in 2015... handled the kickoff, punting and place46

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CHARLTON’S HIGHS

Punts ............................ 8, Michigan, 2017 Punting Average ....... 52.7, Clemson, 2017 Longest Punt ............... 73, Missouri, 2017

PERSONAL: Joseph Charlton was born April 7, 1997... graduated with a degree in retailing in May.

CHARLTON’S STATISTICS Year 2017

GP 13

No. 55

Yards 2,390

Avg. 43.5

Long 73

TB 4

FC 13

I20 17

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CHARLESTON’S STATISTICS Year GP/GS UT 2016 13/0 8 2017 13/0 5 Total 26/0 13

kicking duties as a prep... helped the Falcons and coach Reggie Shaw to a 13-2 record and a spot in the state AAA semifinals as a senior... considered a three-star prospect by Rivals and Scout... regarded as the 20th-best player in the state and the second-best punter in the country by 247Sports... ESPN ranked him as the 21st-best player in the state and the 15th-best kicker in the country.

CR O SB Y

TE | 6-1 | 229 | SR | 3L Bamberg, S.C. Ĩǫ ) !.#ġ $.$ . 0ĩ

Fifth-year senior tight end who figures to play a greater role in the offense following the departure of Hayden Hurst... also a special teams contributor... shared the Joe Morrison Offensive Player of the Spring Award with Sadarius Hutcherson... has displayed excellent hands and can stretch the field... owns four TDs among his 25 catches... has appeared in 31 games making 10 starts. 2017: Played in seven games, making one start... also a regular on special teams... returned three kickoffs vs. Kentucky for 13 yards... made his lone start of the season versus Arkansas and caught two passes for 11 yards... sufferd a broken leg in that contest and missed the rest of the regular season... returned for spot duty in the Outback Bowl win versus Michigan. 2016: Redshirt sophomore who played in every game with nine starts... logged 23 catches, fourth on the squad, for 217 yards... tied for the team lead with four touchdown receptions... made his first career catch in the win at Vanderbilt, a six-yard completion that picked up a first down on Carolina’s lone touchdown drive... caught three balls including his first career TD at Mississippi State... was in the starting lineup for the first time in his career in the East Carolina win... caught a career-high four passes for 31 yards against the Pirates... had a career day in a starting assignment against Texas A&M, catching four passes for 51 yards... caught a 16-yard scoring strike against UMass... logged a game-winning 35-yard touchdown versus Tennessee... caught one pass for a six-yard TD against Missouri, which was his thirdstraight week of catching a single pass that went for a score. 2015: Backup tight end and H-back who was used extensively on special teams... played in the final 10 games after not seeing action in the first two contests... returned a kickoff for six yards at LSU... garnered Outstanding Weight Room accolades for the offense at the 2015 spring game. 2014: Missed the bulk of the season after undergoing surgery on his right foot... made a brief appearance in the Kentucky game... petitioned for a medical redshirt... named to the 2014-15 First-Year SEC Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Bamberg (S.C.)-Ehrhardt High School in 2014... caught 43 passes for 571 yards and 12 TDs for the Red Raiders as a senior... team finished with a 7-6 record and a spot in the semifinals of the AA-II playoffs... coached by his father, Kevin Crosby... earned a spot on the statewide all-state team as selected by the High School Sports Report... selected to the all-region team by the Orangeburg Times and Democrat... played in the

2018 GAMECOCKS Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas and in the Under Armour All-America Game... Rivals rated him as the sixth-best player in the state and the 11th-best tight end in the country... Scout ranked him as the 19th-best tight end in the country... considered the ninth-best player in the state and the eighth-best tight end in the nation, according to 247Sports... ESPN listed him as the No. 143 overall, the fourth-best tight end in the nation and the third-best player in the state... ranked by PrepStar No. 116 on the Top 150 Dream Team. PERSONAL: Kevin Devon Crosby Jr. was born May 23, 1996... is an interdisciplinary studies major who graduated in May of 2018... father, Kevin “Butch” Crosby was a very successful head coach at Bamberg-Ehrhardt High School before taking over at Orangeburg-Wilkinson High in 2018... uncle, Corey Crosby, is the head coach at Blackville-Hilda High School.

CROSBY’S STATISTICS Year 2014 2015 2016 2017 Total

GP/GS Rec 1/0 0 10/0 0 13/9 23 7/1 2 31/10 25

Yds 0 0 217 11 228

Avg TD Long 0.0 0 -0.0 0 -9.4 4 35 5.5 0 6 9.1 4 35

Receptions.... 4, twice: East Carolina, 2016 & Texas A&M, 2016 Yards Receiving ...... 51, Texas A&M, 2016 Long Reception .......... 35, Tennessee, 2016 Receiving TDs ................1, 4 times: last vs. Missouri, 2016

DAL E Y

D A V IS

WR | 5-10 | 189 | SO | 1L Atlanta, Ga. (Mays) Redshirt sophomore who could be a regular in the receiving corps if he is able to stay healthy... has been plagued by injuries since his arrival on campus... missed much of the spring drills with a groin injury... has appeared in 13 games over the past two seasons with three starts... owns 10 receptions for 100 yards... four of his 10 catches came in the 2018 Outback Bowl win over Michigan. 2017: Second-year wide receiver who appeared in 11 games, making a pair of starts... caught seven passes for 55 yards... missed much of preseason camp with a soft tissue injury and did not play in the season-opener against NC State... made his first catch of the season vs. Kentucky... caught two passes for 23 yards and added one yard rushing in the Louisiana Tech win... made his first start of the season versus Clemson and gained five yards on one rushing attempt... caught a career-high four passes for 23 yards against Michigan in the Outback Bowl win... sat out most of the spring after undergoing surgery for a sports hernia.

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DEN N IS

R A N D R EC O U S

OL | 6-6 | 324 | SR | 1L Columbia, S.C. (Ridge View/Georgia Military)

Big offensive lineman who transferred in from Georgia Military College and quickly earned his way into a starting role at left tackle last fall... has made significant progress since his arrival on campus... poised to have an excellent senior season protecting the quarterback’s back side. 2017: Junior college transfer in his first season in the Garnet & Black... played in 12 games, making 11 starts... did not play in the season-opening win over NC State... made his Gamecock debut in the Missouri win, seeing extensive time at left tackle in the second half... moved into the starting lineup at left tackle against Kentucky and remained in that position for the remainder of the season... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2016: Second-year starter at Georgia Military College... played for Bert Williams... earned a spot on the junior college All-America first team following the season... helped the Bulldogs to a 9-2 mark while averaging 46.2 points per game, fourth in the country... the Bulldogs finished the year ranked 14th in the country... Rivals rated him as the 39th-best player in the JUCO ranks... considered the sixth-best offensive tackle in the junior college ranks and No. 39 overall by 247Sports... ranked as the third-best junior college offensive tackle in the country and No. 18 overall among JUCO players by ESPN. 2015: Was a starter along the offensive line at Georgia Military College. HIGH SCHOOL: Local product who played left tackle and defensive end for the Ridge View Blazers, graduating in 2015... coached by Perry Parks.... will have three years to play two at South Carolina.

2016: True freshman who played in two games with one start... logged three catches for 45 yards... caught one pass in the Mississippi State game, going for 13 yards... made his first start in the East Carolina win... caught two passes for 32 yards and carried the ball one time for seven yards against the Pirates... suffered a hamstring injury in practice and did not play again... petitioned for a medical redshirt. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned first team Class AAAAA all-state honors as a wide receiver at Mays High School in Atlanta... graduated in 2016... caught 58 passes for 1,024 yards and 17 touchdowns as a senior... also averaged 15.7 yards with two touchdowns as a punt returner... coached by Corey Jarvis... helped the Raiders to a 10-2 record in 2015... Rivals considered him the 17th-best player in the state of Georgia, the 44th-best wide receiver in the country and No. 206 overall... 247Sports rated him as the 43rd-best player in Georgia and the No. 77 wide receiver in the country... ESPN ranked him as the 44th-best player in Georgia and the 83rd-best wide receiver in the nation. PERSONAL: Randrecous Davis was born September 27, 1997... is a sport and entertainment management major.

R. DAVIS’ STATISTICS –RECEIVING–

Year GP/GS Rec 2016 2/1 3 2017 11/2 7 Total 13/3 10

Yds Avg TD Long 45 15.0 0 26 55 7.9 0 13 100 10.0 0 26

–RUSHING–

Year GP/GS 2016 2/1 2017 11/1 Total 13/2

Att 1 2 3

Yds 7 6 13

Avg TD Long 7.0 0 7 3.0 0 5 4.3 0 7

R. DAVIS’ HIGHS Receptions.................... 4, Michigan, 2017 Yards Receiving .... 32, East Carolina, 2016 Long Reception .... 26, East Carolina, 2016 Carries.......1, 3 times: East Carolina, 2016 Louisiana Tech, 2017 & Clemson, 2017 Yards Rushing ........ 7, East Carolina, 2016 Long Rush.............. 7, East Carolina, 2016

PERSONAL: Dennis Daley was born August 7, 1996... on schedule to gradute in December with a degree in interdisciplinary studies.

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DAW K I NS

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WR | 6-2 | 220 | JR | 2L Duncan, S.C. (Byrnes)

RB | 5-10 | 212 | JR | 1L LaGrange, Ga. (LaGrange)

Junior who figures to battle for a regular spot in the crowded wide receiver rotation again in 2018... also a regular contributor on special teams... has appeared in 24 games over the past two seasons with 10 catches for 87 yards... has made a pair of starts. 2017: Sophomore wide receiver who played in all 13 games primarily on special teams... caught two passes for 18 yards... had a nine-yard catch against both Florida and Wofford... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2016: True freshman wide receiver... played in 11 games, with two starts... logged eight catches for 69 yards... made his collegiate debut against East Carolina... caught his first career pass at Kentucky, going for 13 yards as part of a touchdown drive... earned his first career start vs. Texas A&M and caught five passes for 17 yards... reeled in a 34-yard catch in the Missouri win, the longest play of the game for Carolina... also started at Clemson.

Junior running back who proved to be a valuable asset to the squad when he finally saw game action in his third year in the program... tough, hard-nosed, north-south runner who showed a quick burst... also used on special teams... will again battle for snaps in the backfield in 2018... did not participate in spring drills after undergoing knee surgery. 2017: Third-year performer who was healthy and had an opportunity to showcase his abilities when injuries mounted to the running back corps... played in all 13 games after not seeing any game action in his first two years on campus... after not getting a carry in the first five games of the season, finished the year with 41 rushes for 152 yards and a pair of touchdowns... rushed eight times for 25 yards in the Arkansas win, his first career carries... logged four carries for 25 yards in the Vanderbilt win, picking up a first down each time he touched the pigskin... turned in his best performance against Florida, rushing a career-high 13 times for a career-high 61 yards, with his first two scores... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for Brian Lane at Byrnes High School in Duncan, S.C., graduating in 2016... as a senior, he was among the leading receivers in the state with 73 catches for 1,319 yards and 17 touchdowns... the Rebels posted a 12-2 record in his final season... was also the Sandlappers’ leading receiver in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas with six catches for 62 yards and two scores... considered the 16th-best player in the state by 247Sports... ESPN tabbed him as the state’s 17th-best player and the 143rd-best wide receiver in the nation... was a PrepStar All-Atlantic Region selection.

2016: Did not see any game action as a reserve running back... a member of the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll.

PERSONAL: Chavis T. Dawkins was born November 15, 1997... pursuing a degree in retailing.

2015: Redshirted as a true freshman... named to the 2015-16 First-Year SEC Honor Roll.

DAWKINS’ STATISTICS Year 2016 2017 Total

GP/GS Rec 11/2 8 13/0 2 24/2 10

Yds 69 18 87

Avg TD Long 8.6 0 34 9.0 0 9 8.7 0 34

DAWKINS’ HIGHS Receptions................5, Texas A&M, 2016 Yards Receiving ........... 34, Missouri, 2016 Long Reception ........... 34, Missouri, 2016

ALEX

DE L OAC H

LB | 6-3 | 209 | FR | RS Summerville, S.C. (Ashley Ridge) Walk-on linebacker who provides depth. 2017: Walk-on who joined the team in the fall... worked with the scout team while redshirting in his first year on campus. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Ashley Ridge High School in Summerville, S.C. in 2017... the Swamp Foxes were defeated in the first round of the 5A state playoffs by eventual state champion Dutch Fork. PERSONAL: Alex DeLoach was born February 21, 1999... is a criminal justice major.

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HIGH SCHOOL: Running back who graduated from LaGrange (Ga.) High School in 2015... also played linebacker... earned all-state honors for coach Dialleo Burks... the Grangers posted a 5-6 record and lost in the first round of the Class AAAAA playoffs in his senior season... rushed for nearly 1,300 yards and 15 touchdowns... selected to play in the Georgia-Florida All-Star Game where he scored on a 26-yard run... also selected for the Blue-Grey AllAmerican Bowl... considered the 47th-best player in the state and the 46thbest running back in the nation, according to Rivals... rated as the 83rd-best running back in the country by Scout... regarded as the 82nd-best player in the state and the 57th-best running back in the country by 247Sports... ranked as the 56th-best player in the state and the No. 50 running back in the country by ESPN. PERSONAL: DaQuarious D. Denson was born September 25, 1996... is a sport and entertainment management major.

DENSON’S STATISTICS –RUSHING–

Year GP/GS 2017 13/0

Att 41

Yds 152

Avg TD Long 3.7 2 24

–RECEIVING–

Year GP/GS Rec 2017 13/0 1

Yds 4

Avg TD Long 4.0 0 4

DENSON’S HIGHS Carries............................ 13, Florida, 2017 Yards Rushing ................ 61, Florida, 2017 Long Rush...................... 24, Florida, 2017 Rushing Touchdowns ....... 2, Florida, 2017 Receptions...................... 1, Wofford, 2017 Receiving Yards .............. 4, Wofford, 2017 Long Reception .............. 4, Wofford, 2017

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DI C K E RS ON

DB | 6-1 | 191 | FR | RS Southern Pines, N.C. (Pinecrest)

2017: True freshman who enrolled at South Carolina in January and went through spring drills... listed with the second-team unit entering the fall... suffered an injury to a nerve during spring ball that affected the strength in his arm throughout the summer and into the start of fall camp... underwent season-ending shoulder surgery to repair the nerve damage in August. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Pinecrest High School in Southern Pines, N.C. in December 2016... helped the Patriots to a 10-3 record in his senior season... the team reached the second round of the 4AA playoffs... earned the conference Defensive Player of the Year accolades... coached by Chris Metzger... played in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas... a three-year starter and three-time all-conference performer... made 58 tackles and three interceptions as a sophomore, then earned first-team All-Southeastern 4-A Conference honors and All-Cape Fear region honors as a junior when he had 64 tackles, six tackles for loss and two INTs... rated the 27th-best player in the state and the 55th-best safety in the country by Rivals... ranked as the 37th-best player in North Carolina and the 93rd-best safety in the nation by 247Sports... ESPN considered him the 12th-best player in the state and the No. 42 “athlete” in the country... Scout listed him No. 120 among safeties in the country... standout in basketball as well. PERSONAL: Jaylin M. Dickerson was born November 2, 1998... interested in a degree in public health.

DOUG L AS

D O U GL A S

OL | 6-4 | 298 | FR | RS Charlotte, N.C. (Mallard Creek)

Redshirt freshman defensive back who did not participate in spring drills this year after undergoing shoulder surgery last August... expected to be a factor once he is given medical clearance... did go through spring practices in 2017 after graduating from high school early and impressed the coaching staff with his instincts and play-making abilities.

DA RIUS

ER I C

QB | 6-0 | 199 | FR | RS Moncks Corner, S.C. (Berkeley) Walk-on quarterback who provides depth behind incumbent Jake Bentley. 2017: Walk-on who was part of the 105-man roster when fall camp opened... redshirted in his first season with the Gamecocks... worked with the scout team. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Berkeley High School in Moncks Corner, S.C. in 2017 where he was a dual-threat quarterback... led the Stags to a 9-3 record and the second round of the Class 4A state playoffs as a senior... threw for 2,112 yards and 28 touchdowns in 2016, adding 760 yards and 13 scores rushing... named the Class 4A Lower State Back of the Year by the South Carolina Football Coaches Association... coached by Randy Robinson... played in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas following his senior season. PERSONAL: Darius Douglas was born November 3, 1998... is a physical education major.

Redshirt freshman who figures to compete for regular playing time in the middle of the offensive line following the graduation of center Alan Knott and right guard Cory Helms... expected to be one of the first reserves off the bench to fill a gap at the guard position. 2017: True freshman who was redshirted in his first season at Carolina... selected by the coaches as the Offensive Scout Team Award recipient. HIGH SCHOOL: Played offensive tackle at Mallard Creek High School in Charlotte... helped the Mavericks to a 9-3 record and reached the second round of the state playoffs in his senior season... coached by Michael Palmieri... played in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas following his senior season... helped the Mavericks to the North Carolina 4AA state championship in 2015... Rivals rated him as the 21st-best player in the state of North Carolina, and the 60th-best offensive tackle in the nation... considered the 10th-best player in the state, the 35th-best offensive tackle in the country and No. 293 overall by 247Sports... ranked as the 26th-best player in North Carolina and the 75th-best offensive tackle in the country by ESPN... ranked 61st among senior offensive tackles in the country by Scout. PERSONAL: Eric Douglas II was born December 2, 1998... is a sport and entertainment management major... father, Eric, was a two-time all-conference player at South Carolina State.

RICO

DOWDLE

RB | 6-0 | 215 | JR | 2L Asheville, N.C. (A.C. Reynolds)

Junior running back who should be back at full strength after suffering a broken leg midway through the 2017 season... missed much of the spring with a hamstring injury... became the 44th player in school history to rush for 1,000 yards in his career while averaging over five yards per carry... has played in 17 games with 11 starts... owns three 100-yard rushing games, including a career-best 226-yard effort, the sixth-biggest single-game rushing day in school history. 2017: Ranked third on the team in rushing with 251 yards on 66 carries despite playing in just eight games with four starts... was the Gamecocks’ starting running back in the season-opener against NC State and started the first three contests... scored twice against the Wolfpack on a 34-yard touchdown pass and a seven-yard run... broke his leg at Tennessee and missed the final five games of the regular season... returned for the Outback Bowl against Michigan and provided a spark with six carries for 45 yards and a touchdown and three receptions for 32 yards. 2016: Played in nine games, making seven starts... named to Athlon’s SEC All-Freshman second team... led the team with 133 carries for 764 yards... his 764 rushing yards was ninth-best among FBS freshmen... second on the team with seven touchdowns... his six rushing TDs tied for 10th among FBS freshmen... had three 100-yard rushing games... had surgery for a sports hernia in the offseason and missed the first four games while recovering from

SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2018

2018 GAMECOCKS the surgery... made his debut against Texas A&M and rushed nine times for 47 yards... made his first career start vs. Georgia... scored his first rushing touchdown against the Bulldogs... had 16 carries for 87 yards and one score in the UMass win... logged his first 100-yard day when he carried 27 times for 127 yards and a touchdown in the win over Tennessee... paced the Gamecocks with 27 carries for 149 yards and a TD in the Missouri win... also caught three passes for 20 yards and a score... racked up a career-high 226 yards and two touchdowns on 21 carries in the Western Carolina win, averaging 10.8 yards per carry... the 226 yards rushing was the sixth-highest single-game total in school history, the 11th 200-yard rushing game by a Carolina back and the most yards rushing since Marcus Lattimore logged 246 against Navy in 2011. HIGH SCHOOL: Rushed for 2,545 yards and 51 touchdowns at A.C. Reynolds High, a Class 3AA school in Asheville, N.C... graduated in 2016... also passed for 1,434 yards with 11 scores and caught a 55-yard touchdown pass... earned first-team all-state accolades and was a PARADE All-American... the Rockets went 11-2 in 2015 under the direction of head coach Shane Laws... played in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas, where he scored a pair of touchdowns... Rivals listed him as the 29th-best player in the state and the No. 17 all-purpose back in the country... 247Sports considered him the 11th-best player in the state of North Carolina and the 11th-best running back in the nation... ESPN DOWDLE’S STATISTICS ranked him as the 39th-best player in North Carolina and –RUSHING– the No. 72 running back in the Year GP/GS Att Yds Avg TD Long 2016 9/7 133 764 5.7 6 44 country... an All-Atlantic Re2017 8/4 66 251 3.8 2 30 gion pick by PrepStar. Total 17/11 199 1015

5.1

–RECEIVING–

Year GP/GS Rec 2016 9/7 15 2017 8/4 11 Total 17/11 26

Yds Avg TD Long 55 3.7 1 19 128 11.6 1 34 183 7.0 2 34

2016: Transfer who was added to the Gamecocks’ roster just prior to the start of spring drills... shared the Defensive Scout Team Award as selected by the coaches with Jajuan Blankenship. 2015: Enrolled at Carolina in the fall but did not participate in football. 2014: Was a member of The Citadel football team... worked along the offensive line... did not see any game action as a true freshman. HIGH SCHOOL: A 2014 graduate of Woodmont High School in Piedmont, S.C... lettered six times in track & field and four times in football... started 44 consecutive varsity games... was an all-region 1-4A defensive end in 2012 and ‘13... named the Wildcats’ defensive MVP in 2011, ‘12 and ‘13... posted 65 tackles, 20 tackles for loss, four pass breakups, four hurries and two fumble recoveries during his senior season... named the top shot put thrower of the year in both 2011 and 2012. PERSONAL: Javion J. Duncan was born January 5, 1996... is a sport and entertainment management major... on pace to graduate in December... uncle, Monty, was a wide receiver and punt returner at Florida from 1989-93.

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E A SO N - R IDDLE

LB | 6-0 | 225 | SO | SQ Raleigh, N.C. (Leesville Road)

PERSONAL: Rico Sharod Dowdle Jr. was born June 14, 1998... pursuing a degree in retailing.

DOWDLE’S HIGHS Carries..............27, twice: Tennessee, 2016 & Missouri, 2016 Yards Rushing ...... 226, W. Carolina, 2016 Long Rush.............. 44, W. Carolina, 2016 Rushing TDs ............ 2, W. Carolina, 2016 Receptions.......................3, 4 times, latest: Michigan, 2017 Yards Receiving ...........51, NC State, 2017 Long Reception ...........34, NC State, 2017 Receiving TDs ..... 1, twice: Missouri, 2016 & NC State, 2017 100-yard Rushing Games ...............3 times

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DUNC AN

Redshirt sophomore who is going through his third spring in the program... adds depth at the linebacker position... recognized as the Dr. Harris Pastides Outstanding Student-Athlete during the 2018 Garnet & Black Spring Game. 2017: Did not see any game action as a redshirt freshman... recognized as the Special Teams Scout Team Award winner and shared the Community Service Award with Ulric Jones... named to the SEC Community Service team.... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2016: True freshman walk-on who joined the Gamecock football program in the spring of 2016 after enrolling in January... penciled in as a linebacker in his first season with the Garnet & Black.

DL | 5-11 | 273 | SR | 1L Simpsonville, S.C. (Woodmont/The Citadel)

Senior walk-on defensive tackle who adds depth to the unit... has appeared in one game... began his career at The Citadel. 2017: Junior walk-on defensive lineman who made his Gamecock debut in the win over Wofford... did not record any statistics... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll.

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HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Leesville Road High School in Raleigh, N.C. in 2015... played football for head coach Mike Hobgood... the Pride went 5-7 in his senior season... named the team MVP, was a two-time allconference selection and earned the Heart of a Champion Award. PERSONAL: Spencer J. Eason-Riddle was born January 12, 1997... interested in a degree in public health.

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E DW ARDS

WR | 6-3 | 220 | JR | 2L Conway, S.C. (Conway)

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Conway (S.C.) High School at the end of the 2015 fall semester... coached by Chuck Jordan... considered one of the state’s top players as a senior in 2015 until suffering a season-ending knee injury in late October... was a finalist for South Carolina’s “Mr. Football”... finished his senior campaign with 53 catches for 969 yards and nine scores... selected for the Shrine Bowl and the US Army All-American Game... finished his prep career with 188 catches for 2,562 yards and 32 touchdowns... Rivals ranked him as the fourth-best player in the state and the 64th-best wide receiver in the country... considered the third-best player in the state and the 12th-best wideout in the nation by 247Sports... ESPN ranked him as the state’s third-best player, the nation’s 43rd-best wide receiver and No. 253 overall... an All-American and No. 223 overall by PrepStar. PERSONAL: Bryan J. Edwards was born November 13, 1998... is a sport and entertainment management major.

A rising star who should receive all-conference consideration... a big target who possesses excellent size and hands... owns 108 receptions for 1,383 yards in his 25-game career... his 108 catches ranks 13th in school history... has started and has caught a pass in all 25 games in which he has appeared for the Garnet & Black. 2017: Named the Steve Spurrier Award winner as the Most Valuable Player on offense... led the team with 64 receptions, 793 receiving yards and five touchdown catches... the 64 catches ranked eighth in school history for a single season... listed fifth in the SEC with 4.9 receptions per game and seventh in the league with 61.0 receiving yards per game... started every game, catching at least three passes in 11 of the 13 contests... led the team in receptions nine times... named a game captain and caught six passes for a careerbest 122 yards against Louisiana Tech... included was an acrobatic 41-yard in the game’s final minute that catch that set up the game-winning field goal... it was his second-career 100-yard game... led Carolina with six catches for 63 yards in the Tennessee win... had seven receptions for 62 yards and a score at Georgia... matched a career high with eight catches for 90 yards and a touchdown in the Wofford win... logged six catches for 70 yards and a touchdown against Clemson... hauled in five passes for 88 yards and a touchdown in the Outback Bowl win over Michigan... named the Harold White GPA Award winner for the offense at the Garnet & Black spring game. 2016: True freshman who enrolled in January and went through spring drills... started all 12 games in which he appeared... earned Athlon’s Freshman All-America second team honors and All-SEC Freshman first team accolades... turned in the second-best true freshman campaign for a wide receiver in school history behind only Alshon Jeffery... finished third on the team with 44 catches and with 590 receiving yards, and tied for first with four touchdown receptions... ranked eighth among FBS freshmen with 590 receiving yards and with 49.2 receiving yards per game... became the sixth true freshman to start in the season opener for Carolina since 2009, joining Stephon Gilmore (2009), Marcus Lattimore (2010), Jadeveon Clowney (2011), Bryson Allen-Williams (2014) and Al Harris Jr. (2014)... led all players in the Vandy win with eight receptions for 101 yards... his 100-yard receiving effort was the only one recorded by an FBS freshman in Week 1... caught six of his receptions for 89 yards after halftime, including a 33-yarder... became just the eighth Gamecock in history to accumulate over 100 receiving yards in a season opener... led the Gamecocks with five catches for 68 yards in the East Carolina win... hauled in a 42-yard reception, a personal best, to set up South Carolina’s second touchdown vs. the Pirates... missed the Texas A&M game with an injury suffered late in the Kentucky contest... caught three passes for 42 yards in the UMass win, including his first career touchdown, a 24-yarder... reeled in four passes for 41 yards and a touchdown in the Tennessee victory... pulled in a 17-yard scoring toss against the Vols, giving him a touchdown for the second straight week... led the Gamecocks with four catches for 61 yards in the Western Carolina win, including a 40-yard reception... notched one reception against Clemson, a 33-yard touchdown catch on a trick play, with the pass coming from fellow wideout Deebo Samuel... caught six passes for 71 yards and a score in the Birmingham Bowl vs. USF... a member of the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll.

EDWARDS’ STATISTICS –RECEIVING–

Year 2016 2017 Total

GP/GS Rec Yds Avg TD Long 12/12 44 590 13.4 4 42 13/13 64 793 12.4 5 41 25/25 108 1,383 12.8 9 42

Year 2016 2017 Total

GP/GS 12/12 13/13 25/25

–RUSHING–

Att 0 4 4

Yds 0 19 19

Avg TD Long 0 0 4.8 0 11 4.8 0 11

EDWARDS’ HIGHS Receptions.........8, twice: Vanderbilt, 2016 & Wofford, 2017 Yards Receiving 122, Louisiana Tech, 2017 Long Reception .... 42, East Carolina, 2016 Receiving Touchdowns .....1, 8 times, 2016 100-yard Receiving Games .............2 times

J A BA R I

E L L IS

DL | 6-3 | 280 | JR | JC Vance, S.C. (Lake Marion/Georgia Military) Junior college player who the coaches hope can make an immediate contribution in the middle of the defensive line in his first season with the Gamecocks... has three years to play two. 2017: Finished up his sophomore season at Georgia Military College in Milledgeville, Ga... credited with 22 tackles, including 9.0 tackles for loss and 4.0 sacks... the Bulldogs posted an 8-2 record under head coach Bert Williams... considered the 13th best JUCO defensive tackle in the country and No. 47 overall... named to the PrepStar All-Atlantic Region team. 2016: Logged 14 tackles including 4.0 tackles for loss and a sack for Georgia Military College. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Lake Marion High School in Santee, S.C. in 2016... coached by Chris Carter... was a Shrine Bowl participant following his senior season.

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KIN GSLEY

E NAG BARE

D A N I EL

FENNELL

DL | 6-4 | 285 | FR | HS Atlanta, S.C. (Hapeville Charter)

DL | 6-2 | 246 | JR | 2L Loganville, Ga. (Grayson)

Freshman who enrolled at South Carolina in January... went through spring drills... impressed the coaches enough that he is expected to see significant action this fall... naturally instinctive and athletic with an excellent skill set... needs to continue to get bigger and stronger. HIGH SCHOOL: Named the Class AA Defensive Player of the Year and first-team all-state while prepping at Hapeville Charter Academy in Atlanta... graduated in December and enrolled at South Carolina in January... guided the Hornets to a 14-1 record and a Georgia Class AA state championship as a senior... coached by Winston Gordon... ranked as the 10th-best strongside defensive end in the nation and the 29th-best player in the state of Georgia by 247’s national composite rankings... Rivals ranked him as the 36th-best player in Georgia and the 24th-best strongside defensive end in the nation... named to the PrepStar All-Southeast Region team. PERSONAL: Kingsley “J.J.” Enagbare is undecided on his major field of study.

CHA N DLER

F ARRE L L

OL | 6-3 | 290 | SO | 1L Summerville, S.C. (Summerville)

Redshirt junior who has been used at the Buck and outside linebacker positions... continues to make progress and figures to gain more playing time... has appeared in 19 games over the past two seasons with a pair of starts... named to three SEC academic honor rolls. 2017: Appeared in all 13 games, making a pair of starts... logged 28 tackles including 20 solo stops... logged 5.5 tackles for loss including 3.0 sacks... had three tackles against Louisiana Tech and added his first career sack... logged three stops in the Tennessee win, including 1.5 tackles for loss and a key sack late in the first half to force a field goal... made his first career start against Georgia at linebacker... credited with a key fourth quarter sack in the win over Florida... led the Gamecocks and set a then-career high with five tackles vs. Wofford... had the best game in the Outback Bowl win over Michigan... credited with a career-high seven tackles inlcuding 2.0 tackles for loss against the Wolverines... named the Harold White GPA Award winner for the defense at the Garnet & Black spring game... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2016: Redshirt freshman who played in six games... made his Gamecock debut in the win over Vanderbilt... made his first career tackle on kickoff coverage versus East Carolina... a member of the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2015: Redshirted as a true freshman... named to the 2015-16 First-Year SEC Honor Roll.

Walk-on offensive lineman who has impressed the coaching staff with his blue-collar work ethic... provides solid depth at center following the departure of Alan Knott... has appeared in two games. 2017: Walk-on offensive lineman who saw late-game action in two contests, appearing against Arkansas and Wofford... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2016: Walk-on offensive lineman... traveled with the squad as a backup offensive center throughout the season... did not see any game action. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Summerville (S.C.) High School in 2016... played along the offensive line for the Green Wave... earned three varsity letters in football... played for head coach Joe Call in his senior season and the legendary John McKissick prior to that... was a three-time all-region and two-time all-state selection... also earned All-Low Country honors... selected for the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas. PERSONAL: Chandler Riley Farrell was born June 30, 1998... is an exercise science major... father, Kenny, played football at South Carolina, lettering three times from 1990-92.

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HIGH SCHOOL: Linebacker who graduated from Grayson High School in Loganville, Ga. in 2015... helped the Rams and head coach Mickey Conn to a 10-2 record and the second round of the Class AAAAAA state playoffs in his senior season... rated the 46th-best player in the state and the 38thbest outside linebacker in the country by Rivals... regarded as the 71st-best player in the state and the 22nd-best inside linebacker in the country by 247Sports... ranked as the No. 40 outside linebacker by ESPN.

FENNELL’S HIGHS Tackles ......................... 7, Michigan, 2017 Tackles for Loss ......... 2.0, Michigan, 2017 Sacks ...1.0, 3 times: Louisiana Tech, 2017, Tennessee, 2017 & Florida, 2017

PERSONAL: Daniel Fennell was born October 18, 1996... is a management science major who is scheduled to graduate in December.

FENNELL’S STATISTICS Year GP/GS UT AT 2016 6/0 1 0 2017 13/2 20 8 Total 19/2 21 8

TT 1 28 29

TFL 0.0-0 5.5-26 5.5-26

QBS INT PBU QBH 0.0-0 0 0 0 3.0-18 0 0 0 3.0-18 0 0 0

FF 0 0 0

FR 0 0 0

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RASHA D

F E NTON

DB | 5-11 | 188 | SR | 3L Miami, Fla. (Miami Carol City) Solid cover corner who has appeared in 35 games over the past three seasons making 18 starts... named to Athlon Sports’ 2018 pre-season fourth-team All-SEC unit... has recorded a pair of interceptions, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery... owns a 24.8-yard career kick return average, tops in school history, including one kickoff return for a touchdown. 2017: Played in all 13 games, making 11 starts... ranked sixth on the team with 48 tackles, including 42 solo stops... had an interception and a fumble recovery to go with eight pass breakups... also returned 10 kicks for 209 yards with a long of 31... registered six tackles and recovered a fumble in the season-opening win over NC State... set a career high with seven tackles at Texas A&M and added a pass breakup... credited with four tackles and four pass breakups in the Vanderbilt win... matched his career high with seven tackles at Georgia... led the team with six tackles versus Florida, including a tackle for loss... logged his second career interception against Wofford. 2016: Appeared in 12 games with seven starts... logged 38 tackles, with five pass breakups and an interception... had a tackle, a pair of pass breakups and a forced fumble in a starting assignment at Vandy... got the start and made four solo stops at both Mississippi State and Kentucky... missed the Georgia game with an injury... returned a pair of kicks for 72 yards, including a 50yard effort and broke up one pass in the UMass win... made four tackles and combined with Darius English for his first career half-sack vs. Tennessee... had five tackles, one TFL and an interception against Missouri... his pick came on the Carolina 2-yard line and stopped a likely Mizzou score, keeping the game tied at 21... logged a career-high six tackles at Clemson. 2015: Saw action in 10 games... averaged 26.1 yards on 14 kick returns, ranking fifth in the SEC... did not play in the opener vs. North Carolina... took the first kickoff return of his career 96 yards to paydirt at LSU... it was the first time he touched the ball in his collegiate career and was Carolina’s first kick return for a score since 2002... did not travel to Tennessee... returned three kicks for 83 yards vs. The Citadel. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Miami Carol City High School in Miami Gardens, Fla. in 2015... coached by Aubrey Hill, who played for Steve Spurrier at Florida... played in the International Bowl in Arlington, Texas, following the season... started on the varsity squad at Norland High as a freshman... rated the 119th-best cornerback in the country according to Scout... considered the 58th-best player in the state of Florida and the 45thbest cornerback in the country by 247Sports... regarded as the 224th-best player in the state and the No. 97 cornerback in the country by ESPN. PERSONAL: Rashad Khambrell Fenton was born February 17, 1997... is an interdisciplinary studies major.

AT TT 0 2 12 38 6 48 18 88

TFL 0.0-0 1.5-7 1.0-1 2.5-8

QBS INT PBU QBH 0.0-0 0 0 0 0.5-4 1 5 0 0.0-0 1 8 1 1.5-7 2 13 1

–KICK RETURNS–

Year GP/GS 2015 10/0 2016 12/7 2017 13/11 Total 35/18

No 14 2 10 26

Yds 365 72 209 646

Year GP/GS 2016 12/7

No 2

Yds 8

Avg 26.1 36.0 20.9 24.8

TD 1 0 0 1

Long 96 50 31 96

–PUNT RETURNS–

Avg 4.0

TD 0

Long 5

D ESHA U N

F E N W ICK

RB | 6-1 | 220 | FR | HS Bradenton, Fla. (Braden River) Freshman running back who enrolled at Carolina in January and went through spring drills... still learning how to play the position... has a lot of natural ability to run with the football. HIGH SCHOOL: All-purpose running back prospect who graduated in December 2017 and enrolled at South Carolina in January... rushed for 1,401 yards and scored 17 total touchdowns as a senior at Braden River High School in Bradenton, Fla... helped the Pirates go 10-2 in his final campaign, leading the squad to the Class 7A regional semifinals... was a third-team Class 7A all-state selection as a junior... coached by Curt Bradley... ranked as the No. 15 all-purpose back prospect and the 86th-best player from the state of Florida by 247’s national composite rankings... Rivals ranked him as the 99th-best player in the Sunshine State and the 32nd-best running back in the nation... named to the PrepStar All-Southeast Region team. PERSONAL: Deshaun Fenwick was raised in Louisville, Ky. before moving to Florida while in high school... undecided on his major field of study.

J A YL A N

F O ST E R

DB | 5-10 | 184 | SO | SQ Duncan, S.C. Ĩǫ5.*!/ĥ . *!.ġ ! ĩ Former standout cornerback from Gardner-Webb who is eligible in 2018 after sitting out a season per NCAA transfer rules... has three years to play three at South Carolina. 2017: Worked with the scout team while sitting out his transfer year.

FENTON’S STATISTICS Year GP/GS UT 2015 10/0 2 2016 12/7 26 2017 13/11 42 Total 35/18 70

FENTON’S HIGHS Tackles ........... 7, twice: Texas A&M, 2017 & Georgia, 2017 Tackles for Loss . 1.0, twice: Missouri, 2016 & Florida, 2017 Sacks ......................... 0.5, Tennessee, 2016 Interceptions ....... 1, twice: Missouri, 2016 & Wofford, 2017 Pass Breakups ..............4, Vanderbilt, 2017 Kick Return Yards ............118, LSU, 2015 Long Kick Return ..............96, LSU, 2015 Long Punt Return ........ 5, Kentucky, 2016

FF 0 1 0 1

FR 0 0 1 1

2016: Played cornerback as a true freshman at Gardner-Webb for head coach Carroll McCray... named the Big South Conference Freshman of the Year... registered 45 tackles, including 2.5 tackles for loss... led the Runnin’ Bulldogs with five pass interceptions and nine pass breakups... also recovered a pair of fumbles... earned Big South Freshman of the Week honors twice and was named to the 2016 Jerry Rice Award Watch List, annually given to the FCS Freshman Player of the Year... his five interceptions set a Big South freshman record... led the FCS with 185 defensive return yards, including 111 fumble return yards... scored on a 60-yard fumble return versus Benedict and on a 42-yard interception return at Liberty... also had a 51-yard fumble return against Coastal Carolina... posted a career-high 10 tackles and an interception at Ohio... sealed the win over No. 8 Charleston Southern with an interception in the end zone in the final seconds.

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2018 GAMECOCKS HIGH SCHOOL: A three-year starter for Byrnes (S.C.) High under head coach Brian Lane... standout all-around performer at defensive back, receiver and return specialist... helped the Rebels to a 12-2 mark in 2015 and to 48 wins over his four-year career... played in wins over nationally-ranked foes Apopka (Fla.) High, Concord (Calif.) De La Salle and Mallard Creek (N.C.) High over his final three seasons... named Division I Class 4A All-State by the S.C. High School Sports Report and earned first-team All-Area and AllRegion honors following senior season at defensive back... had nearly 1,400 all-purpose yards and scored 13 touchdowns as a senior... caught 28 passes for 471 yards and seven touchdowns, averaged 28.3 yards on 20 kickoff returns with a touchdown and 15.3 yards on 15 punt returns with two scores... also rushed for three touchdowns... recorded 49 tackles, three interceptions and broke up six passes on defense... selected to play in the 2015 Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas following his senior season... caught 16 passes for 311 yards and five touchdowns as a junior as part of a 12-2 finish for the Rebels in 2014... picked off five passes, broke up 10 passes and had two fumble recoveries in the secondary... started as a sophomore in the secondary for the Rebels in 2013... recorded 44 tackles and two interceptions... also caught seven passes for 101 yards and three touchdowns... earned All-Area honors in basketball as a junior after averaging 12.4 points, 5.5 assists and 6.4 rebounds per game.

J ON A T HA N

GIPSO N

DB | 6-1 | 186 | FR | HS Hoschton, Ga. (Mill Creek) Defensive back prospect who will be given an opportunity to work his way into the rotation at safety during the fall. HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Mill Creek High School in Hoschton, Ga., graduating in 2018... coached by Brent Lol... finished his senior season with 58 tackles... led the Hawks with four interceptions, 11 pass breakups, two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries... had a highlight-reel punt return of 97 yards for a touchdown in the opening game of his final campaign... recorded 54 tackles and three interceptions as a junior... ranks 37th among cornerbacks nationally for the class of 2018, and is listed as the No. 42 prospect from Georgia according to 247Sports... rated No. 238 on the ESPN300 list... Rivals rates him as the 42nd-best safety in the country and No. 59 in the state of Georgia... named to the PrepStar All-Southeast Region team.

PERSONAL: Jaylan W. Foster was born Jan. 20, 1998... is a retailing major.

GRIFFIN

G E NT RY

DL | 6-1 | 270 | SO | SQ Birmingham, Ala. (Homewood) Third-year defensive lineman who adds depth to the unit.

SHEM A R

GL E N N

WR | 6-0 | 165 | JR | SQ Union, S.C. Ĩ *%+*ĥ ƫġ *%+*ĩ Walk-on wide receiver who adds depth to the unit.

2017: Redshirt freshman who worked with the scout team.

2017: Wide receiver who was not part of the 105 when fall camp opened, but was added back to the roster when school began in late August.

2016: Redshirted as a true freshman.

2016: Worked as a reserve wideout on the scout team.

HIGH SCHOOL: Defensive end who earned a spot on the Alabama Class 6A first-team all-state squad as a senior in 2015 at Homewood High School in Birmingham... coached by Ben Berguson... the Patriots went 9-3 in his final campaign... logged 106 tackles and seven sacks as a junior... also played basketball... 247Sports considered him the 100th-best player in the state and the No. 110 strongside defensive end in the country... ESPN ranked him as the 34th-best player in the state and the No. 71 defensive tackle in the nation... a PrepStar All-Southeast Region pick.

2015: Attended USC-Union.

PERSONAL: Full name is Kyle Griffin Gentry... born June 9, 1998... is in the broadcast journalism program.

JESUS

G I BBS

DL | 6-3 | 280 | FR | HS Dumfries, Va. (Potomac) True freshman who is penciled in to compete on the interior of the defensive line in his first season with the Gamecocks. HIGH SCHOOL: Played offensive and defensive tackle for the Potomac Panthers in Dumfries, Va... team went 3-7 in his senior campaign... earned first-team All-USA Virginia football team accolades as selected by USA TODAY as a senior... coached by Jerry Roadcap... listed as the No. 17 prospect from the state of Virginia in 247’s national composite rankings... Rivals ranked him as the 21st-best player in the state of Virginia... named to the PrepStar All-Region team. 54

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HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Union (S.C.) County High School in 2015... team captain for the Yellow Jackets... coached by former Gamecock standout Steve Taneyhill... also lettered three times in basketball... was a member of the BETA Club and on the honor roll... winner of the Upstate SC Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship... named Most Athletic in his class. PERSONAL: Shemar Armonti Glenn was born May 13, 1997... is a sport and entertainment management major... is the son of former South Carolina wide receiver Monty Means, who also wore number 80 with the Gamecocks.

C OR BET T

GL ICK

QB | 6-1 | 203 | FR | HS Columbia, S.C. (Hammond School) Walk-on quarterback who joined the squad in the summer. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Hammond School in Columbia in 2018... coached by former South Carolina quarterback Erik Kimrey... threw for 3,303 yards and 38 touchdowns as a senior to lead the Skyhawks to the SCISA 3A state championship... named first-team all-state and Offensive Player of the Year by the coaches... played in the North-South All-Star game following his senior season... in two years as the starter, he completed 352of-507 passes (69.4 percent) for 6,000 yards with 66 touchdowns, all school records... turned down a scholarship to play lacrosse at Johns Hopkins.

2018 GAMECOCKS

DA N N Y

G ORDON

QB | 6-0 | 211 | SR | 1L Worthington, Ohio. (Worthington/Miami (Ohio))

Fifth-year senior walk-on who serves as a backup quarterback... is the incumbent to the holder role on placements. 2017: Played in every game as Carolina’s holder on field goal and extra point attempts... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2016: Was eligible for the first time at South Carolina after sitting out a year per NCAA transfer rules... served as a reserve quarterback on the scout team. 2015: Joined the squad when the roster expanded in August... was not eligible due to NCAA transfer rules... spent the fall working with the scout team. 2014: Attended Miami (Ohio) University, where he was a walk-on member of the football squad. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Thomas Worthington High School in Worthington, Ohio in 2014... played football for his father, Scott Gordon. PERSONAL: Daniel S. Gordon was born June 28, 1996... is a finance major who is scheduled to graduate in December... sister, Kendall, played lacrosse at Louisville.

SHERROD

G RE E NE

LB | 6-1 | 228 | SO | 1L Rocky Mount, N.C. (Rocky Mount) Talented sophomore linebacker with a big upside... saw extensive action as a true freshman... expected to be part of the regular linebacker rotation this fall following the departure of Skai Moore... repped at both the MIKE and WILL positions in the spring. 2017: True freshman linebacker who played in 10 games, making a pair of starts... collected 22 tackles including 18 solo stops... made his collegiate debut in the victory over NC State, tallying two tackles... logged three tackles against both Kentucky and Texas A&M... made his first start against Arkansas and was credited with four stops... missed the Vanderbilt and Georgia games with an injury but returned to play against Florida... set a career high with five tackles in a start against Clemson... was injured and did not play in the Outback Bowl win over Michigan. HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Rocky Mount (N.C.) High School... helped the Gryphons to a 13-3 record in his senior season and a spot in the North Carolina Class 3A state championship game... logged 96 tackles and a pair of INTs... played in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas... the Gryphons went 14-2 and were crowned state champions during his junior campaign in which he was credited with 154 tackles and five sacks... coached by Jason Battle... Rivals rated him as the 13th-best player in North Carolina, and the 16th-best inside linebacker in the country... considered the 14th-best player in the state, the 21st-best outside linebacker in the country and No. 363 overall by 247Sports... ranked as the 23rd-best player in North Carolina and the 24th-best inside linebacker in the country by ESPN... Scout rated him as the 23rd-best inside linebacker in the nation... also played basketball.

GREENE’S STATISTICS Year GP/GS UT 2017 10/2 18

AT TT 4 22

TFL 0.0-0

QBS INT PBU QBH 0.0-0 0 0 0

FF 0

J OV A U G HN

GW YN

FR 0

OL | 6-2 | 296 | FR | HS Charlotte, N.C. (Harding University) True freshman prospect who figures to compete for playing time in the middle of the offensive line. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Harding University High School in Charlotte, N.C. in 2018... anchored an offensive line that guided the Rams to a 14-1 record, the 4A state championship and a No. 4 ranking overall in the Tar Heel state... named first-team all-state by the Associated Press... also named to the NC Preps All-Class and 4A All-State teams...earned first-team All-USA North Carolina football team accolades as selected by USA TODAY as a senior... selected to the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas, but did not participate in the game... also competed at The Opening Finals camp... coached by Sam Greiner... ranked as the 17th-best offensive guard prospect in the country, according to 247’s national composite rankings... Rivals ranks him as the 15th-best player in the Tar Heel state and the 18th-best offensive guard in the country... named to the PrepStar All-Atlantic Region team.

BA I L EY

HART

QB | 6-3 | 178 | SO | SQ Mount Pleasant, S.C. (Wando)

Walk-on quarterback who will battle for the backup duties behind incumbent Jake Bentley. 2017: Redshirt freshman signal-caller who was able to get more snaps in the spring due to the limited number of quarterbacks on the roster... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2016: Redshirted as a true freshman... worked with the scout team. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Wando High School in Mount Pleasant, S.C. in 2016... lettered three times for coach Jimmy Noonan... was a twotime all-region selection, a three-time All-East Cooper team member and the 4A Big 16 Lower State Back of the Year following his senior season... also lettered three times in track & field for the Warriors. PERSONAL: Patrick Bailey Hart was born August 11, 1997... is a public health major.

PERSONAL: Sherrod Greene was born June 4, 1998... is a criminal justice major.

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NICK

HARVE Y

DB | 5-10 | 190 | SR | TR Lancaster, Texas (Richmond Travis/Texas A&M) Senior defensive back who spent the past four years at Texas A&M... wore No. 1 for the Aggies... joined the Gamecocks as a graduate transfer and will be eligible to play his final season of college football in 2018... expected to make an immediate impact in the defensive secondary... has appeared in 38 games, including 13 starts at cornerback in his career, collecting 109 tackles and 14 pass break ups with one interception... also owns one punt return for a touchdown. 2017: Redshirted. 2016: Started 12 games at cornerback, leading the Aggies with 10 pass breakup... ranked fourth on the team with 66 tackles, including 46 solo stops... returned one punt and took it 73 yards for a touchdown... recorded career high in tackles and tackles for loss with 11 and 1.5 against UCLA... had at least five tackles in eight of 12 games, including five vs. South Carolina... had multiple passes broken up in three games... recovered a fumble and recorded six tackles against Tennessee... hauled in his first career pick on the road against Mississippi State... missed the UTSA game due injury. 2015: Ranked as the Aggies’ top pass defender off the bench with 29 tackles and four pass breakups while seeing extensive action in every game... also contributed two tackles for loss of yardage... had a season-high five tackles against LSU... also saw limited action as a returner. 2014: Solid first season with 14 tackles while seeing action in every game... made a start against SMU... had a season-high four tackles against Mississippi State... contributed three tackles and a tackle for loss against Alabama... returned four punts for 62 yards with a long of 30 against Lamar. HIGH SCHOOL: Coached by Randy Cunningham at Travis HS in Richmond, Texas... U.S. Army All-American... three-time all-district pick... as a senior, completed 38-of-72 passes for 531 yards and 6 touchdowns; had 64 carries for 364 yards and 10 touchdowns and made 26 receptions for 283 yards and six touchdowns... earned first-team all-state honors honors as a junior after making 50 tackles, HARVEY’S HIGHS six interceptions and 15 PBUs. Tackles ............................11, UCLA, 2016 Tackles for Loss ...............1.5, UCLA, 2016 Interceptions ......1, Mississippi State, 2016 Pass Breakups ............................2, 3 times: Arkansas, Tennessee, N. Mexico St., 2016 Long Punt Return .. 73, Prairie View, 2016 Punt Return TDs ..... 1, Prairie View, 2016

PERSONAL: Nick Harvey was born November 3, 1995... earned his undergraduate degree from Texas A&M in university studies with a concentration in agriculture and life sciences.

HARVEY’S STATISTICS Year GP/GS UT 2014 13/1 10 2015 13/0 19 2016 12/12 46 Total 38/13 75

AT TT 4 14 10 29 20 66 34 109

TFL 1.0-3 2.0-2 1.5-1 4.5-6

QBS INT PBU QBH 0.0-0 0 0 0 0.0-0 0 4 0 0.0-0 1 10 0 0.0-0 1 14 0

–PUNT RETURNS–

Year GP/GS 2014 13/1 2015 13/0 2016 12/12 Total 38/13

No 4 1 1 6

Yds 62 2 73 137

Year GP/GS 2014 13/1 2015 13/0 2016 12/12 Total 38/13

No 0 1 0 1

Yds 0 16 0 16

Avg 15.5 2.0 73.0 22.8

TD 0 0 1 1

Long 30 2 73 73

–KICK RETURNS–

Avg 0.0 16.0 0.0 16.0

TD 0 0 0 0

Long 0 16 0 16

Note- All stats while at Texas A&M

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FF 0 0 0 0

FR 0 0 1 1

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TE | 6-4 | 230 | SO | 1L Deltona, Fla. (Deltona) Redshirt sophomore tight end who has gained most of his football experience on special teams... will compete with several others to fill the void of all-conference performer Hayden Hurst... a two-sport athlete who also has seen extensive playing time on Frank Martin’s basketball team at Carolina... did not participate in much of spring ball due to his basketball commitment. 2017: Saw action in every game on special teams... also took snaps at tight end in the win over Wofford... was on the basketball squad after the football regular season ended until bowl camp commenced, then rejoined that team after the Outback Bowl... appeared in 23 games, making 17 starts, including 14 starts during SEC action, for the Carolina hoops team that finished 1716... averaged 2.7 points and 1.3 rebounds per contest... logged a career-high eight points on three occasions, including wins over Georgia and Florida. 2016: Redshirted as a true freshman tight end... joined the basketball team in January and did not participate in spring football drills, as the cagers advanced to the Final Four... saw action in eight contests on the hardwood... scored nine points with five rebounds in limited action for a squad that advanced to the Final Four for the first time in school history. HIGH SCHOOL: Versatile two-sport standout from Deltona (Fla.) High School... graduated in 2016... played all over the gridiron during his prep career... coached by Allen Johnson... helped the Wolves to a 6-4 record in 2015... earned honorable mention Class 6A all-state recognition... caught 24 passes for 465 yards and six touchdowns while making 35 tackles, including eight tackles for loss and five sacks, as a senior... logged 500 receiving yards, 11 touchdowns and 15 sacks as a junior... averaged 23.5 points, 6.8 rebounds and 4.7 assists per game as a junior basketball standout when he was the Daytona Beach News-Journal’s Player of the Year... rated the 18th-best tight end in the nation by 247Sports... ESPN ranked him as the No. 131 player in the state of Florida and the No. 19 tight end-H back in the country. PERSONAL: Full name is Evan Reese Hinson... born April 6, 1997... is a sociology major... father, Denny Hinson, was his high school basketball coach.

D A WSON

HOFFMAN

DB | 5-11 | 197 | FR | HS Spartanburg, S.C. (Dorman) Walk-on freshman defensive back who joined the squad for summer workouts... expected to play safety at the collegiate level. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Dorman High School in Roebuck, S.C. in 2018... earned all-area and all-region honors... had 70 tackles, seven tackles for loss, nine pass break-ups and four interceptions in his senior season... the Cavaliers posted a 12-3 record and reached the state Class AAAAA state championship game under head coach David Gutshall in 2017... also played baseball.

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JA Y CEE

HORN

PERSONAL: Full name is Sadarius Martese Hutcherson... born April 22, 1998... is a sport and entertainment management major.

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DB | 5-10 | 191 | SR | TR */ü!( Č !4 / Ĩ */ü!( ĥ % !ĩ

Freshman defensive back who could make an early push for playing time. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Alpharetta (Ga.) High in 2018... cornerback who helped the Raiders win 11 games as a senior, making it to the third round of the Georgia AAAAAA playoffs... was a first-team all-state selection by the Georgia Sports Writers Association... earned second-team All-USA Georgia football team accolades as selected by USA TODAY... logged 44 tackles, including 38 solo stops, and led the Raiders with five interceptions and 12 pass breakups... was averaged 12.2 yards on 13 punt returns... selected as an Under Armour All-American and attended The Opening Finals camp... coached by Jacob Nichols... listed as the No. 22 cornerback prospect in the country, and 247’s national composite rankings put him as the No. 206 overall recruit for the class of 2018... Rivals ranks him as the 23rd-best player in Georgia, the 20th-best cornerback in the country and No. 189 overall... rated No. 145 on the ESPN300 list and No. 334 on the PrepStar 350 list. PERSONAL: Jaycee Horn is the son of former NFL wide receiver Joe Horn.

SA DARIUS

HUT C HE RS ON

OL | 6-4 | 310 | SO | 1L Huntingdon, Tenn. (Huntingdon)

J.T.

DB | 6-1 | 195 | FR | HS Alpharetta, Ga. (Alpharetta)

Graduate transfer from Rice who figures to battle for a starting position in the Gamecock secondary in his final year of college football... earned three letters for the Owls... played in 32 games making 26 starts... a three-time member of the Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll. 2017: Recorded 42 tackles in 10 games, all starts, for Rice... logged a careerhigh 13 tackles at Pitt and forced a fumble in that contest... presented with the Carl Isgren Iron Owl Award for his efforts in the weight room. 2016: Started each of the first seven games at free safety and played in 10 contests overall... fifth on the team with a career-high 42 tackles despite missing a pair of games... credited with six tackles at Southern Miss in addition to forcing one fumble and recovering a second... credited with six tackles and two pass breakups vs. Baylor... tied for the team lead with eight tackles in the opener at WKU... missed spring drills while recovering from surgery. 2015: Played in all 12 games, making nine starts at free safety as a redshirt freshman... ranked sixth on the team with 37 tackles and tied for the lead among DBs with 2.5 TFL... made his first career start vs. Wagner and was credited with three tackles and one pass breakup... led the team with a careerhigh nine tackles, including six unassisted, at North Texas... picked up his first career tackle for loss vs. Texas. 2014: Redshirted.

Third-year player who is an all-conference candidate in 2018... expected to take over at the right guard position... coming off an impressive spring practice session in which he shared the Joe Morrison Offensive Player of the Spring Award with K.C. Crosby... one of the more athletic players on the line who gained some much-needed experience last fall... has made four starts. 2017: Played in 10 games making four starts... did not play in the season’s first three games... made his collegiate debut against Louisiana Tech, playing the majority of the game at left guard after Cory Helms left with an injury in the first quarter... served as starting left guard against Texas A&M, Arkansas and Tennessee while Helms was sidelined... also saw extensive action in the Vanderbilt win after Helms suffered another injury... started in the Outback Bowl win after Donell Stanley was injured and unable to play. 2016: Redshirted as a true freshman offensive lineman... shared the Offensive Scout Team Award with Ty’Son Williams as selected by the coaching staff following the season... named to the 2016-17 First-Year SEC Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Played on both sides of the line at Class 1A Huntingdon (Tenn.) High School for head coach Eric Swenson... graduated in 2016... the Mustangs went 10-2 and reached the second round of the playoffs in his senior season... collected 45 tackles and six sacks as a defensive end in his final campaign... played tight end on the offensive side of the ball... logged 53 tackles, including 11 tackles for loss and six sacks as a junior... also played high school basketball... Rivals rated him as the 21st-best senior in Tennessee... 247Sports regarded him as the 21st-best player in the state and the 38th-best strongside defensive end in the nation... ESPN ranked him as the 22nd-best player in Tennessee and the No. 105 defensive end in the nation... an All-Southeast Region pick by PrepStar.

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Mansfield (Texas) High School in 2014... was a first-team All-District 7-5A selection as a senior, second team pick as a junior and co-district defensive sophomore of the year in 2011 for coach Jeff Hulme... ended his career with eight interceptions, including one returned for a touchdown... forced four fumbles and recovered three others, returning one for a score... Standout triple jumper as well... Academic AllDistrict honoree. PERSONAL: Full name is Jon-Timothy Chukwuka Ibe... born June 13... graduated from Rice in May IBE’S HIGHS with a degree in kinesiology and Tackles ......................13, Pittsburgh, 2017 sport management.

IBE’S STATISTICS Year GP/GS UT 2015 12/9 28 2016 10/7 32 2017 10/10 32 Total 32/26 92

AT TT 9 37 10 42 10 42 29 121

TFL 2.5-9 1.5-3 1.0-1 5.0-13

QBS INT PBU QBH 0.0-0 0 1 0 0.0-0 0 4 0 0.0-0 0 3 0 0.0-0 0 8 0

FF 0 1 1 2

FR 0 1 1 2

Note- All stats while at Rice

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MA XWELL

I YAM A

OL | 6-5 | 310 | FR | HS Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Siegel) Offensive line prospect who enrolled at Carolina in January and went through spring drills. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Siegel High School in Murfreesboro, Tenn. in December 2017... the Stars went 4-6 in his senior campaign... earned first-team All-USA Tennessee football team accolades as selected by USA TODAY as a senior... selected to the Offense Defense All-American Bowl following his senior season... named to the “Dandy Dozen,” as one of the top 12 recruits in the Nashville area by The Tennessean... named AllRegion 2-6A as a junior... coached by Greg Wyant... ranked as the 15thbest prospect in the Volunteer state, and the 40th-best offensive tackle in the country by 247’s national composite rankings... Rivals ranked him as the sixth-best player in Tennessee, the 12th-best offensive guard in the nation and No. 225 overall... named to the PrepStar All-Southeast Region team. PERSONAL: Maxwell Iyama is a computer information systems major.

TAVY N

J AC K S ON

DB | 5-9 | 185 | FR | RS Talahassee, Fla. (Rickards) Redshirt freshman defensive back who figures to compete for a spot in the regular rotation this year after a hamstring injury derailed his 2017 campaign... experienced more hamstring issues in the spring, keeping him sidelined for much of the spring drills. 2017: True freshman who was expected to contribute early on but suffered a hamstring injury in the first scrimmage of the fall and was sidelined several weeks… dressed for the first time at Texas A&M... did not see any game action and was redshirted. HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at James S. Rickards High School in Tallahassee, Fla... helped the Raiders to a 10-2 record and the third round of the Class 5A playoffs as a senior... logged 76 tackles and four interceptions... earned firstteam all-state honors... coached by Quintin Lewis... collected 58 tackles and 15 pass breakups as a junior... Rivals rated him as the 70th-best cornerback in the nation... considered the 112th-best player in the state of Florida and the 88th-best cornerback in the country by 247Sports... ranked as the 98th-best cornerback in the country by ESPN... rated as the 66th-best cornerback in the nation by Scout. PERSONAL: Tavyn Jackson was born January 23, 1999... is an integrated information technology major.

CALEB

J E NE RE T T E

TE | 6-2 | 221 | FR | RS Aynor, S.C. (Aynor) Walk-on who adds depth to the tight end corps. 2017: Redshirted as a true freshman... worked with the scout team. 58

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HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Aynor (S.C.) High School, graduating in 2017... was an ABC-15 All-Zone selection following a productive senior season in which he played several positions including quarterback, accounting for more than 1,000 yards of total offense... rushed for more than 700 yards, and caught 12 passes for nearly 200 yards, scoring ten touchdowns for the Blue Jackets... added two interceptions on defense... coached by his uncle, Jody Jenerette. PERSONAL: Caleb Jenerette was born October 24, 1998... is a sport and entertainment management major... is the first Aynor High product on the Gamecocks’ roster since T.J. Johnson, who is with the Cincinnati Bengals.

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JO H N SO N

DL | 6-2 | 250 | SO | 1L Pendleton, S.C. (Pendleton) Sophomore defensive end who gained valuable experience last fall as a true freshman... figures to have more of a regular role this season after a year in the weight room. 2017: True freshman who saw action in 11 games at the Buck position... credited with five tackles including a sack and a pair of quarterback hurries... did not play in the season’s first two games... made his collegiate debut against Kentucky... notched his first tackle against Arkansas... logged a 12-yard sack against Wofford... registered two tackles against Wofford and Clemson. HIGH SCHOOL: Played both defensive end and running back at Pendleton (S.C.) High School... coached by Paul Sutherland... named the Class 3A Upper State Lineman of the Year by the South Carolina Football Coaches Association... played in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas following his senior season... Rivals ranked him as the fifth-best player in the state and the 28thbest weakside defensive end in the country... considered the third-best player in the Palmetto State, the 16th-best weakside defensive end in the country and No. 219 overall by 247Sports... ESPN rated him as the seventh-best player in the state and the 38th-best defensive end in the nation... Scout rated him as the 14th-best inside lineB. JOHNSON’S HIGHS backer in the country. Tackles ............... 2, twice:, Wofford, 2017 & Clemson, 2017 Tackles for Loss ........... 1.0, Wofford, 2017 Sacks ........................... 1.0, Wofford, 2017

PERSONAL: Brad Johnson was born August 11, 1999... is undecided on his major.

B. JOHNSON’S STATISTICS Year GP/GS UT 2017 11/0 4

AT TT 1 5

TFL 1.0-12

QBS INT PBU QBH 1.0-12 0 0 2

C A M ER ON

JO H N SO N

FF 0

FR 0

OL | 6-6 | 289 | SO | SQ Bennettsville, S.C. (Marlboro County) Offensive lineman who adds depth up front. 2017: Redshirt freshman who worked with the scout team. 2016: Redshirted as a true freshman walk-on offensive lineman. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Marlboro County High School in South Carolina in 2016... lettered three years in football for head coach Dr. Dean Boyd... named to the All-Region 6-3A squad and was a High School Sports Report All-State Top 100 selection... also a standout basketball player who

2018 GAMECOCKS received some Division II offers while earning four letters for the Bulldogs... also lettered once in track & field... excellent student in the classroom who was a member of the National Honor Society, National Beta Club, a Merit Scholar and New Dimensions Scholar. PERSONAL: Randall Cameron Johnson was born July 17, 1998... is an environmental science major... father, Randall, played basketball at Johnson C. Smith University.

TYQUAN

J OHNS ON

WR | 6-2 | 193 | FR | HS Sylvania, Ga. (Screven County) Wide receiver prospect who joins the squad for the 2018 season. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Georgia’s Screven County High in 2018... caught 32 passes for 661 yards and 10 touchdowns as a senior, leading the Gamecocks to an 11-1 record and the quarterfinal round of the AA state playoffs... caught 32 passes for 822 yards and 13 touchdowns as a junior... coached by Ron Duncan... ranked as the 66th-best recruit out of Georgia and the No. 101 wide receiver prospect in the country in 247’s national composite rankings... Rivals ranked him as the 61st-best player in the state of Georgia... named to the PrepStar All-Southeast Region team... also competed in the track & field.

TY REEK

J OHNS ON

DL | 6-3 | 270 | FR | HS Sumter, S.C. (Lakewood) True freshman defensive lineman... graduated from high school in 2017, but did not enroll at Carolina until January 2018 while rehabbing an injury... worked at defensive tackle in his first spring after playing on the outside in high school... could figure into the rotation early in his career... naturally strong and a tough guy. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Lakewood High School in Sumter, S.C. in 2017... was injured towards the end of his senior season, leading him to sit out the 2017 season and take a grayshirt before enrolling at South Carolina in January of 2018... registered 72 tackles, including 22 for loss as senior... also blocked six kicks and had five sacks in his final season with the Gators... coached by Larry Cornelius... selected to the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas following his senior campaign... ranked as the 14th-best prospect in South Carolina and the 41st-ranked strong-side defensive end in the country by 247’s composite rankings. PERSONAL: Tyreek Johnson is interested in the integrated information technology program at South Carolina.

ER N EST

JO N E S

LB | 6-2 | 235 | FR | HS Waycross, Ga. (Ware County) Linebacker who was an early enrollee... did not participate in the spring while recovering from a fracture in his back. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Ware County High School in Georgia in December 2017 and enrolled at South Carolina in January... logged 112 total tackles, including 70 solo stops and 6.0 tackles for loss as a senior for the Gators... also accounted for two sacks, three forced fumbles and five QB hurries in his final campaign... was a first-team all-state Class AAAAA selection... the Gators posted a 5-6 record in his senior season... coached by Franklin Stephens... was the 59th-ranked outside linebacker prospect in the country and 84th-best overall prospect in Georgia, according to 247’s national composite rankings... named to the PrepStar All-Southeast Region team. PERSONAL: Ernest Jones is a public health major.

D A KER EON

JOYN E R

QB | 6-1 | 208 | FR | HS North Charleston, S.C. (Fort Dorchester) Highly-touted quarterback prospect who graduated from high school early and enrolled at South Carolina in January... went through spring drills with the squad... could have a role in some special packages as a true freshman to get his athleticism on the field. HIGH SCHOOL: Highly-decorated prospect from Fort Dorchester High School in North Charleston, S.C... graduated in December 2017... named the state’s “Mr. Football” after his 2017 season, a year that saw him lead the Patriots to a 13-1 record and a berth in the Class 5A Lower State Championship game... earned second-team All-USA South Carolina football team accolades as selected by USA TODAY as a senior... finished just shy of 10,000 yards passing for his career... accounted for over 3,400 yards of offense and 52 total touchdowns as a senior... had a career record of 40-3 as a starter for Fort Dorchester... selected to the Offense Defense All-American Bowl and the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas... participated in the Elite 11 Finals camp... named the 2016 South Carolina Gatorade Player of the Year... as a junior, he passed for 3,642 yards with 44 touchdowns and rushed for 1,089 yards and 12 scores... Fort Dorchester won its first-ever state championship during his sophomore season in 2015... that season, he threw for 3,202 yards with 33 touchdowns, to go along with 1,058 yards rushing and 19 touchdowns... in eight games as a freshman, he passed for 532 yards and rushed for 231 yards... coached by Steve Laprad... ranked as the No. 9 dual-threat quarterback and the 202nd overall prospect in the country according to 247’s national composite rankings... Rivals ranked him as the third-best player in the state, the 10th-best dual-threat quarterback in the country and No. 199 overall... rated No. 183 on the ESPN300 list and No. 176 on the PrepStar 300 list. PERSONAL: Dakereon Joyner is a sport and entertainment management major.

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CALEB

K INL AW

KIN L A W

RB | 5-10 | 198 | SR | 1L Goose Creek, S.C. (Goose Creek/Pearl River C.C.) Fifth-year senior running back who adds depth to the position... also figures to be a regular contributor on special teams... began his career at Wisconsin... underwent multiple surgeries during his time with the Badgers. 2017: Transfer who joined the Gamecock football squad in January as a walk-on... appeared in 12 games, primarily on special teams... saw action at running back late in the game against Wofford... carried four times for 47 yards, including a 27-yard burst against the Terriers. 2016: Transferred from Wisconsin to Pearl River Community College in Poplarville, Miss. in the summer of 2016… rushed 34 times for 150 yards and a touchdown in six games for the Wildcats while being hampered by a series of nagging injuries. 2015: Played in one game as a redshirt freshman for the Badgers, carrying seven times for 30 yards and caught a touchdown pass in a win over Miami (Ohio)… also spent practice time at cornerback. 2014: Originally signed with Wisconsin and head coach Gary Anderson out of high school in 2014… redshirted in his first year in Madison. HIGH SCHOOL: Rushed for 4,186 yards, averaging 8.9 yards per carry in his prep career at Goose Creek (S.C.) High School, including three 1,000yard seasons... scored 52 touchdowns in 39 career games for the Gators... rushed for 1,154 yards and 21 touchdowns as a senior en route to all-state, all-region and All-Lowcountry honors... selected to play in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas. PERSONAL: Caleb D. Kinlaw was born October 17, 1995... is a sociology major who is scheduled to graduate in December.

C. KINLAW’S STATISTICS –RUSHING–

Year GP/GS 2015* 1/0 2017 12/0 Total 13/0

Att 7 4 11

Yds Avg TD Long 30 4.3 0 10 47 11.8 0 27 77 7.0 0 27

–RECEIVING–

Year GP/GS Rec 2015* 1/0 1 2017 12/0 0 Total 13/0 1

Yds 5 0 5

Avg TD Long 5.0 1 5 0.0 0 5.0 1 5

*2015 at Wisconsin

C. KINLAW’S HIGHS Carries........................7, Miami (O), 2015 Yards Rushing .............. 47, Wofford, 2017 Long Rush.................... 27, Wofford, 2017 Receptions..................1, Miami (O), 2015 Yards Receiving ..........5, Miami (O), 2015 Long Reception ..........5, Miami (O), 2015 Receiving TDs ............1, Miami (O), 2015

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DL | 6-6 | 305 | JR | 1L Charleston, S.C. (Goose Creek/Jones C.C.)

Junior defensive lineman who is an all-conference and possible All-America candidate... named to Athlon Sports’ 2018 pre-season third-team All-SEC unit... is a dominating and explosive player... can be as good as he wants to be... long and big with natural power and can run... showed tremendous progress during the 2017 campaign... expected to be a key component to the Carolina defensive line this year... worked extremely hard to get his weight under control which, in turn, kept him on the field longer as the 2017 season progressed. 2017: JUCO transfer in his first year at Carolina... dropped roughly 40 pounds after his arrival in Columbia... played in all 13 games making 10 starts... credited with 20 tackles including 2.0 tackles for loss... also broke up three passes, recovered two fumbles, forced one fumble and blocked a kick... made his presence felt in the win over Missouri with a tackle, two pass breakups and a blocked field goal... moved into the starting lineup against Louisiana Tech... logged three tackles including a tackle for loss against Arkansas... made three stops and had a fumble recovery against Georgia.. credited with a career-best four tackles, including one for loss, in the Florida win... also had four stops against Wofford... forced and recovered a key fumble in the Outback Bowl win over Michigan... earned the team’s Nutrition Award. 2016: Defensive tackle who spent the 2016 season at Jones County Junior College in Ellisville, Miss... coached by Steve Buckley... the Bobcats posted a 6-3 ledger in 2016... named second-team All-America, first-team All-Region 23 and first-team All-MACJC... also named the MACJC South Division’s Most Valuable Defensive Lineman after recording 26 tackles with 8.5 tackles for loss and 4.5 sacks... Rivals considered him the 27th-best JUCO prospect in the country... 247Sports rated him as the No. 2 strong-side defensive end in JUCO ranks and the seventh-best JUCO recruit overall... Scout considered him the No. 16 JUCO prospect in the nation. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Goose Creek (S.C.) High School in 2016. PERSONAL: Javon Kinlaw was born October 3, 1997... is an interdisciplinary studies major who is scheduled to graduate in December.

J. KINLAW’S STATISTICS Year GP/GS UT 2017 13/10 12

AT TT 8 20

TFL 2.0-7

J. KINLAW’S HIGHS Tackles ................... 4, twice: Florida, 2017 & Wofford, 2017 Tackles for Loss . 1.0, twice: Arkansas, 2017 & Florida, 2017 Pass Breakups ................ 2, Missouri, 2017

QBS INT PBU QBH 0.0-0 0 3 0

FF 1

FR 2

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ROSENDO

L OUIS J R.

LB | 6-2 | 240 | FR | HS !!.ü!( ǫ! $Č ( ċ Ĩ !!.ü!( ǫ! $ĩ True freshman linebacker who graduated from high school early and enrolled at Carolina in January... figures to see action at MIKE linebacker this fall. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Deerfield Beach (Fla.) High School in December... helped the Bucks win eight games as a senior, earning the team a top-50 ranking for the state of Florida... was an Under Armour AllAmerican... logged 98 tackles with five sacks and one interception and was first team All-County as a senior... coached by Jevon Glenn... made the Sun Sentinel first-team All-Broward team in 2016 after leading the Bucks in tackles as a junior... listed as the 22nd-ranked inside linebacker prospect in the nation by 247’s composite rankings, and the No. 72 player from Florida for the class of 2018... rated as the No. 19 inside linebacker prospect by Rivals... ranked No. 239 on the ESPN300 list... named to the PrepStar All-Southeast Region team. PERSONAL: Rosendo Louis Jr. is a criminal justice major.

HANK

MANOS

OL | 6-4 | 289 | FR | HS Chapin, S.C. (Chapin) Local product who graduated from high school in December and enrolled at South Carolina in January... experimented some at guard in the spring before focusing on center... needs to work to get his weight up to compete for playing time in the SEC. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Chapin (S.C.) High School in December 2017... led the Eagles to a 7-5 mark in his senior season... earned firstteam All-USA South Carolina football team accolades as selected by USA TODAY as a senior... coached by Justin Gentry... selected to the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas... also selected to play in the Under Armour All-American game... is an accomplished wrestler, earning the 285-pound title in Class 4A and finishing the season 40-0 as a junior... named The State’s co-Wrestler of the Year in 2017... ranked as the No. 11 center prospect in the country and the eighth-best overall prospect in South Carolina, according to 247’s national composite rankings... Rivals tabbed him as the Palmetto State’s 17th-best player... named to the PrepStar All-Atlantic Region team. PERSONAL: Hank Manos is undecided on his major field of study.

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MARK WAY

TE | 6-4 | 242 | JR | 1L St. Louis, Mo. (St. John Vianney)

Junior tight end who looks to stay healthy this season after injuries derailed each of his last two campaigns... will compete for playing time at tight end

and is also a candidate for special teams duty... stronger and may be in the best shape in his life after two years of injuries... has made one career start. 2017: Redshirt sophomore tight end who saw action in each of the first two contests on special teams... suffered a rib injury in the Missouri game that sidelined him for the remainder of the season, although he did dress for the final two games... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2016: Redshirted in his second season at Carolina while battling a foot injury all year... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll following the season. 2015: True freshman who appeared in all 12 games with one start... a regular on special teams who also saw action at tight end... logged three receptions for 57 yards... caught his first pass in his home state of Missouri... had a season-long 27-yard completion at Texas A&M... also caught a pass against Florida... made his first start against The Citadel... named to the 2015-16 First-Year SEC Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from St. John Vianney in Kirkwood, Mo. in 2015... coached by Paul Day... the Golden Griffins went 7-5 in his senior campaign... earned first-team Class 5 All-State honors as a tight end... as a junior, he caught 28 passes for 254 yards and a touchdown and recorded 64 tackles with seven sacks, helping his squad to a 7-4 record... logged 18 catches for 225 yard and two scores and earned all-conference honors at defensive end after collecting 43 tackles with four sacks as a sophomore... rated the 13th-best player in the state by Rivals... ranked the 31st-best tight end in the country by Scout... regarded as the 18th-best player in the state and the 45th-best tight end in the country by 247Sports... ranked as the 10th-best player in the state and the No. 17 tight end by ESPN. PERSONAL: Kyle Matthew Markway was born March 4, 1997... is a sport and entertainment management major... uncle, Matt Markway, played for Iowa in the ‘90s.

MARKWAY’S STATISTICS Year GP/GS Rec Yds Avg TD Long 2015 12/1 3 57 19.0 0 27 2016 - Redshirted 2017 2/0 0 0 0.0 0 Total 14/1 3 57 19.0 0 27

MARKWAY’S HIGHS Receptions................. 1, Three times, 2015 Yards Receiving ...... 27, Texas A&M, 2015 Long Reception ...... 27, Texas A&M, 2015

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M CGO N IGAL

LB | 6-1 | 221 | FR | RS Myrtle Beach, S.C. (Myrtle Beach) Walk-on linebacker who adds depth. 2017: Redshirted as a true freshman walk-on linebacker. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Myrtle Beach (S.C.) High School in 2017... helped the Seahawks to a 9-2 record as a senior... collected 19.5 sacks, the second-highest total in the state... recorded 89 tackles including 30 tackles for loss... coached by Mickey Wilson... named first-team all-state by the High School Sports Report and the 4A region District 11 Defensive Line Player of the Year... was a WPDE All-Zone selection... invited to the Offense Defense All-American Bowl... also a four-year letterwinner on the Seahawks’ swim team, helping the squad to a third-place finish at the Class 4A state meet while earning all-state honors... was an honor student in the classroom. PERSONAL: Sean McGonigal was born November 30, 1998... is a criminal justice major.

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STEVEN

MONT AC

DB | 5-10 | 186 | SR | 2L Covington, Ga. Ä¨ !30+*ÄĽĆŤ+Ăť!52%((! ĆŤÄ&#x2039;ĆŤÄ&#x2039;ÄŠ

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Parkway High School in Bossier City, La., in December 2017... the Panthers posted a 5-6 mark in his senior season... selected to the Offense Defense All-American Bowl... coached by Neil May... originally from Moncks Corner, S.C. but moved to Louisiana prior to his senior year of high school... logged 69 tackles in help the Berkeley Stags go 9-3 in 2016, after they finished 3-7 in 2015... Rivals ranked him as the 19th-best player in the state of Louisiana and the 35th-best safety in the country... named to the PrepStar All-Southeast Region team. PERSONAL: Israel Mukaumu is a public health major.

2017: Hard-hitting defensive back who was credited with 19 tackles in 10 games including a pair of starts... also credited with three pass interceptions, tying for the team lead, two pass breakups and a forced fumble... limited in the season-opener against NC State while recovering from a foot injury... re-aggravated the injury and missed the next three games... logged his first career interception in the victory over Vanderbilt... made his first start of the season versus Georgia and came up with six tackles plus a forced fumble... also had a start against Florida... logged six tackles including a tackle for loss and an end zone interception against Clemson... notched his third pick in the Outback Bowl win over Michigan to seal the victory. 2016: Walk-on who joined the team just after fall camp got underway... despite his late arrival, made an early impact... played in 11 games, with six starts... notched 39 tackles... made his debut against East Carolina, starting at safety... made six tackles, including five solo stops against the Pirates... forced a fumble in the Missouri win... set a career-high with nine tackles and added a pass breakup against Florida... tallied four tackles in the Western Carolina win... recorded seven tackles against Clemson... had a strong performance in the Birmingham Bowl against USF with six tackles including a half-tackle for loss, a forced fumble, a fumble recovery and a pass breakup. 2015: Spent one season at Coffeyville (Kan.) Community College... played defensive back for head coach Aaron Flores... recorded 17 tackles with one interception and three pass breakups... helped the 14th-ranked Red Ravens to an 8-3 mark. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Newton High School in Covington, Ga. in 2015... helped his team to a 7-5 record in his senior season. PERSONAL: Steven A. Montac was born September 26, 1997... is an interdisciplinary studies major who is scheduled to graduate in December.

MONTACâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S HIGHS Tackles ............................. 9, Florida, 2016 Tackles for Loss .......... 1.0, Clemson, 2017 Interceptions ..1, 3 times: Vanderbilt, 2017 Clemson, 2017 & Michigan, 2017

MONTACâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S STATISTICS Year GP/GS UT 2016 11/6 23 2017 10/2 14 Total 21/8 37

AT TT 16 39 5 19 21 58

TFL 0.5-1 1.0-8 1.5-9

QBS INT PBU QBH 0.0-0 0 3 0 0.0-0 3 2 1 0.0-0 3 5 1

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MUK UAM U

FF 2 1 3

FR 1 0 1

DB | 6-4 | 200 | FR | HS Bossier City, La. (Parkway) Defensive back who graduated from high school early and enrolled at Carolina in January... expected to compete for playing time at the cornerback position... possesses rare height and wingspan for a corner. 62

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KEI SEA N

Versatile defensive back who can play safety and nickel and could also see spot duty at cornerback... figures to be a regular in the secondary again in 2018 in his final campaign for the Garnet & Black... shared Jim Carlen Special Teams Player of the Spring honors with Keisean Nixon... has played in 21 contests over the past two seasons making eight starts with three picks.

N IXO N

DB | 5-10 | 193 | SR | 1L Compton, Calif. (Salesian/Arizona Western)

Senior defensive back... former JUCO player who has spent one season with the Gamecocks... figures to see an increased role in 2018 at either the cornerback or nickel position... has a better understanding of the defensive system and his assignments... shared Jim Carlen Special Teams Player of the Spring honors with Steven Montac... played for rapper Snoop Dogg in the Snoop Youth Football League, a Pop Warner-age conference in California... owns two career interceptions. 2017: Junior college transfer who played in 12 games, primarily on special teams... credited with eight tackles... showed a nose for the football as he was in on three turnovers... logged his first stats at Texas A&M, making one tackle and recovering an Aggie fumble... notched two tackles against Arkansas and recorded his first interception as a Gamecock, racing 45 yards for the game-sealing touchdown...collected his second interception of the season against Clemson... made his first start at cornerback in the Outback Bowl win over Michigan and responded with a season-best four tackles. 2016: Spent his second season at Arizona Western College in Yuma... played cornerback and was used as a kick returner by head coach Tom Minnick... the Matadors finished the season with an 11-1 record and ranked third in the NJCAA rankings... their only loss came in the national championship game to Garden City (Kan.)... earned second-team All-America honors after recording 30 tackles with six interceptions, returning two for scores, and five pass breakups... averaged 42.0 yards on nine kickoff returns, with two touchdowns... was named the NJCAA Special Teams Player of the Week after logging 316 return yards, including back-to-back kickoff returns for touchdowns, against Mesa... considered the 25th-best junior college prospect in the nation by Rivals... ranked at the nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s No. 34 overall junior college prospect and the No. 3 JUCO cornerback by 247Sports... rated as the thirdbest JUCO cornerback and the 10th-best junior college player overall by ESPN... considered the fifth-best cornerback and the 23rd-best JC player overall by Scout. 2015: Collected 36 tackles with five INTs and four pass breakups as a freshman at Arizona Western College. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Salesian High School in California in 2015.

NIXONâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S HIGHS Tackles ......................... 4, Michigan, 2017 Interceptions ....... 1, twice: Arkansas, 2017 & Clemson, 2017

PERSONAL: Keisean Nixon was born June 22, 1997... is an interdisciplinary studies major.

NIXONâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S STATISTICS Year GP/GS UT 2017 12/1 7

AT TT 1 8

TFL 0.0-0

QBS INT PBU QBH 0.0-0 2 0 0

FF 0

FR 1

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JA ZUUN

OUT L AW

KI EL

PO L L A R D

TE | 6-1 | 235 | JR | 2L Moultrie, Ga. (Colquitt County)

DL | 6-2 | 238 | SO | SQ Dillon, S.C. (Dillon) Walk-on defensive end who adds depth to the position. 2017: Walk-on who joined the squad after school began in August. 2016: Attended South Carolina but did not participate in football. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Dillon (S.C.) High School in 2016... helped the Wildcats to the Class AA Division I state championship and a perfect 14-0 record as a senior... coached by Jackie Hayes. PERSONAL: Jazuun “Jay” Outlaw was born July 10, 1998... is a mechanical engineering major.

CHRISTIA N

P E L L AG E

OL | 6-7 | 305 | JR | 1L Brooksville, Fla. (Nature Coast Tech)

Redshirt junior offensive lineman who adds depth up front... played and lettered as a true freshman in 2015. 2017: Reserved offensive lineman who did not see any game action... was not able to participate in spring drills due to a calf strain.

Junior tight end who figures to be in the mix for playing time at tight end and also a factor on special teams... competed at a high level in the spring... has appeared in 25 games over the past two seasons with a pair of receptions. 2017: Sophomore tight end who was a special teams performer and also saw limited time at tight end... played in all 13 games... caught his only pass of the year, a four-yard completion, against Tennessee... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2016: Played in 12 games... caught one pass for 18 yards... saw his first action against Mississippi State... made a key block on A.J. Turner’s game-opening 80-yard kick return vs. East Carolina... logged his first catch against Georgia, an 18-yard reception... named to the 2016-17 First-Year SEC Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Named to the all-state team and was the 6A Offensive Player of the Year after helping lead Colquitt County to a 15-0 record and the Georgia state championship... graduated in 2016... logged 76 catches for 1,163 yards and 18 touchdowns as a senior... the Packers won two straight state titles and were ranked No. 2 in the USA Today poll in 2015... coached by Rush Propst... Rivals ranks him as the No. 23 player in the state of Georgia, the 15th-best “athlete” in the country and No. 249 overall... 247Sports considers him No. 86 in Georgia... ESPN also ranks him the 84th-best player in the state and the 148th-best wide receiver in the country. PERSONAL: Full name is Kiel Tyrell Pollard... born February 3, 1997... is a middle level education major.

2016: Redshirted during his true sophomore season. 2015: Played in all 12 games, primarily on special teams... named to the 2015-16 First-Year SEC Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Nature Coast Tech in Brooksville, Fla. in 2015... coached by Justin Worden... helped the Sharks to a 7-4 mark as a senior... earned a spot on the Florida Class 5A first-team all-state squad... invited to the Under Armour All-America Game in St. Petersburg Fla... considered the 75th-best player in the state and the 51st-best offensive tackle by Rivals... rated as the 63rd-best offensive tackle in the country by Scout... regarded as the 62nd-best player in the state and the 47th-best offensive tackle in the country by 247Sports... ranked as the 28th-best player in Florida, the No. 14 offensive tackle in the nation and No. 138 overall by ESPN. PERSONAL: Christian Leigh Pellage was born January 22, 1997... is a marketing major who is scheduled to graduate in December.

POLLARD’S STATISTICS Year 2016 2017 Total

GP/GS Rec 12/0 1 13/0 1 25/0 2

Yds Avg TD Long 18 18.0 0 18 4 4.0 0 4 22 11.0 0 18

POLLARD’S HIGHS Receptions.............1, twice: Georgia, 2016 & Tennessee, 2017 Yards Receiving .............18, Georgia, 2016 Long Reception .............18, Georgia, 2016

WILL

PU T N A M

OL | 6-5 | 297 | SO | SQ Harrisburg, N.C. (Hickory Ridge) Redshirt sophomore offensive lineman who adds depth up front. 2017: Redshirt freshman who worked at as a reserve center... did not see any game action. 2016: Redshirted in his true freshman campaign. HIGH SCHOOL: Played left tackle and defensive end for Hickory Ridge High in Harrisburg, N.C., graduating in 2016... the Class 3AA Ragin’ Bulls went 7-5 under head coach Marty Paxton in his senior season... considered

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2018 GAMECOCKS the 50th-best player in North Carolina by Rivals... rated the 50th-best player in the state of North Carolina and the nation’s No. 112 offensive tackle in the country by 247Sports... ESPN ranked him as the 64th-best player in the state and the No. 132 offensive tackle in the nation... an All-Atlantic Region pick by PrepStar. PERSONAL: William J. Putnam was born January 18, 1998... is in the criminal justice program at South Carolina.

P A TRICK

RE E DY

Walk-on freshman tight end who joined the squad in the summer. HIGH SCHOOL: Local product from Cardinal Newman High School in Columbia... graduated in 2018... did not play football until his junior season of high school... led the Cardinals with 57 catches for 1,068 yards and 10 touchdowns as a senior... was a finalist for Mr. Richland County Football Player of the Year.

RE G I S T E R

RHODES

OL | 6-4 | 325 | FR | RS Fairburn, Ga. (Creekside) Redshirt freshman offensive lineman... impressed the coaches while working with the scout team last fall. 2017: True freshman who was redshirted in his first season.

TE | 6-7 | 240 | FR | HS Columbia, S.C. (Cardinal Newman)

WILL

J OR D A N

TE | 6-4 | 251 | FR | RS Chapin, S.C. (Chapin) Redshirt freshman who will compete for playing time at a deep tight end position... worked to get stronger in the weight room, especially in his upper body, during the offseason... has the ability to play both attached or out wide... still learning the position, but has the tools necessary to compete. 2017: Redshirted in his true freshman campaign. HIGH SCHOOL: The first player to commit to the Gamecocks in the 2017 signing class... local product who played at Chapin (S.C.) High School, graduating in 2017... the Eagles went 11-3 and reached the Class AAAA state semifinal game in his senior season... coached by Justin Gentry... caught 24 passes for 251 yards... played in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas following his senior season... named the Class 4A Lower State Lineman of the Year by the South Carolina Football Coaches Association... named to The State’s All-Midlands team... Rivals rated him as the third-best player in the Palmetto State and the 14th-best tight end in the country... considered the seventh-best player in the state and the 25th-best tight end in the country by 247Sports... ranked as the third-best player in the Palmetto State, the sixth-best Y-tight end in the country and No. 242 overall by ESPN... Scout considered him the 41st-best tight end in the nation. PERSONAL: Will Register was born November 2, 1998... is in the prebusiness program.

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Creekside High School in Fairburn, Ga. in 2017... coached by Will Rogers... did not play football until his junior year of high school and only had one season of game experience... was a unanimous selection by the coaches to the all-region team as a left tackle following his senior season... the Seminoles posted a 5-5 mark in 2016... grew up playing basketball... considered the 133rd-best player in Georgia and the 113th-best offensive tackle in the country by 247Sports... rated the 85th-best offensive tackle in the nation by Scout. PERSONAL: Jordan Rhodes was born May 22, 1998... is a criminal justice major.

R .J.

R O D E R ICK

DB | 6-0 | 207 | FR | HS Summerville, S.C. (Cane Bay) True freshman who had never played safety prior to his arrival on campus in the spring... impressed the coaches with his athleticism and has a big upside. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Cane Bay High School in Summerville, S.C. in December... was a triple-option quarterback who helped the Cobras win nine of 12 games and reach the second round of the 4A playoffs, despite missing six games mid-season due to injury... ran for 354 yards, passed for 188 and totaled 10 touchdowns over six games...selected to the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas... rushed for 1,778 yards and 23 touchdowns as a junior... coached by Russell Zehr... ranked No. 21 among the Palmetto state’s recruits for 2018, and is the 95th-ranked safety in the nation according to 247’s composite rankings... Rivals ranked him as the 18th-best player in the state of South Carolina... named to the PrepStar All-Atlantic Region team. PERSONAL: Ronald “R.J.” Roderick is a sport and entertainment management major.

DARIUS

R U SH

WR | 6-2 | 184 | FR | HS Greeleyville, S.C. (C.E. Murray) Wide receiver who enrolled at South Carolina in January and went through spring drills. HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at C.E. Murray High School in Greeleyville, S.C., graduating in December 2017... led the War Eagles to an 11-2 record and the Class A Lower State finals... named the Region 5-A co-Player of Year... caught 47 passes for 863 yards and 17 touchdowns, rushed for 125 yards and a TD and returned a kickoff for a score as a senior... selected to the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas following his senior season... had 1,243

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2018 GAMECOCKS all-purpose yards and 18 total touchdowns as a junior... rushed for 612 yards and 12 scores and caught 14 passes for 228 yards and three scores... added 36 tackles and two interceptions on defense... coached by Chad Wilkes... ranked 19th overall in the state and is the 151st best wide receiver prospect in the country according to 247’s national composite rankings... Rivals ranked him as the 23rd-best player in the state of South Carolina... named to the PrepStar All-Atlantic Region team. PERSONAL: Darius Rush is a sport and entertainment management major.

DEEBO

S AMUE L

WR | 6-0 | 210 | SR | 3L Inman, S.C. (Chapman)

hamstring... had four catches for 90 yards against Georgia... tallied eight catches for 106 yards vs. UMass... collected eight catches for 83 yards in the Tennessee win... set then-career highs with nine catches for 125 yards and had a rushing TD against Missouri... scored three times against Western Carolina, two rushing and one on a 100-yard kick return... threw a 33-yard TD pass and returned six kicks for 124 yards against Clemson... had his best game against USF when he tied the school record with 14 receptions and set Birmingham Bowl records with 14 receptions and 190 receiving yards... also scored a rushing touchdown in that contest... garnered the Joe Morrison Offensive Player of the Spring honors. 2015: Played in five games, making three starts while battling injuries... fourth on the team with 12 receptions for 161 yards and a touchdown... started but suffered a hamstring injury in the season opener against North Carolina... made his first catch for 10 yards against Kentucky... started and caught two passes for 20 yards against Georgia... continued to have issues with the hamstring and sat out the next seven contests... returned to action against The Citadel... moved back into the starting lineup for the season finale against Clemson and responded with a then-career-best performance, logging five catches for 104 yards and a his first career TD, a seven-yard catch... also had a career-long 48-yard reception in that contest... recognized with the Big Plays award for the offense in the spring. 2014: Redshirted as a true freshman... worked with the scout team.

One of the most electrifying players in college football, the talented wide receiver and kick returner is an all-conference and All-America candidate in his final campaign... named to Athlon Sports’ 2018 pre-season first-team All-SEC unit as both a wide receiver and kick returner and second-team AllAmerica at both positions... owns 86 career receptions for 1,194 yards... has scored 15 career touchdowns - seven on the ground, five receiving and three via kickoff return... has also thrown one touchdown pass... is the school’s record-holder in kick returns for touchdowns... has played in 18 games over the past three seasons with 16 career starts... was limited in the spring due to injuries. 2017: Was on his way to an outstanding campaign when he left the Kentucky game in the third quarter with a broken leg... despite playing in just three games, still tied for the team lead with six touchdowns... accounted for three receiving, two kick return and one rushing TD... averaged 158.0 yards of total offense per game... received two kickoffs and returned them both 97 yards for scores... logged 15 receptions for 250 yards, an average of 16.7 yards per catch, and rushed twice for 30 yards... caught five passes for 83 yards and two TDs in the season opener against NC State... also returned the game’s opening kick 97 yards for a score, earning a spot on the Paul Hornung Award Honor Roll and SEC Special Teams Player of the Week recognition... scored a pair of touchdowns in the win over Missouri, racing to a 97-yard kick return for Carolina’s first points of the game and later taking it in on a 25-yard rush... earned the Paul Hornung Award Honor Roll and SEC Special Teams Player of the Week accolades for the second-straight week... became the first Gamecock to log three career kick return touchdowns and the third to return two kicks for TDs in a season... caught five balls for 122 yards and a touchdown vs. Kentucky, including a 68-yard scoring strike on the first play from scrimmage... named a game captain against Missouri and Kentucky. 2016: Sophomore who shared the Steve Wadiak MVP Award with Jake Bentley, was the Steve Spurrier Award winner as the Offense’s MVP and was selected as the Most Explosive Player on offense by his teammates... led the squad with 59 catches for 783 yards despite playing in just 10 games... also rushed 15 times for 98 yards and six TDs, returned 16 kickoffs for a 26.9yard average with one score, returned two punts for eight yards and threw a 33-yard touchdown pass... ranked third in the SEC in receptions per game (5.9), fourth in receiving yards per game (78.3), third in kickoff return average and second in all-purpose yardage per game (132.0)... caught two passes for 36 yards at Vandy and scored on an eight-yard run for Carolina’s lone TD... battled hamstring issues throughout the Mississippi State game... did not play against East Carolina, Kentucky or Texas A&M due to the balky

HIGH SCHOOL: Played for Mark Hodge at Chapman High School in Inman, S.C., graduating in 2014... led the Panthers to an 11-4 record and a semifinal berth in the AAA playoffs as a senior... logged 166 catches for 2,751 yards and 36 touchdowns during his career... also rushed 133 times for 898 yards and scored 13 times on the ground... collected a school-record 53 career TDs... added 94 tackles and 12 interceptions... as a senior, logged 61 receptions for 1,184 yards and 15 scores... added 837 yards on the ground with 13 TDs... also scored twice SAMUEL’S STATISTICS on INTs... named the High –RECEIVING– School Sports Report Class AAA Year GP/GS Rec Yds Avg TD Long Offensive Player of the Year... 2015 5/3 12 161 13.4 1 48 played in the Shrine Bowl of the 2016 10/10 59 783 13.3 1 47 2017 3/3 15 250 16.7 3 68 Carolinas... caught 78 passes for Total 18/16 86 1194 13.9 5 68 1,246 yards and 18 scores as a –RUSHING– junior... also had a kick return Year GP/GS Att Yds Avg TD Long and a punt return for a touch2015 5/3 0 0 0 0 down... played defensive back 2016 10/10 15 98 6.5 6 23 2017 3/3 2 30 15.0 1 25 and running back as a sophoTotal 18/16 17 128 7.5 7 25 more... Rivals considered him -KICK RETURNS– the No. 53 wide receiver in the Year GP/GS No Yds Avg TD Long nation and the 17th-best player 2015 5/3 1 24 24.0 0 23 in the state... was the fifth-best 2016 10/10 16 431 26.9 1 100 2017 3/3 2 194 97.0 2 97 player in the state, the 35th-best Total 18/16 19 649 34.2 3 100 wide receiver in the nation, and was No. 238 overall according SAMUEL’S HIGHS to 247Sports... ESPN rated him Receptions...........................14, USF, 2016 the 192nd-best wide receiver in Yards Receiving .................190, USF, 2016 the nation and the 32nd-best Long Reception .......... 68, Kentucky, 2017 player in the state... a PrepStar TD Receptions ..............2, NC State, 2017 All-Atlantic Region pick. 100-yard Receiving Games ............5 Times Carries.............. 5, Western Carolina, 2016 Yards Rushing ................ 31, UMass, 2016 Long Rush................... 25, Missouri, 2017 Rushing TDs .... 2, Western Carolina, 2016 Kick Returns ................. 6, Clemson, 2016 Kick Return Yards 194, W. Carolina, 2016 Long Kick Return 100, W. Carolina, 2016 Pass Attempts ................ 1, Clemson, 2016 Pass Completions .......... 1, Clemson, 2016 Passing Yards ............... 33, Clemson, 2016 Passing Touchdowns ...... 1, Clemson, 2016 Longest Pass ................ 33, Clemson, 2016 Touchdowns Scored ..................... 3, twice: W. Carolina, 2016 & NC State, 2017

PERSONAL: Tyshun Samuel was born January 15, 1996... is a retail management major... scheduled to graduate in December... the nickname “Deebo” comes from the neighborhood bully character played by actor Tiny Lister in the movie “Friday.”

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RICK

S ANDIDG E

DL | 6-5 | 285 | FR | HS Bamberg, S.C. Ĩǫ ) !.#ġ $.$ . 0ĩ One of the highest-rated recruits for the Gamecocks in the 2018 class... expected to make an immediate contribution as a true freshman along the defensive line. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Concord (N.C.) High School in 2018... recorded 83 tackles and seven sacks as a defensive lineman during his senior season... coached by Glen Padgett... the Spiders went 5-7 in 2017... named to the NC Preps All-Class and 3A All-State teams... earned first-team AllUSA North Carolina football team accolades as selected by USA TODAY as a senior... participated in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas... Rivals ranks him as the second-best defensive tackle in the country, the third-best player in the state and No. 45 nationally... considered the sixth-best player in North Carolina, the 14th-best defensive tackle in the country and No. 141 overall by 247Sports composite ranking... ranked No. 136 overall and was considered the 11th-best defensive tackle in the country as part of PrepStar’s Dream Team.

MICHA EL

S C ARNE C C HIA

QB | 6-3 | 216 | SR | 1L Fleming Island, Fla. (Fleming Island)

all-state team... as a junior, completed 101-of-156 passes for 1,553 yards and 18 TDs in his first year as a starter, earning honorable mention all-state honors... team logged a 7-3 record... rated the 277th-best player in the state and the 84th-best pro-style quarterback in the nation, according to 247Sports. com... ESPN considered him the 66th-best pocket-passing quarterback in the nation and the 239th-best player in the state... an All-Southeast Region pick by PrepStar... was a member of the National Honor Society. PERSONAL: Michael Anthony Scarnecchia was born July 25, 1995... uncle, Sam Scarnecchia, played football at Miami (Fla.)... graduated in May with a degree in finance.

SCARNECCHIA’S STATISTICS –PASSING–

Year GP/GS 2015 1/0 2016 2017 2/0 Total 3/0

C-A-I Pct. 1-1-0 100.0 - DNP 0-0-0 1-1-0 100.0

Yds TD Lg 9 0 9 0 9

0 0

0 9

–RUSHING–

Year GP/GS 2015 1/0 2016 2017 2/0 Total 3/0

Att 1

Yds Avg TD Long 0 0.0 0 0 - DNP 0 0 0 0 1 0 0.0 0 0

SCARNECCHIA’S HIGHS Pass Attempts .......................1, LSU, 2015 Pass Completions .................1, LSU, 2015 Passing Yards ........................9, LSU, 2015 Longest Pass .........................9, LSU, 2015 Rushing Attempts.................1, LSU, 2015

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DB | 5-8 | 186 | JR | SQ Beaufort, S.C. (Beaufort)

Fifth-year senior quarterback... established himself in the spring as the solid No. 2 signal-caller behind incumbent starter Jake Bentley... has appeared in three games in his career, completing his only pass attempt for nine yards... has been recognized on the SEC honor roll four times during his career... named the Harold White GPA Award winner for the offense at the 2018 Garnet & Black spring game. 2017: Junior who served as the No. 2 quaterback behind Jake Bentley... saw action late in Carolina’s victories over Arkansas and Wofford... selected by the coaches as the Dr. Harris Pastides Outstanding Student-Athlete Award winner following the season... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2016: Missed the entire season after undergoing labrum surgery in the summer on his left (non-throwing) shoulder... suffered the injury working out at his home in May... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2015: Backup quarterback who saw action late in the LSU contest... completed his only pass for nine yards... also ran once for no yards... a member of the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll... named the Most Improved Freshman on offense in the spring by the coaches. 2014: Redshirted... named to the 2014-15 First-Year SEC Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Played for coach Frank Hall at Fleming Island (Fla.) High School, graduating in 2014... led the Golden Eagles to a 10-1 record as a senior while throwing 28 TDs with only two picks... earned a spot on the A.P. 66

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Walk-on safety who is in his third season with the football program... a twotime member of the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2017: Reserve defensive back... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2016: Redshirt freshman walk-on who spent time on the scout team... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2015: Walk-on who worked with the scout team in his true freshman campaign for the Garnet & Black... added to the squad when the roster expanded. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Beaufort (S.C.) High School in 2015... played for head coach Mark Clifford... earned all-area honors. PERSONAL: Jason D. Senn was born July 15, 1997... is a sport and entertainment management major... interned with the Gamecocks’ marketing department over the summer.

2018 GAMECOCKS

KOBE

S MIT H

DL | 6-2 | 295 | JR | 2L Lawrenceville, Ga. (Archer)

Junior defensive tackle who figures to be a regular contributor in the middle of the Carolina defensive line again this season... considered a “glue guy” by the coaches... credited with 17 tackles in 24 career contests, including 1.5 tackles for loss... named the Harold White GPA Award winner for the defense at the 2018 Garnet & Black spring game. 2017: True sophomore defensive tackle who played in all 13 games... credited with 1.5 tackles for loss and a quarterback hurry... made two stops, including one for loss, at Texas A&M... also credited with two tackles versus Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Clemson... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2016: True freshman who graduated from high school after the fall semester and enrolled at Carolina in January... went through spring but was limited following shoulder surgery... defensive tackle who played in 11 games... credited with four tackles... made his Gamecock debut in the Vanderbilt win... posted his first collegiate tackle at Mississippi State... made one tackle in the Missouri win, playing his most significant action of the season against the Tigers... logged the first two-tackle performance of his career at Clemson. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Archer High School in Lawrenceville, Ga. at mid-semester and enrolled at South Carolina in January... played for head coach Andy Dyer... helped the Tigers to an 11-2 record and a spot in the Georgia AAAAAA state quarterfinals as a senior... invited to play in the Semper Fidelis All-American Game following his senior season... Rivals considered him the 31st-best defensive tackle in the nation and the 48th-best player in Georgia... rated the 63rd-best defensive tackle in the nation and the 83rd-best player in the state of Georgia by 247Sports... was the 40th-best defensive tackle in the nation and the 43rd-best player in Georgia according to ESPN... an All-Southeast Region pick by PrepStar.

K. SMITH’S HIGHS Tackles ............................... 2.0, Five times Tackles for loss ...... 1.0, Texas A&M, 2017

PERSONAL: Kobe A. Smith was born June 23, 1998... is a sport and entertainment management major at Carolina.

K. SMITH’S STATISTICS Year GP/GS UT 2016 11/0 2 2017 13/0 6 Total 24/0 8

AT TT 2 4 7 13 9 17

TFL 0.0-0 1.5-2 1.5-2

QBS INT PBU QBH 0.0-0 0 0 0 0.0-0 0 0 1 0.0-0 0 0 1

FF 0 0 0

MATTHEW

S M IT H

FR 0 0 0

LS | 6-0 | 209 | FR | RS Roswell, Ga. (Roswell) Walk-on long snapper who looks to challenge incumbent Ben Asbury for the starting role. 2017: Walk-on long snapper who was part of the 105-man fall roster. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Roswell (Ga.) High School in 2017... helped the Hornets to a 14-1 record as a senior, with their only loss coming

in overtime in the state Class AAAAAAA championship game... coached by John Ford... also played baseball where he was a standout pitcher... an AP Scholar and a member of the Principal’s Honor Roll. PERSONAL: Matthew Smith was born May 17, 1999... is a sport and entertainment management major at Carolina.

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SM IT H

WR | 6-4 | 222 | SO | 1L Mount Pleasant, S.C. (Wando) Sophomore wide receiver who made great strides last season as the injury to Deebo Samuel forced him into more significant playing time... has excellent size for a wideout, providing a big target. 2017: True freshman who enrolled at South Carolina in January... was limited in some contact drills throughout much of the spring while continuing to rehab from an ankle injury suffered in high school... appeared in all 13 games making 10 starts... ranked third on the team with 30 catches... averaged 10.9 yards per catch with three touchdowns... caught at least three passes in eight of the last nine games... ranked fourth among freshmen in the SEC with 2.3 catches per game and sixth with 25.1 receiving yards per game... caught his first career pass against Kentucky, a nine-yard touchdown... made his first career start vs. Louisiana Tech and caught two passes for 36 yards, including a 28-yard scoring strike in the fourth quarter... hauled in three passes for 28 yards at Texas A&M, including a touchdown reception for the thirdconsecutive game... posted identical lines of three catches for 40 yards in the Arkansas and Tennessee wins... led Carolina with five catches for 60 yards in the win over Florida. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Wando High School in Mount Pleasant, S.C., in December 2016 and enrolled at South Carolina in January... caught 37 passes for 448 yards and two touchdowns at wide receiver while totaling 29 tackles and an interception as the starting safety before missing the remainder of the 2016 season with an ankle injury, which required surgery... played for coach Jimmy Noonan... the Warriors posted an 8-4 record in his senior season... named the Class 5A Lower State Back of the Year by the South Carolina Football Coaches Association... was a finalist for the Mr. Football award... selected to play in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas following his senior season... traveled to the U.S. Army All-American Game in San Antonio but did not participate due to the injury... logged 84 catches for 1,364 yards and 18 touchdowns as a junior and 28 receptions for 441 yards and four scores as a sophomore... Rivals rated him as the top player in the Palmetto State, the 15th-best wide receiver in the country and No. 104 overall... ranked by 247Sports as the top player in the Palmetto State, the 15th-best wide receiver in the country and No. 86 overall... ESPN considered him as the second-best player in the state, the 36th-best wide receiver in the nation and No. 234 on the ESPN300 list... Scout considered him the 25th-best wide receiver in the country and No. 185 overall. PERSONAL: OrTre A. Smith was born September 11, 1998... interested in a degree in experiemental psychology... mother, Tashia Greene, played volleyball at Clemson from 1989-90.

O. SMITH’S STATISTICS Year GP/GS Rec 2017 13/10 30

Yds Avg TD Long 326 10.9 3 28

O. SMITH’S HIGHS Receptions........................5, Florida, 2017 Yards Receiving ..............60, Florida, 2017 Long Reception . 28, Louisiana Tech, 2017 Touchdown Receptions ........1, three times

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SHI

S MIT H

WR | 5-10 | 187 | SO | 1L Union, S.C. (Union County) Sophomore wideout who turned in an excellent freshman campaign... has big-play capabilites... possesses outstanding hands... did not have a “drop” during the 2017 season. 2017: True freshman receiver who played in 12 contests, making seven starts... hauled in 29 passes for 409 yards, a 14.1-yard average, with three scores and without a drop... ranked third on the team in receiving yards, fourth in catches and second in yards per catch... ranked third among freshmen in the SEC with 2.4 catches per game and third with 34.1 receiving yards per game... also returned five kickoffs for 76 yards... made his first career start at Missouri and caught four passes for 22 yards... hauled in three catches for a career-best 86 yards and his first collegiate touchdown at Texas A&M... led the Gamecocks with five receptions for 76 yards in the win over Vanderbilt, including a 36-yard touchdown grab... logged three catches for 30 yards in the Wofford win before leaving win an injury which forced him to miss the Clemson game... returned for the Outback Bowl game versus Michigan and responded with three catches for 59 yards, including a 53-yard touchdown reception, the longest of his career. HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Union (S.C.) County High School… helped the Yellowjackets post a 9-5 mark and reach the second round of the Class AAAA playoffs in his senior season... caught 47 passes for 609 yards and 10 touchdowns... named the 4A Upper State Back of the Year by the South Carolina Football Coaches Association... coached by Bradley Adams... played in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas following his senior season... caught 54 passes for 1,337 yards and 17 touchdowns as a junior in 2015... Rivals rated him as the second-best player in the state of South Carolina, the 34th-best wide receiver in the country and No. 205 overall... considered the secondbest player in the state, the fourth-best “athlete” in the country and No. 159 overall by 247Sports... ranked as the best player in the state, the 16th-best wide receiver in the country and No. 107 overall by ESPN... rated as the 67th-best wide receiver in the nation by Scout. PERSONAL: Shi Smith was born October 26, 1998... is a film and media studies major.

S. SMITH’S STATISTICS Year GP/GS Rec 2017 12/7 29

Yds Avg TD Long 406 14.1 3 53

S. SMITH’S HIGHS

S T AL E Y

LB | 6-0 | 225 | SO | 1L Columbia, S.C. (Ridge View) Sophomore linebacker who saw limited action as a true freshman, but will be counted on to be a regular in the rotation this fall... local product who could also contribute on special teams. 68

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HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Columbia’s Ridge View High School in 2017... coached by Perry Parks... set the school record with 29 sacks as a senior defensive end, breaking his own mark of 21, set as a junior in 2015... recorded at least two sacks in 12 of 13 games as a senior... registered 120 tackles overall... helped the Blazers to a 10-win season and a trip to the third round of the Class 4A state playoffs... played in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas following his senior season... named The State’s Defensive Player of the Year for the second-consecutive season and selected to the All-Midlands team... Rivals rated him as the 14th-best player in the state... considered the 20th-best player in the state and the 81st-best tight end in the country by 247Sports... ranked as the 18th-best player in South Carolina and the 78thbest outside linebacker in the country by ESPN... ranked as the 60th-best outside linebacker in the country by Scout. PERSONAL: Damani Staley was born Feb 6, 1999... is a sport and entertainment management major... father, Duce, played for the Gamecocks and in the NFL for the Philadelphia Eagles and Pittsburgh Steelers and was a coach on the 2018 Super Bowl Champion Eagles squad.

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ST A N L E Y

OL | 6-3 | 315 | JR | 2L Floydale, S.C. (Latta)

Fifth-year player who is the returning starter at left guard... transitioned to center in the spring and is penciled in as the starter entering the fall... enters the season having never taken a rep at center in a game at any level... nominated for the Rimington Award, given to the nation’s top center... has appeared in 25 games making 13 starts... appealed and granted a sixth-year of eligibility for 2019 after injuries derailed two seasons (2014 and 2016). 2017: Started 12 games along the offensive line in his fourth season with the Gamecocks... made nine starts at left guard and three starts at right guard... graded by Pro Football Focus as the second-most effective guard in the nation during Week 4, as the Gamecocks defeated Louisiana Tech... named a game captain against Texas A&M... sidelined for the Outback Bowl win over Michigan due to an ankle injury. 2016: Sophomore season was abbreviated by an early injury... earned the starting right guard position for the season opener at Vanderbilt... suffered a high ankle sprain in the first series of the game, causing him to miss the remainder of the season... applied for a medical redshirt that would get him a sixth year of eligibility.

Receptions.................. 5, Vanderbilt, 2017 Yards Receiving ......86, Texas A&M, 2017 Long Reception ..........53, Michigan, 2017 TD Receptions ....1, 3 times: A&M, 2017 Vanderbilt, 2017 & Michigan, 2017

DAMANI

2017: True freshman linebacker who saw action in six games on special teams... did not record any statistics.

2015: Played in all 12 games as a redshirt freshman, primarily on special teams... also saw a limited number of reps at offensive guard... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll... took a vast number of reps in the spring as the numbers were thin on the offensive line... earned one of four Everyday Effort awards presented in the spring at the Garnet & Black game. 2014: Redshirted as a true freshman... did not practice for much of the fall while rehabbing from surgery on his left wrist... named to the 2014-15 FirstYear SEC Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Offensive lineman who prepped at Latta (S.C.) High School... the Vikings went 7-4 in 2013 under head coach Kelly Williamson... was a finalist for the South Carolina “Mr. Football” award... earned a spot on the all-state team as selected by the High School Sports Report... played in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas following his senior season... also played basket-

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2018 GAMECOCKS ball and baseball... played for the baseball state title as a junior... Rivals.com considered him the 10th-best player in the state and the 16th-best offensive guard in the nation... Scout.com ranked him as the sixth-best offensive guard in the country and No. 105 overall... considered the fourth-best player in the state, the fifth-best offensive guard in the nation and the 121st-best player overall according to 247Sports.com... ESPN considered him the 14th-best offensive guard in the nation, No. 214 on the ESPN300 list and the seventhbest player in the state... ranked by PrepStar as No. 213 on the Top 300 AllAmerican Team... was a member of the National Honor Society. PERSONAL: Donell Lavon Stanley Jr. was born June 27, 1995... scheduled to graduate in December 2018 with a degree in sport and entertainment management.

AARON

S T E RL I NG

DL | 6-1 | 245 | SO | 1L Atlanta, Ga. (Tucker)

HIGH SCHOOL: Defensive tackle who prepped at Tucker High School in Georgia... the Tigers posted a 13-2 record and reached the state AAAAAA Championship game in his senior season... earned first team all-state honors by the Georgia Sports Writers Association... coached by Bryan Lamar... participated in the Under Armour All-America Game in Orlando following his senior season... Rivals considered him the 23rd-best player in the Peach State and the 14th-best defensive tackle in the country... ranked as the 93rd-best player in the state of Georgia and the 45th-best strongside defensive end in the country by 247Sports... ESPN considered him the 26th-best player in the state, the 15th-best defensive tackle in the nation and No. 210 overall... Scout ranked him as the 47thSTERLING’S HIGHS best defensive end in the nation. PERSONAL: Aaron Sterling was born February 21, 1999... is a sport and entertainment management major.

STERLING’S STATISTICS AT TT 11 23

TFL 3.0-18

CHA D

QBS INT PBU QBH 2.0-16 0 0 2

T E RRE L L

FF 0

PERSONAL: Chad Terrell was born September 15, 1998... is in the advertising program at South Carolina.

Year GP/GS Rec 2017 10/0 3

2017: True freshman defensive end... played in all 13 games making 23 stops with 3.0 tackles for loss and a pair of sacks... also credited with two quarterback hurries... had his first three-tackle day at Texas A&M game... set his career high with four tackles at Georgia... logged his first career sack in the victory over Florida... tallied three tackles and a sack vs. Clemson.

Year GP/GS UT 2017 13/0 12

HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at North Paulding High School in Dallas, Ga... helped the Wolfpack to a 7-4 mark and a spot in the 7A state playoffs in his senior season... registered 64 receptions for 1,236 yards and 17 TDs... earned honorable mention all-state honors from the Georgia Sports Writers Association... coached by Scott Jones... collected 115 receptions for 2,062 yards and 27 touchdowns during his prep career... Rivals ranked him as the 18th-best player in the state of Georgia, the 32nd-best wide receiver in the country and No. 194 overall... considered the 31st-best player in the state, the 42nd-best wide receiver in the country and No. 331 overall by 247Sports... ranked as the 58th-best player in Georgia and the 85th-best wide receiver in the country by ESPN... considered the 60th-best wide receiver in the nation by Scout.

TERRELL’S STATISTICS

True sophomore defensive end... had a productive first year for the Garnet & Black and will be counted on to become more of factor in his second campaign... added a great deal of strength this offseason to go along with his quick first step.

Tackles ............................4, Georgia, 2017 Tackles for Loss ......................... 1.0, twice: Florida, 2017 & Clemson, 2017 Sacks ......................................... 1.0, twice: Florida, 2017 & Clemson, 2017

2017: True freshman wide receiver who played in 10 contests... caught three passes for 20 yards... had one reception each against Kentucky, Louisiana Tech and Tennessee... missed the Vanderbilt and Georgia games with injury... also did not play against Clemson.

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WR | 6-3 | 219 | SO | 1L Bogue Chitto, Miss. (North Paulding) Sophomore wide receiver who saw limited action as a true freshman... Suffered a torn ACL in his left knee during spring camp on March 3 and underwent surgery... hopes to return to the field during the fall.

Yds 20

Avg TD Long 6.7 0 9

TERRELL’S HIGHS Receptions........1 3 times: Kentucky, 2017 Louisiana Tech, 2017, & Tennessee, 2017 Yards Receiving ........... 9, Tennessee, 2017 Long Reception ........... 9, Tennessee, 2017

KEI R

THOMAS

DL | 6-2 | 276 | JR | 2L Miami, Fla. (Miami Central) Junior defensive lineman who has been used at both the tackle and end positions... figures to be a starter in the middle of the line again in 2018... has appeared in all 26 games over the past two seasons, making 13 starts. 2017: True sophomore defensive lineman who played in all 13 games making 11 starts... primarily used at defensive end, but also slid into the interior of the line... credited with 38 tackles including 4.5 tackles for loss and a pair of sacks... had three quarterback hurries and forced one fumble... turned in a big game in the season-opener against NC State, with five tackles, 2.0 tackles for loss and a sack... notched five tackles vs. Kentucky... tallied a sack on the final drive of the Tennessee win, forcing a fumble and costing the Vols crucial seconds as Carolina held on for the win... set a career high with seven tackles and added 1.5 tackles for loss at Georgia. 2016: Graduated from high school mid-year and enrolled at Carolina in January... played in all 13 games with two starts... credited with 24 tackles, 4.0 tackles for loss and 2.0 sacks... made three tackles in his collegiate debut, a victory over Vanderbilt... had two tackles and made his first career sack in the East Carolina win... made his first career start against Texas A&M and had a strong effort with five tackles (three solo)... made his second straight start at defensive tackle against Georgia and was in on one tackle... made two tackles, including one stop for loss, added a quarterback hurry and a fumble forced in the UMass win... made two tackles in the Missouri victory, including a crucial sack in the fourth quarter... tallied three tackles at Florida... made two tackles, including one tackle for loss, in the Western Carolina win. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Miami (Fla.) Central High School at mid-year and enrolled at South Carolina in January 2016... coached by Roland Smith... played multiple positions, including nose guard, defensive tackle, defensive end and linebacker... earned first-team Class 6A all-state

SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2018

2018 GAMECOCKS honors... recognized as the 8A-6A Defensive Player of the Year as part of the Miami Herald’s All-Dade Awards event... racked up 22 sacks among his 83 tackles as a senior... recorded 71 tackles and 18 sacks as a junior... regarded as the 23rd-best strongside defensive end in the country and the 49th-best player in Florida, according to Rivals... 247Sports ranked him as the 26thbest strongside defensive end in the nation and the 64th-best player in the Sunshine State... ESPN rated him as the 26th-best defensive end, the 37thbest player in the state and No. 192 overall on the ESPN 300... was a PrepStar All-American and ranked No. 288 overall.

THOMAS’ HIGHS Tackles ............................7, Georgia, 2017 Tackles for Loss ..........2.0, NC State, 2017 Sacks ................................. 1.0, Four times

PERSONAL: Keir S. Thomas was born January 25, 1998... is an interdisciplinary studies major.

AT TT 9 24 21 38 30 62

TFL 4.0-15 4.5-11 8.5-26

QBS INT PBU QBH 2.0-7 0 0 1 2.0-3 0 0 3 4.0-10 0 0 4

FF 1 1 2

FR 0 0 0

ELDRIDGE

T HOM P S ON

LB | 6-1 | 229 | SR | 1L Houston, Texas Ĩ $%0! 0 0%+*ĥƫ+û!52%((! ƫċƫċĩ Former JUCO linebacker who is playing in his second and final season with the Gamecocks... should make more of an impact this season with a year of Division I football under his belt and following the departure of Skai Moore... repped at the WILL position in the spring where he is expected ot battle Sherrod Greene for the starting role. 2017: Former junior college linebacker who was in his first season with the Gamecocks... played in 12 games making 10 tackles including eight solo stops... recorded two-tackle days in wins over Arkansas and Wofford... saw significant action in the win over Florida... ended the regular season with two tackles against Clemson... did not play in the Outback Bowl win. 2016: Played at Coffeyville (Kan.) C.C... hampered with a shoulder injury which kept him sidelined... coached by Aaron Flores... Rivals rated him as the 89th-best junior college player in the country... considered the third-best JUCO outside linebacker and the 97th-ranked JUCO overall by 247Sports... ranked as the seventh-best JUCO outside linebacker by ESPN. 2015: Led the Red Ravens in tackles and ranked fourth in the conference in 2015 with 102, averaging over nine per game, including six games of doubledigit tackles... added three sacks, an interception and returned a fumble for a touchdown while earning honorable mention all-conference accolades. 2014: Redshirted due to an ankle injury. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from White Station High School in Memphis, Tenn., in 2014... played for Joe Rocconi... played wide receiver and safety... helped his team reach the state semifinals in Class 6A as a senior. PERSONAL: Eldridge Thompson was born July 8, 1996.... is an interdisciplinary studies major who THOMPSON’S HIGHS scheduled to graduate in DeTackles ................................ 2, Three times cember 2018.

THOMPSON’S STATISTICS TFL 0.0-0

TO M M IE

PK | 5-10 | 167 | JR | TR Greenwood, S.C. (Emerald/Tusculum) Redshirt junior placekicker who is eligible this season after transferring from Tusculum... went through spring drills with the Gamecocks... connected on 18-of-29 field goal attempts and 52-of-59 PATs during his two seasons with the Pioneers, a Division II school in Tennessee. 2017: Attended South Carolina but did not participate in football.

THOMAS’ STATISTICS Year GP/GS UT 2016 13/2 15 2017 13/11 17 Total 26/13 32

WILL

Year GP/GS UT 2017 12/0 8

AT TT 2 10

QBS INT PBU QBH 0.0-0 0 0 0

SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2018

FF 0

FR 0

2016: Named to the preseason All-South Atlantic Conference first team... connected on 7-of-15 field goal attempts and 19-of-21 extra points in his sophomore season at Tusculum. 2015: Earned All-South Atlantic Conference first-team honors, becoming the first freshman placekicker at Tusculum to earn that distinction... made 11-of-14 field goals... hit his first four field goal tries and his final seven, including a season-long 46-yarder vs. Catawba... led the team with 66 points... connected on 33-of-38 PATs... recorded 31 touchbacks on 62 kickoffs. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Emerald High School in Greenwood, S.C. in 2015... coached by Tim McMahon... logged 65 touchbacks on 75 kickoffs... connected on 9-of-12 field goals and aveaged 36.7 yards per punt... was a 2014 all-region selection, eanred all-state honors from the High School Sports Report and was an All-Lakelands kicker... named the team MVP and was Emerald’s Wendy’s Heisman recipient... also earned all-region and AllLakelands honors in soccer while being named his team’s MVP in that sport as well... was a member of the 20112 soccer regional championship squad. PERSONAL: William Ryan Tommie was born January 24, 1996... is an interdisciplinary studies major... brother Christopher, was a kicker/punter at Wofford from 2005-09... brother, Jeremy, played football at Presbyterian from 2010-12.

A .J.

TURNER

RB | 5-10 | 195 | JR | 2L Clifton, Va. (Centreville)

Hard-nosed runner who can run between the tackles but also has the speed to get to the edge... became the 43rd player in school history to rush for 1,000 yards in his career... has played in 25 games making 10 starts... has scored seven touchdowns and owns three 100-yard rushing games. 2017: Redshirt sophomore running back who began the campaign as the third-team back and finished the regular season as the team’s top rusher... logged 531 yards on 98 carries, an average of 5.4 yards per rush, with three touchdowns... also caught 18 passes for 117 yards and returned a team-high 11 kicks for a 17.1-yard average... paced the team with 836 all-purpose yards, an average of 64.3 per game... recognized as the Most Explosive Player on offense... also credited with a team-high six tackles on special teams... had just 20 carries for 60 yards (3.0 per carry) through the first six games before rushing 78 times for 471 yards (6.0 per carry) over the final seven contests after Rico Dowdle was injured... rushed 14 times for 86 yards and the only touchdown of the game in the win over Tennessee... surpassed that with a 15-carry, 121-yard, one-score performance against Vanderbilt... set career highs in the win over Florida when he gained 136 yards on 22 carries and added 36

2018 GAMECOCKS yards on three receptions... also made a key play after a Carolina interception against the Gators, recovering a Florida fumble in the end zone... became the 43rd player in Carolina history to reach 1,000 career rushing yards in the Wofford win, when he led the team with 69 yards on the ground... left the Clemson game early in the first half with a high ankle sprain. 2016: Redshirt freshman running back who played in 12 games with four starts.... named to Athlon’s All-SEC Freshman second team as a kick returner... ranked second on the team with 116 carries for 497 yards... led the team with 13 carries for 70 yards at Vanderbilt... had an 18-yard touchdown reception at Mississippi State for his first career TD... burst 80 yards on the opening kick to set up South Carolina’s first touchdown against East Carolina... was back in the starting lineup at Kentucky, when he carried the ball 12 times for 42 yards and a score... had his best rushing game against Texas A&M with 10 carries for 116 yards and a TD while also catching four passes for 22 yards... broke loose on the A&M game’s first play from scrimmage, racing 75 yards to paydirt just 17 seconds into the game, the fastest score for Carolina since 2010... carried the ball 11 times for 30 yards, caught four passes for 17 yards and returned three kicks for 69 yards against Georgia... left the Missouri game with an injury and missed the Florida game... returned to carry the ball 17 times for 97 yards against Western Carolina... had 10 carries for 49 yards and a touchdown in the Birmingham Bowl versus USF. 2015: Redshirted as a true freshman. HIGH SCHOOL: Running back who graduated from Centreville High School in Clifton, Va., in 2015... played both sides of the ball for head coach Chris Haddock... missed much of his senior season with a wrist injury when the Wildcats went 12-3 and reached the state 6A title game before losing in overtime... played in the International Bowl in Arlington, Texas, following the season... helped guide his team to an undefeated season and a state title as a junior when he rushed for 1,287 yards, scored 32 touchdowns and logged eight interceptions... rated the 18th-best player in the state and the 44th-best running back in the nation by Rivals... rated the 41st-best running back in the country by Scout... regarded as the 17th-best player in the state and the 34th-best running back in the country by 247Sports... ranked as the 31stbest player in Virginia and the No. 80 running back in the country by ESPN. PERSONAL: Antonio Turner was born May 12, 1997... is an interdisciplinary studies major.

TURNER’S STATISTICS –RUSHING–

Year 2016 2017 Total

GP/GS Att Yds 12/4 116 497 13/6 98 531 25/10 214 1,028

Year 2016 2017 Total

GP/GS Rec 12/4 21 13/6 18 25/10 39

Year 2016 2017 Total

GP/GS 12/4 13/6 25/10

Avg TD Long 4.3 3 75 5.4 3 30 4.8 6 75

–RECEIVING–

Yds 143 117 260

Avg TD Long 6.8 1 18 6.5 0 15 6.7 1 18

-KICK RETURNS–

No 13 11 24

Yds Avg TD Long 321 24.7 0 80 188 17.1 0 28 509 21.2 0 80

TURNER’S HIGHS Carries............................ 22, Florida, 2017 Yards Rushing .............. 136, Florida, 2017 Long Rush.............. 75, Texas A&M, 2016 Rushing TDs ........................... 1, Six times 100-yard Rushing Games ........ Three times Receptions........................... 4, Three times Yards Receiving .............. 36, Florida, 2017 Long Reception .......................... 18, twice: Vanderbilt, 2016 and Miss. St., 2016 Touchdown Receptions ..1, Miss. St., 2016 Long Kick Return ... 80, E. Carolina, 2016

JAY

U R ICH

QB | 6-5 | 210 | FR | RS Greenville, S.C. (Wren) Redshirt freshman quarterback who will compete with Michael Scarnecchia and Dakeron Joyner for the number 2 signal-caller duties behind incumbent Jake Bentley... rangy athlete who has the ability to run as well as pass. 2017: Freshman quarterback who was redshirted in his first season. HIGH SCHOOL: Played for the Wren Hurricanes in Piedmont, S.C... completed 58.1 percent of his passes during his senior season, going 183-for315 for 2,055 yards... tossed 20 TDs while averaging 186.8 yards passing... rushed 183 times for 1,036 yards and 15 scores... coached by Jeff Tate... selected to play in the North-South All-Star Game following his senior season... threw for 2,758 yards with 21 touchdowns in 12 games as a junior in 2015... Rivals ranked him as the fourth-best player in the state, and the 14th-best dual-threat quarterback in the country... considered the 17th-best player in the state and the 19th-best dual-threat in the country by 247Sports... ranked as the 10th-best player in South Carolina and the 26th-pocket passer in the country by ESPN... considered the 54th-best QB in the nation by Scout. PERSONAL: Jay Urich was born December 17, 1998... is undecided on his major field of study.

L A VON T E

V A L E N T IN E

RB | 6-0 | 190 | FR | HS Melbourne, Fla. (Melbourne Central Catholic) Speedy running back who enrolled at Carolina in January... missed the spring while recovering from knee surgery from an injury he sustained in high school... could help on special teams as a returner. HIGH SCHOOL: Speedy running back who prepped at Melbourne (Fla.) Central Catholic High School... graduated in December 2017... the Hustlers, under the direction of head coach Stacy Sizemore, posted an 8-4 record in 2017... missed much of his senior season after undergoing knee surgery, but ran for 884 yards (9.6 yards per carry) and accounted for 14 total touchdowns in 2016... won the Florida 4A 100-meter title with a time of 10.61 in the spring of 2017... ranked as the No. 18 all-purpose back prospect and the 95th-best player from the state of Florida in 247’s national composite rankings... Rivals ranked him as the 85th-best player in Florida and the 26th-best running back in the nation... named to the PrepStar All-Southeast Region team. PERSONAL: Lavonte Valentine was born September 20, 1999... is a public health major.

JOSH

VANN

WR | 5-10 | 185 | FR | HS Tucker, Ga. (Tucker) True freshman who enrolled during the summer... highly-recruited receiver who could see early playing time.

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2018 GAMECOCKS HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Tucker (Ga.) High School in 2018... was a first-team all-state selection... coached by Bryan Lamar... the Tigers finished the 2017 season with a 12-2 record and a No. 24 ranking in the state while reaching the Class AAAAAA state Final Four... caught 46 passes for 867 yards and 12 touchdowns as a senior, and added 141 yards and a touchdown rushing... a U.S. Army All-American Bowl participant who also competed at The Opening Finals camp... scored 13 touchdowns on 63 catches for 1,300 yards as a junior... ranked as the No. 25 wide receiver prospect in the country in 247’s national composite rankings, and 146th-best prospect nationally... Rivals ranks him as the 24th-best player in Georgia, the 37th-best wide receiver in the country and No. 191 overall... rated No. 233 on the ESPN300 list and No. 280 on the PrepStar 300 list.

M.J.

WE BB

DL | 6-3 | 288 | FR | RS Rutledge, Ga. (Morgan County)

led the team in scoring with 68 points... connected on 14-of-25 field goal attempts overall, but was 10-for-11 inside 40 yards... converted all 26 extra point attempts... missed his first four field goal attempts before connecting from 31-yards out with just four seconds remaining in the contest to lift the Gamecocks to a 17-16 win over Louisiana Tech... had his best day as a Gamecock in the win at Tennessee, connecting on field goals of 47, 21 and 36 yards in a 15-9 victory... went 2-for-3 in the win over Vanderbilt, with makes of 44 and 39... also made 2-of-3 field goal attempts in the Outback Bowl win over Michigan, including a 44-yarder... connected on 11 of his final 15 field goal attempts on the season, with the four misses coming from beyond 45 yards. 2016: Was enrolled at South Carolina but did not participate in football. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Wando High School in Mount Pleasant, S.C. in 2016... was a two-time WHITE’S HIGHS Special Teams Player of the Year for the Warriors. Points .......................... 12, Arkansas, 2017 Extra Points Made ......... 6, Arkansas, 2017 Field Goals Made ......... 3, Tennessee, 2017 Field Goals Attempted... 4, Arkansas, 2017 Longest Field Goal ..... 47, Tennessee, 2017

PERSONAL: Parker H. White was born July 24, 1998... is a sport and entertainment management major.

WHITE’S STATISTICS –PLACEKICKING–

Redshirt freshman defensive lineman... will be going through his second spring drills with the squad after enrolling early a year ago. 2017: True freshman defensive lineman... graduated from high school early and joined the Gamecocks in time to go through bowl practices in Columbia in 2016 and through spring ball in 2017... redshirted... earned the Defensive Scout Team Award... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Morgan County (Madison, Ga.) High School in December 2016... named the Georgia 3A Region 8 Player of the Year in 2016... helped the Bulldogs and head coach Bill Malone post an 8-3 record and earn a spot in the state playoffs in his senior season... recorded 77 tackles, including a dozen tackles for loss and 7.0 sacks as a junior in 2015... played in the RisingSeniors.com Georgia Junior Bowl following the 2015 season... considered the 21st-best player in the state, the 12th-best defensive tackle in the country and No. 200 overall by Rivals... rated as the 26th-best player in the state of Georgia, the 13th-best strongside defensive end in the country and No. 295 nationally overall by 247Sports... ESPN considered him the 28th-best player in the state of Georgia, the 16th-best defensive tackle in the country and No. 220 on the ESPN300 list... Scout rated him No. 52 among the nation’s defensive tackles. PERSONAL: Marcellus “M.J.” Webb was born October 10, 1998... interested in studying criminal justice.

P A RKER

WHI T E

PK | 6-5 | 200 | S0 | 1L Mount Pleasant, S.C. (Wando)

Returning starting placekicker who will have to fend off challenges from several others to hold that spot again in 2018... also is the leading candidate to handle the kickoff chores again this season. 2017: Was added to the roster as a walk-on in January... handled the kickof duties... logged 44 touchbacks among his 65 kickoffs (68 pct.)... took over as the full-time starter on placements in game 4 against Louisiana Tech... 72

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Year 2017

GP 13

FG-A 14-25

Year 2017

M-A 14-25

Pct 56.0

Year 2017

No. 65

Yds 4172

Pct 56.0

Long 47

PAT-A 26-26

Pts. 68

–FIELD GOALS–

01-19 0-0

20-29 6-6

30-39 4-5

40-49 4-12

50+ 0-2

Lg 47

Blk 0

–KICKOFFS–

Avg. 64.2

TB 44

OB 2

J A M YEST

W IL L IA M S

DB | 5-8 | 182 | SO | 1L Dacula, Ga. (Grayson)

Sophomore defensive back who earned a spot on the SEC All-Freshman team in 2017... did not participate in spring drills after suffering a late season shoulder injury that required surgery... can play corner, safety or nickel. 2017: Earned a spot on the SEC All-Freshman team... played in 11 contests, primarily at nickel, totaling 38 tackles, including 32 solo stops... had a pair of interceptions... was a game-changer in the Missouri win with six tackles and his first INT in his first start... his pick against the Tigers set up Carolina’s goahead TD one play later... tallied four tackles against Kentucky and recovered his first fumble... had another four-tackle outing versus Louisiana Tech... led the team and set a career high with 10 tackles, including 2.0 tackles for loss, against Texas A&M... had three stops including 1.0 TFL against Georgia... made five tackles, including one for loss against Florida, and sealed the game with an interception on the Gators’ final drive... missed the Wofford game due to injury... played against Clemson, but missed the Outback Bowl after undergoing shoulder surgery. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Grayson High School in Loganville, Ga., in 2017... played for head coach Jeff Herron... the Rams posted a 14-1 record while earning the Class 7A state title in 2016 after reaching the semifinals in 2015... named first-team all-state... played in the Under Armour AllAmerican Game following his senior season... played in the RisingSeniors. com Georgia Junior Bowl in 2015... Rivals rated him the 13th-best player in the state, the 12th-best “athlete” in the country and No. 159 overall...

2018 GAMECOCKS considered the ninth-best player in the state, the 12th-best cornerback in the country and No. 87 overall by 247Sports... ranked as the fourth-best player in Georgia, the third-best cornerback in the country and the No. 39 player overall by ESPN... rated as the J. WILLIAMS’ HIGHS fifth-best “athlete” in the country and No. 86 overall by Scout. Tackles ................... 10, Texas A&M, 2017 Tackles for Loss ..... 2.0, Texas A&M, 2017 Interceptions ....... 1, twice: Missouri, 2017 & Florida, 2017

PERSONAL: Jamyest Williams was born June 22, 1999... is a broadcast journalism major.

T. WILLIAMS’ HIGHS Carries.............. 14, twice: Missouri, 2017 & Texas A&M, 2017 Yards Rushing ....95, Louisiana Tech, 2017 Long Rush..........35, Louisiana Tech, 2017 Rushing TDs ........1, Louisiana Tech, 2017 Receptions........................... 2, Three times Yards Receiving ..14, Louisiana Tech, 2017 Long Reception ........... 13, Clemson, 2017 TD Receptions .............. 1, Arkansas, 2017

J. WILLIAMS’ STATISTICS Year GP/GS UT 2017 11/6 32

AT TT 6 38

TFL 4.0-6

QBS INT PBU QBH 0.0-0 2 1 1

TY ’SON

W IL L IAMS

FF 0

FR 1

D.J.

WONNUM

DL | 6-5 | 258 | JR | 2L Stone Mountain, Ga. (Stephenson)

RB | 6-0 | 219 | JR | 1L Sumter, S.C. (Crestwood/North Carolina)

One of four junior running backs on the roster who will compete for snaps again this season... transfer from North Carolina who was eligible for the Gamecocks for the first time in 2017... has a good combo of size and speed. 2017: Redshirt sophomore who ranked second on the team with 95 carries and with 471 rushing yards... also caught 12 passes for 32 yards... had both a rushing and a receiving TD... made his Gamecock debut in the seasonopening win over NC State... paced the team with 14 carries for 78 yards at Missouri... exploded for 95 yards on 13 carries plus two catches for 14 yards in his first start against Louisiana Tech... raced to a 35-yard score against the Bulldogs, giving Carolina a fourth-quarter lead... picked up a team-best 73 yards on 14 carries at Texas A&M... caught a three-yard scoring pass and added eight carries for 35 yards vs. Arkansas... rushed 11 times for 47 yards in the win at Tennessee... did not play against Florida... logged 58 yards on eight carries against Wofford... led the team with 53 rushing yards on 13 carries vs. Clemson... earned the start in the Outback Bowl. 2016: Took a redshirt season per NCAA transfer rules... earned the coaches’ Offensive Scout Team Award. 2015: Rushed 19 times for 57 yards and caught one pass as a true freshman at North Carolina... appeared in six games with highs of 10 carries for 31 yards in the win over Duke... logged four carries for 19 yards vs. NC A&T. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Crestwood High School in Sumter, S.C., in 2015... played for Keith Crolley and Roosevelt Nelson... ran for 1,058 yards and 14 touchdowns on 194 carries as a senior... named all-region and selected to play in the 2014 Touchstone Energy Cooperatives Bowl, a South Carolina all-star game... rushed 181 times for 1,608 yards and 16 touchdowns as a junior in 2013... also gained 1,008 yards on the ground and scored 17 touchdowns as T. WILLIAMS’ STATISTICS a sophomore... helped lead the –RUSHING– Knights to a 9-4 record and a Year GP/GS Att Yds Avg TD Long AAA playoff victory in 2013... 2015* 6/0 19 57 3.0 0 8 member of the ESPN300 as 2016 - Redshirtedthe No. 135 player in the coun2017 12/3 95 471 5.0 1 35 Total 18/3 114 528 4.6 1 35 try... considered the top player –RECEIVING– in South Carolina by ESPN as Year GP/GS Rec Yds Avg TD Long well as the No. 11 running back 2015* 6/0 1 0 0.0 0 0 nationally. 2016 - Redshirted 2017 12/3 Total 18/3

12 13

32 32

*2015 at North Carolina

2.7 2.5

1 1

13 13

PERSONAL: Ty’Son Williams was born Sept. 4, 1996... is an interdisciplinary studies major.

Junior defensive lineman who is a candidate for All-SEC recognition after a breakout season in 2017... named to Athlon Sports’ 2018 pre-season thirdteam All-SEC unit... a two-time SEC Defensive Lineman of the Week selection... one of just three sophomores who have been named a permanent team captain in school history... has played in all 26 games over the past two seasons making 13 starts... owns 16.5 tackles for loss and 7.5 sacks. 2017: Sophomore who was named a permanent team captain... also honored as a Strength & Conditioning Award winner and the Most Productive Player for the defense... started all 13 games... collected 57 tackles, while leading the team with 13.0 tackles for loss and 6.0 sacks... ranked eighth in the SEC in tackles for loss... earned his first career start versus NC State and responded with eight tackles, 3.0 tackles for loss and a sack... tallied three tackles and a sack in the Missouri win... made seven tackles against Kentucky along with 1.5 tackles for loss... collected four tackles, a tackle for loss, two pass breakups and a quarterback hurry in the win over Arkansas, earning his first SEC weekly honor... earned SEC Defensive Lineman of the Week honors for the second-straight game after recording six tackles and two sacks in the win over Tennessee... blocked a PAT in the win over Vanderbilt... set a career high with nine tackles against Georgia, which included 1.5 tackles for loss and a sack... recorded a sack on Florida’s final drive of the game to help seal the victory... had 2.0 tackles for loss against Wofford... posted four tackles and two pass breakups against Clemson... had five stops in the Outback Bowl win over Michigan... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2016: True freshman defensive lineman who played in every game... named to Athlon’s All-SEC Freshman second team... logged 32 tackles, tops among all Gamecock freshmen... also had 3.5 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks and a pair of quarterback hurries... came up with three tackles at Mississippi State... had his best game in the East Carolina win, with four solo tackles, 2.0 tackles for loss and a sack... notched two tackles and was credited with two quarterback hurries against Texas A&M... recorded two tackles and combined for a sack in the Missouri win... made two tackles, including 1.0 TFL, at Florida... matched his season high with four tackles at Clemson... named to the 201617 First-Year SEC Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Dennis “D.J.” Wonnum Jr. was named to the All-Region team for Class 6 – AAAAA Division A as a senior at Stephenson High School in Stone Mountain, Ga... graduated in 2016... collected 38 tackles with 11 tackles for loss and 2.5 sacks... the Jaguars posted a 9-2 record and earned a

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2018 GAMECOCKS spot in the state playoffs in 2015 under head coach Ron Gartrell... earned all-state honors at tight end during his junior season... 247Sports rated him the 126th-best player in the state of Georgia and the 87th-best weakside defensive end in the country... ESPN considered him the 113th-best player in Georgia and the No. 121 defensive end in the country. PERSONAL: Full name is Dennis O. Wonnum Jr... born October 31, 1997... is a sport and entertainment management major... brother, Dylan, is a freshman offensive lineman for the Gamecocks.

WONNUM’S STATISTICS Year GP/GS UT 2016 13/0 16 2017 13/13 32 Total 26/13 48

AT TT 16 32 25 57 41 89

TFL 3.5-14 13.0-50 16.5-64

QBS INT PBU QBH 1.5-12 0 0 2 6.0-37 0 5 2 7.5-49 0 5 4

FF 0 0 0

FR 0 0 0

WONNUM’S HIGHS Tackles ............................9, Georgia, 2017 Tackles for Loss ..........3.0, NC State, 2017 Sacks ......................... 2.0, Tennessee, 2017 QB Hurries .............. 2, Texas A&M, 2016 Pass Breakups ...... 2, twice: Arkansas, 2017 & Clemson, 2017

DY LA N

W ONNUM

PERSONNEL: Dylan Wonnum is interested in the criminal justice program... is the brother of current Gamecock standout D.J. Wonnum.

PK | 5-11 | 166 | SO | 1L Greenville, S.C. (Eastside)

Redshirt sophomore placekicker who will again challenge for starting duties. 2017: Began the season as the team’s starting placekicker... tallied 13 points on 1-of-3 field goals and 10-of-11 extra point attempts... connected on all five of his PATs in the season-opener against NC State... his first career made

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Points ............................ 7, Missouri, 2017 Extra Points Made .........5, NC State, 2017 Field Goals Made .......... 1, Missouri, 2017 Field Goals Attempted... 2, Missouri, 2017 Longest Field Goal ...... 32, Missouri, 2017

PERSONAL: Alexander Dymitre Woznick was born March 9, 1998... is a media arts major.

Year 2017

GP 4

Year 2017

M-A 1-3

FG-A 1-3

Pct 33.3

Long 32

PAT-A 10-11

Pts. 13

–FIELD GOALS–

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Tucker (Ga.) High School in 2018... helped the Tigers go 12-2 and earn a No. 24 ranking in the state... Tucker reached the Class AAAAAA state Final Four in his senior season... was a firstteam all-state selection... earned first-team All-USA Georgia football team accolades as selected by USA TODAY as a senior... credited with 24 pancake blocks as a senior... anchored an offensive line that pounded out 258.7 yards per game and 7.9 yards per carry... named an Under Armour All-American... coached by Bryan Lamar... ranks 13th in national composite rankings of offensive tackle prospects, and is listed as the 178th-best overall prospect in the country... ranked No. 117 on the ESPN300 list... listed No. 36 overall and the fourth-best offensive tackle in the country as part of PrepStar’s Dream Team.

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Eastside High School in Greenville, S.C., in 2016... played football for head coach Steve Wilson... was a threeyear letterwinner for the Eagles... named the Eastside Football Special Teams Player of the Year as a senior after tying for the team lead with 60 points... received a five-star ranking by Chris Sailer Kicking... also lettered twice in soccer... helped his team to the 2014 soccer AAA state title... earned the SCHSL Scholar-Athlete Award... a WOZNICK’S HIGHS member of the BETA Club.

–PLACEKICKING–

Highly-touted offensive line prospect who enrolled in June.

WOZ NIC K

2016: Redshirted as a true freshman placekicker.

WOZNICK’S HIGHS

OL | 6-5 | 310 | FR | HS Tucker, Ga. (Tucker)

ALEX A N DER

field goal came from 32-yards out at Missouri... had one kickoff, a 65-yarder against Arkansas, in which he was credited with the tackle... named as the Harold White GPA Award winner for special teams in the spring.

Pct 33.3

01-19 0-0

20-29 0-0

30-39 1-2

MALIK

YO U N G

40-49 0-1

50+ 0-0

Lg 32

Blk 0

OL | 6-3 | 287 | SR | 2L Pelzer, S.C. (Woodmont) Senior offensive lineman who provides experience and quality depth up front... has played both left and right tackle... moved to the defensive side of the ball prior to the beginning of spring drills... suffered an ankle injury early in spring camp and missed much of the camp... returned to the offensive side of the ball late in the spring... owns 13 career starts. 2017: Offensive lineman who moved from right tackle to left tackle in the spring... started the first two games at left tackle... was the starter in games 4 and 5 against Louisiana Tech and Texas A&M at the right tackle spot... left the A&M game with a first-quarter injury and did not return to the lineup. 2016: Redshirt sophomore offensive lineman... played in every game, with nine starts, all at right tackle... made his first career start against Texas A&M and did not leave the starting lineup for the remainder of the year. 2015: Offensive lineman who saw limited duty in three contests... played on special teams against Kentucky, Georgia and UCF... also took some snaps on offense late in the game against the Bulldogs. 2014: Redshirted as a true freshman. HIGH SCHOOL: Offensive lineman who prepped for the Woodmont Wildcats in Piedmont, S.C... coached by Jason Farmer... team went 4-7 in his final year... earned a spot on the Division II-AAAA all-state team by the High School Sports Report... an all-region and two-time all-county selection... played in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas and the Offense-Defense AllAmerican Game... also lettered in track & field... Rivals.com considered the 20th-best offensive guard in the nation... Scout ranked him as the 98th-best offensive tackle in the country... considered the 23rd-best player in the state, and the 47th-best offensive guard in the nation, according to 247Sports. com... ESPN considered him the 36th-best offensive guard in the nation and the 19th-best player in the state... a PrepStar All-Atlantic Region pick. PERSONAL: Malik Shaqid Young was born January 18, 1996... is a retail management major with an August graduation date.

2017 STANDINGS/ALL-SEC

EASTERN DIVISION School Georgia*# South Carolina Kentucky Missouri Florida Vanderbilt Tennessee

SEC 7-1 5-3 4-4 4-4 3-5 1-7 0-8

Pct. .875 .625 .500 .500 .375 .125 .000

PF 346 196 217 277 168 180 113

PA 148 162 246 270 222 346 278

Overall 13-2 9-4 7-6 7-6 4-7 5-7 4-8

Pct. .867 .692 .538 .538 .364 .417 .333

PF 531 315 332 488 243 295 238

PA 246 269 367 414 300 376 349

Home 6-0 5-2 4-3 4-3 3-3 3-4 3-4

Away Neutral 4-1 3-1 2-2 2-0 3-2 0-1 3-2 0-1 1-2 0-2 2-3 0-0 0-4 1-0

vs. Div. Top 25 6-0 4-2 4-2 0-2 4-2 0-3 3-3 0-2 3-3 1-2 1-5 1-3 0-6 0-4

PA 121 180 165 191 250 316 337

Overall 13-1 10-4 9-4 9-4 7-6 6-6 4-8

Pct. .929 .714 .692 .692 .538 .500 .333

PF 519 474 354 416 425 394 345

PA 167 259 246 272 399 415 434

Home 7-0 7-0 5-1 5-2 4-3 4-3 3-4

Away Neutral 3-1 3-0 3-2 0-2 3-2 1-1 3-2 1-0 2-2 1-1 2-3 0-0 1-3 0-1

vs. Div. Top 25 5-1 5-1 5-1 3-3 4-2 2-2 3-3 1-3 2-4 0-3 1-5 1-3 1-5 0-4

WESTERN DIVISION SEC Alabama 7-1 Auburn* 7-1 LSU 6-2 Mississippi St. 4-4 Texas A&M 4-4 Ole Miss 3-5 Arkansas 1-7

Pct. .875 .875 .750 .500 .500 .375 .125

PF 333 334 209 210 205 236 208

*-Division Champion; #-SEC Champion

2017 All-SEC Teams Associated Press WR WR TE OT OT OG OG OC OC QB RB RB AP

First Team Offense A.J. Brown ............... UM Calvin Ridley .............UA Hayden Hurst............SC Jonah Williams ...........UA Isaiah Wynn ............UGA Braden Smith .............AU Ross Piersbacher .........UA Will Clapp ...............LSU Bradley Bozeman........UA Drew Lock .............. MU Kerryon Johnson ........AU Benny Snell, Jr........... UK Christian Kirk ......TAMU

DE DE DT DT LB LB LB LB CB CB S S

First Team Defense Jeff Holland................AU Montez Sweat ......... MSU Da’Ron Payne.............UA Jeffrey Simmons ..... MSU Roquan Smith .........UGA Devin White ............LSU Rashaan Evans ............UA Arden Key ................LSU Andreaz Williams .....LSU Armani Watts .......TAMU Minkah Fitzpatrick .....UA Ronnie Harrison ........UA

First Team Special Teams PK Daniel Carlson ...........AU P Johnny Townsend .......UF

WR WR TE OT OT OG OG OC QB RB RB AP AP

Second Team Offense J’Mon Moore ........... MU Christian Kirk ......TAMU Albert Okwuegbunam MU Martinas Rankin .... MSU Martez Ivey ................UF Trey Smith ................ UT Greg Little ................ UM Frank Ragnow ............UA Jarrett Stidham ...........AU Nick Chubb ............UGA Derrius Guice...........LSU Mecole Hardman ....UGA DJ Chark .................LSU

Second Team Defense DE Marcell Frazier ......... MU DE Marquis Haynes ....... UM DE Dante Sawyer ............SC DT Taven Bryan ...............UF DT Raekwon Davis ..........UA DT Breeland Speaks ........ UM LB Josh Allen .................. UK LB Lorenzo Carter ........UGA LB De’Jon Harris .............UA LB Skai Moore ................SC LB Charles Wright .......... VU CB Duke Dawson ............UF CB Levi Wallace ...............UA CB Carlton Davis .............AU CB CJ Henderson ............UF S J.R. Reed .................UGA Second Team Special Teams PK Eddy Pineiro ..............UF P JK Scott......................UA

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Coaches WR WR TE OL OL OL OL OC QB RB RB AP

First Team Offense A.J. Brown ............... UM Calvin Ridley .............UA Hayden Hurst............SC Isaiah Wynn ............UGA Braden Smith .............AU Martinas Rankin .... MSU Jonah Williams ...........UA Will Clapp ...............LSU Drew Lock ............... MU Kerryon Johnson ........AU Nick Chubb ............UGA Christian Kirk ......TAMU

WR WR TE OL OL OL OL OC QB RB RB AP

Second Team Offense J’Mon Moore ........... MU Christian Kirk ......TAMU Albert Okwuegbunam MU Trey Smith ................ UT Garrett Brumfield .....LSU Martez Ivey ................UF Greg Little ................ UM Bradley Bozeman........UA Jarrett Stidham ...........AU Benny Snell ............... UK Derrius Guice...........LSU A.J. Brown ............... UM

TE OL OL OL OL OC WR WR QB RB RB AP

Freshman Offense Albert Okwuegbunam MU Trey Smith ................ UT Andrew Thomas ......UGA Solomon Kindley ....UGA Saahdiq Charles........LSU Trystan Castillo ........ MU D.K. Metcalf ............ UM Jhamon Ausbon ...TAMU Jake Fromm.............UGA D’Andre Swift .........UGA Malik Davis................UF Larry Rountree III .... MU

DL DL DL DL LB LB LB DB DB DB DB

First Team Defense Jeff Holland................AU Montez Sweat ......... MSU Raekwon Davis ..........UA Jeffery Simmons ..... MSU Roquan Smith .........UGA Devin White ............LSU Skai Moore ................SC Minkah Fitzpatrick .....UA Duke Dawson ............UF Armani Watts .......TAMU Carlton Davis .............AU

DL DL DL DL LB LB LB DB DB DB DB

Second Team Defense Da’Ron Payne.............UA Marcell Frazier ......... MU Da’Shawn Hand .........UA Marquis Haynes ....... UM Rashaan Evans ............UA Lorenzo Carter ........UGA Tre’ Williams ..............AU Ronnie Harrison ........UA Donte Jackson ..........LSU Greedy Williams.......LSU Deandre Baker ........UGA

DL DL DL DL LB LB LB DB DB DB DB

Freshman Defense Nick Coe....................AU K’Lavon Chaisson ....LSU Big Kat Bryant ...........AU Tre Williams ............. MU Dylan Moses ..............UA Erroll Thompson .... MSU Anthony Hines .....TAMU Greedy Williams.......LSU CJ Henderson ............UF Marco Wilson ............UF Jamyest Williams .......SC

First Team Special Teams PK Daniel Carlson ...........AU P JK Scott......................UA RS Christian Kirk ......TAMU

Second Team Special Teams PK Eddy Pineiro ..............UF P Johnny Townsend .......UF RS DJ Chark .................LSU

PK P RS RS RS RS

Freshman Special Teams Jace Christmann ..... MSU Zach Von Rosenberg LSU Henry Ruggs III .........UA Lynn Bowden ............ UK Larry Rountree III .... MU De’Vion Warren .........UA

2017 STATISTICS/STARTERS 1st Team

Score Downs

Rushing

Passing

Total Offense

Punts

Fumbles Penalties KO Ret. Punt Ret. Int. Ret.

3rd

No-Yds-TD

C-A-I-Yds-TD

Play-Yds-TD

No-Avg

No-Lost

No-Yds

Dns

Time of Poss

35-89-2

45-64-0-415-2

99-504-4

4-.49.0

2-2

8-65

5-286

3-40

1-0

9-20

36:41

NC State

21-31-1

17-29-1-215-3

50-246-4

6-46.7

0-0

6-45

6-388

3-26

0-0

5-12

23:19

40-172-2

18-28-0-187-1

68-359-3

5-42.2

0-0

4-29

2-120

0-0

2-1

8-15

37:36

Missouri

37-178-0

14-32-2-245-1

69-423-1

4-43.8

1-1

4-24

2-47

1-4

0-0

5-14

22:24

Kentucky

47-184-2

16-26-1-169-0

73-353-2

4-44.5

1-1

4-10

1-16

0-0

2-4

9-16

36:49

20-54-0

24-37-2-304-2

57-358-2

3-40.7

0-0

7-45

6-53

2-14

1-17

3-12

23:11

La. Tech

28-80-0

23-33-1-281-1

61-361-1

2-43.5

0-0

3-18

2-50

0-0

1-19

6-13

30:52

32-143-1

22-35-1-295-1

67-438-2

2-40.5

3-1

1-15

2-27

1-10

1-0

8-14

29:08

23-26-0

17-30-0-256-2

56-279-2

7-44.3

1-1

2-10

3-72

1-3

0-0

2-13

25:53

Texas A&M

49-237-3

19-27-0-159-0

76-396-3

8-40.5

2-1

5-47

2-10

1-(-1)

0-0

7-16

34:07

Arkansas

32-106-1

20-37-2-224-2

69-330-3

5-35.0

2-2

4-25

2-51

0-0

6-14

30:25

36-159-0

16-31-0-199-3

67-358-3

2-49.5

1-0

3-25

1-28

1-5

2-79

4-13

29:35

40-194-1

15-24-0-129-0

64-323-1

4-40.0

0-0

8-59

1-24

4-49

0-0

5-13

32:42 27:18

Tennessee

39-120-0

11-19-0-133-0

58-253-0

6-52.3

2-0

7-40

1-21

1-10

0-0

3-13

Vanderbilt

23-107-0

27-49-1-333-4

72-440-4

4-34.5

2-0

10-100

2-52

3-21

0-0

8-15

29:24

37-212-3

19-29-0-174-1

66-386-4

3-48.0

0-0

7-50

1-23

0-0

1-10

7-14

30:36

17-43-0

21-36-2-227-1

53-270-1

3-40.0

0-0

2-15

1-13

0-0

4-12

21:38

Georgia

53-242-1

16-22-0-196-2

75-438-3

3-46.7

1-1

5-55

0-0

1-(-3)

2-17

8-13

38:22

Florida

22-78-2

17-39-1-223-0

61-301-2

8-43.2

3-2

10-56

0-0

1-0

3-71

2-15

24:19

47-220-4

19-29-3-249-0

76-469-4

4-37.8

1-1

3-26

1-21

4-34

1-0

5-13

35:41

Wofford

41-155-1

5-9-2-72-0

50-227-1

1-41.0

2-1

3-21

3-44

0-0

4-9

26:28

38-195-3

22-28-0-194-1

66-389-4

1-35.0

0-0

3-31

2-43

0-0

2-9

6-11

33:32

Clemson

45-184-2

25-38-2-285-2

83-469-4

3-44.3

1-0

2-25

2-67

0-0

2-12

7-16

35:26

25-81-0

16-29-2-126-1

54-207-1

7-52.7

1-0

9-76

5-103

1-(-3)

2-22

6-15

24:34

Michigan

33-74-1

21-45-2-203-0

78-277-1

7-34.9

3-3

6-40

2-34

4-13

1-27

2-17

34:17

26-61-1

19-32-1-239-2

58-300-3

8-38.4

2-2

7-68

4-45

3-3

2-2

2-14

25:43

2017 South Carolina Game-by-Game Starters South Carolina Offense POS. WR WR WR TE LT LG OC RG RT QB TB

NCSU MIZZOU Samuel Samuel Edwards Edwards August (TE) S. Smith Hurst Hurst Young Young Stanley Stanley Knott Knott Helms Helms Bailey Bailey Bentley Bentley Dowdle Dowdle

KENT Samuel Edwards S. Smith Hurst Daley Stanley Knott Helms Bailey Bentley Dowdle

LA TECH O. Smith Edwards August (TE) Hurst Daley Stanley Knott Helms Young Bentley T. Williams

TAMU O. Smith Edwards S. Smith Hurst Daley Hutcherson Knott Stanley Young Bentley T. Williams

POS. DE DT DT DE LB LB LB CB S S CB NIK

NCSU Sawyer Stallworth Jones Wonnum Brunson Allen-Williams Moore King D.J. Smith Lammons Fenton -

KENT Thomas Stallworth Sawyer Wonnum Brunson Allen-Williams Moore King D.J. Smith Lammons Fenton -

LA TECH Thomas Stallworth J. Kinlaw Wonnum Brunson Moore King D.J. Smith Lammons Fenton J. Williams

TAMU Thomas Stallworth J. Kinlaw Wonnum Brunson Moore King D.J. Smith Lammons Fenton J. Williams

ARK O. Smith Edwards Crosby (TE) Hurst Daley Hutcherson Knott Stanley Park Bentley Turner

TENN O. Smith Edwards August (TE) Hurst Daley Hutcherson Knott Stanley Camper Bentley Dowdle

VANDY O. Smith Edwards S. Smith Hurst Daley Stanley Knott Helms Bailey Bentley Turner

UGA O. Smith Edwards S. Smith Hurst Daley Stanley Knott Helms Bailey Bentley Turner

FLORIDA O. Smith Edwards S. Smith Hurst Daley Stanley Knott Helms Bailey Bentley Turner

WOFF O. Smith Edwards S. Smith Hurst Daley Stanley Knott Helms Bailey Bentley Turner

CLEMSON O. Smith Edwards R. Davis Hurst Daley Stanley Knott Helms Bailey Bentley Turner

MICH O. Smith Edwards R. Davis Hurst Daley Hutcherson Knott Helms Camper Bentley T. Williams

UGA Thomas Stallworth J. Kinlaw Wonnum Brunson Fennell Moore King D.J. Smith Montac Lammons -

FLORIDA Thomas Stallworth J. Kinlaw Wonnum Brunson Moore King Montac Lammons Fenton J. Williams

WOFF Thomas Stallworth J. Kinlaw Wonnum Brunson Wilder Moore King D.J. Smith Lammons Fenton -

CLEMSON Thomas Stallworth J. Kinlaw Wonnum Brunson Greene Moore King D.J. Smith Lammons Fenton -

MICH Thomas Stallworth J. Kinlaw Wonnum Brunson Fennell Moore King D.J. Smith Lammons Nixon -

South Carolina Defense MIZZOU Sawyer Stallworth Wonnum Brunson Allen-Williams Moore King D.J. Smith Lammons Fenton J. Williams

ARK Thomas Stallworth J. Kinlaw Wonnum Brunson Greene Moore King D.J. Smith Lammons Fenton -

TENN Thomas Stallworth J. Kinlaw Wonnum Brunson Moore King D.J. Smith Lammons Fenton J. Williams

VANDY Thomas Stallworth J. Kinlaw Wonnum Brunson Moore King D.J. Smith Lammons Fenton J. Williams

SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2018

2017 STATISTICS SC SCORING 315 Points Per Game 24.2 Points Off Turnovers 96 FIRST DOWNS 231 Rushing 92 Passing 125 Penalty 14 RUSHING YARDAGE 1588 Yards gained rushing 1865 Yards lost rushing 277 Rushing Attempts 405 Average Per Rush 3.9 Average Per Game 122.2 TDs Rushing 16 PASSING YARDAGE 2794 Comp-Att-Int 245-397-12 Average Per Pass 7.0 Average Per Catch 11.4 Average Per Game 214.9 TDs Passing 18 TOTAL OFFENSE 4382 Total Plays 802 Average Per Play 5.5 Average Per Game 337.1 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 33-713 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 20-141 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 14-140 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 21.6 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 7.1 INT RETURN AVERAGE 10.0 FUMBLES-LOST 10-5 PENALTIES-Yards 62-494 Average Per Game 38.0 PUNTS-Yards 55-2390 Average Per Punt 43.5 Net punt average 40.5 KICKOFFS-Yards 67-4282 Average Per Kick 63.9 Net kick average 41.1 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 28:42 3RD-DOWN Conversions 65/171 3rd-Down Pct 38% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 6/14 4th-Down Pct 43% SACKS BY-Yards 26-183 MISC YARDS 13 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 39 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 15-28 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 RED-ZONE SCORES (29-34) 85% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (19-34) 56% PAT-ATTEMPTS (36-38) 95% ATTENDANCE 550099 Games/Avg Per Game 7/78586 Neutral Site Games SCORE BY QUARTERS South Carolina Opponents 78

1st 2nd 3rd 51 89 91 66 83 61

OPP 269 20.7 19 265 102 139 24 1834 2149 315 484 3.8 141.1 15 2938 259-440-14 6.7 11.3 226.0 14 4772 924 5.2 367.1 21-431 15-84 12-150 20.5 5.6 12.5 22-14 71-526 40.5 59-2531 42.9 38.5 62-3732 60.2 37.8 31:18 76/191 40% 9/18 50% 29-182 0 30 21-24 0-1 (39-48) 81% (25-48) 52% (26-28) 93% 342303 4/85576 2/48027 4th Total 84 315 59 269

SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2018

RUSHING A.J. Turner Ty’Son Williams Rico Dowdle Mon Denson Jake Bentley Caleb Kinlaw Hayden Hurst Deebo Samuel Bryan Edwards Randrecous Davis TEAM Total.......... Opponents......

G 13 12 8 13 13 12 13 3 13 11 9 13 13

Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G 98 547 16 531 5.4 3 30 40.8 95 488 17 471 5.0 1 35 39.2 66 266 15 251 3.8 2 30 31.4 41 158 6 152 3.7 2 24 11.7 73 267 182 85 1.2 6 24 6.5 4 47 0 47 11.8 0 27 3.9 9 37 7 30 3.3 1 13 2.3 2 30 0 30 15.0 1 25 10.0 4 19 0 19 4.8 0 11 1.5 2 6 0 6 3.0 0 5 0.5 11 0 34 -34 -3.1 0 0 -3.8 405 1865 277 1588 3.9 16 35 122.2 484 2149 315 1834 3.8 15 54 141.1

PASSING Jake Bentley TEAM Hayden Hurst Total.......... Opponents......

G Effic 13 130.74 9 0.00 13 0.00 13 129.75 13 119.09

RECEIVING G No. Bryan Edwards 13 64 Hayden Hurst 13 44 OrTre Smith 13 30 Shi Smith 12 29 A.J. Turner 13 18 Deebo Samuel 3 15 Ty’Son Williams 12 12 Rico Dowdle 8 11 Randrecous Davis 11 7 Jacob August 13 6 Chad Terrell 10 3 Chavis Dawkins 13 2 K.C. Crosby 7 2 Mon Denson 13 1 Kiel Pollard 13 1 Total.......... 13 245 Opponents...... 13 259

Cmp-Att-Int 245-394-12 0-2-0 0-1-0 245-397-12 259-440-14

Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G 62.2 2794 18 68 214.9 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 61.7 2794 18 68 214.9 58.9 2938 14 63 226.0

Yds 793 559 326 409 117 250 32 128 55 68 20 18 11 4 4 2794 2938

Avg 12.4 12.7 10.9 14.1 6.5 16.7 2.7 11.6 7.9 11.3 6.7 9.0 5.5 4.0 4.0 11.4 11.3

TD 5 2 3 3 0 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 14

Long 41 62 28 53 15 68 13 34 13 19 9 9 6 4 4 68 63

KICK RETURNS A.J. Turner Rashad Fenton Shi Smith K.C. Crosby Deebo Samuel Rico Dowdle Randrecous Davis Total.......... Opponents......

No. 11 10 5 3 2 1 1 33 21

Yds 188 209 76 13 194 21 12 713 431

Avg 17.1 20.9 15.2 4.3 97.0 21.0 12.0 21.6 20.5

TD 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0

Long 28 31 25 6 97 21 12 97 42

PUNT RETURNS Chris Lammons TEAM Total.......... Opponents......

No. 19 1 20 15

Yds 141 0 141 84

Avg 7.4 0.0 7.1 5.6

TD 0 0 0 0

Long 26 0 26 29

Avg/G 61.0 43.0 25.1 34.1 9.0 83.3 2.7 16.0 5.0 5.2 2.0 1.4 1.6 0.3 0.3 214.9 226.0

2017 STATISTICS INTERCEPTIONS No. Skai Moore 3 Steven Montac 3 Jamyest Williams 2 JaMarcus King 2 Keisean Nixon 2 Rashad Fenton 1 Bryson Allen-Williams 1 Total.......... 14 Opponents...... 12

Yds 52 12 1 0 67 8 0 140 150

Avg 17.3 4.0 0.5 0.0 33.5 8.0 0.0 10.0 12.5

TD 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 1

Long 34 10 1 0 45 8 0 45 46

FUMBLE RETURNS No. A.J. Turner 2 T.J. Brunson 1 Chris Lammons 1 Javon Kinlaw 1 Total.......... 5 Opponents...... 2

Yds 24 73 0 0 97 0

Avg 12.0 73.0 0.0 0.0 19.4 0.0

TD 0 1 0 0 1 0

Long 24 73 0 0 73 0

|-------- PATs ---------| SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Parker White 0 14-25 26-26 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 68 Jake Bentley 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 36 Deebo Samuel 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36 Bryan Edwards 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Shi Smith 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Rico Dowdle 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 A.J. Turner 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Hayden Hurst 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 OrTre Smith 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Alexander Woznick 0 1-3 10-11 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 13 Ty’Son Williams 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Mon Denson 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 T.J. Brunson 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Keisean Nixon 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Skai Moore 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 TEAM 0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 Total.......... 39 15-28 36-38 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 315 Opponents...... 30 21-24 26-28 0-0 0 0-2 0 0 269 FIELD GOALS M-A Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Lg Blk Alexander Woznick 1-3 33.3 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-1 0-0 32 0 Parker White 14-25 56.0 0-0 6-6 4-5 4-12 0-2 47 0 FG SEQUENCE South Carolina Opponents NC State 29 Missouri 33,(32) (43),25,(22) Kentucky 52,54,42 (27),(44),(21) Louisiana Tech 34,46,(31) (33),43,(52),(25) Texas A&M 46,(29) (46) Arkansas 49,(33),49,(29) (48) Tennessee (47),(21),(36) (29),(33),(24) Vanderbilt (44),47,(39) Georgia 46,(25) (20) Florida 47 (29),(37) Wofford (27) (32) Clemson (40) Michigan (44),(22),48 (35),(26),(45),(48) Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

PUNTING No. Joseph Charlton 55 Total.......... 55 Opponents...... 59

Yds 2390 2390 2531

KICKOFFS No. Parker White 65 Alexander Woznick 1 Michael Almond 1 Total.......... 67 Opponents...... 62

Yds 4172 65 45 4282 3732

TOTAL OFFENSE Jake Bentley A.J. Turner Ty’Son Williams Rico Dowdle Mon Denson Caleb Kinlaw Deebo Samuel Hayden Hurst Bryan Edwards Randrecous Davis TEAM Total.......... Opponents...... ALL PURPOSE A.J. Turner Bryan Edwards Hayden Hurst Ty’Son Williams Shi Smith Deebo Samuel Rico Dowdle OrTre Smith Rashad Fenton Mon Denson Chris Lammons Jake Bentley Randrecous Davis Jacob August Keisean Nixon Skai Moore Caleb Kinlaw K.C. Crosby Chad Terrell Chavis Dawkins Steven Montac Kiel Pollard Jamyest Williams TEAM Total.......... Opponents......

G 13 13 12 8 13 12 3 13 13 11 9 13 13

Avg Long TB 43.5 73 4 43.5 73 4 42.9 72 6 Avg 64.2 65.0 45.0 63.9 60.2

Plays 467 98 95 66 41 4 2 10 4 2 13 802 924

TB 44 0 0 44 27 Rush 85 531 471 251 152 47 30 30 19 6 -34 1588 1834

FC 13 13 15

I20 50+ Blkd 15 17 0 15 17 0 21 13 0

OB Retn Net YdLn 2 0 0 2 431 41.1 23 1 713 37.8 27 Pass 2794 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2794 2938

Total 2879 531 471 251 152 47 30 30 19 6 -34 4382 4772

G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot 13 531 117 0 188 0 836 13 19 793 0 0 0 812 13 30 559 0 0 0 589 12 471 32 0 0 0 503 12 0 409 0 76 0 485 3 30 250 0 194 0 474 8 251 128 0 21 0 400 13 0 326 0 0 0 326 13 0 0 0 209 8 217 13 152 4 0 0 0 156 13 0 0 141 0 0 141 13 85 0 0 0 0 85 11 6 55 0 12 0 73 13 0 68 0 0 0 68 12 0 0 0 0 67 67 13 0 0 0 0 52 52 12 47 0 0 0 0 47 7 0 11 0 13 0 24 10 0 20 0 0 0 20 13 0 18 0 0 0 18 10 0 0 0 0 12 12 13 0 4 0 0 0 4 11 0 0 0 0 1 1 9 -34 0 0 0 0 -34 13 1588 2794 141 713 140 5376 13 1834 2938 84 431 150 5437

SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2018

Avg/G 221.5 40.8 39.2 31.4 11.7 3.9 10.0 2.3 1.5 0.5 -3.8 337.1 367.1 Avg/G 64.3 62.5 45.3 41.9 40.4 158.0 50.0 25.1 16.7 12.0 10.8 6.5 6.6 5.2 5.6 4.0 3.9 3.4 2.0 1.4 1.2 0.3 0.1 -3.8 413.5 418.2

2017 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS |-------Tackles-------| No. PLAYER

|-Sacks-|

Solo

Ast

Total

10 Skai Moore

8.0-24

2.0-12

3-52

T.J. Brunson

4.5-23

2.0-16

Chris Lammons

3.0-8

D.J. Wonnum

13.0-50

1.5-3

24 D.J. Smith

TFL/Yds No-Yards

|---Pass Def---| Int-Yds BrUp

|--Fumbles--| Blkd QBH

Rcv-Yds

6.0-37

FF Kick

Saf

3-73

1-0

16 Rashad Fenton

1.0-1

1-8

1-0

1.0-2

2-0

21 Jamyest Williams

4.0-6

2-1

1-0

Keir Thomas

4.5-11

2.0-3

90 Taylor Stallworth

2.5-6

95 Dante Sawyer

5.0-41

3.0-38

93 Ulric Jones

1.0-8

35 Daniel Fennell

5.5-26

3.0-18

15 Aaron Sterling

3.0-18

2.0-16

44 Sherrod Greene

99 Javon Kinlaw

2.0-7

2-0

22 Steven Montac

1.0-8

3-12

97 Kobe Smith

1.5-2

11 Eldridge Thompson

JaMarcus King

Bryson Allen-Williams

Keisean Nixon

3.0-15

2.0-14

1-0

2-67

1-0

29 Antoine Wilder

1.0-7

17 Javon Charleston

2-0

25 A.J. Turner

2-24

19 Brad Johnson

1.0-12

34 Mon Denson

19 Jake Bentley

81 Hayden Hurst

13 Shi Smith

40 Jacob August

43 Parker White

32 Caleb Kinlaw

91 Shameik Blackshear

42 Alexander Woznick

Total..........

559

260

819

67-278

26-183

14-140

14-97

Opponents......

511

244

755

71-271

29-182

12-150

5-0

89 Bryan Edwards

SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2018

2017 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS TOTAL TACKLES

UA-A

TOT NCSU

Skai Moore

62-31

T.J. Brunson

53-35

MIZ

A&M

ARK

UGA

WOF

CU MICH

2-6

5-2

6-1

8-4

4-2

2-0

5-4

4-2

5-5

1-0

5-0

12-3

3-2

7-9

5-1

4-8

7-1

3-1

2-1

3-4

3-0

3-4

1-1

2-0

4-1

9-4

Chris Lammons

62-17

4-4

5-1

5-2

5-0

4-3

4-0

3-0

8-2

5-2

3-1

4-0

4-1

8-1

D.J. Wonnum

32-25

3-5

2-1

5-2

0-3

2-1

4-0

6-0

0-1

2-7

1-0

2-1

2-2

3-2

D.J. Smith

37-13

6-1

3-1

3-3

2-1

6-2

1-0

2-2

2-0

4-2

DNP

1-1

3-0

4-0

42-6

5-1

2-0

4-0

7-0

4-0

3-0

4-0

4-3

5-1

0-1

4-0

Rashad Fenton JaMarcus King Keir Thomas Jamyest Williams

35-6

6-1

3-1

2-1

1-1

3-0

6-1

1-1

2-0

1-0

3-0

17-21

2-3

1-1

1-4

0-1

1-0

1-3

1-0

2-1

2-5

1-0

3-1

2-1

0-1

32-6

2-0

5-1

3-1

2-2

9-1

1-0

2-1

5-0

DNP

1-0

DNP

Dante Sawyer

19-11

3-4

2-1

4-2 DNP

1-0

2-0

1-0

3-3

1-0

0-1

Taylor Stallworth

14-16

1-7

2-1

0-3

3-0

2-1

1-0

1-1

1-0

0-1

Ulric Jones

15-14

1-2

0-1

2-0

3-0

2-0

1-2

2-1

2-5

1-1

1-2

Daniel Fennell

20-8

1-1

3-0

2-1

1-0

1-2

0-1

1-0

5-0

5-2

Aaron Sterling

12-11

0-2

2-0

1-1

0-1

3-0

0-1

1-1

1-3

1-0

0-1

2-1

1-0

Sherrod Greene

18-4

1-1

1-0

3-0

3-1

1-0

DNP

2-1

4-1

DNP

Javon Kinlaw

12-8

0-1

1-0

1-2

0-2

2-1

4-0

3-1

1-1

Steven Montac

14-5

Kobe Smith

6-7

1-0

DNP DNP DNP -

2-0

1-0

2-4

0-1

2-0

6-0

1-0

0-1

1-1

0-1

0-2

2-0

1-0

Bryson Allen-Williams

5-5

2-3

2-1

Eldridge Thompson

8-2

1-0

1-1 DNP -

DNP 1-0

DNP DNP 2-0

DNP

0-1

Keisean Nixon

7-1

DNP

1-0

2-0

Antoine Wilder

7-0

DNP DNP DNP

1-0

2-0

1-0

Shameik Blackshear

4-2

DNP

A.J. Turner

5-1

0-1

Javon Charleston

5-1

Brad Johnson

4-1

Jake Bentley

2-1

Mon Denson

2-1

Shi Smith

2-0

Hayden Hurst

1-1

Alexander Woznick

1-0

Caleb Kinlaw

1-0

Parker White Bryan Edwards Jacob August

1-0

DNP DNP

DNP

2-0

DNP

1-0

3-1

3-0 DNP

DNP

0-1

DNP

1-0

0-1

3-0

1-0

2-0

1-0

2-0

0-1

1-0

DNP

1-0

2-0

1-1

1-0

0-1

1-0

0-1

1-0

- DNP

0-1

1-0

- DNP

DNP

1-0 DNP

DNP

DNP DNP

DNP

1-0

SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2018

2017 STATISTICS

Individual Rushing (Att-Yds/TD) PLAYER A.J. Turner Ty’Son Williams Rico Dowdle Mon Denson Jake Bentley Caleb Kinlaw Hayden Hurst Deebo Samuel Bryan Edwards Randrecous Davis TEAM

TOT 98-531/3 95-471/1 66-251/2 41-152/2 73-85/6 4-47/0 9-30/1 2-30/1 4-19/0 2-6/0 11-(-34)/0

NCSU

MIZZOU

LA TECH

TAMU

ARK

TENN

VANDY

UGA

FLORIDA

1-2/0 12-27/1 5-1/0 DNP 1-5/0 DNP 2-(-4)/0

5-16/0 14-78/0 14-48/0 4-5/0 1-2/1 1-25/1 1-(-2)/0

5-12/0 8-23/0 7-19/0 -

3-10/0 13-95/1 9-32/0 5-16/0 DNP 1-1/0 1-(-11)/0

1-0/0 14-73/0 2-(-4)/0 9-(-46)/0 DNP DNP

5-20/0 8-35/0 11-61/0 8-25/0 1-(-5)/0 2-12/0 DNP 1-11/0 DNP

14-86/1 11-47/0 4-19/0 4-14/0 6-24/0 1-4/0 DNP -

15-121/1 8-13/0 DNP 4-25/0 6-47/2 1-6/0 DNP 1-5/0 2-(-5)/0

8-35/0 3-8/0 DNP 3-9/0 3--9/0 DNP DNP DNP

22-136/0 DNP DNP 13-61/2 8-14/2 1-11/0 DNP 1-2/0 2-(-4)/0

WOFF CLEMSON MICH

11-69/1 8-58/0 DNP 5-8/0 8-11/2 4-47/0 1-1/0 DNP 1-1/0 DNP

2-10/0 13-53/0 DNP 3-6/0 5-9/0 DNP 1-5/0 1-(-2)/0

6-14/0 3-11/0 6-45/1 1-4/0 6-(-1)/0 2-(-6)/0 DNP 2-(-6)/0

Individual Passing (Cmp-Att-Int-Yds-TD) N.C. State Missouri Kentucky Louisiana Tech Texas A&M Arkansas Tennessee Vanderbilt Georgia Florida Wofford Clemson Michigan

BENTLEY 17-29-1-215-3 18-28-0-187-1 24-36-2-304-2 22-34-1-295-1 17-30-0-256-2 16-31-0-199-3 15-24-0-194-0 19-29-0-174-1 21-35-2-227-1 19-29-3-249-0 22-28-0-194-1 16-29-2-126-1 19-32-1-239-2

HURST 0-1-0-0-0 -

Individual Receiving (Rec-Yds/TD) PLAYER TOT Bryan Edwards 64-793/5 Hayden Hurst 44-559/2 Shi Smith 29-409/3 OrTre Smith 30-326/3 Deebo Samuel 15-250/3 Rico Dowdle 11-128/1 A.J. Turner 18-117/0 Jacob August 6-68/0 Randrecous Davis 7-55/0 Ty’Son Williams 12-32/1 Chad Terrell 3-20/0 Chavis Dawkins 2-18/0 K.C. Crosby 2-11/0 Kiel Pollard 1-4/0 Mon Denson 1-4/0

NCSU

MIZZOU

LA TECH

TAMU

ARK

TENN

VANDY

UGA

FLORIDA

5-55/0 1--2/0 3-23/0 5-83/2 2-51/1 DNP 1-5/0 -

5-35/0 3-69/1 4-22/0 5-45/0 1-16/0 -

5-57/0 4-39/0 1-25/0 1-9/1 5-122/1 3-25/0 1-6/0 1-9/0 2-7/0 1-5/0 -

6-122/0 3-39/0 1-14/0 2-36/1 DNP 1-4/0 3-23/0 1-14/0 2-23/0 2-14/0 1-6/0 -

4-68/0 6-76/0 3-86/1 3-28/1 DNP 1--2/0 -

2-20/1 2-76/1 2-16/0 3-40/0 DNP 1-0/0 2-14/0 1-19/0 1-3/1 2-11/0 -

6-63/0 1-4/0 3-40/0 DNP 1-0/0 2-9/0 1-9/0 DNP 1-4/0 -

2-15/0 4-31/0 5-76/1 3-35/0 DNP DNP 4-24/0 1--7/0 DNP DNP -

7-62/1 7-93/0 2-28/0 3-36/0 DNP DNP 1-5/0 DNP 1-3/0 DNP DNP -

3-48/0 5-59/0 1-26/0 5-60/0 DNP DNP 3-36/0 1-11/0 DNP 1-9/0 DNP -

WOFF CLEMSON

MICH

8-90/1 3-10/0 3-30/0 4-30/0 DNP DNP 1-6/0 1-15/0 1-9/0 DNP 1-4/0

5-88/1 3-41/0 3-59/1 DNP 3-32/0 4-23/0 1--4/0 -

6-70/1 3-28/0 DNP 3-12/0 DNP DNP 2-3/0 2-13/0 DNP DNP -

Game-by-Game Leaders Opponent N.C. State Missouri Kentucky Lousiana Tech Texas A&M Arkansas Tennessee Vanderbilt Georgia Florida Wofford Clemson Michigan

Rushing Dowdle 12-27/1 T. Williams 14-79/0 Dowdle 8-23/0 T. Williams 13-95/1 T. Williams 14-77/0 Dowdle 11-61/0 Turner 14-86/1 Turner 15-121/1 Turner 8-35/0 Turner 22-136/0 Turner 11-69/1 T. Williams 13-53/0 Dowdle 6-45/1

Passing Bentley 17-29-1-215-3 Bentley 18-28-0-187-1 Bentley 24-36-2-304-2 Bentley 22-34-1-295-1 Bentley 17-30-0-256-2 Bentley 16-31-0-199-3 Bentley 15-24-0-129-0 Bentley 19-29-0-174-1 Bentley 21-35-2-227-1 Bentley 19-29-3-249-0 Bentley 22-28-0-194-1 Bentley 16-29-2-126-1 Bentley 19-32-1-239-2

SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2018

Receiving (No.) Samuel 5-83-2/Edwards 5-55-0 Samuel 5-45-0/Edwards 5-35-0 Samuel 5-122-1/Edwards 5-57-0 Edwards 6-122-0 Hurst 6-76-0 O. Smith 3-40-0 Edwards 6-63-0 S. Smith 5-76-1 Hurst 7-93-0/Edwards 7-62-1 O. Smith 5-60-0/Hurst 5-59-0 Edwards 8-90-1 Edwards 6-70-1 Edwards 5-88-1

Receiving (Yds.) Samuel 5-83-2 Samuel 5-45-0 Samuel 5-122-1 Edwards 6-122-0 S. Smith 3-86-1 Hurst 2-76-1 Edwards 6-63-0 S. Smith 5-76-1 Hurst 7-93-0 O. Smith 5-60-0 Edwards 8-90-1 Edwards 6-70-1 Edwards 5-88-1

Tackles Brunson 7-9-16 Moore 5-2-7 Brunson 4-8-12 Moore 8-4-12 J. Williams 9-1-10 Five tied with 4 Moore 5-4-9 Lammons 8-2-10 Moore 5-5-10 Fenton 5-1-6 Fennell/Moore 5-0-5 Moore 12-3-15 Brunson 9-4-13

2017 GAME HIGHS

Carolina Team Game Highs Rushes Yards Rushing Yards Per Rush TD Rushes Pass attempts Pass completions Yards Passing Yards Per Pass TD Passes

47 220 5.7 4 37 24 304 8.6 3

Total Plays 76 Total Offense 469 Yards Per Play 6.5 Points 48 Sacks By 7 First Downs 26 Penalties 9 Penalty Yards 76 Turnovers 4 Interceptions By 2 Punts 8 Punting Avg 52.7 Long Punt 73 Punts inside 20 3 Long Punt Return 26

vs Florida (Nov 11, 2017) vs Florida (Nov 11, 2017) vs Vanderbilt (Oct 28, 2017) vs Florida (Nov 11, 2017) vs Kentucky (Sep 16, 2017) vs Kentucky (Sep 16, 2017) vs Kentucky (Sep 16, 2017) vs Florida (Nov 11, 2017) vs NC State (Sep 02, 2017) vs Arkansas (Oct 07, 2017) vs Florida (Nov 11, 2017) vs Florida (Nov 11, 2017) vs Louisiana Tech (Sep 23, 2017) vs Arkansas (Oct 07, 2017) at Tennessee (Oct 14, 2017) vs Vanderbilt (Oct 28, 2017) vs Clemson (Nov 25, 2017) vs Clemson (Nov 25, 2017) vs Florida (Nov 11, 2017) Five times vs Michigan (Jan 01, 2018) vs Clemson (Nov 25, 2017) at Missouri (Sep 09, 2017) vs Michigan (Jan 01, 2018) vs NC State (Sep 02, 2017)

Carolina Individual Game Highs Rushes Yards Rushing TD Rushes

22 A.J. Turner vs Florida (Nov 11, 2017) 136 A.J. Turner vs Florida (Nov 11, 2017) 2 Jake Bentley vs Vanderbilt (Oct 28, 2017) Jake Bentley vs Florida (Nov 11, 2017) Mon Denson vs Florida (Nov 11, 2017) Jake Bentley vs Wofford (Nov 18, 2017) Long Rush 35 Ty’Son Williams vs Louisiana Tech (Sep 23, 2017) Pass attempts 36 Jake Bentley vs Kentucky (Sep 16, 2017) Pass completions 24 Jake Bentley vs Kentucky (Sep 16, 2017) Yards Passing 304 Jake Bentley vs Kentucky (Sep 16, 2017) TD Passes 3 Jake Bentley vs NC State (Sep 02, 2017) Jake Bentley vs Arkansas (Oct 07, 2017) Long Pass 68 Jake Bentley vs Kentucky (Sep 16, 2017) Receptions 8 Bryan Edwards vs Wofford (Nov 18, 2017) Yards Receiving 122 Deebo Samuel vs Kentucky (Sep 16, 2017) Bryan Edwards vs Louisiana Tech (Sep 23, 2017) TD Receptions 2 Deebo Samuel vs NC State (Sep 02, 2017) Long Reception 68 Deebo Samuel vs Kentucky (Sep 16, 2017) Field Goals 3 Parker White at Tennessee (Oct 14, 2017) Long Field Goal 47 Parker White at Tennessee (Oct 14, 2017) Punts 8 Joseph Charlton vs Michigan (Jan 01, 2018) Punting Avg 52.7 Joseph Charlton vs Clemson (Nov 25, 2017) Long Punt 73 Joseph Charlton at Missouri (Sep 09, 2017) Punts inside 20 3 Joseph Charlton vs Michigan (Jan 01, 2018) Long Punt Return 26 Chris Lammons vs NC State (Sep 02, 2017) Long Kickoff Return 97 Deebo Samuel vs NC State (Sep 02, 2017) Deebo Samuel at Missouri (Sep 09, 2017) Tackles 16 T.J. Brunson vs NC State (Sep 02, 2017) Sacks 2.0 D.J. Wonnum at Tennessee (Oct 14, 2017) T.J. Brunson vs Michigan (Jan 01, 2018) Tackles For Loss 3.0 D.J. Wonnum vs NC State (Sep 02, 2017) Interceptions 1 14 times

Opponent Team Game Highs Rushes Yards Rushing Yards Per Rush TD Rushes Pass attempts Pass completions Yards Passing Yards Per Pass TD Passes Total Plays Total Offense Yards Per Play Points Sacks By First Downs Penalties

53 242 4.8 3 64 45 415 8.9 4 99 504 6.1 34 7 29 10

Penalty Yards Turnovers Interceptions By Punts

100 5 3 8

Punting Avg 53.8 Long Punt 72 Punts inside 20 4 Long Punt Return 29

at Georgia (Nov 04, 2017) at Georgia (Nov 04, 2017) at Texas A&M (Sep 30, 2017) at Texas A&M (Sep 30, 2017) vs NC State (Sep 02, 2017) vs NC State (Sep 02, 2017) vs NC State (Sep 02, 2017) at Georgia (Nov 04, 2017) vs Vanderbilt (Oct 28, 2017) vs NC State (Sep 02, 2017) vs NC State (Sep 02, 2017) at Missouri (Sep 09, 2017) vs Clemson (Nov 25, 2017) at Texas A&M (Sep 30, 2017) vs NC State (Sep 02, 2017) vs Vanderbilt (Oct 28, 2017) vs Florida (Nov 11, 2017) vs Vanderbilt (Oct 28, 2017) vs Michigan (Jan 01, 2018) vs Florida (Nov 11, 2017) at Texas A&M (Sep 30, 2017) vs Florida (Nov 11, 2017) at Missouri (Sep 09, 2017) at Tennessee (Oct 14, 2017) vs Florida (Nov 11, 2017) vs NC State (Sep 02, 2017)

Opponent Individual Game Highs Rushes Yards Rushing

32 Benny Snell, vs Kentucky (Sep 16, 2017) 102 Benny Snell, vs Kentucky (Sep 16, 2017) Nick Chubb, at Georgia (Nov 04, 2017) TD Rushes 2 Benny Snell, vs Kentucky (Sep 16, 2017) Keith Ford, at Texas A&M (Set 30, 2017) Long Rush 54 Stephen Johnson, vs Kentucky (Sep 16, 2017) Pass attempts 64 Ryan Finley, vs NC State (Sep 02, 2017) Pass completions 45 Ryan Finley, vs NC State (Sep 02, 2017) Yards Passing 415 Ryan Finley, vs NC State (Sep 02, 2017) TD Passes 4 Kyle Shurmur, vs Vanderbilt (Oct 28, 2017) Long Pass 63 Feleipe Franks, vs Florida (Nov 11, 2017) Receptions 15 Jaylen Samuels, vs NC State (Sep 02, 2017) Yards Receiving 128 Kalija Lipscomb, vs Vanderbilt (Oct 28, 2017) TD Receptions 2 C.J. Duncan, vs Vanderbilt (Oct 28, 2017) Hunter Renfrow, vs. Clemson (Nov. 25, 2017) Long Reception 63 Moral Stephens, vs Florida (Nov 11, 2017) Field Goals 4 Quinn Nordin, vs Michigan (Jan 01, 2018) Long Field Goal 52 Jonathan Barnes, vs Louisiana Tech (Sep 23, 2017) Punts 8 Shane Tripucka, at Texas A&M (Sep 30, 2017) Johnny Townsend, vs Florida (Nov 11, 2017) Punting Avg 53.8 Corey Fatony, at Missouri (Sep 09, 2017) Long Punt 72 Trevor Daniel, at Tennessee (Oct 14, 2017) Punts inside 20 4 Johnny Townsend, vs Florida (Nov 11, 2017) Long Punt Return 29 Nyheim Hines, vs NC State (Sep 02, 2017) Long Kickoff Return 42 De’Vion Warren, vs Arkansas (Oct 07, 2017) Tackles 12 De’Jon Harris, vs Arkansas (Oct 07, 2017) David Reese, vs Florida (Nov 11, 2017) Sacks 2.0 Otaro Alaka, at Texas A&M (Sep 30, 2017) Landis Durham, at Texas A&M (Sep 30, 2017) Tackles For Loss 5.0 Otaro Alaka, at Texas A&M (Sep 30, 2017) Interceptions 1 12 players tied

SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2018

2017 SCORING DRIVES

South Carolina N.C. State Dowdle 34-yard pass from Bentley Samuel 6-yard pass from Bentley Samuel 39-yard pass from Bentley Dowdle 7-yard run Missouri Samuel 25-yard run Hurst 39-yard pass from Bentley Woznick 32-yard field goal Hurst 2-yard run

Opponents

Qtr 1 2 3 3

Plays 14 8 3 2

Yards 75 40 51 13

TOP 5:51 3:18 1:25 1:16

Result TD TD TD TD

2 3 3 4

1 9 11 7

25 80 58 44

0:09 4:26 6:06 2:50

TD TD FG TD

N.C. State Finley 6-yard run Hines 2-yard run Meyers 4-yard pass from Finley Samuels 1-yard pass from Finley

Qtr 1 1 2 4

Plays 14 9 10 9

Yards 75 75 79 46

TOP 5:51 3:07 1:38 3:33

Result TD TD TD TD

Missouri McCann 43-yard field goal Reese 61-yard pass from Lock McCann 22-yard field goal

1 1 3

14 1 9

54 61 73

3:51 0:11 2:04

FG TD FG

Kentucky Snell 5-yard run Snell 1-yard run MacGinnis 27-yard field goal MacGinnis 44-yard field goal MacGinnis 21-yard field goal

1 2 3 4 4

13 11 12 6 9

75 67 42 49 77

6:33 5:32 5:29 3:23 4:19

TD TD FG FG FG

Louisiana Tech Barnes 33-yard field goal Barnes 52-yard field goal Veal 3-yard pass from Smith Barnes 25-yard field goal

1 2 3 4

14 4 12 10

64 7 75 84

7:15 1:43 6:06 3:57

FG FG TD FG

Texas A&M Williams 1-yard run LaCamera 46-yard field goal Ford 7-yard run Ford 17-yard run

2 3 4 4

10 12 7 5

55 55 55 46

4:33 5:01 2:26 2:12

TD FG TD TD

Arkansas Limpert 48-yard field goal Jones 5-yard pass from Allen Williams 4-yard run Nance 34-yard pass from Kelley

1 2 4 4

8 12 10 5

45 75 75 58

3:15 5:49 4:11 1:53

FG TD TD TD

Tennessee Cimaglia 29-yard field goal Cimaglia 33-yard field goal Cimaglia 24-yard field goal

1 1 2

7 14 11

46 80 51

3:33 6:32 4:41

FG FG FG

Kentucky Samuel 68-yard pass from Bentley O. Smith 9-yard pass from Bentley

1 4

1 7

68 77

0:13 2:33

TD TD

Louisiana Tech O. Smith 28-yard pass from Bentley T. Williams 35-yard run White 31-yard field goal

4 4 4

16 2 6

97 74 65

6:06 0:40 0:47

TD TD FG

Texas A&M S. Smith 45-yard pass from Bentley White 29-yard field goal O. Smith 13-yard pass from Bentley

2 2 3

5 6 6

75 39 80

2:00 2:30 2:17

TD FG TD

Arkansas White 33-yard field goal Hurst 62-yard pass from Bentley Edwards 18-yard pass from Bentley White 29-yard field goal T. Williams 3-yard pass from Bentley

1 2 2 3 4

4 2 8 9 11

0 65 69 50 60

1:27 0:45 1:54 3:49 5:37

FG TD TD FG TD

Tennessee White 47-yard field goal Turner 20-yard run White 21-yard field goal White 36-yard field goal

2 3 4 4

6 12 16 8

30 95 72 28

3:06 6:28 9:10 3:12

FG TD FG FG

Vanderbilt Bentley 19-yard run Turner 1-yard run S. Smith 36-yard pass from Bentley White 44-yard field goal Bentley 11-yard run White 39-yard field goal

1 1 2 2 3 4

4 10 5 6 8 10

75 64 75 8 72 43

1:41 3:38 1:57 2:15 5:01 4:23

TD TD TD FG TD FG

Vanderbilt Blasingame 9-yard pass from Shurmur Duncan 8-yard pass from Shurmur Lipscomb 47-yard pass from Shurmur Duncan 4-yard pass from Shurmur

1 2 3 4

6 6 3 14

75 54 70 77

2:54 1:45 1:28 4:52

TD TD TD TD

Georgia Edwards 12-yard pass from Bentley White 25-yard field goal

2 3

10 13

75 68

3:14 5:52

TD FG

Florida Bentley 4-yard run Denson 24-yard run Denson 12-yard run Bentley 7-yard run

Georgia Michel 8-yard run Wims 10-yard pass from Frohm Hardman 20-yard pass from Frohm Blankenship 20-yard field goal

1 2 3 4

11 10 10 15

69 75 75 65

5:30 4:40 5:32 7:32

TD TD TD FG

1 1 2 3

7 6 8 6

74 75 75 53

2:51 2:06 4:07 2:31

TD TD TD TD

Wofford Bentley 1-yard run Edwards 23-yard pass from Bentley Bentley 1-yard run White 27-yard field goal Turner 2-yard run

Florida Pineiro 29-yard field goal Pineiro 37-yard field goal Perine 18-yard run Thompson 1-yard run

2 2 2 4

5 7 7 4

26 46 75 70

1:42 1:58 2:22 1:13

FG FG TD TD

2 2 3 4 4

12 9 7 9 6

50 72 70 36 38

7:10 3:35 3:02 4:13 2:59

TD TD TD FG TD

Wofford Carter 32-yard field goal Morgan 1-yard run

1 3

14 10

79 75

7:22 5:37

FG TD

2 2 3 3

9 10 1 13

80 79 61 69

2:46 4:51 0:21 6:09

TD TD TD TD

1 1 2 3 3

8 6 8 7 4

29 23 33 72 2

3:37 2:16 1:18 3:34 1:10

FG FG FG TD FG

Clemson White 40-yard field goal Edwards 38-yard pass from Bentley

4 4

4 9

-1 80

0:52 4:11

FG TD

Clemson Feaster 1-yard run Renfrow 4-yard pass from Bryant Renfrow 61-yard pass from Bryant Etienne 5-yard run

Michigan White 44-yard field goal Dowdle 17-yard run Edwards 21-yard pass from Bentley S. Smith 53-yard pass from Bentley White 22-yard field goal

2 3 3 4 4

5 6 1 6 4

45 77 21 81 9

1:36 3:17 0:06 2:12 1:56

FG TD TD TD FG

Michigan Nordin 35-yard field goal Nordin 26-yard field goal Nordin 45-yard field goal Mason 1-yard run Nordin 48-yard field goal

SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2018

2017 EXPLOSIVE PLAYS

Running Plays (15+ Yards) No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23.

Yds 25 32 35 24 34 18 19 20 19 24 20 27 15 27 17 24 17 25 30 20 27 17 30

Rusher Samuel T. Williams T. Williams Bentley T. Williams T. Williams T. Williams Turner Bentley Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Turner Denson Bentley Turner Turner T. Williams C. Kinlaw Dowdle Dowdle

Opponent Missouri Missouri Louisiana Tech Louisiana Tech Texas A&M Arkansas Tennessee Tennessee Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Georgia Florida Florida Florida Florida Florida Wofford Wofford Wofford Michigan Michigan

Qtr 2 4 4 4 3 3 2 3 1 1 3 3 3 1 1 1 3 3 3 3 4 3 4

Play Result Drive Result TD TD First Down TD TD TD First Down FG First Down TD First Down TD First Down FG TD TD TD TD First Down TD First Down Miss FG First Down TD First Down FG First Down TD First Down TD TD TD First Down TD First Down TD First Down TD First Down FG First Down Final TD TD First Down Punt

Kick Returns (30+ yards) Yds 97 97 31

Returner Samuel Samuel Fenton

Opponent N.C. State Missouri Texas A&M

Qtr 1 2 4

Drive Result TD TD Punt

Punt Returns (20+ yards) Yds 26 21 22

Returner Lammons Lammons Lammons

Opponent N.C. State Tennessee Florida

Qtr 3 4 3

Drive Result TD FG TD

Passing Plays (20+ Yards) No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38.

Yds 34 26 39 39 22 68 22 25 39 23 28 39 41 27 45 25 25 21 29 62 23 21 36 20 35 22 23 23 26 23 29 23 23 38 38 21 23 53

Connection Bentley-Dowdle Bentley-Edwards Bentley-Samuel Bentley-Hurst Bentley-Hurst Bentley-Samuel Bentley-Samuel Bentley-S. Smith Bentley-Edwards Bentley-Edwards Bentley-O. Smith Bentley-Edwards Bentley-Edwards Bentley-Hurst Bentley-S. Smith Bentley-Hurst Bentley-Edwards Bentley-Edwards Bentley-S. Smith Bentley-Hurst Bentley-O. Smith Bentley-S. Smith Bentley-S. Smith Bentley-Hurst Bentley-Hurst Bentley-S. Smith Bentley-Hurst Bentley-Hurst Bentley-S. Smith Bentley-O. Smith Bentley-Edwards Bentley-Edwards Bentley-Edwards Bentley-Edwards Bentley-Edwards Bentley-Edwards Bentley-Hurst Bentley-S. Smith

Opponent Qtr N.C. State 1 N.C. State 2 N.C. State 3 Missouri 3 Missouri 3 Kentucky 1 Kentucky 2 Kentucky 4 Kentucky 4 Louisiana Tech 3 Louisiana Tech 4 Louisiana Tech 4 Louisiana Tech 4 Texas A&M 2 Texas A&M 2 Texas A&M 2 Texas A&M 2 Texas A&M 2 Texas A&M 3 Arkansas 2 Arkansas 2 Vanderbilt 1 Vanderbilt 2 Georgia 1 Georgia 2 Georgia 3 Georgia 4 Florida 1 Florida 1 Florida 1 Florida 3 Wofford 1 Wofford 2 Clemson 4 Michigan 2 Michigan 3 Michigan 4 Michigan 4

Play Result Drive Result TD TD First Down TD TD TD TD TD First Down FG TD TD First Down Punt First Down TD First Down TD First Down Fumble First Down TD First Down TD First Down FG First Down TD TD TD First Down FG First Down Fumble First Down Fumble First Down TD TD TD First Down Miss FG First Down TD TD TD First Down TD First Down Punt First Down FG First Down Downs First Down TD First Down TD First Down TD First Down INT First Down Punt TD TD TD TD First Down FG TD TD First Down TD TD TD

INT/Fumble Returns (20+ yards) Yds 34 73 45 24 22

Returner Moore Brunson Nixon Turner Nixon

Opponent Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Florida Clemson

Qtr 3 3 4 1 4

Play Drive Result INT TD Fumble TD INT TD Fumble Punt INT FG

Special Teams/Defensive Scores Yds 97 97 34 73 45

Player Samuel Samuel Moore Brunson Nixon

Opponent N.C. State Missouri Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas

Qtr 1 2 3 3 4

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Play KOR KOR INT Fumble INT

2017 MISCELLANEOUS

2017 South Carolina Award Winners

South Carolina 2017 Rankings Category Scoring Offense Rushing Offense Passing Offense Passing Efficiency Total Offense

Coaches’ Awards

Avg./No. SEC NCAA 24.2 12 99 122.2 12 110 214.9 6 77 129.8 8 70 337.1 12 108

Scoring Defense 20.7 Rushing Defense 141.1 Passing Defense 226.0 Pass Efficiency Defense 119.1 Total Defense 367.1

5 6 10 6 7

25 39 69 37 44

Kickoff Returns Opp. Kickoff Returns Punt Returns Opp. Punt Returns Net Punting

21.6 20.5 7.1 5.6 40.5

7 8 12 4 6

51 66 73 38 19

Fumbles Recovered 14 Fumbles Lost 5 Passes Intercepted 14 Passes Had Intercepted 12 Turnovers Gained 28 Turnovers Lost 17 Turnover Margin 0.85

1 3 2 10 1 6 2

8 12 32 78 9 42 13

Sacks Sacks Allowed Tackles for Loss Tackles for Loss Allowed

2.0 2.2 5.2 5.5

12 6 11 7

65 75 89 42

3rd Down Percentage Opp. 3rd Down Pct. 4th Down Percentage Opp. 4th Down Pct.

.380 .398 .429 .500

12 9 10 7

86 76 96 62

Penalties/Game Penalty Yards/Game

4.8 38.0

2 1

22 9

Time of Possession

28:42

Dr. Harris Pastides Outstanding Student-Athlete Award ................................ Michael Scarnecchia Community Service Award ..................................................Spencer Eason-Riddle and Ulric Jones Strength & Conditioning Award.......................... Hayden Hurst, D.J. Wonnum and T.J. Brunson Comeback Player of the Year Award.............................................................................. Skai Moore Offensive Scout Team Award ...................................................................................... Eric Douglas Defensive Scout Team Award ......................................................................................... M.J. Webb Special Teams Scout Team Award..................................................................Spencer Eason-Riddle Nutrition Award......................................................................................................... Javon Kinlaw

Players’ Choice Awards Unselfish Teammate - Offense....................................................... Hayden Hurst and Cory Helms Unselfish Teammate - Defense ................................................Chris Lammons and JaMarcus King Unselfish Teammate - Special Teams ..................................Javon Charleston and Taylor Stallworth Tenacity Award - Offense ................................................................ Hayden Hurst and Alan Knott Tenacity Award - Defense...............................................................T.J. Brunson and Dante Sawyer Tenacity Award - Special Teams................................................... Javon Charleston and D.J. Smith Most Valuable Player - Offense (Steve Spurier Award) .............................................Bryan Edwards Most Valuable Player - Defense (Joe Morrison Award) ................................................. Skai Moore Most Valuable Player - Special Teams (Jim Carlen Award) .....................................Joseph Charlton Leadership Award - Offense ......................................................................................... Jake Bentley Leadership Award - Defense .......................................................................................... Skai Moore Leadership Award - Special Teams ........................................................................ Taylor Stallworth Most Explosive Player - Offense .....................................................................................A.J. Turner Most Productive Player - Defense .............................................................................D.J. Wonnum Most Productive Player - Special Teams .................................................................Joseph Charlton Steve Wadiak MVP Award ............................................................................................ Skai Moore

Postseason Honors First Team All-SEC (AP) ...........................................................................................Hayden Hurst First Team All-SEC (Coaches)...................................................................................Hayden Hurst First Team All-SEC (Coaches)....................................................................................... Skai Moore Second Team All-SEC (AP) .......................................................................................... Skai Moore Second Team All-SEC (AP) .......................................................................................Dante Sawyer SEC All-Freshman (Coaches)............................................................................... Jamyest Williams

2017 Weekly Award Winners Deebo Samuel Deebo Samuel Deebo Samuel Deebo Samuel D.J. Wonnum D.J. Wonnum Alan Knott Hayden Hurst

SEC Special Teams Player of the Week Paul Hornung Award Honor Roll SEC Special Teams Player of the Week Paul Hornung Award Honor Roll SEC Defensive Lineman of the Week SEC Defensive Lineman of the Week SEC Offensive Lineman of the Week John Mackey Tight End of the Week

vs NC State (September 2) vs NC State (September 2) at Missouri (September 9) at Missouri (September 9) vs Arkansas (October 7) at Tennessee (October 14) vs Vanderbilt (October 28) at Georgia (November 4)

2017 Drive Chart Summary South Carolina Opp. Drives TD NCST 13 4 MIZ 13 4 UK 12 2 LATECH 9 2 A&M 14 2 ARK 11 3 TENN 10 1 VANDY 12 4 UGA 9 1 FLA 15 4 WOFF 8 4 CLEM 12 1 MICH 17 3 TOT 155 35 86

Opponents FG Missed Punt Downs 0 0 6 0 1 1 5 0 0 3 3 2 1 2 2 0 1 1 7 1 2 2 2 1 3 0 4 1 2 1 3 0 1 1 3 1 0 1 4 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 7 0 2 1 8 0 15 13 55 8

Fum INT 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 2 1 1 3 12

SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2018

Half 2 2 0 0 1 1 1 2 0 2 1 1 1 14

3-Out 5 3 6 1 8 1 2 2 1 4 0 5 8 46

Opp. Drives TD NCST 13 4 MIZ 11 1 UK 12 2 LATECH 9 1 A&M 12 3 ARK 13 3 TENN 10 0 VANDY 11 4 UGA 10 3 FLA 13 2 WOFF 8 1 CLEM 11 4 MICH 17 1 TOT 150 29

FG Missed Punt Downs 0 1 4 2 2 1 4 1 3 0 4 0 3 1 2 0 1 0 8 0 1 0 5 0 3 0 6 0 0 0 4 2 1 0 3 0 2 0 8 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 3 1 4 0 7 1 21 3 59 8

Fum INT 2 0 0 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 2 0 2 2 2 9 14

Half 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 2 0 1 1 0 7

3-Out 2 1 1 2 3 6 5 1 1 5 1 0 8 36

LA ST T IM E IT H AP P E NE D

The Last Time South Carolina... SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT: 34-0, vs NC State (8/28/08) WAS SHUT OUT: 18-0, vs. Georgia (9/9/06) SCORED ON A SAFETY: vs UCF (9/26/15) ALLOWED A SAFETY: at Mississippi State (10/15/11) FORCED 4+ TURNOVERS: 5, vs. Michigan (1/1/18) FORCED 5+ TURNOVERS: 5, vs. Michigan (1/1/18)

HAD A PLAYER PASS FOR 350+ YDS: HAD A PLAYER CATCH 3+ TDs: HAD LESS THAN 50 YDS RUSHING: 390, Jake Bentley, vs USF (12/29/16) 3, Alshon Jeffery vs. Kentucky (10/10/09) 43, vs. Georgia (11/4/17) HAD A PLAYER PASS FOR 400+ YDS: HAD A PLAYER CATCH 4+ TDs: 402, Dylan Thompson, at Auburn 5, Sidney Rice vs. Fla. Atlantic (9/23/06) (10/25/14) HAD A PLAYER CATCH 5+ TDs: HAD A PLAYER PASS FOR 450+ YDS: 5, Sidney Rice vs. Fla. Atlantic (9/23/06) 473, Steve Taneyhill vs. Mississippi State (10/14/95) HAD A PLAYER ACCOUNT FOR 4+ TDs: 4, 233, Pharoh Cooper, vs. Tennessee HAD A PLAYER COMP. 30+ PASSES: (11/1/14) 32, Jake Bentley vs USF (12/29/16) HAD A PLAYER KICK 4 FGs: HAD A PLAYER ATT. 40+ PASSES: 4, Elliott Fry vs. Vanderbilt (10/17/15) 43, Jake Bentley vs USF (12/29/16) HAD A PLAYER KICK 5+ FGs: HAD A PLAYER ATT. 50+ PASSES: 5, Spencer Lanning at Georgia (9/12/09) 50, Dylan Thompson, at Auburn (10/25/14) HAD A PLAYER WITH 2 INTs: 2, T.J. Holloman vs. UCF (9/26/15) HAD A PLAYER RUSH FOR 150+ YDS: 226, Rico Dowdle vs. Western Carolina HAD A PLAYER WITH 3 INTs: (11/19/16) 3, Patrick Hinton vs. NC State (10/29/88)

HAD 300+ YARDS RUSHING: 422, vs. Western Caroilna (11/19/16) HAD 600+ TOTAL NET YARDS: 625, vs. Tennessee (11/1/14) HAD A 50+ YARD RUN: 75, A.J. Turner vs. Texas A&M (10/1/16) HAD A 50+ YARD RECEPTION: 53, Jake Bentley to Shi Smith, vs. Michigan (1/1/18)

The Last an Opponent Had...

TEAM... LESS THAN 50 YARDS RUSHING: FORCED 6+ TURNOVERS: 26, vs UCF (9/26/15) 6, vs. Clemson (11/30/13) 200+ YARDS RUSHING: HAD A PLAYER RUSH FOR 200+ YDS: BLOCKED A FIELD GOAL ATT.: 242, vs. Georgia (11/4/17) RETURNED A KICKOFF FOR A TD: 226, Rico Dowdle vs. Western Carolina Javon Kinlaw at Missouri (9/9/17) 300+ YARDS RUSHING: Deebo Samuel, 97 yards vs. (11/19/16) 326, vs. Georgia (10/9/16) Missouri (9/9/17) RETURNED A BLOCKED FIELD LESS THAN 100 YARDS PASSING: HAD A PLAYER RUSH FOR 250+ YDS: GOAL ATTEMPT FOR A TD: 72, vs. Wofford (11/18/17) ALLOWED KICK RET. FOR A TD: 278, Brandon Bennett vs. East Tennessee Captain Munnerlyn at Kentucky, 81 400+ YARDS PASSING: Detrez Newsome, 93 yards vs. Western State (10/5/91) yards, (10/11/08) 415, vs. North Carolina State (9/2/17) Carolina (11/19/16) LESS THAN 200 TOTAL NET YARDS: HAD TWO PLAYERS RUSH FOR BLOCKED A PAT: 183, at Florida (10/20/12) ALLOWED 2 KICK RET. FOR TDs: 100+ YARDS: D.J. Wonnum vs. Vanderbilt (10/28/17) 500+ TOTAL NET YARDS: Darrius Sims at Vanderbilt, 91 and 100 Mike Davis (111) and David Williams 504, vs. North Carolina State (9/2/17) yards (9/20/14) (110) vs. Furman (10/18/14) RETURNED AN EXTRA POINT FOR 600+ TOTAL NET YARDS: 622, at Clemson (11/26/16) A DEFENSIVE PAT: RETURNED A PUNT FOR A TD: HAD A PLAYER WITH 150+ YARDS Victor Hampton at Florida (10/20/12) Ace Sanders, 63 yards vs. Michigan RECEIVING: INDIVIDUAL... (1/1/13) 190, Deebo Samuel, vs USF (12/29/16) 350+ YARDS PASSING: BLOCKED A PUNT: 415, Ryan Finley, N.C. State (9/2/17) Carlton Heard at Florida (11/15/14) ALLOWED A PUNT RET. FOR A TD: HAD A PLAYER WITH 200+ YARDS 400+ YARDS PASSING: Lito Sheppard, Florida, 57 yards RECEIVING: 415, Ryan Finley, N.C. State (9/2/17) RETURNED A BLOCKED PUNT (11/11/00) 233, Pharoh Cooper, vs. Tennessee 150+ YARDS RUSHING: FOR A TD: (11/1/14) Derek Watson vs Florida, 2 yds, (11/11/00) 195, Nick Fitzgerald, Miss. State (9/10/16) RETURNED AN INT FOR A TD: 200+ YARDS RUSHING: Keisean Nixon, Arkansas, 45 yards HAD TWO PLAYERS WITH 100 246, Mark Ingram, at Alabama (10/17/09) BLOCKED A PUNT AND FIELD (10/7/17) YARDS RECEIVING: 250+ YARDS RUSHING: GOAL IN THE SAME GAME: Pharoh Cooper (191) and Jerell Adams 321, Darren McFadden, Arkansas at Florida (11/15/14) ALLOWED AN INT FOR A TD: (105), vs Citadel (11/21/15) (11/3/07) Tajee Fullwood, 47 yards, USF (12/29/16) 300+ YARDS RUSHING: HAD A PUNT BLOCKED: HAD TWO PLAYERS WITH 10+ 321, Darren McFadden, Arkansas at Kentucky (9/29/12) RETURNED A FUMBLE FOR A TD: RECEPTIONS: (11/3/07) T.J. Brunson, 73 yards, Arkansas Bruce Ellington (10) and Mike Davis 200+ YARDS RECEIVING: HAD A FIELD GOAL BLOCKED: (10/7/17) (10), at Missouri (10/26/13) 217, Darvin Adams, Auburn (12/4/10) vs. Michigan (1/1/13) 50+ YARD RUN: ALLOWED FUMBLE RET. FOR A TD: HAD A PLAYER WITH 500+ YARDS HAD A PAT BLOCKED: 54, Stephen Johnson, Kentucky (9/16/17) Jason LeDoux, LSU, 15 yards (10/18/03) TOTAL OFFENSE: 50+ YARD RECEPTION: vs. Kentucky (10/8/11) 512, Steve Taneyhill vs. Mississippi State 61, Bryant to Renfrow, Clemson (11/25/17) HAD A DEFENSIVE PLAYER SCORE (10/14/95) ALLOWED PAT TO BE RETURNED MADE 4+ FIELD GOALS: TWO TOUCHDOWNS IN A GAME: 4, Quinn Nordin, Michigan (1/1/18) FOR 2 POINTS: Melvin Ingram at Georgia, 68-yard fake HAD A PLAYER RUSH AND PASS RUSHED FOR 4+ TOUCHDOWNS: Denzil Ware, vs. Kentucky (9/12/15) punt & 5-yard fumble recovery (9/10/11) FOR 100 YARDS EACH: 4, Chad Jasmin, Clemson (11/21/03) Lorenzo NuÃ±ez, vs. UCF, 123 rush, 184 PASSED FOR 4+ TOUCHDOWNS: MISSED A PAT: SCORED THREE DEFENSIVE pass (09/26/15) 6, DeShaun Watson, Clemson (11/26/16) vs. Kentucky (9/16/17) TOUCHDOWNS IN A GAME: vs. Arkansas (10/7/17) HAD A PLAYER SCORE 4+ TDs: TWO PLAYERS WITH... FAILED A PAT ATTEMPT: 5, Sidney Rice vs. FAU (9/23/06) 100+ YARDS RUSHING: vs. Tennessee (10/14/17) HAD A PLAYER RUSH, PASS AND vs Georgia, Sony Michel (133) and Nick RECEIVE A TD IN A GAME: Pharoh HAD A PLAYER PASS FOR 4 TDs: Chubb (121), (10/9/16) MADE A 2-PT CONVERSION: Cooper, vs. Tennessee (11/1/14) 5, Dylan Thompson, at Auburn (10/25/14) Jake Bentley pass to Hayden Hurst, USF 100+ YARDS RECEIVING: (12/29/16) RAN A FAKE PUNT FOR A TD: HAD A PLAYER PASS FOR 5 TDs: UCF, Mike Walker (105) & Melvin Ingram, 68 yards at Georgia 5, Dylan Thompson, at Auburn (10/25/14) ATTEMPTED A 2-PT CONVERSION: Brandon Marshall (102), (9/1/05) (9/10/11) vs Michigan (1/1/18) HAD A PLAYER RUSH FOR 3 TDs: HAD A PLAYER PASS FOR 300+ YDS: 3, Mike Davis at Kentucky (10/4/14) RECOVERED OWN ONSIDE KICK: 304, Jake Bentley, vs Kentucky (9/16/17) at Auburn (10/25/14)

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2017 SEC TEAM STATISTICS SCORING OFFENSE 1. Missouri 2. Alabama 3. Georgia 4. Auburn 5. Ole Miss 6. Texas A&M 7. Mississippi State 8. Arkansas 9. LSU 10. Kentucky 11. Vanderbilt 12. South Carolina 13. Florida 14. Tennessee

G 13 14 15 14 12 13 13 12 13 13 12 13 11 12

RUSHING OFFENSE 1. Georgia 2. Mississippi State 3. Alabama 4. Auburn 5. LSU 6. Missouri 7. Arkansas 8. Kentucky 9. Florida 10. Texas A&M 11. Ole Miss 12. South Carolina 13. Tennessee 14. Vanderbilt

G 15 13 14 14 13 13 12 13 11 13 12 13 12 12

TD 63 66 67 58 48 53 53 46 44 38 41 39 28 28 Att 670 634 612 642 563 486 462 488 400 506 370 405 413 348

XP 59 64 64 57 43 51 50 41 40 36 40 36 24 28

2XP DXP FG 0 0 17 1 0 19 1 0 21 0 0 23 2 0 19 0 0 18 1 0 14 2 0 8 1 0 16 1 0 22 0 0 3 0 0 15 0 0 17 0 0 14

Yds 3876 3272 3509 3056 2699 2516 2021 2102 1720 2023 1607 1588 1409 1286

Avg 5.8 5.2 5.7 4.8 4.8 5.2 4.4 4.3 4.3 4.0 4.3 3.9 3.4 3.7

PASS OFFENSE 1. Ole Miss 2. Missouri 3. Texas A&M 4. Vanderbilt 5. Auburn 6. South Carolina 7. Arkansas 8. LSU 9. Alabama 10. Kentucky 11. Florida 12. Georgia 13. Tennessee 14. Mississippi State

G 12 13 13 12 14 13 12 13 14 13 11 15 12 13

Att Cmp Int Pct. 434 281 13 64.7 430 247 14 57.4 449 253 12 56.3 403 232 10 57.6 382 255 6 66.8 397 245 12 61.7 340 192 9 56.5 300 179 4 59.7 332 204 3 61.4 330 196 7 59.4 312 174 10 55.8 305 186 9 61.0 319 180 10 56.4 353 191 14 54.1

TOTAL OFFENSE 1. Missouri 2. Ole Miss 3. Auburn 4. Alabama 5. Georgia 6. Mississippi State 7. LSU 8. Texas A&M 9. Arkansas 10. Vanderbilt 11. Kentucky 12. South Carolina 13. Florida 14. Tennessee

G 13 12 14 14 15 13 13 13 12 12 13 13 11 12

Rush 2516 1607 3056 3509 3876 3272 2699 2023 2021 1286 2102 1588 1720 1409

Pass 4012 3941 3267 2708 2653 2170 2645 3266 2465 2923 2446 2794 1975 2084

Plays 916 804 1024 944 975 987 863 955 802 751 818 802 712 732

PASS EFFICIENCY 1. Missouri 2. Ole Miss 3. Alabama 4. Georgia 5. Auburn 6. LSU 7. Vanderbilt 8. South Carolina 9. Arkansas 10. Texas A&M 11. Kentucky 12. Tennessee 13. Mississippi State 14. Florida

G 13 12 14 15 14 13 12 13 12 13 13 12 13 11

Att 430 434 332 305 382 300 403 397 340 449 330 319 353 312

Cmp 247 281 204 186 255 179 232 245 192 253 196 180 191 174

Pct 57.4 64.7 61.4 61.0 66.8 59.7 57.6 61.7 56.5 56.3 59.4 56.4 54.1 55.8

Saf 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

TD 42 30 36 34 25 16 24 27 15 26 19 16 14 14

Yds Avg 3941 9.1 4012 9.3 3266 7.3 2923 7.3 3267 8.6 2794 7.0 2465 7.2 2645 8.8 2708 8.2 2446 7.4 1975 6.3 2653 8.7 2084 6.5 2170 6.1

Pts 488 519 531 474 394 425 416 345 354 332 295 315 243 238

SCORING DEFENSE 1. Alabama 2. Georgia 3. Auburn 4. LSU 5. South Carolina 6. Mississippi State 7. Florida 8. Kentucky 9. Tennessee 10. Texas A&M 11. Vanderbilt 12. Missouri 13. Ole Miss 14. Arkansas

G 14 15 14 13 13 13 11 13 12 13 12 13 12 12

Yds/G 258.4 251.7 250.6 218.3 207.6 193.5 168.4 161.7 156.4 155.6 133.9 122.2 117.4 107.2

RUSHING DEFENSE 1. Alabama 2. Georgia 3. LSU 4. Mississippi State 5. Auburn 6. South Carolina 7. Florida 8. Missouri 9. Texas A&M 10. Kentucky 11. Arkansas 12. Vanderbilt 13. Ole Miss 14. Tennessee

G 14 15 13 13 14 13 11 13 13 13 12 12 12 12

TD Yds/G 28 328.4 44 308.6 22 251.2 27 243.6 21 233.4 18 214.9 18 205.4 17 203.5 28 193.4 10 188.2 10 179.5 24 176.9 11 173.7 17 166.9

PASS DEFENSE 1. Tennessee 2. Alabama 3. Georgia 4. Mississippi State 5. Auburn 6. LSU 7. Vanderbilt 8. Florida 9. Ole Miss 10. South Carolina 11. Texas A&M 12. Arkansas 13. Kentucky 14. Missouri

G 12 14 15 13 14 13 12 11 12 13 13 12 13 13

Att Cmp Int Pct. 279 154 5 55.2 426 229 19 53.8 437 244 12 55.8 313 159 13 50.8 428 232 6 54.2 378 202 12 53.4 328 191 7 58.2 270 148 14 54.8 345 199 8 57.7 440 259 14 58.9 413 247 10 59.8 346 205 8 59.2 427 274 11 64.2 441 263 12 59.6

Yds/G 502.2 462.3 451.6 444.1 435.3 418.6 411.1 406.8 373.8 350.8 349.8 337.1 335.9 291.1

TOTAL DEFENSE 1. Alabama 2. Georgia 3. Mississippi State 4. LSU 5. Auburn 6. Florida 7. South Carolina 8. Vanderbilt 9. Texas A&M 10. Tennessee 11. Missouri 12. Kentucky 13. Arkansas 14. Ole Miss

G 14 15 13 13 14 11 13 12 13 12 13 13 12 12

Rush 1326 1890 1711 1671 1918 1693 1834 2382 2221 3015 2075 2279 2353 2949

Pass 2320 2534 2271 2439 2553 2149 2938 2335 3089 1940 3308 3271 2906 2570

Plays 913 943 761 810 957 670 924 807 943 834 962 893 815 895

Effic 163.1 156.3 156.0 154.1 153.6 149.8 135.6 129.7 129.5 128.3 127.4 116.4 113.7 113.1

PASS DEF EFF. 1. Alabama 2. LSU 3. Georgia 4. Auburn 5. Mississippi State 6. South Carolina 7. Tennessee 8. Vanderbilt 9. Florida 10. Missouri 11. Ole Miss 12. Kentucky 13. Texas A&M 14. Arkansas

G 14 13 15 14 13 13 12 12 11 13 12 13 13 12

Att 426 378 437 428 313 440 279 328 270 441 345 427 413 346

Cmp 229 202 244 232 159 259 154 191 148 263 199 274 247 205

Int 19 12 12 6 13 14 5 7 14 12 8 11 10 8

Yards Avg/P TD 6528 7.1 60 5548 6.9 47 6323 6.2 55 6217 6.6 64 6529 6.7 66 5442 5.5 47 5344 6.2 42 5289 5.5 48 4486 5.6 42 4209 5.6 41 4548 5.6 37 4382 5.5 34 3695 5.2 25 3493 4.8 25 Int 14 13 3 9 6 4 10 12 9 12 7 10 14 10

Yds 4012 3941 2708 2653 3267 2645 2923 2794 2465 3266 2446 2084 2170 1975

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Avg 37.5 37.1 35.4 33.9 32.8 32.7 32.0 28.8 27.2 25.5 24.6 24.2 22.1 19.8

TD 44 28 28 24 21 17 27 18 18 22 10 11 17 10

TD 18 28 31 27 30 34 36 46 45 51 48 50 51 56 Att 487 506 432 448 529 484 400 521 530 466 469 479 550 555

XP 15 27 29 24 26 33 36 43 38 48 47 48 47 53

2XP DXP FG 0 0 14 0 0 17 1 0 14 2 0 18 0 0 21 0 1 11 0 0 16 0 0 16 1 0 13 3 0 13 0 0 13 1 0 20 1 0 20 0 0 15

Yds 1326 1890 1671 1711 1918 1834 1693 2075 2221 2279 2353 2382 2949 3015

Avg 2.7 3.7 3.9 3.8 3.6 3.8 4.2 4.0 4.2 4.9 5.0 5.0 5.4 5.4

Saf 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 0

TD 9 8 16 18 11 15 16 27 19 23 28 30 29 29

Yds Avg 1940 7.0 2320 5.4 2534 5.8 2271 7.3 2553 6.0 2439 6.5 2335 7.1 2149 8.0 2570 7.4 2938 6.7 3089 7.5 2906 8.4 3271 7.7 3308 7.5

Pts 167 246 259 246 269 272 300 367 349 399 376 414 415 434

Avg 11.9 16.4 18.5 18.9 20.7 20.9 27.3 28.2 29.1 30.7 31.3 31.8 34.6 36.2

Yds/G 94.7 126.0 128.5 131.6 137.0 141.1 153.9 159.6 170.8 175.3 196.1 198.5 245.8 251.2 TD Yds/G 15 161.7 8 165.7 19 168.9 13 174.7 16 182.4 11 187.6 16 194.6 16 195.4 18 214.2 14 226.0 28 237.6 23 242.2 21 251.6 20 254.5

Yards Avg/P TD 3646 4.0 17 4424 4.7 27 3982 5.2 31 4110 5.1 27 4471 4.7 27 3842 5.7 32 4772 5.2 29 4717 5.8 46 5310 5.6 47 4955 5.9 44 5383 5.6 47 5550 6.2 44 5259 6.5 51 5519 6.2 47

Yds/G 260.4 294.9 306.3 316.2 319.4 349.3 367.1 393.1 408.5 412.9 414.1 426.9 438.2 459.9

Pct. 53.8 53.4 55.8 54.2 50.8 58.9 55.2 58.2 54.8 59.6 57.7 64.2 59.8 59.2

Effic 96.8 110.9 113.4 113.8 117.1 119.1 127.8 129.9 130.9 132.2 132.8 139.6 140.2 147.1

Yds 2320 2439 2534 2553 2271 2938 1940 2335 2149 3308 2570 3271 3089 2906

TD 8 11 19 16 13 14 15 16 16 20 18 21 28 23

2017 SEC TEAM STATISTICS KICKOFFS 1. Alabama 2. Mississippi State 3. Arkansas 4. LSU 5. South Carolina 6. Georgia 7. Vanderbilt 8. Tennessee 9. Missouri 10. Ole Miss 11. Florida 12. Texas A&M 13. Kentucky 14. Auburn

G 14 13 12 13 13 15 12 12 13 12 11 13 13 14

No. 99 75 66 72 67 96 56 51 94 76 51 80 71 94

PUNTING 1. Tennessee 2. Texas A&M 3. Georgia 4. Missouri 5. Florida 6. South Carolina 7. Alabama 8. Kentucky 9. Mississippi State 10. LSU 11. Ole Miss 12. Arkansas 13. Vanderbilt 14. Auburn

G 12 13 15 13 11 13 14 13 13 13 12 12 12 14

No. 71 83 62 58 65 55 55 67 55 59 57 59 66 57

3RD-DOWN CONV. 1. Mississippi State 2. Georgia 3. Auburn 4. Missouri 5. Arkansas 6. Vanderbilt 7. LSU 8. Alabama 9. Kentucky 10. Ole Miss 11. Texas A&M 12. South Carolina 13. Florida 14. Tennessee

G 13 15 14 13 12 12 13 14 13 12 13 13 11 12

Yds 6255 4776 4008 4553 4282 6171 3557 3268 5824 4653 3218 4940 4235 5938 Yards 3323 3776 2763 2570 3068 2390 2320 2823 2301 2375 2325 2277 2624 2250

G 13 14 13 14 13 15 13 13 12 12 13 11 12 12

Avg/P 46.8 45.5 44.6 44.3 47.2 43.5 42.2 42.1 41.8 40.3 40.8 38.6 39.8 39.5

Conv 91 89 95 78 69 70 72 72 66 59 78 65 51 50

RED ZONE OFFENSE G RedZone Pct. 1. Florida 11 30-31 96.8 2. Georgia 15 53-55 96.4 3. Ole Miss 12 41-43 95.3 4. Kentucky 13 39-42 92.9 5. Missouri 13 48-53 90.6 6. Auburn 14 52-59 88.1 7. Arkansas 12 35-40 87.5 8. Mississippi State 13 50-58 86.2 9. Texas A&M 13 48-56 85.7 10. Alabama 14 58-68 85.3 South Carolina 13 29-34 85.3 12. Vanderbilt 12 31-37 83.8 13. Tennessee 12 28-35 80.0 14. LSU 13 42-54 77.8 SACKS BY 1. Texas A&M 2. Alabama 3. LSU 4. Auburn 5. Mississippi State 6. Georgia 7. Missouri 8. Kentucky 9. Ole Miss 10. Vanderbilt 11. South Carolina 12. Florida 13. Tennessee 14. Arkansas

Avg 63.2 63.7 60.7 63.2 63.9 64.3 63.5 64.1 62.0 61.2 63.1 61.8 59.6 63.2

TD 21 39 24 27 35 38 30 38 35 46 19 30 19 32

Sacks 43 40 39 37 36 35 33 30 29 27 26 23 22 19

Att 197 195 209 173 165 168 173 178 168 155 205 171 157 163 R/P 13/8 25/14 12/12 22/5 14/21 29/9 21/9 25/13 22/13 29/17 13/6 11/19 12/7 23/9 Yards 252 274 217 236 225 259 189 215 192 181 183 128 125 128

Retn 973 520 735 760 431 566 350 392 851 1038 239 963 716 680 PR 220 146 101 92 306 84 39 84 43 69 109 40 161 160

TB 45 45 21 33 44 67 38 33 49 25 39 34 30 65 Avg TB 3.1 5 1.8 6 1.6 4 1.6 5 4.7 5 1.5 4 0.7 4 1.3 4 0.8 5 1.2 1 1.9 1 0.7 3 2.4 4 2.8 3

NetAvg 42.0 41.7 41.6 41.2 41.1 40.9 40.3 40.2 39.9 39.3 39.3 39.1 39.0 38.6 Net/P 42.3 42.3 41.6 41.0 41.0 40.5 40.0 39.7 39.2 38.7 38.5 36.9 36.1 35.6

Pct 46.2 45.6 45.5 45.1 41.8 41.7 41.6 40.4 39.3 38.1 38.0 38.0 32.5 30.7 FG-A Fumb/Int/Dns/Other 9-9 0/0/1/0 14-14 1/0/1/0 17-18 0/0/1/0 12-13 1/0/0/1 13-15 0/1/1/1 14-16 4/0/1/0 5-7 0/1/0/2 12-13 1/1/3/2 13-14 1/3/2/1 12-16 0/1/1/4 10-12 1/1/1/0 1-3 1/1/1/1 9-10 0/3/1/2 10-17 1/0/1/3

KICKOFF RETURNS 1. Ole Miss 2. Georgia 3. Auburn 4. Vanderbilt 5. Alabama 6. Missouri 7. South Carolina 8. Kentucky 9. Texas A&M 10. Florida 11. Arkansas 12. Tennessee 13. Mississippi State 14. LSU

G 12 15 14 12 14 13 13 13 13 11 12 12 13 13

Ret 38 26 27 30 20 42 33 48 42 26 45 32 29 21

Yds 939 612 627 659 438 908 713 1036 905 553 957 680 604 385

PUNT RETURNS 1. Texas A&M 2. Missouri 3. Kentucky 4. Arkansas 5. Georgia 6. LSU 7. Mississippi State 8. Auburn 9. Tennessee 10. Alabama 11. Vanderbilt 12. South Carolina 13. Ole Miss 14. Florida

G 13 13 13 12 15 13 13 14 12 14 12 13 12 11

Ret 14 14 8 4 28 19 24 21 14 38 16 20 7 13

Yds 240 232 112 51 283 191 231 179 112 301 121 141 47 66

OPP 3RD-DOWN CONV. 1. Mississippi State 2. Georgia 3. Auburn 4. Florida 5. Alabama 6. Texas A&M 7. LSU 8. Vanderbilt 9. South Carolina 10. Kentucky 11. Ole Miss 12. Missouri 13. Tennessee 14. Arkansas

G 13 15 14 11 14 13 13 12 13 13 12 13 12 12

Conv 52 71 73 46 74 67 63 62 76 75 78 92 75 77

Att 171 216 222 139 214 193 178 166 191 185 188 212 166 161

RED ZONE DEFENSE G RedZone Pct. 1. Alabama 14 24-32 75.0 2. Georgia 15 31-40 77.5 3. Mississippi State 13 24-30 80.0 4. South Carolina 13 39-48 81.2 5. Florida 11 29-35 82.9 6. Auburn 14 30-36 83.3 LSU 13 30-36 83.3 8. Vanderbilt 12 35-40 87.5 Kentucky 13 42-48 87.5 10. Ole Miss 12 51-57 89.5 11. Tennessee 12 45-50 90.0 12. Texas A&M 13 49-54 90.7 13. Missouri 13 41-45 91.1 14. Arkansas 12 48-52 92.3

TD 15 19 17 25 21 20 19 28 28 37 35 38 30 34

–Gained– TURNOVER MARGIN G Fum Int Tot 1. Alabama 14 5 19 24 2. South Carolina 13 14 14 28 3. LSU 13 6 12 18 4. Georgia 15 8 12 20 5. Texas A&M 13 12 10 22 Kentucky 13 7 11 18 7. Auburn 14 13 6 19 8. Mississippi State 13 8 13 21 9. Arkansas 12 9 8 17 10. Tennessee 12 10 5 15 11. Florida 11 3 14 17 12. Ole Miss 12 5 8 13 Vanderbilt 12 2 7 9 14. Missouri 13 5 12 17

R/P 9/6 7/12 13/4 15/10 9/12 8/12 15/4 23/5 17/11 24/13 27/8 17/21 18/12 21/13

TD 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 TD 2 2 0 0 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0

Avg 24.7 23.5 23.2 22.0 21.9 21.6 21.6 21.6 21.5 21.3 21.3 21.2 20.8 18.3 Avg 17.1 16.6 14.0 12.8 10.1 10.1 9.6 8.5 8.0 7.9 7.6 7.1 6.7 5.1

Pct 30.4 32.9 32.9 33.1 34.6 34.7 35.4 37.3 39.8 40.5 41.5 43.4 45.2 47.8 FG-A Fumb/Int/Dns/Other 9-10 1/3/1/2 12-17 1/0/2/1 7-9 1/1/2/0 14-16 2/2/2/1 8-10 0/3/0/1 10-11 0/0/5/0 11-12 1/1/1/2 7-7 0/0/4/1 14-16 1/0/2/1 14-17 1/1/0/1 10-12 0/1/0/2 11-12 1/1/0/2 11-12 0/1/2/0 14-15 1/1/1/0

–Lost– Fum Int 7 3 5 12 4 4 7 9 7 12 8 7 14 6 8 14 9 9 8 10 10 10 5 13 4 10 11 14

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Tot 10 17 8 16 19 15 20 22 18 18 20 18 14 25

Mar Per/G +14 1.00 +11 0.85 +10 0.77 +4 0.27 +3 0.23 +3 0.23 -1 -0.07 -1 -0.08 -1 -0.08 -3 -0.25 -3 -0.27 -5 -0.42 -5 -0.42 -8 -0.62

2017 SEC INDIVIDUAL STATS RUSHING 1. Kerryon Johnson 2. Derrius Guice 3. Benny Snell 4. Nick Chubb 5. Sony Michel 6. Aeris Williams 7. Jordan Wilkins 8. Ish Witter 9. Nick Fitzgerald 10. Malik Davis

Team AU LS UK UG UG MS UM MO MS UF

PASSING AVG Team 1. Shea Patterson UM 2. Drew Lock MO 3. Nick Starkel AM 4. Kyle Shurmur VU 5. Jarrett Stidham AU 6. Jake Bentley SC 7. Jordan Ta’amu UM 8. Danny Etling LS 9. Austin Allen AR 10. Stephen Johnson UK TOTAL OFFENSE 1. Shea Patterson 2. Drew Lock 3. Nick Starkel 4. Jarrett Stidham 5. Jordan Ta’amu 6. Kyle Shurmur 7. Jake Bentley 8. Nick Fitzgerald 9. Jalen Hurts 10. Stephen Johnson

Cl JR JR SO SR SR JR SR SR JR FR Cl SO JR FR JR SO SO JR SR SR SR

G 7 13 7 12 14 13 8 13 8 13

G 12 12 13 15 14 13 12 13 13 7

Att 285 237 262 223 156 236 155 188 162 79

Yds Avg TD Long Yds/G 1391 4.9 18 60 115.9 1251 5.3 11 59 104.2 1333 5.1 19 71 102.5 1345 6.0 15 55 89.7 1227 7.9 16 75 87.6 1107 4.7 6 59 85.2 1011 6.5 9 64 84.2 1049 5.6 6 52 80.7 984 6.1 14 45 75.7 526 6.7 2 72 75.1

PASSING EFFIC. 1. Tua Tagovailoa 2. Drew Lock 3. Jordan Ta’amu 4. Jake Fromm 5. Danny Etling 6. Shea Patterson 7. Jarrett Stidham 8. Jalen Hurts 9. Nick Starkel 10. Kyle Shurmur

Team UA MO UM UG LS UM AU UA AM VU

Cl FR JR JR FR SR SO SO SO FR JR

G 9 13 8 15 13 7 14 14 7 12

Att Cmp Int 77 49 2 419 242 13 173 115 4 291 181 7 275 165 2 260 166 9 370 246 6 254 154 1 205 123 6 380 220 10

Pct. 63.6 57.8 66.5 62.2 60.0 63.8 66.5 60.6 60.0 57.9

TD 11 44 11 24 16 17 18 17 14 26

Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Avg/G 260 166 9 63.8 2259 17 322.7 419 242 13 57.8 3964 44 304.9 205 123 6 60.0 1793 14 256.1 380 220 10 57.9 2823 26 235.2 370 246 6 66.5 3158 18 225.6 394 245 12 62.2 2794 18 214.9 173 115 4 66.5 1682 11 210.2 275 165 2 60.0 2463 16 189.5 187 105 5 56.1 1427 10 178.4 316 189 6 59.8 2305 10 177.3

PUNT RETURNS 1. Mecole Hardman 2. D.J. Chark 3. Trevon Diggs 4. Marquez Callaway 5. Xavian Marks 6. Chris Lammons 7. Stephen Roberts 8. Kalija Lipscomb

Team UG LS UA UT UA SC AU VU

Cl SO SR SO SO JR SR SR SO

G 15 13 13 11 8 13 14 12

Ret 23 18 18 13 11 19 17 14

Yds TD Long Avg 271 0 30 11.8 190 2 75 10.6 154 0 21 8.6 109 0 36 8.4 82 0 26 7.5 141 0 26 7.4 115 0 25 6.8 83 0 18 5.9

G 7 13 7 14 8 12 13 13 14 13

KICK RETURNS 1. De’Vion Warren 2. Mecole Hardman 3. Jaylon Jones 4. Ty Chandler 5. Jamauri Wakefield 6. Noah Igbinoghene 7. Lynn Bowden Jr. 8. Adarius Lemons 9. Christian Kirk 10. Larry Rountree

Team AR UG UM UT VU AU UK UF AM MO

Cl FR SO SO FR FR FR FR FR JR FR

G 12 15 12 12 11 14 13 9 13 13

Ret 29 20 31 17 22 24 37 14 22 25

Yds TD Long Avg 765 1 100 26.4 505 0 47 25.2 775 1 97 25.0 416 1 91 24.5 524 0 45 23.8 571 0 72 23.8 869 0 93 23.5 315 0 37 22.5 490 1 100 22.3 538 0 38 21.5

Team UM MO AM AU UM VU SC MS UA UK

Cl SO JR FR SO JR JR SO JR SO SR

RECEPTIONS Team 1. A.J. Brown UM 2. Ryan Davis AU 3. Christian Kirk AM 4. J’Mon Moore MO 5. Bryan Edwards SC 6. Calvin Ridley UA 7. C.J. Duncan VU 8. Van Jefferson UM 9. Trent Sherfield VU 10. Jhamon Ausbon AM

Cl SO JR JR SR SO JR SR SO SR FR

G 12 14 13 13 13 14 12 10 12 13

Rec 75 84 71 65 64 63 52 42 50 50

Yds TD Long Avg/C Rec/G 1252 11 77 16.7 6.25 815 5 75 9.7 6.00 919 10 81 12.9 5.46 1082 10 71 16.6 5.00 793 5 41 12.4 4.92 967 5 78 15.3 4.50 517 5 26 9.9 4.33 456 1 40 10.9 4.20 729 5 38 14.6 4.17 571 3 38 11.4 3.85

PUNTING Team 1. Johnny Townsend UF 2. Trevor Daniel UT 3. Shane Tripucka AM 4. Cameron Nizialek UG 5. Corey Fatony MO 6. Joseph Charlton SC 7. Zach Von Rosenberg LS 8. JK Scott UA 9. Logan Cooke MS 10. Matt Panton UK

Cl SR SR JR SR JR SO FR SR SR SR

G 11 12 13 15 13 13 11 14 13 12

Punt 64 70 83 61 58 55 36 54 52 64

RECEIVE YARDS 1. A.J. Brown 2. J’Mon Moore 3. Christian Kirk 4. Calvin Ridley 5. Emanuel Hall 6. D.J. Chark 7. Bryan Edwards 8. Trent Sherfield 9. Ryan Davis 10. DaMarkus Lodge

Team UM MO AM UA MO LS SC VU AU UM

Cl SO SR JR JR JR SR SO SR JR JR

G 12 13 13 14 12 13 13 12 14 12

Rec 75 65 71 63 33 40 64 50 84 41

Yds TD Long Avg/C Yds/G 1252 11 77 16.7 104.3 1082 10 71 16.6 83.2 919 10 81 12.9 70.7 967 5 78 15.3 69.1 817 8 63 24.8 68.1 874 3 68 21.9 67.2 793 5 41 12.4 61.0 729 5 38 14.6 60.8 815 5 75 9.7 58.2 698 7 72 17.0 58.2

SCORING Team 1. Kerryon Johnson AU 2. Daniel Carlson AU 3. Benny Snell UK 4. Andy Pappanastos UA 5. Rodrigo BlankenshipUG 6. Daniel LaCamera AM 7. Tucker McCann MO 8. Austin MacGinnis UK 9. Gary Wunderlich UM 10. Sony Michel UG

Cl JR SR SO SR SO JR SO SR SR SR

G 12 14 13 13 15 13 12 13 11 14

TD XPT FG 20 0 0 0 57 23 19 0 0 0 56 18 0 63 20 0 51 18 0 51 15 0 36 22 0 34 17 17 0 0

ALL PURPOSE Team 1. Kerryon Johnson AU 2. Christian Kirk AM 3. Derrius Guice LS 4. A.J. Brown UM 5. Benny Snell UK 6. Jordan Wilkins UM 7. Larry Rountree MO 8. John Kelly UT 9. Trayveon Williams AM 10. Aeris Williams MS

Cl JR JR JR SO SO SR FR JR SO JR

G 12 13 12 12 13 12 13 11 12 13

Rush 1391 31 1251 0 1333 1011 703 778 798 1107

Rcv PR 194 0 919 191 124 0 1252 47 72 0 241 0 57 0 299 0 192 0 142 0

SCORING (TDs) 1. Kerryon Johnson 2. Benny Snell 3. Sony Michel 4. Derrius Guice 5. Nick Fitzgerald 6. Nick Chubb 7. Christian Kirk Keith Ford 9. Ralph Webb A.J. Brown

Yds 636 3964 1682 2615 2463 2259 3158 2081 1793 2823

Rush -16 111 -42 153 165 -84 85 984 855 375

Pass 2259 3964 1793 3158 1682 2823 2794 1782 2081 2305

Plays 307 463 217 473 230 414 467 448 408 419

KR 0 490 0 3 -13 -1 538 0 183 0

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Total 2243 4075 1751 3311 1847 2739 2879 2766 2936 2680

Yds 1585 1631 1375 1302 1392 1251 1298 1077 1173 1249

Yds/G 320.4 313.5 250.1 236.5 230.9 228.2 221.5 212.8 209.7 206.2

Avg/G 132.1 125.5 114.6 108.5 107.1 104.2 99.8 97.9 97.8 96.1

Team AU UK UG LS MS UG AM AM VU UM

Cl JR SO SR JR JR SR JR SR SR SO

G 12 13 14 12 13 15 13 13 12 12

Yds 3043 3323 3776 2744 2570 2390 1548 2320 2220 2707

TD Rush Pass 20 18 2 19 19 0 17 16 1 13 11 2 14 14 0 15 15 0 12 0 10 12 12 0 11 10 1 11 0 11

Long 70 72 64 61 70 73 60 64 67 71 2XP 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Effic. 175.0 165.7 164.5 160.1 153.0 151.5 151.0 150.7 150.2 137.6

Avg 47.5 47.5 45.5 45.0 44.3 43.5 43.0 43.0 42.7 42.3 Pts Pts/G 120 10.0 126 9.0 116 8.9 110 8.5 123 8.2 105 8.1 96 8.0 102 7.8 85 7.7 102 7.3

Ret PAT Pts Pts/G 0 0 120 10.0 0 1 116 8.9 0 0 102 7.3 0 0 78 6.5 0 0 84 6.5 0 0 90 6.0 2 0 72 5.5 0 0 72 5.5 0 0 66 5.5 0 0 66 5.5

2017 SEC INDIVIDUAL STATS SCORING (KICK) Team 1. Daniel Carlson AU 2. Andy Pappanastos UA 3. Rodrigo Blankenship UG 4. Daniel LaCamera AM 5. Tucker McCann MO 6. Austin MacGinnis UK 7. Gary Wunderlich UM 8. Eddy Pineiro UF 9. Jace Christmann MS 10. Connor Culp LS

Cl SR SR SO JR SO SR SR JR FR FR

G 14 13 15 13 12 13 11 11 13 10

PATs 57-57 56-56 63-63 51-52 51-53 36-36 34-36 24-26 42-42 20-23

FGs 23-31 18-25 20-23 18-21 15-17 22-28 17-21 17-18 12-14 11-16

Pts 126 110 123 105 96 102 85 75 78 53

Pts/G 9.0 8.5 8.2 8.1 8.0 7.8 7.7 6.8 6.0 5.3

SACKS 1. Montez Sweat Landis Durham 3. Jeff Holland 4. Charles Wright 5. Raekwon Davis 6. Marquis Haynes 7. Greg Gilmore 8. Marcell Frazier Josh Allen 10. Breeland Speaks

Team MS AM AU VU UA UM LS MO UK UM

Cl JR JR JR JR SO SR SR SR JR JR

G 13 13 14 12 14 12 13 13 13 12

Pos DL DL LB LB DL DE DL DE LB DE

Solo Ast 9 3 10 1 9 2 8 2 8 1 7 1 5 5 5 4 6 2 7 0

Yds Total Avg/G 64 10.5 0.81 56 10.5 0.81 67 10.0 0.71 65 9.0 0.75 46 8.5 0.61 59 7.5 0.62 25 7.5 0.58 50 7.0 0.54 48 7.0 0.54 36 7.0 0.58

FIELD GOALS Team 1. Austin MacGinnis UK 2. Daniel Carlson AU 3. Eddy Pineiro UF Gary Wunderlich UM 5. Daniel LaCamera AM Andy Pappanastos UA 7. Rodrigo Blankenship UG 8. Tucker McCann MO 9. Connor Culp LS 10. Parker White SC

Cl SR SR JR SR JR SR SO SO FR FR

G 13 14 11 11 13 13 15 12 10 13

FG 22 23 17 17 18 18 20 15 11 14

FGA 28 31 18 21 21 25 23 17 16 25

Pct. 78.6 74.2 94.4 81.0 85.7 72.0 87.0 88.2 68.8 56.0

FG/G 1.69 1.64 1.55 1.55 1.38 1.38 1.33 1.25 1.10 1.08

TACKLES/LOSS 1. Marcell Frazier Montez Sweat 3. Roquan Smith 4. Devin White 5. CeCe Jefferson 6. D’Andre Walker 7. Rashaan Evans 8. D.J. Wonnum 9. Jeff Holland 10. Terez Hall

Team MO MS UG LS UF UG UA SC AU MO

Cl SR JR JR SO JR JR SR SO JR JR

G 13 13 15 13 11 15 12 13 14 13

Pos DE DL LB LB DL LB LB DL LB LB

Solo Ast 12 7 13 5 12 4 9 10 10 7 13 1 11 4 12 2 12 2 8 9

Yds Total Avg/G 74 15.5 1.19 73 15.5 1.19 57 14.0 0.93 56 14.0 1.08 38 13.5 1.23 65 13.5 0.90 54 13.0 1.08 50 13.0 1.00 80 13.0 0.93 26 12.5 0.96

PAT KICKING PCT Team 1. Rodrigo Blankenship UG Daniel Carlson AU Andy Pappanastos UA Jace Christmann MS Austin MacGinnis UK Parker White SC Aaron Medley UT Jack Gonsoulin LS 9. Daniel LaCamera AM 10. Tommy Openshaw VU

Cl SO SR SR FR SR FR SR SO JR SR

G 15 14 13 13 13 13 10 8 13 12

Made 63 57 56 42 36 26 25 20 51 39

Att 63 57 56 42 36 26 25 20 52 40

Pct. 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 98.1 97.5

FIELD GOAL PCT 1. Austin MacGinnis 2. Daniel Carlson

Team UK AU

Cl SR SR

G 13 14

FG 22 23

FGA 28 31

Long 53 54

TACKLES 1. Devin White 2. De’Jon Harris 3. DeMarquis Gates 4. David Reese 5. Roquan Smith 6. Dre Greenlaw 7. Cale Garrett Tyrel Dodson 9. Daniel Bituli 10. Mike Edwards 11. LaDarius Wiley 12. Skai Moore 13. Jordan Jones 14. Courtney Love 15. Nigel Warrior 16. Oren Burks 17. T.J. Brunson 18. Micah Abernathy 19. Armani Watts 20. Darius West 21. Terez Hall 22. Quart’e Sapp 23. Rashaan Evans 24. Chris Lammons Mark McLaurin 26. Otaro Alaka 27. Deshaun Davis 28. Sherrils, Anthony 29. Emmanuel Smith 30. Donnie Alexander

Team LS AR UM UF UG AR MO AM UT UK VU SC UK UK UT VU SC UT AM UK MO UT UA SC MS AM AU MO VU LS

Cl SO SO SR SO JR JR SO SO SO JR JR SR JR SR SO SR SO JR SR JR JR SO SR SR JR JR JR SR SR SR

G 13 12 12 11 15 12 13 13 12 13 12 13 9 13 12 12 13 12 13 13 13 12 12 13 13 13 14 11 10 9

Pos LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB DB DB LB LB LB DB LB LB DB DB DB LB LB LB DB DB LB LB DB LB LB

FUMBLES FORCED 1. Dante Sawyer 2. Debione Renfro 3. Jeff Holland 4. Nigel Warrior Marquis Haynes Santos Ramirez Rashaan Gaulden 8. Gerri Green Landis Durham 10. Darrell Taylor Pct. 78.6 74.2

Solo Ast Total Avg/G Sack 37 96 133 10.2 4.5 66 49 115 9.6 3.5 70 44 114 9.5 2.0 46 56 102 9.3 1.5 85 52 137 9.1 6.5 52 51 103 8.6 1.0 65 40 105 8.1 3.0 50 55 105 8.1 5.5 44 46 90 7.5 0.0 53 44 97 7.5 1.0 58 30 88 7.3 0.0 62 31 93 7.2 2.0 36 28 64 7.1 2.0 34 58 92 7.1 1.0 43 40 83 6.9 1.0 45 37 82 6.8 1.0 53 35 88 6.8 2.0 47 34 81 6.8 0.0 57 30 87 6.7 0.5 57 29 86 6.6 0.0 50 35 85 6.5 1.0 39 39 78 6.5 0.0 35 39 74 6.2 6.0 62 17 79 6.1 0.0 36 43 79 6.1 1.5 37 41 78 6.0 5.5 37 45 82 5.9 3.5 47 17 64 5.8 0.5 29 28 57 5.7 1.5 16 35 51 5.7 1.0

Team SC AM AU UT UM AR UT MS AM UT

Cl SR FR JR SO SR JR JR JR JR SO

G 12 13 14 12 12 12 12 13 13 10

Num 5 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 2

Avg/G 0.42 0.31 0.29 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.23 0.23 0.20

FUMBLES RCVD Team 1. Rashaan Gaulden UT 2. T.J. Brunson SC 3. Lorenzo Carter UG 4. Briston Guidry AR Michael Divinity LS Anthony Sherrils MO 7. Denzil Ware UK 8. Kingsley Keke AM Javon Kinlaw SC Deshaw Capers-Smith AM

Cl JR SO SR FR SO SR JR JR SO JR

G 12 13 15 11 11 11 12 13 13 13

Num 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Avg/G 0.25 0.23 0.20 0.18 0.18 0.18 0.17 0.15 0.15 0.15

INTERCEPTIONS Team 1. Mark McLaurin MS Andraez Williams LS 3. CJ Henderson UF Duke Dawson UF 5. Mack Wilson UA 6. Armani Watts AM Mike Edwards UK 8. Steven Montac SC 9. C.J. Moore UM 10. Dominick Sanders UG

Cl JR FR FR SR SO SR JR JR JR SR

PASSES DEFENDED Team 1. Andraez Williams LS 2. Levi Wallace UA 3. Duke Dawson UF 4. JaMarcus King SC 5. Tre Herndon VU 6. Mark McLaurin MS Carlton Davis AU 8. Kevin Toliver II LS Henre’ Toliver AR 10. Marco Wilson UF

Cl FR SR SR SR SR JR JR JR SR FR

G 13 13 11 11 12 13 13 10 11 15 G 13 14 11 13 11 13 13 12 12 11

Int 6 6 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 4

Yds 85 32 82 54 39 15 1 12 63 85

Brup 11 15 9 12 11 6 11 10 8 10

TD 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Int 6 3 4 2 0 6 1 1 3 0

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Long 32 28 41 48 21 15 1 10 48 39

Int/G 0.46 0.46 0.36 0.36 0.33 0.31 0.31 0.30 0.27 0.27

Total Avg/G 17 1.31 18 1.29 13 1.18 14 1.08 11 1.00 12 0.92 12 0.92 11 0.92 11 0.92 10 0.91

2017 GAME RECAPS

GM 1

South Carolina 35 NC State 28 September 2, 2017 Bank of America Stadium Charlotte, N.C. 50,367

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Behind a resurgent defensive effort in the second half and three touchdowns from junior Deebo Samuel, South Carolina (1-0) claimed a 35-28 victory over NC State (0-1) in the Belk College Kickoff at Bank of America Stadium. The Gamecock defense came out on fire in the second half, shutting down an NC State drive after five plays with a pair of quarterback hurries and a sack by Keir Thomas. Chris Lammons made it a short field, returning the punt 26 yards to near midfield. Three plays later, quarterback Jake Bentley, after escaping pressure, hit Deebo Samuel for a 39-yard score. Defense set up the next Gamecock touchdown, as the Wolfpack fumbled the football on Dante Sawyer’s sack. Bryson Allen-Williams recovered it at the NC State 13. Two plays later, Rico Dowdle sprinted seven yards to hand the Gamecocks a 35-21 lead. NC State took back momentum after the Gamecocks were stuffed deep in their own territory and the Wolfpack took over at the SC 46 after the punt. The Wolfpack methodically went 46 yards in nine plays, with Ryan Finley hitting Jaylen Samuels from one yard out to close within a score. An interception by Wolfpack Johnathan Alston gave the ball back to NC State. But the Gamecock defense stood strong, keeping NC State from gaining a second first down. South Carolina punted the ball back to NC State, but the Wolfpack turned over the ball on downs after D.J. Smith tackled Samuels just short of the first-down marker with 4:34 remaining. The Wolfpack got the ball back with three minutes to go and drove inside the Gamecock 10, but the Gamecocks batted passes away from NC State receivers, the final one by D.J. Smith, to close out the victory. The teams battled to a draw in the second half, scoring three touchdowns each in the contest. Samuel got the Gamecocks off to a blazing start, returning the opening kickoff 97 yards for a score, his second career kickoff return for a touchdown. The Wolfpack answered with a 14-play, 75-yard drive that was capped by Finley’s six-yard keeper. South Carolina retook the lead on its next possession, as Bentley hit Dowdle out of the backfield for a 34-yard TD strike. Finley and the Wolfpack knotted the contest again, as Finley went 4-for-5 for 56 yards in a nine-play drive. Nyheim Hines capped the drive with a two-yard scoring run. After SC went three-and-out, Sawyer forced a fumble, and Rashad Fenton recovered it to set up the next Garnet and Black points. Bentley kept the nascent drive going with a 13-yard scamper before hitting Bryan Edwards for a 26-yard strike to put the Gamecocks to first-and-goal. Bentley capped the drive with a six-yard pass caught by Samuel to put South Carolina ahead again, 21-14. The Wolfpack missed a 29-yard field goal, giving the ball back to the Gamecocks with four minutes to go, but the NC State defense scuttled it around midfield, getting the ball back with 1:47 to play in the half. The Wolfpack marched to a tying score, with Finley hitting Jakobi Meyers with a four-yard scoring pass, tying the game at 21 at the half. GAME CHANGER NC State was favored in the contest and was a darkhorse pick to be a contender for the FBS Playoff, but Deebo Samuel’s touchdown return on the opening kick set an early tone for the game. 92

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South Carolina NC State

14 14

7 7

14 0

0 7

35 28

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th

14:47 8:56 3:53 0:46 10:02 0:09 11:54 9:08 12:21

SC NCSU SC NCSU SC NCSU SC SC NCSU

Samuel 97-yard kickoff return (Woznick kick) 7-0 Finley 6-yard run (Wise kick) (14-75-5:51) 7-7 Dowdle 34-yard pass from Bentley (Woznick kick) (11-80-4:58) 14-7 Hines 2-yard run (Wise kick) (9-75-3:07) 14-14 Samuel 6-yard pass from Bentley (Woznick kick) (8-40-3:18) 21-14 Meyers 4-yard pass from Finley (Wise kick) (10-79-1:38) 21-21 Samuel 39-yard pass from Bentley (Woznick kick) (3-51-1:25) 28-21 Dowdle 7-yard run (Woznick kick) (2-13-1:16) 35-21 Samuels 1-yard pass from Finley (Wise kick) (9-46-3:33) 35-28

TEAM STATISTICS

First Downs Rushing Passing Penalty Net Yards Rushing Rushing Attempts Net Yards Passing Cmp.-Att.-Int. Total Offense Yards Total Offense Plays Fumbles: No.-Lost Penalties: No.-Yards Punts-Yards Avg. Yards Per Punt Punt Returns: No.-Yards Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards Interceptions: No.-Yards Possession Time Third Down Conversions Fourth Down Conversions Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: No.-Yards PAT Kicks Field Goals

SC 12 4 8 0 31 21 215 17-29-1 246 50 0-0 6-45 6-280 46.7 3-26 4-141 0-0 23:19 5-12 0-0 2-2 4-26 5-5 0-0

NCSU 29 7 21 1 89 35 415 45-64-0 504 99 2-2 8-65 4-196 49.0 3-40 2-39 1-0 36:41 9-20 2-4 4-6 2-18 4-4 0-1

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: SC: Dowdle 12-27; Samuel 1-5; Turner 1-2; Bentley 5-1; Team 2-(-4). NCSU: Hines 15-81; Gallaspy 13-27; Samuels 1-9; Louis 1-(-6); Finley 5-(-22). PASSING: SC: Bentley 17-29-1-215. NCSU: Finley 45-64-0-415. RECEIVING: SC: Samuel 5-83; Edwards 5-55; S. Smith 3-23; Dowdle 2-51; Williams 1-5; Hurst 1-(-2). NCSU: Samuels 15-85; Harmon 10-114; Meyers 5-62; Louis 5-39; Hines 4-32; Riley 2-27; Gallaspy 2-13; Cook 1-29; Emezie 1-14. PUNT RETURNS: SC: Lammons 3-26. NCSU: Hines 3-40. KICKOFF RETURNS: SC: Turner 3-44; Samuel 1-97. NCSU: Hines 2-39. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: SC: None. NCSU: Alston 1-0.

2017 GAME RECAPS

GM 2

South Carolina 31 Missouri 13 September 9, 2017 Memorial Stadium Columbia, Mo. 55,023

COLUMBIA, MO. (AP) — At some point, opponents are going to stop kicking to South Carolina’s Deebo Samuel. Until then, the Gamecocks will gladly take all the game-changing returns they can get from the all-purpose star. For the second straight week, Samuel returned a kickoff 97 yards for a touchdown, helping South Carolina erase an early deficit and beat Missouri 31-13 on Saturday night in the Southeastern Conference opener for both teams. Missouri (1-1, 0-1) took a 10-0 lead early in the second quarter when Drew Lock connected with tight end Jason Reese on a 61-yard touchdown pass. Missouri coach Barry Odom thought Tucker McCann, who usually is capable of knocking kickoffs well into the end zone, would deliver his third touchback of the night. Instead, the ball landed in Samuel’s hands on the 3-yard line. He needed to break only one tackle and dodge McCann on his way to a touchdown. He wasn’t done. South Carolina’s Jamyest Williams intercepted a pass on Missouri’s next play from scrimmage, giving the Gamecocks (2-0, 1-0) the ball on Missouri’s 25-yard line. On first down, Samuel, a junior wide receiver, took a handoff on a jet sweep and sprinted into the end zone for his second score in 15 seconds. Last week, Samuel returned the opening kickoff 97 yards for a touchdown in a 35-28 victory over North Carolina State and also grabbed a 39-yard touchdown reception. Against the Tigers, his scoring outburst changed the direction of the game for good. South Carolina expanded its 14-10 halftime lead with a dominant second half. Bentley completed 18 of 28 passes for 187 yards and one touchdown. Samuel had five catches for 45 yards. Tight end Hayden Hurst also had a productive night, catching a 39-yard touchdown pass and rushing for a 2-yard touchdown. Ty’Son Williams led the way on the ground, rushing 14 times for 78 yards. The Gamecocks held Missouri’s offense in check one week after the Tigers broke multiple school records in a 72-43 victory over FCS opponent Missouri State. Lock completed 14 of 32 passes for 245 yards, with two interceptions. The Tigers rushed 37 times for 178 yards, but their drives stalled in the red zone. They settled for two McCann field goals, and a third attempt was blocked by Javon Kinlaw. GAME CHANGER Missouri took a 10-0 lead with 13:07 remaining in the second quarter, but Deebo Samuel quickly changed that, returning a 97-yard kickoff for a touchdown for the second straight game. Samuel then took advantage of Jamyest Williams’first career interception, scoring on a 25-yard run on the drive’s first play, giving the Gamecocks the lead for good.

South Carolina Missouri

0 3

14 7

10 3

7 0

31 13

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd 4th

5:33 13:07 12:52 12:37 8:41 6:31 0:18 10:25

MU MU SC SC SC MU SC SC

McCann 43-yard field goal (14-54-3:51) Reese 61-yard pass from Lock (McCann kick) (1-61-0:11) Samuel 97-yard kickoff return (Woznick kick) Samuel 25-yard run (Woznick kick) (1-25-0:09) Hurst 39-yard pass from Bentley (Woznick kick) (9-80-4:26) McCann 22-yard field goal (9-73-2:04) Woznick 32-yard field goal (11-58-6:06) Hurst 2-yard run (Woznick kick) (7-44-2:50)

0-3 0-10 7-10 14-10 21-10 21-13 24-13 31-13

TEAM STATISTICS

SC 20 9 9 2 172 40 187 18-28-0 359 68 0-0 4-29 5-212 42.4 0-0 2-120 2-1 37:36 8-15 0-0 2-3 1-6 4-4 1-2

MU 21 11 10 0 178 37 245 14-32-2 423 69 1-1 4-24 4-215 53.8 1-4 2-47 0-0 22:24 5-14 1-2 1-3 1-8 1-1 2-3

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: SC: T. Williams 14-78; Dowdle 14-48; Samuel 1-25; Turner 5-16; Bentley 4-5l Hurst 1-2; Team 1-(-2). MU: Ctockett 18-97; Witter 1272; Rountree 4-12; Lock 3-(-3). PASSING: SC: Bentley 18-28-0-187. MU: Lock 14-32-2-245. RECEIVING: SC: Samuel 5-45; Edwards 5-35; S. Smith 4-22; Hurst 3-69; Dowdle 1-16. MU: Mason 4-48; Hall 3-66; Moore 3-29; Reese 2-88; Witter 1-8; Crockett 1-6. PUNT RETURNS: SC: None. MU: Johnson 1-4. KICKOFF RETURNS: SC: Samuel 1-97; Turner 1-23. MU: Mason 2-47. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: SC: J. Williams 1-1; Allen-Williams 1-0. MU: None.

KEY STAT 3 -- For the second straight game, the Gamecocks won the turnover battle, turning a trio of Tiger miscues into 14 points. Jamyest Williams’ interception turned into a Deebo Samuel rushing touchdown. Then a fumble on a punt in the fourth quarter led to Hayden Hurst’s second touchdown of the contest.

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2017 GAME RECAPS

GM 3

Kentucky 23 South Carolina 13 September 16, 2017 Williams-Brice Stadium Columbia, S.C. 82,493

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Benny Snell Jr. rushed for two touchdowns and Kentucky’s defense held off South Carolina to win its fourth straight over the Gamecocks, 23-13, on Saturday night. Snell, who’s status was in doubt earlier in the week due to bruised ribs, rushed for scores of 5 and 1 yard in leading the Wildcats (1-0 Southeastern Conference) to their first 3-0 start since 2010. Two years ago, Kentucky snapped a 22-game SEC road losing streak at South Carolina. This time, the Wildcats left no doubt about who was the better team in this one. It did not start that way, though. South Carolina (2-1, 1-1) electrified a sold-out stadium with a 68-yard TD catch by receiver Deebo Samuel on the opening play, then got an interception and a fumble from the Wildcats’ first two drives. But Kentucky’s defense did not allow the Gamecocks any more points after that. Snell and offense took over with two long, first-half scoring drives for a 14-6 lead. Snell ended a 13-play series with his 5-yard touchdown. He capped an 11-play sequence with his second touchdown. Kentucky made the critical plays when it needed. Facing fourth-and-goal from the Wildcats 1 in the fourth quarter, Gamecock tailback Rico Dowdle was stopped cold by linebacker Jamar Watson and cornerback Derrick Baity. Then when the Gamecocks closed it to 20-13 on OrTre Smith’s 9-yard touchdown grab with 6:26 left, Kentucky quarterback Stephen Johnson scrambled on third down for a 54-yard run that led to Austin MacGinnis’ third field goal with two minutes left that sealed the win. Snell finished with 102 yards on 32 carries. Samuel had five catches for 122 yards and his sixth touchdown of the season. But he left the game in the fourth quarter with an injury. GAME CHANGER South Carolina forced a pair of first-half turnovers, an interception from Skai Moore and a fumble recovery from Jamyest Williams. The Gamecocks did not turn those Kentucky miscues into points as a Jake Bentley interception and a punt ended those USC drives. KEY STAT 68 -- Jake Bentley hit Deebo Samuel for a 68-yard touchdown on the first offensive play of the game. Samuel ended the game with five receptions for 122 yards but he suffered an injury that will have him out for extended period of time.

Kentucky South Carolina

7 6

7 0

3 0

6 7

23 13

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 14:47 1st 1:05 2nd 8:37 3rd 5:25 4th 8:59 4th 6:26 4th 2:07

SC UK UK UK UK SC UK

Samuel 68-yard pass from Bentley (1-68-0:13) (Woznick kick failed) 6-0 Snell 5-yard run (MacGinnis kick) (13-75-6:33) 6-7 Snell 1-yard run (MacGinnis kick) (11-67-5:32) 6-14 MacGinnis 27-yard field goal (12-42-5:29) 6-17 MacGinnis 44-yard field goal (6-49-3:23) 6-20 O. Smith 9-yard pass from Bentley (White kick) (7-77-2:33) 13-20 MacGinnis 21-yard field goal (9-77-4:19) 13-23

TEAM STATISTICS

UK 20 7 11 2 184 47 169 16-26-1 353 73 1-1 4-10 4-178 44.5 0-0 1-16 2-4 36:49 9-16 0-0 4-4 2-6 2-2 3-3

SC 14 3 11 0 54 20 304 24-37-2 358 57 0-0 7-45 3-122 40.7 2-14 6-53 1-17 23:11 3-12 1-3 1-2 1-12 1-2 0-3

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: UK: Snell 32-102; S. Johnson 7-74; King 3-15; Bowden Jr. 3-10; Team 3-(-17). SC: Dowdle 8-23; Bentley 7-19; Turner 5-12. PASSING: UK: S. Johnson 16-25-1-169; Snell 0-1-0-0. SC: Bentley 24-362-304; Team 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING: UK: G. Johnson 4-41; Conrad 2-36; Richardson 2-29; Ross 2-14; Walker 2-13; King 1-18; Bone 1-9; Rigg 1-6; Hart 1-3. SC: Samuel 5-122; Edwards 5-57; Hurst 4-39; Dowdle 3-25; T. Williams 2-7; S. Smith 1-25; O. Smith 1-9; Davis 1-9; Turner 1-6; Terrell 1-5. PUNT RETURNS: UK: None. SC: Lammons 2-14. KICKOFF RETURNS: UK: Bowden Jr. 1-16. SC: Dowdle 1-21; Turner 2-19; Crosby 3-13. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: UK: Baity 1-3; Edwards 1-1. SC: Moore 1-17.

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2017 GAME RECAPS

GM 4

South Carolina 17 Louisiana Tech 16 September 23, 2017 Williams-Brice Stadium Columbia, S.C. 71,821

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Nothing had gone right in Parker White’s college career. He missed two field goals last week in a South Carolina loss and two more as the Gamecocks looked on their way to an embarrassing loss to Louisiana Tech. Oh-for-four, booed on his home field and torn apart all last week on Twitter, the freshman kicker finally hit a kick true, the 31-yarder sailing through the uprights with seven seconds left as the Gamecocks (3-1) beat the Bulldogs 17-16 on Saturday. White danced around the field waving his arms at the student section after the first game-winning field goal in his life. And after the Bulldogs (2-2) failed to return the kickoff, he ran and jumped into the student section. The winning was an immediate balm for South Carolina. But there were still problems. Sophomore quarterback Jake Bentley had several overthrows and an ugly interception that required a tackle from him to prevent a touchdown the other way. There was a defense that put little pressure on Louisiana Tech and allowed 6-of-13 conversions on third down - with the meat of the Southeastern Conference schedule starting next week at Texas A&M. The Gamecocks (3-1) trailed 13-0 before a wild fourth quarter that saw South Carolina take a 14-13 lead and Louisiana Tech (2-2) answer with a 10play, 84-yard drive that ended with what appeared to be the game winning 25-yard field goal by Jonathan Barnes with 55 seconds left. Bentley was 22-of-34 for 295 yards with a touchdown and an interception. Ty’Son Williams ran 13 times for 95 yards after getting no carries for South Carolina in last week’s loss to Kentucky. For Louisiana Tech coach Skip Holtz, it was another shot at a big win that slipped away. The Bulldogs led Arkansas midway through the fourth quarter last year before losing 21-20 and lost to Kansas State 39-33 in triple overtime in 2015. GAME CHANGER With Louisiana Tech driving for points towards the end of the third quarter, JaMarcus King intercepted J’Mar Smith on South Carolina’s three-yard line. That set up a 16-play, 97-yard drive that was capped by OrTre Smith’s 28-yard touchdown pass from Bentley, cutting Louisiana Tech’s lead to 13-7. KEY STAT 41 -- On South Carolina’s final drive, Jake Bentley hit Bryan Edwards with a 41-yard pass down to the Louisiana Tech 14-yard line. That pass completion set up Parker White’s game-winning 31-yard field goal with four seconds remaining, giving the Gamecocks the one-point win.

Louisiana Tech South Carolina

3 0

7 0

3 17

16 17

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 1:41 2nd 5:23 3rd 8:54 4th 11:06 4th 4:52 4th 0:55 4th 0:04

LAT LAT LAT SC SC LAT SC

Barnes 33-yard field goal (14-64-7:15) 0-3 Barnes 52-yard field goal (4-7-1:43) 0-6 Veal 3-yard pass from Smith (Barnes kick) (12-75-6:06) 0-13 O. Smith 28-yard pass from Bentley (White kick) (16-97-7:36) 7-13 T. Williams 35-yard run (White kick) (2-74-0:40) 14-13 Barnes 25-yard field goal (10-84-3:57) 14-16 White 31-yard field goal (6-65-0:47) 17-16

TEAM STATISTICS

LAT 17 4 12 1 80 28 281 23-33-1 361 61 0-0 3-18 2-87 43.5 0-0 2-50 1-19 30:52 6-13 0-0 3-4 2-12 1-1 3-4

SC 23 11 12 0 143 32 295 22-35-1 438 67 4-1 1-15 2-81 40.5 1-10 2-27 1-0 29:08 8-14 1-1 1-2 1-2 2-2 1-3

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: LAT: Craft 14-48; Scott 8-17; Smith 5-12; McKnight 1-3. SC: T. Williams 13-95; Dowdle 9-32; Bentley 5-16; Turner 3-10; Davis 1-1, Team 1-(-11). PASSING: LAT: Smith 23-33-1-281. SC: Bentley 22-34-1-295; Team 0-10-0. RECEIVING: LAT: Veal 10-110; Bonnette 6-94; Watts 3-33; McKnight 2-33; Scott 1-10; Craft 1-1. SC: Edwards 6-122; Hurst 3-29; Turner 3-23; O. Smith 2-36; Davis 2-23; T. Williams 2-14; S. Smith 1-14; August 1-14; Terrell 1-6; Dowdle 1-4. PUNT RETURNS: LAT: None. SC: Lammons 1-10. KICKOFF RETURNS: LAT: Scott 2-50. SC: Turner 1-15; Fenton 1-12. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: LAT: Roberson 1-19. SC: King 1-0.

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GM 5

Texas A&M 24 South Carolina 17 September 30, 2017 Kyle Field College Station, Texas 96,430

COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS — Keith Ford ran for 70 yards and two touchdowns, including the go-ahead 17-yard score in the fourth quarter, to lift Texas A&M to a 24-17 win over South Carolina on Saturday night. Freshman Kellen Mond threw for 159 yards and ran for 95 to help the Aggies (4-1, 2-0 Southeastern Conference) rally for the victory. Texas A&M trailed by a touchdown entering the fourth quarter before Ford tied it up with a 7-yard run. Otaro Alaka sacked Jake Bentley on third down on South Carolina’s next drive to force a punt. Ford put the Aggies on top on their ensuing possession when he dragged three defenders into the end zone for that 17-yard touchdown, which made it 24-17. Bentley was sacked twice on South Carolina’s next drive and the Aggies got the ball back and they used run after run to get the clock down to less than two minutes. Bentley threw for 256 yards and two touchdowns for South Carolina (3-2, 1-2), but he was sacked seven times behind a line that often didn’t give him enough time to make plays. Alaka led the way on defense for the Aggies, finishing with nine tackles, including five for losses and two sacks. Bentley pushed South Carolina’s lead to 17-7 when he connected with OrTre Smith on a 13-yard touchdown pass with about nine minutes left in the third quarter. The Aggies took a 7-0 lead on a 1-yard touchdown run by Trayveon Williams early in the second quarter. South Carolina tied it up when Bentley wriggled out of a would-be sack and found Shi Smith wide open on a 45-yard touchdown pass to tie it at 7-all with about 13 minutes left in the second quarter. The Gamecocks took a 10-7 lead on a 29-yard field goal by Parker White with about nine minutes left in the first half. They had a chance to add to their lead when they were driving inside the 10-yard line late in the second quarter, but Bentley was sacked by Landis Durham, who caused a fumble which the Aggies recovered to end the drive. GAME CHANGER In the third quarter with South Carolina up, 17-7, the Carolina defense held Texas A&M to a three-and-out and had the ball with 7:31 left. The Gamecocks went three-and-out on their next drive while Texas A&M answered with a field goal. Texas A&M scored touchdowns on its next two possessions to take the lead it would not relinquish. KEY STAT 151-7 – Texas A&M outgained South Carolina 151-7 in the fourth quarter, taking a 24-17 lead on a Keith Ford 17-yard touchdown run. South Carolina quarterback Jake Bentley also was sacked four times in the game’s final quarter.

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South Carolina Texas A&M

0 0

10 7

7 3

0 14

17 24

SCORING SUMMARY 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th

14:45 12:45 9:12 9:24 0:59 12:27 7:42

A&M SC SC SC A&M A&M A&M

T. Williams 1-yard run (LaCamera kick) (10-55-4:33) S. Smith 45-yard pass from Bentley (White kick) (5-75-2:00) White 29-yard field goal (6-39-2:30) O. Smith 13-yard pass from Bentley (White kick) (6-80-2:17) LaCamera 46-yard field goal (12-55-5:01) Ford 7-yard run (LaCamera kick) (7-55-2:26) Ford 17-yard run (LaCamera kick) (5-46-2:12)

0-7 7-7 10-7 17-7 17-10 17-17 17-24

TEAM STATISTICS

SC 14 2 11 1 23 26 256 17-30-0 279 56 1-1 2-10 7-310 44.3 1-3 3-72 0-0 25:53 2-13 0-1 2-3 1-8 2-2 1-2

A&M 20 12 8 0 159 49 159 19-27-0 396 76 2-1 5-47 8-324 40.5 1-(-1) 2-10 0-0 34:07 7-16 0-0 3-3 7-56 3-3 1-1

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: SC: T. Williams 14-73; Turner 1-0; Dowdle 2-(-4); Bentley 9-(46). A&M: Mond 16-95; Ford 12-70; Williams 16-56; Bussey 3-12; Paul 1-6. PASSING: SC: Bentley 17-30-0-256. A&M: Mond 19-27-0-159. RECEIVING: SC: Hurst 6-76; Edwards 4-68; S. Smith 3-86; O. Smith 3-28; T. Williams 1-(-2). A&M: Ratley 4-40; Kirk 4-13; Ausbon 3-43; Williams 3-22; Ford 2-19; Bussey 1-19; Buckley 1-11; Paul 1-1. PUNT RETURNS: SC: Lammons 1-3. A&M: Kirk 1-(-1). KICKOFF RETURNS: SC: Fenton 2-58; Turner 1-14. A&M: Kirk 1-10; Cline 1-0. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: SC: None. A&M: None.

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GM 6

South Carolina 48 Arkansas 22 October 7, 2017 Williams-Brice Stadium Columbia, S.C. 79,416

COLUMBIA, S.C. — An unprecedented night by South Carolina’s defense may have rescued the Gamecocks season and sent Arkansas back down a familiar, discouraging path. The Gamecocks (4-2, 2-2 Southeastern) scored three touchdowns on defense - returning two interceptions and a fumble - in a 48-22 win over Arkansas (2-3, 0-2) on Saturday. After a 75-yard touchdown drive by the Razorbacks tied it at 10 early in the second quarter, Arkansas gained just 48 yards in their next 18 plays. Those plays included an Austin Allen interception Skai Moore returned 34 yards for a TD and an Allen fumble that T.J. Brunson returned 74 yards for a score. By the time the Razorbacks started moving the ball again, the Gamecocks led 41-10 in the fourth quarter. ‘’Everything disintegrated right in front of us,’’ said Arkansas coach Brett Bielema, who will need three wins over five SEC teams he is a combined 8-15 against with the Razorbacks South Carolina has no record of ever scoring three defensive touchdowns in the 125 years it has played football. Gamecocks coach Will Muschamp, known for his defensive mind, couldn’t remember three touchdowns from his favorite unit in his career. And Brunson - he had never been in the end zone in all his football life, either. ‘’That was fun. I hope to get to do it again,’’ Brunson said. And all that defense helped build the confidence of an offense that had seen several shaky games but come through with two more wins than the halfway point in 2016. Jake Bentley went 16 of 31 for 199 yards and three touchdowns, including a critical 18-yard pass to Bryan Edwards in the corner of the end zone with four seconds in the first half. Bentley spread the ball around to nine receivers as South Carolina beat a team from the SEC West for the first time since 2013. The Gamecocks gained 358 yards, scoring on five of eight possessions in the final three quarters. Bentley was sacked just once, a week after the offense line allowed seven sacks in a loss to Texas A&M. ‘’It takes the pressure off of us,’’ Bentley said of the defense. ‘’Their confidence is through the roof.’’ GAME CHANGER With the game tied at 10 in the final minute of the first half, Jake Bentley hit Bryan Edwards with an 18-yard touchdown pass, giving the Gamecocks a 17-10 lead with four seconds remaining. South Carolina took a lead it would never relinquish heading into the halftime locker room. KEY STAT 3 -- The South Carolina defense recorded three touchdowns for the first time in modern history. Skai Moore and Keisean Nixon each returned an interception for a score while T.J. Brunson had a 73-yard fumble recovery for a touchdown.

Arkansas South Carolina

3 3

7 14

0 17

12 14

22 48

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th 4th 4th

9:46 6:31 14:15 8:26 0:04 9:28 8:33 4:23 12:47 8:36 3:33 1:40

SC ARK SC ARK SC SC SC SC SC ARK SC ARK

White 33-yard field goal (4-0-1:27) Limpert 48-yard field goal (8-45-3:15) Hurst 62-yard pass from Bentley (White kick) (2-65-0:45) Jones 5-yard pass from Allen (Limpert kick) (12-75-5:49) Edwards 18-yard pass from Bentley (White kick) (8-69-1:54) White 29-yard field goal (9-50-3:49) Moore 34-yard interception return (White kick) Brunson 73-yard fumble recovery (White kick) T. Williams 3-yard pass from Bentley (White kick) (11-60-5:37) Williams 4-yard run (Kelley pass failed) (10-75-4:11) Nixon 45-yard interception return (Woznick kick) Nance 34-yard pass from Kelley (Kelley pass failed) (5-58-1:53)

3-0 3-3 10-3 10-10 17-10 20-10 27-10 34-10 41-10 41-16 48-16 48-22

TEAM STATISTICS

ARK 19 7 11 1 106 32 224 20-37-2 330 69 2-2 4-25 5-175 35.0 0-0 2-51 0-0 30:25 6-14 0-0 2-2 1-6 1-1 1-1

SC 19 9 9 1 159 36 199 16-31-0 358 67 1-0 3-25 2-99 49.5 1-5 1-28 2-79 29:35 4-13 1-2 4-4 2-15 6-6 2-4

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: ARK: Williams 7-32; Hayden 9-28; Kelley 2-23; Hammonds 2-22; Jones 1-9; Nance 1-4; Stewart 1-1; Whaley 6-(-3), Allen 3-(-10). SC: Dowdle 11-61; T. Williams 8-35; Denson 8-25; Turner 5-20; Hurst 2-12; Edwards 1-11; Bentley 1-(-5). PASSING: ARK: Allen 12-24-1-84; Kelley 8-13-1-140. SC: Bentley 16-310-199-3. RECEIVING: ARK: Nance 8-116; Jones 3-37; Stewart 3-26;Cantrell 2-12; Patton 1-21; Williams 1-16; Martin 1-15; O’Grady 1-(-19). SC: O. Smith 3-40; Hurst 2-76; Edwards 2-20; S. Smith 2-16; Turner 2-14; Crosby 2-11; August 1-19; T. Williams 1-3; Dowdle 1-0. PUNT RETURNS: ARK: None. SC: Lammons 1-5. KICKOFF RETURNS: ARK: Warren 1-42; Jackson 1-9. SC: Turner 1-28. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: ARK: None. SC: Nixon 1-45; Moore 1-34.

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GM 7

South Carolina 15 Tennessee 9 October 14, 2017 Neyland Stadium Knoxville, Tenn. 98,104

KNOXVILLE, TENN. — Parker White made all three of his field-goal attempts, including a a tiebreaking 21-yarder with 5:17 remaining, and South Carolina produced a goal-line stand Saturday in the closing seconds of a 15-9 victory over Tennessee. After being completely shut down the entire second half, Tennessee’s offense reached South Carolina’s 2-yard line with nine seconds left before Jarrett Guarantano threw three straight incompletions to close the game. The game ended on a pass intended for Brandon Johnson in the right corner of the end zone. Tennessee (3-3, 0-3 SEC) hasn’t scored a touchdown in its last 10 quarters and settled for field goals after having first-and-goal on two separate drives in the first half. White, who had been 4 of 11 on field-goal attempts before Saturday, made his tiebreaking 21-yarder in the fourth quarter plus a 36-yarder with 1:13 left. White also had a 47-yard field goal in the second quarter. The comeback continued Muschamp’s mastery of Tennessee. Muschamp, who coached Florida from 2011-14, now owns a career record of 6-0 against Tennessee and a 4-0 mark against Jones. The Volunteers gave Guarantano his first career start but still couldn’t awaken their dormant offense. Guarantano went 11 of 18 for 133 yards and was sacked seven times. He had 17 carries for minus-2 net yards. South Carolina (5-2, 3-2) scored on each of its last three drives. The Gamecocks appeared ready to take the lead when A.J. Turner’s 20-yard touchdown run around the right end tied the game at 9-all with 1:02 left in the third quarter. But on the ensuing extra-point attempt, holder Danny Gordon mishandled a low snap. Gordon threw an incomplete pass that prevented South Carolina from grabbing a 10-9 lead. South Carolina pulled ahead for good on its next possession with a 16play, 72-yard drive that lasted over nine minutes. Tennessee grabbed a 9-3 halftime lead after Brent Cimaglia made field goals from 29, 33 and 24 yards out. GAME CHANGER Tennessee’s offense attacked the red zone four times in the game, but came away with only three first-half field goals. The South Carolina defense held the Volunteers to just 253 total yards, a season best for the Gamecocks defense. The game ended with Tennessee at the South Carolina 2-yard line but a pair of incomplete passes gave the Gamecocks their fifth win of the season. KEY STAT 86 — A.J. Turner entered the game with 60 yards rushing but more than doubled that in the win over the Volunteers. Turner ran 14 times for 86 yards and the touchdown that tied the game at nine in the third quarter. Turner’s rushing also helped chew the clock as South Carolina had the ball for 12:22 in the fourth quarter.

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South Carolina Tennessee

0 6

3 3

6 0

15 9

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 4th 4th

10:26 1:36 10:31 0:33 1:02 5:17 1:13

UT UT SC UT SC SC SC

Cimaglia 29-yard field goal (7-46-3:33) Cimaglia 33-yard field goal (14-80-6:32) White 47-yard field goal (6-30-3:05) Cimaglia 24-yard field goal (11-51-4:41) Turner 20-yard run (Team kick failed) (12-95-6:28) White 21-yard field goal (16-72-9:10) White 36-yard field goal (8-28-3:12)

0-3 0-6 3-6 3-9 9-9 12-9 15-9

TEAM STATISTICS

SC 19 11 8 0 194 40 129 15-24-0 323 64 0-0 8-59 4-160 40.0 4-49 1-24 0-0 32:42 5-13 0-1 3-3 7-46 0-1 3-3

UT 16 6 6 4 120 39 133 11-19-0 253 58 2-0 7-40 6-314 52.3 1-10 1-21 0-0 27:18 3-13 0-0 3-4 1-6 0-0 3-3

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: SC: Turner 14-86; T. Williams 11-47; Bentley 6-24; Dowdle 4-19; Denson 4-14; Hurst 1-4. UT: Kelly 16-58; Chandler 4-45; Dormady 1-13; Palmer 1-6; Guarantano. 27-(-2). PASSING: SC: Bentley 15-24-0-129. UT: Guarantano 11-18-0-133; Smith 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING: SC: Edwards 6-63; O. Smith 3-40; August 2-9; Terrell 1-9; S. Smith 1-4; Pollard 1-4; Turner 1-0. UT: Callaway 4-37; Johnson 3-54; Kelly 2-21; Chandler 1-11; Smith 1-10. PUNT RETURNS: SC: Lammons 4-49. UT: Callaway 1-10. KICKOFF RETURNS: SC: Fenton 1-24. UT: Chandler 1-21. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: SC: None. UT: None.

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GM 8

South Carolina 34 Vanderbilt 27 October 28, 2017 Williams-Brice Stadium Columbia, S.C. 78,992

COLUMBIA, S.C. — On the expected legs of A.J. Turner and the surprising legs of quarterback Jake Bentley, South Carolina is finally back in an Southeastern Conference East Division race in November. Bentley, who came into the game with 14 yards rushing all season, ran six times for 47 yards and the first two TDs on the ground in his college career to lead South Carolina (6-2, 4-2) to a 34-27 win over Vanderbilt on Saturday. Turner ran 15 times for a career best 121 yards. The Gamecocks still need help for only a second division title since joining the SEC in 1992. Even if they beat No. 3 Georgia on the road next weekend, they will still be a game behind the Bulldogs but with the tiebreaker. A new weapon emerged Saturday. When Bentley takes off, it’s a deepbreath moment for the Gamecocks. Offensive lineman Zach Bailey used a curse word to say what it scares out of him. Bentley said when he has just one defender in front of him, he tries to make what he called ‘’the slowest juke move ever seen.’’ But each of the sophomore’s runs was huge. Two went for touchdowns, one turned a second-and-15 into a third-and-2 and another went for 8 yards on a second-and-9. Bentley also completed 19 of his 29 passes for 174 yards. Vanderbilt (3-5, 0-5) had two players ejected for targeting - defensive back Zaire Jones and linebacker Charles Wright, the team’s sack leader, on a hit on Bentley just after he released the ball. Bentley said he is used to taking shots. ‘’Anytime a quarterback runs it’s like a little minnow with a pool of sharks,’’ he said. Vanderbilt coach Derek Mason said he wasn’t going to argue the specifics of either targeting call, but he isn’t sure the rule is being interpreted correctly. He felt his players made hard tackles that did not target the head or a helpless player. The Commodores finished with 10 penalties for 100 yards. The final one might have been the most costly. A holding penalty by tight end Sam Dobbs stalled a potential game-tying drive and Kyle Shurmur overthrew Caleb Scott on fourth-and-2 with just over a minute to go at the South Carolina 40. Shurmur threw for a season-best 333 yards and four touchdowns. GAME CHANGER The Gamecocks were a perfect 3-for-3 in the red zone in today’s 34-27 win over Vanderbilt. That included a pair of rushing touchdowns from Jake Bentley and a one-yard score by A.J. Turner to close out the first quarter. On the season, South Carolina is 18-for-22 (81.8 percent) in the red zone this season.

Vanderbilt South Carolina

7 14

6 10

7 7

7 3

27 34

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th

12:06 10:25 1:01 7:25 5:28 2:51 8:55 3:54 9:42 4:50

VU SC SC VU SC SC VU SC SC VU

Blasingame 9-yard pass from Shurmur (Openshaw kick) (6-75-2:54) 0-7 Bentley 19-yard run (White kick) (4-75-1:41) 7-7 Turner 1-yard run (White kick) (10-64-3:38) 14-7 Duncan 8-yard pass from Shurmur (kick blocked) (6-54-1:45) 14-13 S. Smith 36-yard pass from Bentley (White kick) (5-75-1:57) 21-13 White 44-yard field goal (6-8-2:15) 24-13 Lipscomb 47-yard pass from Shurmur (Openshaw kick) (3-70-1:28) 24-20 Bentley 11-yard run (White kick) (8-72-5:01) 31-20 White 39-yard field goal (10-43-4:23) 34-20 Duncan 4-yard pass from Shurmur (Openshaw kick) (14-77-4:52) 34-27

TEAM STATISTICS

VU 27 8 15 4 107 23 333 27-49-1 440 72 2-0 10-100 4-138 34.5 3-21 2-52 0-0 29:24 8-15 0-2 3-3 1-8 3-4 0-0

SC 26 14 8 4 212 37 174 19-29-0 386 66 0-0 7-50 3-144 48.0 0-0 1-23 1-10 30:36 7-14 0-0 3-3 0-0 4-4 2-3

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: VU: Rivers 11-41; Webb 6-31; Sherfield 1-19; Lipscomb 1-11; Tennyson 1-11; Blasingame 2-7; Team 1-(-13). SC: Turner 15-121; Bentley 6-47; Denson 4-25; T. Williams 8-13; Hurst 1-6; Edwards 1-5; Team 2-(-5). PASSING: VU: Shurmur 27-49-1-333. SC: Bentley 19-29-0-174. RECEIVING: VU: Duncan 8-80; Lipscomb 7-128; Sherfield 4-59; Scott 4-32; Webb 1-13; Marcus 1-9; Blasingame 1-9; Pinkney 1-3. SC: S. Smith 5-76; Hurst 4-31; Turner 4-24; O. Smith 3-35; Edwards 2-15; T. Williams 1-(-7). PUNT RETURNS: VU: Lipscomb 3-18. SC: None. KICKOFF RETURNS: VU: Wakefield 2-52. SC: Fenton 1-23. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: VU: None. SC: Montac 1-10.

KEY STAT 212 -- The South Carolina offense had a season high 212 rushing yards in today’s win over Vanderbilt. The Gamecocks were led on the ground by A.J. Turner, who had a career high 121 yards. Jake Bentley added 47 yards and the first two rushing touchdowns of his career.

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GM 9

#2/2 Georgia 24 South Carolina 10 November 4, 2017 Sanford Stadium Athens, Ga. 92,746

ATHENS, GA. — Jake Fromm proved he can throw - and block a little, too - as his two touchdown passes led No. 2 Georgia to a 24-10 win over South Carolina on Saturday. Fromm was accurate and efficient, completing 16 of 22 passes for 196 yards with scoring passes of 10 yards to Javon Wims and 20 yards to Mecole Hardman. Fromm also had the final block to clear the way for Sony Michel to score on a direct-snap, 8-yard run in the first quarter. Georgia (9-0, 6-0 Southeastern Conference, No. 1 College Football Playoff) has won its first nine games for the first time since 1982. The Bulldogs needed a Mississippi win over Kentucky on Saturday to clinch a spot in the SEC championship game. South Carolina (6-3, 4-3) had its three-game winning streak snapped. The Gamecocks also lost hopes for winning the SEC East. Nick Chubb ran for 102 yards on 20 carries for Georgia. Michel added 81 yards rushing. Georgia, accustomed to lopsided SEC wins, faced a tougher challenge from South Carolina. The Bulldogs led only 14-7 at halftime. Each team had first-half touchdown catches determined by reviews. Jake Bentley’s 12-yard pass to Bryan Edwards early in the second half was ruled incomplete before the officials’ review determined Edwards made the catch before going out of bounds. The touchdown tied the game at 7. On Georgia’s next drive, a review determined Wims had his left foot in bounds on his touchdown catch. The Bulldogs opened the second half with a 75-yard touchdown drive capped by Fromm’s touchdown pass to Hardman, who made a leaping catch over Jamyest Williams. South Carolina’s Parker White kicked a 25-yard field goal late in the third quarter. Georgia’s Rodrigo Blankenship kicked a 20-yarder in the fourth quarter. Following Blankenship’s field goal, Georgia stopped South Carolina at its 44 when cornerback Deandre Baker deflected Bentley’s fourth-down pass. Malkom Parrish’s interception ended the Gamecocks’ final possession. Bentley completed 21 of 35 passes for 227 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions. GAME CHANGER South Carolina tied the game at seven on a 12-yard touchdown pass from Jake Bentley to Bryan Edwards, but Georgia answered on its next possession as a 10-play, 75-yard drive ended with a 10-yard touchdown pass from Jake Frohm to Javon Wims. Georgia never relinquished that lead, scoring 10 points in the second half in the 24-10 win. KEY STAT 242 -- Georgia ran for 242 yards on 53 carries in the win over South Carolina. Nick Chubb went for 102 yards, while Sony Michel had 81 yards and a touchdown in the win over the Gamecocks. The running attack helped the Bulldogs go 8-for-13 on third down.

100

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South Carolina Georgia

0 7

7 7

3 7

0 3

10 24

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th

2:21 13:58 9:27 9:28 3:36 6:36

UGA SC UGA UGA SC UGA

Michel 8-yard run (Blankenship kick) (11-69-5:30) 0-7 Edwards 12-yaed pass from Bentley (White kick) (10-75-3:23) 7-7 Wims 10-yard pass from Fromm (Blankenship kick) (10-75-4:40) 7-14 Hardman 20-yard pass from Fromm (Blankenship kick) (10-75-5:32) 7-21 White 25-yard field goal (13-68-5:52) 10-21 Blankenship 20-yard field goal (15-65-7:32) 10-24

TEAM STATISTICS

SC 14 1 11 2 43 17 227 21-36-2 270 53 0-0 2-15 3-120 40.0 0-0 1-13 0-0 21:38 4-12 0-1 2-2 1-7 1-1 1-2

UGA 26 13 12 1 242 53 196 16-22-0 438 75 1-1 5-55 3-140 46.7 1-(-3) 0-0 2-17 38:22 8-13 1-1 4-5 2-11 3-3 1-1

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: SC: Turner 8-35; Denson 3-9; T. Williams 3-8; Bentley 3-(9). UGA: Chubb 20-102; Michel 16-81; Swift 5-22; Herrien 2-18; Fromm 5-11; Payne 2-6; Ridley 1-5; Team 2-(-3). PASSING: SC: Bentley 21-35-2-227; Hurst 0-1-0-0. UGA: Fromm 16-220-196. RECEIVING: SC: Hurst 7-93; Edwards 7-62; O. Smith 3-36; S. Smith 2-28; Turner 1-5; T. Williams 1-3. UGA: Wims 5-46; Godwin 3-53; Hardman 3-41; Nauta 1-17; Michel 1-16; Chubb 1-9; Blazevich 1-7; Ridley 1-7. PUNT RETURNS: SC: None. UGA: Hardman 1-(-3). KICKOFF RETURNS: SC: Fenton 1-13. UGA: None. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: SC: None. UGA: None.

2017 GAME RECAPS

GM 10

South Carolina 28 Florida 20 November 11, 2017 Williams-Brice Stadium Columbia, S.C. 79,727

COLUMBIA, S.C. — In a season of one dominant team and a bunch of disappointments in the SEC East, resilient South Carolina figured out another way to win, overcoming four turnovers to beat Florida 28-20 on Saturday and reach heights the Gamecocks have rarely achieved. South Carolina (7-3, 5-3 Southeastern) can’t win what would have been only been its second SEC East title. But the Gamecocks will finish with only its eighth winning SEC record in 26 seasons in the league. Second year coach Will Muschamp has his Gamecocks embracing what he calls a ‘’So What? Now what?’’ philosophy, and his quarterback Jake Bentley personified it, shaking off three interceptions to throw for 249 yards and run for two touchdowns . ‘’At the end of the day, we won,’’ the sophomore said. ‘’It’s better to learn from something with a W.’’ A Florida team in disarray with a fired coach and no wins since September couldn’t take advantage of the help. The Gators (3-6, 3-5) will finish with a losing SEC record for only the third time since 1992. Interim coach Randy Shannon said he was proud his team kept fighting after a 35-point loss against Georgia led to the firing of Jim McElwain two weeks ago, and Shannon’s debut was a 29-point loss to Missouri. But he understands it still isn’t enough as Florida will miss a bowl game for only the third time in 31 seasons. ‘’Is this up to the expectations of this program? No. We wanted to win. There are no moral victories,’’ Shannon said. A.J. Turner ran 22 times for 136 yards and Mon Denson rushed for the first two touchdowns of his career as South Carolina had its best offensive game of the season with 469 yards. In a common theme this season, the Gamecocks defense also came through. The Gators converted as many fourth downs (2 for 2) as third downs (2 for 15). And the defense ended Florida’s last chance when defensive back Jamyest Williams picked off a tipped pass near midfield with just over a minute to go. ‘’Two years ago, we’re a 3-9 football team. The investment you’ve made to get to this point, I’m damn proud of you,’’ Muschamp told his team in the locker room after the win. GAME CHANGER With South Carolina holding a 7-0 lead in the first quarter, Jake Bentley’s pass was intercepted by CJ Henderson at the Gamecock 25-yard line. Henderson returned it to the South Carolina 1-yard line, but the ball was poked away by Hayden Hurst and picked up by A.J. Turner to the Gamecock 24. Although they didn’t score, the Gamecocks kept the lead and added to it on a Mon Denson 24-yard rush towards the end of the first quarter. KEY STAT 242 – South Carolina produced a season-high 469 yards on 76 offensive plays in the win over Florida. A.J. Turner ran for a career-high 136 yards while Mon Denson added 61 yards and two touchdowns. Jake Bentley was 19-for-29 for 249 yards and a pair of rushing touchdowns.

Florida South Carolina

0 14

13 7

0 7

7 0

20 28

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 4th

11:30 2:08 14:02 7:47 3:40 1:18 2:08 3:43

SC SC UF UF SC UF SC UF

Bentley 4-yard run (White kick) (7-74-2:51) Denson 24-yard run (White kick) (6-75-2:06) Pineiro 29-yard field goal (5-26-1:42) Pineiro 37-yard field goal (7-46-1:58) Denson 12-yard run (White kick) (8-75-4:07) Perine 18-yard run (Pineiro kick) (7-75-2:22) Bentley 7-yard run (White kick) (6-53-2:31) Thompson 1-yard run (Pineiro kick) (4-70-1:13)

7-0 14-0 14-3 14-6 21-6 21-13 28-13 28-20

TEAM STATISTICS

UF 12 3 8 1 78 22 223 17-39-1 301 61 3-2 10-56 8-346 43.2 1-0 0-0 3-71 24:19 2-15 2-2 4-4 3-13 2-2 2-2

SC 24 9 13 2 220 47 249 19-29-3 469 76 1-1 3-26 4-151 37.8 4-34 1-21 1-0 35:41 5-13 1-2 3-4 4-29 4-4 0-1

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: UF: Thompson 3-35; Perine 6-24; Zaire 6-21; Franks 7-(-2). SC: Turner 22-136; Denson 13-61; Bentley 8-14; Hurst 1-11; Edwards 1-2; Team 2-(-4). PASSING: UF: Franks 10-25-1-174; Zaire 7-14-0-49. SC: Bentley 19-293-249. RECEIVING: UF: Powell 5-58; Toney 3-37; Massey 2-11; Stephens 1-63; Hammond 1-37; Cleveland 1-11; Swain 1-7; Perine 1-2; Lewis 1-(-1); Thompson 1-(-2). SC: O. Smith 5-60; Hurst 5-59; Edwards 3-48; Turner 3-36; S. Smith 1-26; August 1-11; Dawkins 1-9. PUNT RETURNS: UF: Powell 1-0. SC: Lammons 3-34; Team 1-0. KICKOFF RETURNS: UF: None. SC: Fenton 1-21. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: UF: Gardner 1-46; Henderson 1-25; Joseph 1-0. SC: J. Williams 1-0.

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GM 11

South Carolina 31 +û+. āĀ November 18, 2017 Williams-Brice Stadium Columbia, S.C. 74,742

COLUMBIA, S.C. — South Carolina linebacker Skai Moore believes the Gamecocks have one mission in the week leading up to rival Clemson find that edge. Moore, the fifth-year senior, had a record-tying interception that turned things in the Gamecocks favor and stuffed out another Wofford drive in the third quarter as South Carolina reached eight wins for the first time in four years with a 31-10 victory Saturday. Moore was a freshman in 2013, the last time the Gamecocks won that many - and last time they defeated state rival Clemson, their next opponent. South Carolina (8-3) certainly did that against Wofford, an FCS opponent who had not beaten the Gamecocks since 1917. After falling behind 3-0 and seeing Wofford stop them short on fourth down, quarterback Jake Bentley and the Gamecocks got going. Bentley ran for two touchdowns and passed for a third to end any threat of another stunner, like when Citadel, Wofford’s SoCon rival, beat them 23-22 two years ago. Bentley finished off a 50-yard scoring drive with a 1-yard TD run. Bentley hit Bryan Edwards with a pretty, 23-yard scoring pass on the next series and the Gamecocks were on their way to their 17th straight victory over Wofford (9-2). South Carolina had not won eight games in a season since 2013, the last of three consecutive 11-2 marks under former coach Steve Spurrier. To get even more, the Gamecocks will need to end Clemson’s three-game win streak in the rivalry. Expect South Carolina to be big underdogs to the defending national champions who won this game 56-7 a year ago and are poised for another playoff run this season. Bentley, the sophomore quarterback, leads South Carolina with six rushing touchdowns, all coming in the past four games. Bentley threw for 194 yards on 22 of 28 passing with no interceptions. South Carolina’s defense did its part, too. The Gamecocks held Wofford, which came in averaging 260 yards rushing, to 155 yards on the ground. Moore’s pick was the 14th of his career, matching Bo Davies mark set 46 years ago. GAME CHANGER Wofford held a 3-0 lead after the end of the first quarter and had possession but on the first play of the second period, Skai Moore recorded his 14th career interception, tying a South Carolina career interception record and setting up a Jake Bentley 1-yard run, giving the Gamecocks a lead they would never relinquish. KEY STAT 1,004 — A.J. Turner ran for 69 yards on 11 carries in the win over Wofford but it was his final carry of the game that made him the 43rd player in South Carolina history to reach 1,000 yards rushing for his career. Turner also had a touchdown, a 2-yard scamper, to give the Gamecocks the final 21-point scoring margain.

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Wofford South Carolina

3 0

0 14

7 7

0 10

10 31

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th

3:43 7:37 0:55 9:23 6:21 13:43 9:54

WOF SC SC WOF SC SC SC

Carter 32-yard field goal (14-79-7:22) Bentley 1-yard run (White kick) (12-50-7:10) Edwards 23-yard pass from Bentley (White kick) (9-72-3:35) Morgan 1-yard run (Carter kick) (10-75-5:37) Bentley 1-yard run (White kick) (7-70-3:02) White 27-yard field goal (9-36-4:13) Turner 2-yard run (White kick) (6-38-2:59)

0-3 7-3 14-3 14-10 21-10 24-10 31-10

TEAM STATISTICS

WOF 14 9 2 3 155 41 72 5-9-2 227 50 2-1 3-21 1-41 41.0 0-0 3-44 0-0 26:28 4-9 0-1 2-2 2-11 1-1 1-1

SC 23 13 9 1 195 38 194 22-28-0 389 66 0-0 3-31 1-35 35.0 0-0 2-43 2-9 33:32 6-11 2-3 4-4 1-12 4-4 1-1

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: WOF: McAfee 9-49; Stoddard 11-33; Morgan 7-31; Newman 6-24; Nelson 3-20; Pace 2-6; Chapman 1-3; Goodson 1-0; Team 1-(-11). SC: Turner 11-69; T. Williams 8-58; C. Kinlaw 4-47; Bentley 8-11; Denson 5-8; Edwards 1-1; Hurst 1-1. PASSING: WOF: Goodson 3-6-1-28; Newman 2-3-1-44. SC: Bentley 2228-0-194. RECEIVING: WOF: McAfee 2-41; Taylor 1-17; Hill 1-9; Morgan 1-5. SC: Edwards 8-90; O. Smith 4-30; S. Smith 3-30; Hurst 3-10; August 1-15; Dawkins 1-9; Turner 1-6; Denson 1-4. PUNT RETURNS: WOF: None. SC: None. KICKOFF RETURNS: WOF: Pace 2-30; McPherson 1-14. SC: S. Smith 2-43. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: WOF: None. SC: Moore 1-1; Fenton 1-8.

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GM 12

#4/3 Clemson 34 South Carolina 10 November 25, 2017 Williams-Brice Stadium Columbia, S.C. 82,908

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Kelly Bryant threw two touchdowns to Hunter Renfrow and No. 4 Clemson kept on track for a third straight trip to the College Football Playoff with a 34-10 victory over rival South Carolina on Saturday night. The Tigers (11-1, No. 3 College Football Playoff) won their fourth straight game in the Palmetto State’s most cared-about sporting event, tying their second-longest run of dominance in the series. The win was the 100th in Clemson coach Dabo Swinney’s career. And combined with the CFP’s top teams - Alabama and Miami - losing this weekend, the Tigers solidified their position among the top four heading into the Atlantic Coast Conference title game next week. The Tigers entered wary of a rejuvenated South Carolina (8-4, No. 24 CFP), which finished second in the Southeastern Conference East and had its most victories in a season in four years. But Clemson’s defense bottled up the Gamecocks and quarterback Jake Bentley for a second consecutive season. Fittingly, cornerback Ryan Carter opened Clemson’s scoring with a 12yard pick-six on quarterback Jake Bentley’s bad throw near his goal line. South Carolina managed just 99 yards in the first half and 207 for the game, its lowest total this season. Renfrow, whose 2-yard TD catch with a second left gave Clemson a 3531 win over Alabama in the national title game in January, scored on passes of 4 and 61 yards to put things out of reach. Renfrow had his third career two-TD game, the other two coming in Clemson’s national championship appearances against Alabama the previous two years. Bryant completed 23 of 34 passes for 272 yards, his most since throwing for 316 yards against Louisville on Sept. 16. Bentley finished 16 of 29 for 126 yards, two interceptions and a 38-yard TD pass to Bryan Edwards late in the fourth quarter. Bentley passed for just 41 yards against the Tigers in a 56-7 loss in 2016. GAME CHANGER Clemson scored its first touchdown on a 12-yard interception return from Ryan Carter with 6:50 left in the first quarter. That occurred after the South Carolina defense held the Tigers’ offense on their first possession. Clemson never trailed while putting up 469 yards of offense. KEY STAT 35:26 — Clemson’s ground game combined with its defense held the ball for 35:26 on the night. Clemson converted on seven of its 16 third-down conversions and were 3-for-3 scored in the red zone.

Clemson South Carolina

7 0

13 0

14 0

0 10

34 10

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th

6:50 8:12 1:59 14:39 2:47 13:21 2:45

CU CU CU CU CU SC SC

Carter 12-yard interception return (Spence kick) Feaster 1-yard run (Spence kick) (9-80-2:46) Renfrow 4-yard pass from Bryant (kick failed) (10-79-4:51) Renfrow 61-yard pass from Bryant (Spence kick) (1-61-0:21) Etienne 5-yard run (Spence kick) (13-69-6:09) White 40-yard field goal (4-(-1)-0:52) Edwards 38-yard pass from Bentley (White kick) (9-80-4:11)

0-7 0-14 0-20 0-27 0-34 3-34 10-34

TEAM STATISTICS

CU 27 12 12 3 184 45 285 25-38-2 469 83 1-0 2-25 3-133 44.3 0-0 2-67 2-12 35:26 7-16 2-3 3-3 1-4 4-5 0-0

SC 10 4 6 0 81 25 126 16-29-2 207 54 1-0 9-76 7-369 52.7 1-(-3) 5-103 2-22 24:34 6-15 0-0 0-0 1-4 1-1 1-1

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: CU: Etienne 9-41; Choice 7-39; Bryant 10-26; McCloud 2-22; Fuller 5-20; Feaster 6-18; Cooper 1-9; Rencher 3-8; Rodgers 1-4, Team 1-(3). SC: T. Williams 13-53; Turner 2-10; Bentley 5-9; Denson 3-6; Davis 1-(-2). PASSING: CU: Bryant 23-34-1-272; Johnson 2-4-1-13. SC: Bentley 1629-2-126. RECEIVING: CU: Renfrow 4-75; Higgins 3-84; Cain 3-23; McCloud 3-16; Greenlee 2-19; Fuller 2-16; Rodgers 2-16; Feaster 2-12; Richard 2-(5); Etienne 1-23; Overton 1-6. SC: Edwards 6-70; Hurst 3-28; O. Smith 3-12; T. Williams 2-13; Turner 2-3. PUNT RETURNS: CU: None. SC: Lammons 1-(-3). KICKOFF RETURNS: CU: Etienne 2-67. SC: Fenton 3-58; Turner 2-45. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: CU: Carter 1-12; Mullen 1-0. SC: Nixon 1-22; Montac 1-0.

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GM 13

South Carolina 26 Michigan 19 January 1, 2018 Raymond James Stadium Tampa, Fla. 45,687

TAMPA, FLA. — Will Muschamp envisions championships in South Carolina’s future. Lots of them. ‘’We don’t have all the trophies and the tradition and history but we have some grit,’’ the coach said after the Gamecocks rallied from a 16-point second-half deficit to beat Michigan 26-19 in Monday’s Outback Bowl. Jake Bentley threw for 239 yards and two touchdowns Monday to pace the win, which gave the Gamecocks (9-4) at least nine wins in a season for just the seventh time. Bentley shrugged off a slow start to toss scoring passes of 21 yards to Bryan Edwards and 53 yards to Shi Smith, the latter giving his team a 23-19 lead early in the fourth quarter. The sophomore said once the Gamecocks began to have some success, the offense’s confidence grew. ‘’It’s just we started to execute well. The excitement, I think, is contagious to the whole team,’’ Bentley, voted the game’s most valuable player, said. ‘’You see where we went from there.’’ Michigan (8-5) finished with its first three-game losing streak under coach Jim Harbaugh. The Wolverines turned the ball over five times after halftime, including an end zone interception that denied them an opportunity to regain the lead with just under eight minutes to go. ‘’We kind of let them hang around and they took advantage of it,’’ Harbaugh said. ‘’They got better as the game went on. We didn’t get the knockout punch when we needed it.’’ Bentley was 19 of 32 passing with one interception. Rico Dowdle, playing for first time since breaking his leg against Tennessee on Oct. 14, began South Carolina’s comeback from a 19-3 deficit with a 17-yard TD run. Brandon Peters had a tough day for Michigan, completing 20 of 44 passes for 186 yards and two interceptions. His second pick, with 1:05 remaining, sealed South Carolina’s second Outback Bowl victory over the Wolverines in five years. Quinn Nordin accounted for most of Michigan’s scoring, kicking field goals of 35, 26, 45 and 48 yards. Fullback Ben Mason scored on a 1-yard run in helping Michigan build its 16-point lead. GAME CHANGER South Carolina recovered one of its five forced turnovers with 57 seconds left in third quarter and struck on the next play with a 21-yard pass from Jake Bentley to Bryan Edwards, cutting Michigan’s lead to 19-16. After the Gamecock defense forced Michigan to punt, Bentley found Shi Smith for a 53-yard touchdown pass to give South Carolina the lead for good. KEY STAT 23 — South Carolina scored 23 straight points in the second half to give the Gamecocks the 26-19 win. Carolina was down 19-3 with 5:42 left in the third quarter but went on a six-play 77-yard drive that ended with a 17-yard run from Rico Dowdle with 2:25 left in the quarter. South Carolina took the lead for good on a 53-yard touchdown pass from Jake Bentley to Shi Smith with 11:33 left in the game.

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Michigan South Carolina

6 0

3 3

10 13

0 10

19 26

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th

3:42 0:09 8:45 0:00 9:56 5:42 2:25 0:51 11:33 3:47

MICH MICH SC MICH MICH MICH SC SC SC SC

Nordin 35-yard field goal (8-29-3:37) 0-3 Nordin 26-yard field goal (6-23-2:!6) 0-6 White 44-yard field goal (5-45-1:36) 3-6 Nordin 45-yard field goal (8-33-1:18) 3-9 Mason 1-yard run (Nordin kick) (7-72-3:34) 3-16 Nordin 48-yard field goal (4-2-1:10) 3-19 Dowdle 17-yard run (Bentley pass failed) (6-77-3:17) 9-19 Edwards 21-yard pass from Bentley (White kick) (1-21-0:06) 16-19 S. Smith 53-yard pass from Bentley (White kick) (6-81-2:12) 23-19 White 22-yard field goal (4-9-1:56) 26-19

TEAM STATISTICS

MICH 17 3 11 3 74 33 203 21-45-2 277 78 3-3 6-40 7-244 34.9 4-13 2-34 1-27 34:17 2-17 1-3 3-5 3-21 1-1 4-4

SC 13 2 10 1 61 26 239 19-32-1 300 58 2-2 7-68 8-307 38.4 3-3 4-45 2-2 25:43 2-14 0-0 2-2 2-16 2-2 2-3

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: MICH: Higdon 17-65; Evans 9-24; Mason 1-1; Peoples-Jones 1-(-5); Peters 5-(-11). SC: Dowdle 6-45; Turner 6-14; T. Williams 3-11; Denson 1-4; Bentley 6-(-1); Hurst 2-(-6); Team 2-(-6). PASSING: MICH: Peters 20-44-2-186; O’Korn 1-1-0-17. SC: Bentley 1932-1-239. RECEIVING: MICH: Peoples-Jones 6-58; Crawford 5-61; Gentry 2-27; McKeon 2-16; Collins 2-15; Evans 2-11; Higdon 1-11; Schoenle 1-4. SC: Edwards 5-88; Fsbid 4-23; S. Smith 3-59; Hurst 3-41; Dowdle 3-32; T. Williams 1-(-4). PUNT RETURNS: MICH: Peoples-Jones 4-13. SC: Lsmmons 3-3. KICKOFF RETURNS: MICH: Thomas 2-34. SC: S. Smith 3-33; Davis 1-12. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: MICH: Furbush 1-27. SC: Montac 1-2; King 1-0. TACKLE LEADERS: MICH: Hudson 11; McCray 9; Bush 9; Winovich 5. SC: Bruson 13; Lammons 9; Fennell 7; Moore 5; Wonnum 5.

TEA M RECORDS

Wins/Losses WINS Season:

11 (2011, 2012, 2013)

LOSSES Season: 11 (1999) TIES Season:

2, 9 times (last: 1991)

CONSECUTIVE WINS Season: 9 (1984) All-Time: 10 (2011-12) CONSECUTIVE LOSSES Season: 11 (1999) All-Time: 21 (10 in 1998, 11 in 1999)

FIELD GOALS Game: 5, vs. West Virginia (11/22/90) 5, at Georgia (9/12/09) Season: 25 (1987) FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Game: 6, vs. Virginia Tech (10/8/88) 6, vs. Virginia (11/7/59) 6, vs. Vanderbilt (10/17/15) Season: 32 (1987) TWO-POINT CONVERSIONS Game: 4, vs. Virginia (11/7/59) Season: 13 (1959) SAFETIES SCORED Game: 1, several times, Last: vs. UCF (9/26/15) Season: 2 (2004)

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SHUTOUTS Season: 7 (1903)

PLAYS Game:

TIMES SHUT OUT Season: 4 (1911) CONSECUTIVE SEC WINS Season: 5 (2005) All-Time: 6 (5 in 2005. 1 in 2006)

Passing ATTEMPTS Game: 61, vs. East Carolina (10/8/94) Season: 468 (2014) COMPLETIONS Game: 40, vs. Mississippi State (10/14/95) Season: 282 (1995) COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Game: .941 (16-17), vs. North Carolina (10/24/81) Game (20+ att.): 913 (21-23) vs. Missouri (9/22/12) Season: .671 (282-420) (1995) YARDS GAINED Game: 490 vs. Mississippi State (10/14/95) Season: 3,661 (2014) TOUCHDOWNS Game: 6, vs. Kent State (10/7/95) Season: 32 (1995)

101, vs. Clemson (64 rush, 37 pass) (11/23/68)

TOTAL OFFENSE Game: 679, vs. Louisiana Tech (270 rush/409 pass) (9/16/95) Season: 5,880 (2,580 rush, 3,300 pass) (2013)

INTERCEPTIONS Game: 6, vs. Clemson (11/27/71) Season: 27 (2008)

Defense

CONSECUTIVE SEC LOSSES Season: 8 (1998 and 1999) All-Time: 18 (2 in 1997, 8 in 1998, 8 in 1999)

FIRST DOWNS Game: 34, vs. Mississippi State (10/14/95) 34, vs. Vanderbilt (10/20/01) Season: 305 (2014)

FEWEST OPPONENT TOTAL YARDS Game: 8, Clemson (8 rush, 0 pass), (10/21/43) 36, NC State (â&#x20AC;&#x201C;13 rush, 49 pass), (10/13/87) Season: 2,000 (1956)

CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT BEING SHUT OUT All-Time: 153 (9/9/06-current)

FUMBLES Game: 9, vs. North Carolina (10/10/70) Season: 48 (1984)

FEWEST OPPONENT YARDS RUSHING Game: â&#x20AC;&#x201C;39, Pacific (9/6/80) Season: 1,158 (1987)

CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS Season: 4 (1910, 1947)

FUMBLES LOST Game: 5, vs. Virginia (9/7/02) Season: 25 (1984)

FEWEST OPPONENT YARDS PASSING Game: 0, several times, Last: Georgia Tech (9/14/76) Season: 476 (1956)

PENALTIES Game: 18, vs. Richmond (9/11/82) 18, vs. Florida State (11/9/85) Season: 98 (1982 & 1985)

TURNOVERS FORCED Season: 39 (23 INT/16 FR) (1987)

CONSECUTIVE GAMES SHUTOUT Season: 4 (1911) HOME WINNING STREAK Season: 7 (1979, 1980, 1984, 1987, 2012, 2013) All-Time: 18 (10/08/11-11/30/13) ROAD WINNING STREAK Season: 4 (1929) All-Time: 6 (10/23/10-10/29/11)

YARDS PENALIZED Game: 231, vs. Richmond (9/11/82) Season: 986 (1982)

Rushing

SEC ROAD WINNING STREAK Season: 3 (2001, 2004, 2006, 2011) All-Time: 5 (10/29/05-10/21/06) & (10/23/10-10/29/11)

ATTEMPTS Game: 81, vs. Duke (9/22/79) Season: 692 (1979)

HIGHEST-RANKED OPPONENT DEFEATED Alabama (No. 1 AP), 35-21 (10/9/10)

NET YARDS GAINED Game: 474, vs. Presbyterian (11/20/37) Season: 3,397 (1980)

Scoring POINTS Game: 89, vs. Welsh Neck (10/6/1903) Season: 443 (2013)

TOUCHDOWNS Game: 8, vs. Wichita State (9/13/80) Season: 35 (1980)

FUMBLES RECOVERED Season: 25 (1977) INTERCEPTIONS Game: 7, vs. Florida State (11/10/84) Season: 23 (1981, 1984, 1987) INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS Game: 191, vs. Clemson (4 INT), (10/24/29) Season: 344 (23 INT), (1984) QUARTERBACK SACKS (Since 1990) Season: 43 (2012) QUARTERBACK SACK YARDAGE (Since 1990) Season: 275 (2012) SAFETIES SCORED BY OPPONENTS Game: 2, by Clemson (10/24/35) Season: 2 (1935, 2005, 2006)

TOUCHDOWNS Game: 11, vs. Kent State (10/7/95) Season: 57 (2013)

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED PER GAME Season: 1.3 (1907) 6.7 (1955)

PAT KICKING Game: 11, vs. Kent (10/7/95) Season: 54 (2013)

BLOCKED KICKS Season: 8 (1994)

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Single Game Scoring 1. 104 2. 98 3. 93 93 5. 91 91 7. 89 89 9. 87 87

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

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4. 5. 6. 8.

1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 7. 8. 9.

1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

MOST POINTS COMBINED at Mississippi State (65-39), Oct. 14, 1995 vs East Carolina (42-56), Oct. 8, 1994 vs Troy (69-24), Nov. 20, 2010 vs East Carolina (56-37), Sept. 3, 2011 vs NC State (35-56), Nov. 3, 1973 vs Kent State (77-14), Oct. 7, 1995 vs Welsh Neck (89-0), Oct. 6, 1903 vs Louisiana Tech (68-21), Sept. 16, 1995 at Georgia (45-42), Sept. 10, 2011 vs Tennessee (42-45), Nov. 1, 2014

MOST POINTS SCORED 89 vs Welsh Neck (89-0), Oct. 6, 1903 80 vs Charleston M.C. (80-0), Nov. 28, 1902 77 vs Kent State (77-14), Oct. 7, 1995 73 vs Wichita State (73-0), Sept. 13, 1980 70 vs Coastal Carolina (70-10), Nov. 23, 2013 69 vs Troy (69-24), Nov. 20, 2010 68 vs Charleston (68-0), Oct. 26, 1912 68 vs Cumberland (68-0), Nov. 6, 1915 68 vs Louisiana Tech (68-21), Sept. 16, 1995 66 vs Porter (66-0), Nov. 16, 1912

63 63 63 61 60 59 59 56 56 56 56 56 56 56

MOST POINTS ALLOWED at Navy (0-63), Nov. 13, 1920 vs Florida (7-63), Nov. 11, 1995 vs Clemson (17-63), Nov. 22, 2003 at Georgetown (0-61), Nov. 20, 1915 at Duke (0-60), Sept. 22, 1945 at Georgia Tech (0-59), Oct. 16, 1909 vs Florida State (0-59), Nov. 5, 1988 vs NC State (35-56), Nov. 3, 1973 vs Florida State (26-56), Nov. 6, 1982 at Florida State (14-56), Nov. 9, 1985 vs East Carolina (42-56), Oct. 8, 1994 at Tennessee (21-56), Oct. 28, 1995 at Florida (6-56), Nov. 15, 2008 vs Auburn (17-56), Dec. 4, 2010

LARGEST MARGIN VICTORY 89 vs Welsh Neck (89-0), Oct. 6, 1903 80 vs Charleston M.C. (80-0), Nov. 28, 1902 73 vs Wichita State (73-0), Sept. 13, 1980 68 vs Charleston (68-0), Oct. 26, 1912 68 vs Cumberland (68-0), Nov. 6, 1915 66 vs Porter (66-0), Nov. 16, 1912 64 vs Presbyterian (64-0), Nov. 20, 1937 63 vs Kent State (77-14), Oct. 7, 1995 60 vs N.C.M.A. (60-0), Oct. 21, 1902 60 vs Coastal Carolina (70-10), Nov. 23, 2013

63 61 60 59 59 56 55 54 54 53 52

LARGEST MARGIN DEFEAT at Navy (0-63), Nov. 13, 1920 at Georgetown (0-61), Nov. 20, 1915 at Duke (0-60), Sept. 22, 1945 at Georgia Tech (0-59), Oct. 16, 1909 vs Florida State (0-59), Nov. 5, 1988 vs Florida (7-63), Nov. 11, 1995 at Alabama (0-55), Oct. 13, 1945 at Virginia (0-54), Oct. 4, 1914 at Tennessee (0-54), Dec. 7, 1929 at Davidson (0-53), Nov. 12, 1910 at Tennessee (3-55), Oct. 30, 1993

Milestones

Attendance Records No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30.

LARGEST HOME CROWDS Attend. Opponent Score Date 85,199 Georgia 35-7 Oct. 6, 2012 85,000 Clemson 20-15 Nov. 17, 2001 84,900 Florida 17-54 Nov. 10, 2001 84,300 Georgia 16-20 Sept. 11, 2004 84,232 Georgia 38-35 Sept. 13, 2014 84,227 Georgia 7-13 Sept. 14, 2002 84,200 Tennessee 14-17 Oct. 28, 2000 84,174 Clemson 31-17 Nov. 30, 2013 84,100 Alabama 37-36 Sept. 29, 2001 83,987 Clemson 17-63 Nov. 22, 2003 83,918 Tennessee 10-18 Nov. 2, 2002 83,853 Florida 19-14 Nov. 16, 2013 83,717 New Mexico St. 34-24 Aug. 31, 2002 83,704 Georgia 7-14 Sept. 13, 2008 83,700 Clemson 21-47 Nov. 21, 1997 83,605 Georgia 21-10 Sept. 9, 2000 83,523 Clemson 21-31 Nov. 20, 1999 83,493 Missouri 20-21 Sept. 27, 2014 83,422 Clemson 34-13 Nov. 26, 2011 83,421 Florida 30-22 Nov. 12, 2005 83,411 Georgia 3-17 Sept. 5, 1998 83,368 Clemson 9-13 Nov. 19, 2005 83,104 Vanderbilt 46-14 Oct. 20, 2001 83,065 Georgia 21-10 Sept. 9, 2000 83,019 Boise State 32-13 Sept. 1, 2001 82,993 Alabama 35-21 Oct. 9, 2010 82,968 Alabama 14-37 Sept. 17, 2005 82,950 Georgia 23-14 Sept. 14, 1996 82,908 Clemson 10-34 Nov. 25, 2017 82,847 Texas A&M 28-52 Aug. 28, 2014

LARGEST ROAD CROWDS No. Attend. Opponent Score Date 1. 107,881 Tennessee 20-23 OT Sept. 27, 2003 2. 107,716 Tennessee 16-15 Oct. 29, 2005 3. 107,530 Tennessee 10-17 Oct. 27, 2001 4. 106,301 Tennessee 7-22 Nov. 1, 1997 5. 105,962 Tennessee 24-27 OT Oct. 27, 2007 6. 105,941 Tennessee 7-30 Oct. 30, 1999 7. 104,213 Michigan 17-14 Sept. 27, 1980 8. 102,154 Texas A&M 28-35 Oct. 31, 2015 9. 101,253 Tennessee 24-27 Nov. 7, 2015 10. 98,104 Tennessee 15-9 Oct. 14, 2017 11. 96,655 Tennessee 14-3 Oct. 29, 2011 12. 96,430 Texas A&M 17-24 Sept. 30, 2017 13. 96,263 Tennessee 13-31 Oct. 31, 2009 14. 95,736 Tennessee 21-23 Oct. 19, 2013 15. 95,426 Tennessee 21-56 Oct. 28, 1995 16. 94,791 Tennessee 3-55 Oct. 30, 1993 17. 92,746 Georgia 16-12 Sept. 8, 2007 92,746 Georgia 37-41 Sept. 12, 2009 92,746 Georgia 45-42 Sept. 10, 2011 92,746 Georgia 30-41 Sept. 7, 2013 92,746 Georgia 20-52 Sept. 19, 2015 92,746 Georgia 10-24 Nov. 4, 2017 23. 92,734 LSU 21-23 Oct. 13, 2012 24. 92,530 LSU 16-28 Sept. 22, 2007 25. 92,476 Georgia 15-17 Sept. 10, 2005 26. 92,058 Georgia 7-31 Sept. 13, 2003 27. 92,012 Alabama 6-20 Oct. 17, 2009 28. 91,340 LSU 14-38 Oct. 19, 2002 29. 90,885 Florida 36-14 Nov. 13, 2010 30. 90,883 Florida 11-44 Oct. 20, 2012

First Game: Dec. 24, 1892 vs. Furman (0-44) at Charleston, S.C. First Victory: Nov. 2, 1895 vs. Columbia AA (20-0) in Columbia First Perfect Season: 1907, record was 3-0 First Bowl Game: Jan. 1, 1946 (Gator Bowl) vs. Wake Forest (14-26) at Jacksonville, Fla. First Bowl Victory: Jan. 2, 1995 (Carquest Bowl) vs. West Virginia (24-21) at Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. First Televised Game: Nov. 5, 1949 vs. Marquette (6-3) at Milwaukee (Milwaukee local TV) 100th Game: Nov. 11, 1911 at North Carolina 200th Game: Nov. 10, 1923 at Furman (3-23) 300th Game: Oct. 28, 1933 at Virginia Tech (12-0) 400th Game: Oct. 29, 1943 vs. Charleston, C.G. (20-0) at Orangeburg, S.C. 500th Game: Nov. 13, 1954 vs. Virginia (27-0) 600th Game: Nov. 17, 1964 vs. The Citadel (17-14) 700th Game: Sept. 28, 1974 at Georgia (14-52) 800th Game: Nov. 13, 1982 vs. Navy (17-14) 900th Game: Nov. 2, 1991 vs. NC State (21-38) 1000th Game: Oct. 21, 2000 at Vanderbilt (30-14) 1100th Game: Nov. 29, 2008 at Clemson (14-31) 1200th Game: Oct. 29, 2016 vs. Tennessee (24-21) 100th Victory: Oct. 29, 1924 vs. The Citadel (14-3) at Orangeburg, S.C. 200th Victory: Oct. 11, 1946 at Furman (14-7) 300th Victory: Nov. 23, 1968 at Clemson (7-3) 400th Victory: Oct. 26, 1985 at East Carolina (52-10) 500th Victory: Nov. 6, 2004 vs. Arkansas (35-32) 600th Victory: Nov. 18, 2017 vs. Wofford (31-10)

Records by Decade 1892-1899: 1900-1909: 1910-1919: 1920-1929: 1930-1939: 1940-1949:

6-15-0 37-26-3 32-41-7 55-37-4 49-49-7 36-43-8

1950-1959: 1960-1969: 1970-1979: 1980-1989: 1990-1999: 2000-2009: 2010-2017:

TOTAL: 1892-present:

54-41-2 37-59-5 56-55-2 63-49-3 41-67-3 68-54-0 67-37-0 601-573-44

Season Openers Through 124 years of intercollegiate football, the Gamecocks have compiled an 83-37-4 record in season openers, a winning percentage of .685. In the 93 seasons in which the Gamecocks have opened at home, the record is a very impressive 70-19-4. That translates into a .774 winning mark. In 28 seasons in which the Gamecocks have opened on the road, they are 10-18 for a .357 winning pct. South Carolina opened the 2011, 2015 and 2017 seasons at a neutral site, winning all three games.

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Game PASSING YARDS 1. Steve Taneyhill vs. Mississippi St. (10/14/95) ...473 2. Steve Taneyhill vs. East Carolina (10/8/94) ......451 3. Todd Ellis vs. East Carolina (10/24/87) ............425 4. Steve Taneyhill vs. Georgia (9/2/95) .................405 5. Dylan Thompson at Auburn (10/25/14) ..........402 6. Todd Ellis vs. Virginia Tech (10/11/86) ............394 7. Jake Bentley vs. South Florida (12/29/16) ........390 8. Steve Taneyhill vs. Louisiana Tech (9/16/95) ....389 9. Blake Mitchell vs. Middle Tenn. (11/18/06) .....388 10. Stephen Garcia at Kentucky (10/16/10) ...........382 PASS ATTEMPTS 1. Steve Taneyhill vs. East Carolina (10/8/94) ........58 2. Todd Ellis vs. Virginia Tech (10/8/88) ................53 Stephen Garcia at Georgia (9/12/09) ..................53 4. Todd Ellis vs. Georgia (9/26/87) ........................51 Steve Taneyhill vs. Georgia (9/2/95) ...................51 Blake Mitchell vs. Arkansas (11/13/07) ..............51 7. Stephen Garcia at Tennessee (10/31/09) .............50 8. Dylan Thompson at Auburn (10/25/14) ............50 9. Bill Troup vs. Virginia (9/9/72) ..........................47 Todd Ellis vs. LSU (12/31/87) ...........................47 Bobby Fuller vs. East Carolina (9/28/91) ...........47 Chris Smelley vs. Clemson (11/29/08) ...............47 PASS COMPLETIONS 1. Steve Taneyhill vs. East Carolina (10/8/94) ........39 2. Steve Taneyhill vs. Mississippi St. (10/14/95) .....38 3. Steve Taneyhill vs. Georgia (9/2/95) ...................34 4. Jake Bentley vs. South Florida (12/29/16) ..........32 5. Steve Taneyhill vs. Vanderbilt (10/21/95) ...........31 Blake Mitchell vs. Tennessee (10/27/07) .............31 Stephen Garcia at Georgia (9/12/09) ..................31 Stephen Garica at Vanderbilt (10/23/10) ............31 9. Todd Ellis vs. Appalachian State (9/5/87) ...........30 Bobby Fuller vs. East Carolina (9/28/91) ...........30 Dondrial Pinkins vs. Tennessee (10/30/04).........30 COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 1. Connor Shaw vs. Missouri (9/22/12) .... (20-of-21) .952 CONSECUTIVE PASSES COMPLETED 1. Connor Shaw vs. Missouri (9/22/12) .................20 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 1. Tommy Suggs vs. Virginia (11/2/68) ....................5 Jeff Grantz vs. Clemson (11/22/75) ......................5 Steve Taneyhill vs. Louisiana Tech (9/16/95) ........5 Steve Taneyhill vs. Vanderbilt (10/21/95) .............5 Syvelle Newton vs. Florida Atlantic (9/23/06) ......5 Dylan Thompson at Auburn (10/25/14) ..............5

PASS ATTEMPTS 1. Dylan Thompson (2014) ..................................451 2. Todd Ellis (1987) .............................................432 Stephen Garcia (2009) .....................................432 4. Jake Bentley (2017) ..........................................394 5. Todd Ellis (1988) .............................................391 6. Steve Taneyhill (1995) ......................................389 7. Steve Taneyhill (1994) ......................................367 8. Stephen Garcia (2010) .....................................349 9. Todd Ellis (1986) .............................................340 Bobby Fuller (1991) .........................................340 PASS COMPLETIONS 1. Dylan Thompson (2014) ..................................270 2. Steve Taneyhill (1995) ......................................261 3. Steve Taneyhill (1994) ......................................257 4. Jake Bentley (2017) ..........................................245 5. Todd Ellis (1987) .............................................241 6. Stephen Garcia (2009) .....................................239 7. Stephen Garcia (2010) .....................................224 8. Todd Ellis (1986) .............................................205 9. Bobby Fuller (1991) .........................................202 10. Todd Ellis (1988) .............................................198 COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (Min. 100 attempts) 1. Connor Shaw (2012)..................67.5 (154 of 228) 2. Steve Taneyhill (1995) ................67.1 (261 of 389) 3. Blake Mitchell (2006) ................66.8 (135 of 202) 4. Jake Bentley (2016) ....................65.8 (125 of 190) 5. Connor Shaw (2011)..................65.4 (123 of 188) 6. Stephen Garcia (2010) ...............64.2 (224 of 349) 7. Connor Shaw (2013)..................63.4 (180 of 284) 8. Dondrial Pinkins (2004) .............63.0 (68 of 108) 9. Steve Taneyhill (1994) ................62.9 (231 of 367) 10. Jake Bentley (2017) ....................62.2 (245 of 394) PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 1. Steve Taneyhill (1995) ........................................29 2. Dylan Thompson (2014) ....................................26 3. Connor Shaw (2013)..........................................24 4. Todd Ellis (1986) ...............................................20 Steve Taneyhill (1994) ........................................20 Stephen Garcia (2010) .......................................20 7. Anthony Wright (1997) .....................................18 Jake Bentley (2017) ............................................18 9. Blake Mitchell (2005) ........................................17 Stephen Garcia (2009) .......................................17 Connor Shaw (2012)..........................................17 PASSES INTERCEPTED 1. Todd Ellis (1987) ...............................................24 CONSECUTIVE PASSES WITHOUT AN INT. 1. Connor Shaw (2012-13) ..................................177 2. Steve Taneyhill (1995) ......................................163

PASSES INTERCEPTED 1. Glenn Morris vs. Clemson (11/2/71) ...................6

PASS ATTEMPTS 1. Todd Ellis (1986-89) .....................................1,350 2. Steve Taneyhill (1992-95)..............................1,245 3. Stephen Garcia (2008-11) .............................1,021 4. Phil Petty (1998-2001) .....................................861 5. Anthony Wright (1995-98) ..............................796 6. Blake Mitchell (2004-07) .................................794 7. Connor Shaw (2010-13) ..................................733 8. Tommy Suggs (1968-70) ..................................672 9. Dylan Thompson (2011-14) ............................669 10. Bobby Fuller (1990-91)....................................634 PASS COMPLETIONS 1. Steve Taneyhill (1992-95).................................753 2. Todd Ellis (1986-89) ........................................747 3. Stephen Garcia (2008-11) ................................589 4. Blake Mitchell (2004-07) .................................482 5. Connor Shaw (2010-13) ..................................480 6. Phil Petty (1998-01) .........................................454 7. Anthony Wright (1995-98) ..............................432 8. Dylan Thompson (2011-14) ............................390 9. Bobby Fuller (1990-91)....................................373 10. Jake Bentley (2016-17) .....................................370 COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (Min. 150 attempts) 1. Connor Shaw (2010-13) ............65.5 (480 of 733) 2. Jake Bentley (2016-17) ...............63.4 (370 of 584) 3. Blake Mitchell (2004-07) ...........60.7 (482 of 794) 4. Steve Taneyhill (1992-95).........60.5 (753 of 1245) 5. Bobby Fuller (1990-91)..............58.8 (373 of 634) 6. Dylan Thompson (2011-14) ......58.3 (390 of 669) 7. Stephen Garcia (2008-11) ........57.7 (589 of 1021) 8. Perry Orth (2013-16) .................56.8 (201 of 354) 9. Chris Smelley (2006-08) ............56.4 (270 of 479) 10. Todd Ellis (1986-89) ................55.3 (747 of 1350) PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 1. Steve Taneyhill (1992-95)...................................62 2. Connor Shaw (2010-12) ....................................56 3. Todd Ellis (1986-89) ..........................................49 4. Stephen Garcia (2008-10) ..................................47 5. Dylan Thompson (2011-14) ..............................40 6. Anthony Wright (1995-98) ................................38 Blake Mitchell (2004-07) ...................................38 8. Tommy Suggs (1968-70) ....................................34 9. Bobby Fuller (1990-91)......................................28 Phil Petty (1998-01) ...........................................28 PASSES INTERCEPTED 1. Todd Ellis (1986-89) ..........................................73 STARTING QUARTERBACK WINS 1. Connor Shaw (2010-13) ....................................27 2. Todd Ellis (1986-89) ..........................................24 3. Garry Harper (1978-80).....................................20 Steve Taneyhill (1992-95)...................................20 Stephen Garcia (2008-10) ..................................20

3,000-Yard Career Passers

Season PASSING YARDS 1. Dylan Thompson (2014) ...............................3,564 2. Todd Ellis (1987) ..........................................3,206 3. Steve Taneyhill (1995) ...................................3,094 4. Stephen Garcia (2010) ..................................3,059 5. Todd Ellis (1986) ..........................................3,020 6. Stephen Garcia (2009) ..................................2,862 7. Jake Bentley (2017) .......................................2,794 8. Bobby Fuller (1991) ......................................2,524 9. Steve Taneyhill (1994) ..................................2,486 10. Connor Shaw (2013).....................................2,447

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No. PLAYER 1. Todd Ellis 2. Steve Taneyhill 3. Stephen Garcia 4. Connor Shaw 5. Blake Mitchell 6. Anthony Wright 7. Phil Petty 8. Dylan Thompson 9. Tommy Suggs 10. Bobby Fuller 11. Jake Bentley 12. Dondrial Pinkins 13. Jeff Grantz 14. Chris Smelley

YEARS COM-ATT-INT PCT. 1986-89 747-1350-73 55.3 1992-95 753-1245-37 60.5 2008-11 589-1021-41 57.7 2010-13 480-733-16 65.5 2004-07 482-794-30 60.7 1995-98 432-796-22 54.3 1998-01 454-861-29 52.7 2011-14 390-669-16 58.3 1968-70 355-672-41 52.8 1990-91 373-634-17 58.8 2016-17 370-584-16 63.4 2000-04 265-504-18 52.6 1972-75 231-455-25 50.8 2006-08 270-479-22 56.4

YARDS 9,953 8,782 7,597 6,074 5,992 5,681 5,652 5,391 4,916 4,896 4,214 3,459 3,440 3,210

TD 49 62 47 56 38 38 28 40 34 28 27 18 26 23

PA SSIN G R E CO R DS 300+-YARD PASSING GAMES 473 Steve Taneyhill Mississippi State 451 Steve Taneyhill East Carolina 425 Todd Ellis East Carolina 405 Steve Taneyhill Georgia 402 Dylan Thompson Auburn 394 Todd Ellis Virginia Tech 390 Jake Bentley South Florida 389 Steve Taneyhill Louisiana Tech 388 Blake Mitchell Middle Tennessee 382 Stephen Garcia Kentucky 367 Perry Orth The Citadel 366 Dylan Thompson Texas A&M 364 Blake Mitchell Arkansas 356 Bobby Fuller NC State 356 Connor Shaw Tennessee 355 Stephen Garcia Vanderbilt 354 Steve Taneyhill Vanderbilt 351 Anthony Wright Mississippi State 347 Dylan Thompson Tennessee 343 Bobby Fuller East Carolina 342 Todd Ellis Georgia 334 Todd Ellis Virginia Tech 330 Blake Mitchell UCF 330 Dylan Thompson East Carolina 329 Todd Ellis Appalachian State 327 Chris Smelley Mississippi 327 Stephen Garcia Arkansas 324 Tommy Suggs Florida State 324 Syvelle Newton South Florida 323 Blake Mitchell Houston 321 Todd Ellis Georgia 318 Bill Troup Virginia 318 Todd Ellis East Carolina 316 Tommy Suggs Clemson 316 Blake Mitchell Florida 313 Stephen Garcia Georgia 312 Tommy Suggs Virginia 312 Stephen Garcia Vanderbilt 312 Connor Shaw Wisconsin 311 Steve Taneyhill Louisiana Tech 311 Connor Shaw Kentucky 310 Dylan Thompson Clemson 307 Steve Taneyhill Clemson 307 Anthony Wright Mississippi 306 Todd Ellis Georgia 306 Dondrial Pinkins Tennessee 305 Phil Petty Mississippi State 304 Todd Ellis Louisiana State 304 Steve Taneyhill Kentucky 304 Jake Bentley Kentucky 300 Stephen Garcia Vanderbilt

LONGEST PASS COMPLETIONS (*-TD) 10/14/95 10/08/94 10/24/87 09/02/95 10/25/14 10/11/86 12/29/16 09/16/95 11/18/06 10/16/10 11/21/15 08/28/14 11/03/07 10/27/90 10/27/12 10/23/10 10/21/95 09/28/96 11/01/14 09/28/91 09/27/86 10/10/87 09/01/05 09/08/12 09/05/87 10/04/08 11/07/09 10/26/68 09/18/04 12/29/06 09/24/88 09/09/72 10/25/86 11/21/70 11/10/07 09/12/09 11/02/68 10/24/09 01/01/14 09/18/93 10/08/11 11/24/12 11/18/95 10/03/98 09/26/87 10/30/04 09/23/00 12/31/87 09/23/95 09/16/17 10/31/09

99* D. Pinkins/Troy Williamson 98* D. Pinkins/Matthew Thomas 97* Todd Ellis/Robert Brooks 94* D. Thompson/Damiere Byrd 93* Steve Taneyhill/Monty Means 92* S. Taneyhill/Stanley Pritchett 85* Dylan Thompson/Pharoh Cooper 83* G. Beckham/Kent Hagood 82* Ed Clary/Ben Joe Williams 81* Jeff Grantz/Philip Logan 81* Mike Hold/Eric Poole 80* Tommy Suggs/Jim Mitchell 80* Stephen Garciz/Alshon Jeffery 80* Garry Harper/Horace Smith 80* Mike Hold/Raynard Brown 80* Todd Ellis/Sterling Sharpe 79* Bobby Fuller/Eddie Miller 78* Mikal Goodman/Kerry Hood 78* Phil Petty/Ryan Brewer 78 Connor Shaw/Alshon Jeffery 78* Dylan Thompson/Pharoh Cooper 78* Perry Orth/Pharoh Cooper 77* Jeff Grantz/Bob Halminski 77 Todd Ellis/Ryan Bethea 77* Anthony Wright/Corey Bridges 77* D. Pinkins/Matthew Thomas 76 Zion McKinney/Philip Logan 76* Connor Shaw/Damiere Byrd 75 Bobby Fuller/Eddie Miller 75 A. Wright/Marcus Robinson 73* Carlisle Bell/Bru Boineau 73* Mackie Prickett/Buddy Frick 73* S. Newton/Troy Williamson 73 Dylan Thompson/Pharoh Cooper 72* Ron Bass/George Rogers 72* Todd Ellis/Sterling Sharpe 72* Stephen Garcia/Alshon Jeffery 71* Emmen Wingfield/Ed Zobel 71* Mike Hold/Ira Hillary 70* Jeff Grant/Philip Logan 70* Mike Hold/Sterling Sharpe 70* D. Pinkins/Troy Williamson 70* Stephen Garcia/Alshon Jeffery 70 Dylan Thompson/Nick Jones 69* Dan Reeves/Bobby Bryant 69 Blake Williamson/Toby Cates 69 Stephen Garcia/Moe Brown 69 Stephen Garcia/Alshon Jeffery 69* Dylan Thompson-Nick Jones 68* Mackie Prickett/Carl Brazell 68* Jake Bentley/Deebo Samuel 67 Bill Troup/Eddie Muldrow 66* Chris Smelley/Jared Cook 66 Phil Petty/Corey Alexander 65* Harold Mauney/Earl Clary 65 Andy LeHeup/Jay Saldi 65* D. Pinkins/Troy Williamson 65* Connor Shaw/Shaq Roland 64* Todd Ellis/Ryan Bethea 64 Blake Mitchell/Mike Davis 64 Blake Mitchell/Sidney Rice 63 Chris Smelley/Jared Cook 63 Mike Hold/Thomas Dendy 62 Tommy Suggs/Benny Galloway 62 Jay Lynn Hodgin/E. Muldrow 62* Garry Harper/Zion McKinney 62* Garry Harper/Horace Smith 62 Mike Hold/Ira Hillary 62 Anthony Wright/Boo Williams 62 Connor Shaw/D.L. Moore 62* Connor Shaw/Damiere Byrd 62* Jake Bentley/Hayden Hurst 61* Tommy Suggs/Jim Mitchell 61* Mike Hold/Chris Corley 61 Steve Taneyhill/Zola Davis 61 D. Pinkins/Troy Williamson

Virginia 09/07/03 Mississippi 11/01/03 East Carolina 09/17/88 UAB 09/15/12 Louisiana Tech 09/16/95 Kentucky 09/23/95 Tennessee 11/01/14 Pacific 11/07/81 Catholic 11/28/38 Appalachian St. 11/08/75 Navy 11/17/84 Georgia 10/31/70 Arkansas 11/07/09 Mississippi 10/21/78 Pittsburgh 10/05/85 Nebraska 10/03/87 Florida State 11/09/91 Kentucky 10/09/99 Tennessee 10/28/00 Nebraska 01/02/12 Miami (Fla.) 12/27/14 Vanderbilt 10/17/15 Virginia 10/15/75 Clemson 11/21/87 Mississippi St. 09/28/96 LSU 10/18/03 Miami (Ohio) 09/17/77 Tennessee 10/27/13 The Citadel 10/20/90 Mississippi St. 09/28/96 Furman 11/17/28 Virginia 11/13/54 USF 09/18/04 South Alabama 11/22/14 Mississippi 10/15/77 Clemson 11/22/86 Vanderbilt 10/23/10 Virginia 10/08/27 East Carolina 10/27/84 Wake Forest 11/15/75 East Carolina 10/26/85 Clemson 11/23/02 Tennessee 10/30/10 Michigan 01/01/13 Wake Forest 11/14/64 Tennessee 10/30/93 Mississippi 09/24/09 Auburn 09/25/10 Texas A&M 08/28/14 North Carolina 11/05/55 Kentucky 09/16/17 Clemson 11/25/72 Arkansas 11/08/08 Boise State 09/01/01 Wofford 09/23/33 Florida State 11/17/73 Georgia 09/11/04 North Carolina 08/29/13 East Carolina 10/28/86 UCF 09/01/05 Florida 11/12/05 Mississippi 10/04/08 NC State 11/02/85 Virginia 11/02/68 Appalachian St. 11/09/74 Notre Dame 10/29/79 Wake Forest 11/05/80 Georgia 09/29/84 Kentucky 10/10/98 Georgia 10/06/12 Kentucky 09/29/13 Arkansas 10/07/17 Tennessee 11/07/70 NC State 11/03/84 LSU 09/30/95 Troy 09/25/04

Year-by-Year Passing Leaders Year 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Player Bo Hagan John Boyle Ed Pasky Dick Balka Johnny Gramling Johnny Gramling Mackie Prickett Mackie Prickett Mackie Prickett Alex Hawkins Bobby Bunch Steve Satterfield Dave Sowell Jim Costen Dan Reeves Dan Reeves Dan Reeves Mike Fair Mike Fair Mike Fair Tommy Suggs Tommy Suggs Tommy Suggs Glenn Morris Dobby Grossman Bill Troup Jeff Grantz Jeff Grantz Jeff Grantz Ron Bass Ron Bass Garry Harper Garry Harper Garry Harper Gordon Beckham Gordon Beckham Allen Mitchell Mike Hold Mike Hold Todd Ellis Todd Ellis Todd Ellis Todd Ellis Bobby Fuller Bobby Fuller Steve Taneyhill Steve Taneyhill Steve Taneyhill Steve Taneyhill Anthony Wright Anthony Wright Anthony Wright Phil Petty Phil Petty Phil Petty Corey Jenkins Dondrial Pinkins Syvelle Newton Blake Mitchell Blake Mitchell Blake Mitchell Chris Smelley Stephen Garcia Stephen Garcia Connor Shaw Connor Shaw Connor Shaw Dylan Thompson Perry Orth Jake Bentley Jake Bentley

Comp-Att 29-57 29-84 21-52 26-57 61-144 68-132 68-116 35-73 15-44 9-12 13-23 17-44 17-38 61-146 66-131 62-146 83-164 89-175 31-82 79-165 110-207 109-196 136-269 104-229 61-117 56-129 62-121 39-95 120-216 110-199 82-176 62-135 73-143 90-177 92-180 63-146 80-172 64-137 107-208 205-340 241-432 198-391 103-187 171-294 202-340 86-162 149-291 257-403 261-389 131-244 139-252 145-273 65-146 170-315 164-288 100-180 162-322 70-131 186-315 135-202 152-255 169-302 239-432 224-349 123-188 154-228 180-284 270-451 143-261 125-190 245-394

Yards 356 383 196 401 709 1,045 682 513 193 153 177 180 190 764 930 657 974 1,049 467 970 1,544 1,342 2,030 1,313 874 758 864 642 1,815 1,320 1,140 776 929 1,266 1,221 725 1,142 1,385 1,596 3,020 3,206 2,353 1,374 2,372 2,524 1,272 1,930 2,486 3,094 1,850 1,685 1,899 803 2,285 1,926 1,334 2,127 1,093 2,370 1,789 1,747 1,922 2,862 3,059 1,448 1,956 2,447 3,564 1,929 1,420 2,794

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Game RUSHING YARDS 1. Brandon Bennett vs. East Tenn. St. (10/5/91) ..278 2. Jeff Grantz vs. Ohio (10/20/73) .......................260 3. Steve Wadiak vs. Clemson (10/19/50) ..............256 4. Marcus Lattimore vs. Navy (9/17/11)...............246 5. George Rogers vs. Wake Forest (11/18/78) .......237 6. Rico Dowdle vs. Western Carolina (11/19/16) .226 7. George Rogers vs. Duke (10/11/80) .................224 8. George Rogers vs. NC State (11/3/79) .............217 9. Derek Watson vs. E. Michigan (9/16/00) .........215 10. Marcus Lattimore vs. Florida (11/13/10)..........212 RUSHING ATTEMPTS 1. Marcus Lattimore vs. Florida (11/13/10)............40 2. Ron Bass vs. North Carolina (10/26/74) ............39 3. George Rogers vs. Wake Forest (11/15/80) .........38 4. Marcus Lattimore vs. Georgia (9/11/10) ............37 Marcus Lattimore vs. Navy (9/17/11).................37 6. George Rogers vs. Michigan (9/27/80) ...............36 George Rogers vs. Duke (10/11/80) ...................36 8. George Rogers vs. Oklahoma State (10/6/79) .....35 George Rogers vs. Georgia (11/1/80) .................35 10. Earl Clary vs. Clemson (10/19/33) .....................33 Warren Muir vs. North Carolina (9/23/67) ........33 Mike Dingle vs. Virginia Tech (9/22/90) ............33 Duce Staley vs. Auburn (10/5/96) ......................33

RUSHING AVERAGE (Min. 40 Att.) 1. Steve Wadiak (1948) .................... 8.2 (51 for 420) 2. Mike Caskey (1954) ......................6.7 (83 for 556) 3. Carl Brazell (1955) ........................6.6 (46 for 305) 4. Gene Wilson (1953)......................6.5 (77 for 502) 5. Troy Hambrick (1996) ..................6.5 (43 for 281) 6. Lorenzo NuÃ±ez (2015) ..................6.4 (59 for 375) 7. Thomas Dendy (1984) ................6.2 (103 for 634) 8. Steve Wadiak (1950) ...................6.1 (163 for 998) 9. Jay Lynn Hodgin (1974) .............6.1 (154 for 941) 10. Thomas Dendy (1982) ................6.1 (140 for 848) RUSHING YARDS BY A QUARTERBACK 1. Corey Jenkins (2002) .......................................655

Career RUSHING ATTEMPTS 1. George Rogers (1977-80) .................................954 2. Harold Green (1986-89) ..................................702 3. Brandon Bennett (1991-94) .............................681 4. Marcus Lattimore (2010-12) ............................555 4. Johnnie Wright (1977-81) ................................552 5. Steve Wadiak (1948-51) ...................................543 6. Warren Muir (1967-69) ...................................523 Mike Davis (2005-08) ......................................523 8. Jay Lynn Hodgin (1972-74) .............................515 9. Thomas Dendy (1982-85) ................................494 10. Cory Boyd (2003-07) .......................................464

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 1. Many, Last: Mike Davis vs. Kentucky (10/4/14) ..3

No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18.

RUSHING YARDS 1. George Rogers (1980) ...................................1,894 2. George Rogers (1979) ...................................1,681 3. Marcus Lattimore (2010) ..............................1,197 4. Mike Davis (2013) ........................................1,183 5. Kevin Long (1975) ........................................1,133 6. Duce Staley (1996)........................................1,116 7. Clarence Williams (1975)..............................1,073 8. Derek Watson (2000) ....................................1,066 9. Harold Green (1987) ....................................1,022 10. George Rogers (1978) ...................................1,006

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RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 1. Marcus Lattimore (2010) ...................................17 2. Harold Green (1987) .........................................15 3. George Rogers (1980) ........................................14 4. Jeff Grantz (1975) ..............................................12 Andrew Pinnock (2001) .....................................12 6. Derek Watson (2000) .........................................11 Marcus Lattimore (2012) ...................................11 Mike Davis (2013) .............................................11 9. Marcus Lattimore (2011) ...................................10 10. 6 Players Tied, last: Mike Davis (2014) ...............................................9

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RUSHING AVERAGE (1,000-Yard Minimum) 1. Carl Brazell (1952-55)..............5.7 (203 for 1,163) 2. Mike Davis (2012-13) ..............5.7 (255 for 1,458) 3. Thomas Dendy (1982-85) ........5.6 (494 for 2,767) 4. George Rogers (1977-80) .........5.5 (954 for 5,204) Kent Hagood (1981-85)...........5.5 (365 for 2,014) Mike Caskey (1952-55)............5.5 (232 for 1,276) Anthony Smith (1983-86) ........5.5 (183 for 1,004) 8. Mike Davis (2011-14) ..............5.4 (454 for 2,440) Duce Staley (1995-96) .............5.4 (345 for 1,852) 10. Demetris Summers (2003-04) ..5.3 (212 for 1,125) Steve Wadiak (1948-51) ...........5.3 (543 for 2,878) Kevin Long (1973-76)..............5.3 (447 for 2,372) Clarence Williams (1974-76) ...5.3 (440 for 2,311) Troy Hambrick (1996-98) ........5.3 (302 for 1,586)

1,000-Yard Career Rushers

Season

RUSHING ATTEMPTS 1. George Rogers (1980) ......................................324 2. George Rogers (1979) ......................................311 3. Marcus Lattimore (2010) .................................249 4. Harold Green (1987) .......................................229 5. Duce Staley (1996)...........................................218 6. Johnnie Wright (1981) .....................................212 7. Mike Davis (2013) ...........................................203 8. Harold Green (1989) .......................................201 9. Mike Davis (2014) ...........................................199 10. Brandon Bennett (1993) ..................................193

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 1. Marcus Lattimore (2010-12) ..............................38 2. George Rogers (1977-80) ...................................31 Harold Green (1986-89) ....................................31 4. Brandon Bennett (1991-94) ...............................27 Andrew Pinnock (1999-02) ................................27 6. Jeff Grantz (1973-75) .........................................26 7. Cory Boyd (2003-07) .........................................23 8. Jay Lynn Hodgin (1972-74) ...............................22 Mike Davis (2012-14) ........................................22 10. Warren Muir (1967-69) .....................................19 Mike Davis (2005-08) ........................................19

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PLAYER George Rogers Brandon Bennett Harold Green Steve Wadiak Thomas Dendy Marcus Lattimore Johnnie Wright Jay Lynn Hodgin Mike Davis Kevin Long Clarence Williams Cory Boyd Warren Muir Mike Davis Derek Watson Kent Hagood Bishop Strickland Duce Staley Andrew Pinnock Brandon Wilds Rob DeBoer Connor Shaw Spencer Clark Mike Dingle Troy Hambrick Jeff Grantz Alex Hawkins Kenny Miles Mike Caskey Daccus Turman King Dixon Steve Dorsey Stanley Pritchett Ron Bass Carl Brazell Ben Garnto Gene Wilson Demetris Summers Tommy Simmons Billy Gambrell A.J. Turner Todd Berry Rico Dowdle Rudy Holloman

YEARS 1977-80 1991-94 1986-89 1948-51 1982-85 2010-12 1977-81 1972-74 2012-14 1973-76 1974-76 2003-07 1967-69 2005-08 1999-01 1981-85 1947-50 1995-96 1999-02 2011-15 1990-93 2010-13 1976-79 1988-90 1996-98 1972-75 1956-58 2009-12 1952-55 2002-05 1956-58 1976-79 1992-95 1973-77 1952-55 1965-67 1951-53 2003-04 1969-71 1960-62 2016-17 1980-83 2016-17 1967-69

ATT. YARDS AVG. 954 5,204 5.5 681 3,055 4.5 702 3,005 4.3 543 2,878 5.3 494 2,767 5.6 555 2,677 4.8 552 2,589 4.7 515 2,478 4.8 454 2,440 5.4 447 2,372 5.3 440 2,311 5.3 464 2,267 4.9 523 2,234 4.3 523 2,231 4.3 437 2,078 4.8 365 2,014 5.5 381 1,965 5.2 345 1,852 5.4 422 1,852 4.4 379 1,844 4.9 386 1,810 4.7 452 1,683 3.7 319 1,652 5.2 389 1,634 4.2 302 1,586 5.3 405 1,577 3.9 339 1,490 4.4 315 1,341 4.3 232 1,276 5.5 281 1,255 4.5 288 1,250 4.3 297 1,216 4.1 266 1,178 4.4 446 1,167 2.6 203 1,163 5.7 277 1,151 4.2 268 1,145 4.3 212 1,125 5.3 324 1,109 3.4 225 1,066 4.7 214 1,028 4.8 211 1,027 4.9 199 1,015 5.1 255 1,010 4.0

R U SHIN G R E CO R DS LONGEST RUNS (*-TD) 96* Steve Wadiak Geo. Washington 10/27/50 89 Ben Garnto Wake Forest 10/15/65 89* Brandon Bennett East Tenn. State 10/05/91 88* Bobby Wallace Middle Tennessee 11/18/06 87* Carl Brazell Wofford 09/17/55 84* Carl West Pacific 09/06/80 80* George Rogers Florida State 10/10/79 80* Trevin Smith Eastern Michigan 9/16/00 78* Billy Gambrell Northwestern 09/12/62 77* Heyward King Wake Forest 11/30/57 77 Spencer Clark Clemson 11/09/77 75* Troy Hambrick Clemson 11/23/96 75* Mike Davis North Carolina 08/29/13 75 Mike Davis Georgia 09/07/13 75* A.J. Turner Texas A&M 10/01/16 74* Ben Garnto NC State 10/02/65 74* Kent Hagood East Carolina 10/27/84 73* Steve Wadiak Clemson 10/19/50 73* Steve Satterfield Virginia 11/07/59 73* D. Reeves/B. Gambrell NC State 11/10/62 [Reeves (9 yards) to Gambrell (64 yards)] 72* Carl Brazell Virginia 11/26/55 72* George Rogers Wake Forest 11/18/78 72* George Rogers Pacific 09/06/80 71* Pharoh Cooper Coastal Carolina 11/23/13 70* Phil Cantore Clemson 10/21/43 70* Thomas Dendy Navy 11/13/82 70* Troy Hambrick Kentucky 10/10/98 70 Pharoh Cooper Vanderbilt 09/20/14 70* Brandon Wilds Tennessee 11/01/14 69* Carroll McClain North Carolina 11/05/55 69* Billy Gambrell Wake Forest 09/30/61 69 Clarence Williams Virginia 10/09/76 68* Derek Watson Arkansas 10/14/00 68* Melvin Ingram Georgia 09/10/11 67 Carl Huggins Wake Forest 11/06/63 66* Bru Boineau Clemson 10/23/30 66 Steve Wadiak Clemson 10/19/50 66* Bobby Drawdy Geo. Washington 11/03/51 66* Alex Hawkins Furman 11/03/56 66 Perry Orth Texas A&M 10/31/15 65* Derek Watson Eastern Michigan 09/16/00 65* Billy Ray Rice North Carolina 10/10/70 64 Johnnie Wright Duke 10/11/80 64 Connor Shaw Michigan 01/01/13 63 Jay Lynn Hodgin Wake Forest 11/16/74 62* Bobby Giles Clemson 10/04/46 61* Thomas Dendy Cincinnati 10/02/82 61 Thomas Dendy NC State 10/30/82 61* Anthony Smith The Citadel 08/31/85 61* Derek Watson Clemson 11/18/00 61* Bruce Ellington Kentucky 10/08/11 60* Rudy Holloman Duke 09/20/69 60* Johnnie Wright Cincinnati 10/18/80 60* Connor Shaw The Citadel 11/19/11 58* Buddy Bennett Virginia 12/03/60 58* Spencer Clark Wake Forest 11/12/77 58* Carl West Cincinnati 10/18/80 58* Duce Staley Kentucky 10/12/96 58* Derek Watson Kentucky 10/18/00 58 Derek Watson Kentucky 10/06/01 58 Marcus Lattimore Troy 11/20/10 58 Shon Carson Florida 11/16/13 57* Randy Spinks Wake Forest 11/04/72 57* Thomas Dendy Florida State 11/10/84 56 Steve Mixon Kentucky 10/12/96 55 George Rogers NC State 10/04/80 55* Greg Welch East Carolina 10/26/85 54 Troy Hambrick Clemson 11/21/97 54 Demetris Summers UAB 09/20/03 53 Jack Morris Wake Forest 11/26/60 53* Randy Chastain Wake Forest 11/15/75 53 Troy Hambrick Florida 11/16/96 53 Ace Sanders Southern Miss 09/02/10

53* 52 52* 52* 52 50

Mike Davis Hugh Stoddard Jay Lynn Hodgin Brandon Bennett Jamari Smith Mike Davis

Central Florida Clemson NC State Louisiana Tech Coastal Carolina UAB

09/28/13 10/24/29 11/03/73 09/18/93 11/23/13 09/15/12

Multiple 100-Yard Rushers in a Game 10/06/50 Furman 10/27/50 11/02/74 10/04/75 11/01/75 11/22/75 09/30/78 10/27/79 11/03/79 09/06/80 11/13/82 11/03/84 11/16/85

10/07/89 10/13/90 10/17/92 11/23/96 10/21/00 10/20/01 09/15/07 10/18/14

Steve Wadiak, 109 Bishop Strickland, 100 George Washington Steve Wadiak, 182 Bishop Strickland, 114 NC State Ron Bass, 121 Clarence Williams, 105 Baylor Kevin Long, 133 Clarence Williams, 111 NC State Keving Long, 160 Clarence Williams, 150 Clemson Clarence Williams, 160 Jeff Grantz, 122 Georgia Johnnie Wright, 156 George Rogers, 128 Notre Dame Spencer Clark, 116 George Rogers, 113 NC State George Rogers, 217 Spencer Clark, 103 Pacific George Rogers, 153 Carl West, 113 Navy Thomas Dendy, 156 Todd Berry, 129 NC State Kent Hagood, 111 Thomas Dendy, 106 Navy Thomas Dendy, 156 Anthony Smith, 123 Mike Hold, 104 East Carolina Mike Dingle, 117 Albert Haynes, 101 East Carolina Rob DeBoer, 165 Mike Dingle, 113 Mississippi State Brandon Bennett, 129 Rob DeBoer, 107 Clemson Troy Hambrick, 135 Duce Staley, 133 Vanderbilt Andrew Pinnock, 135 Derek Watson, 128 Vanderbilt Andrew Pinnock, 106 Derek Watson, 105 South Carolina State Cory Boyd, 132 Mike Davis, 102 Furman Mike Davis, 111 David Williams, 110

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Year-by-Year Rushing Leaders Year 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Player Bishop Strickland Steve Wadiak Steve Wadiak Steve Wadiak Steve Wadiak Gene Wilson Gene Wilson Mike Caskey Carl Brazell King Dixon Alex Hawkins John Saunders Phil Lavoie Buddy Bennett Dick Day Billy Gambrell Marty Rosen Phil Branson Ben Garnto Benny Galloway Warren Muir Rudy Holloman Warren Muir Tommy Simmons Tommy Simmons Jay Lynn Hodgin Jay Lynn Hodgin Jay Lynn Hodgin Kevin Long Clarence Williams Spencer Clark George Rogers George Rogers George Rogers Johnnie Wright Thomas Dendy Thomas Dendy Thomas Dendy Thomas Dendy Anthony Smith Harold Green Harold Green Harold Green Mike Dingle Brandon Bennett Brandon Bennett Brandon Bennett Brandon Bennett Duce Staley Duce Staley Troy Hambrick Troy Hambrick Derek Watson Derek Watson Andrew Pinnock Corey Jenkins Daccus Turman Demetris Summers Mike Davis Cory Boyd Cory Boyd Mike Davis Kenny Miles Marcus Lattimore Marcus Lattimore Marcus Lattimore Mike Davis Mike Davis Brandon Wilds Rico Dowdle A.J. Turner

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Yards 510 420 775 998 685 403 502 556 305 655 450 653 522 401 400 582 382 276 437 580 805 530 969 572 430 675 862 941 1,133 873 777 1,006 1,681 1,894 834 848 725 634 560 469 1,022 606 989 746 702 646 853 854 736 1,116 604 701 394 1,066 622 655 657 487 666 823 903 573 626 1,197 818 662 1,183 982 567 764 531

Avg. 5.4 8.2 5.1 6.1 3.9 3.1 6.5 6.7 6.6 4.8 4.1 5.1 4.3 5.1 4.0 5.5 4.4 3.2 4.9 4.5 4.3 4.8 4.3 3.5 3.4 3.6 5.0 6.1 6.0 5.0 5.8 5.7 5.4 5.8 3.9 6.1 5.5 6.2 4.7 4.9 4.5 3.7 4.9 4.0 4.6 4.3 4.4 4.5 5.8 5.1 5.3 4.9 3.5 5.7 5.4 4.1 4.9 5.5 4.6 5.0 5.0 3.5 5.4 4.8 5.0 4.6 5.8 4.9 4.6 5.7 5.4 111

RUSHING RECORDS 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES 278 Brandon Bennett East Tennessee St. 260 Jeff Grantz Ohio 256 Steve Wadiak Clemson 246 Marcus Lattimore Navy 237 George Rogers Wake Forest 226 Rico Dowdle Western Carolina 224 George Rogers Duke 217 George Rogers NC State 215 Derek Watson Eastern Michigan 212 Marcus Lattimore Florida 211 Ron Bass North Carolina 193 George Rogers NC State 193 Duce Staley Kentucky 187 Duce Staley Central Florida 186 George Rogers Florida State 185 Steve Wadiak Miami 185 Jeff Grantz Clemson 184 Marcus Lattimore Tennessee 183 Mike Davis Kentucky 182 Steve Wadiak Geo. Washington 182 Marcus Lattimore Georgia 179 George Rogers The Citadel 177 George Rogers Wake Forest 176 Marcus Lattimore Georgia 172 Harold Green Wake Forest 170 Duce Staley Georgia 168 George Rogers Georgia 168 George Rogers Clemson 167 Mike Davis Central Florida 165 George Rogers Oklahoma State 165 Rob DeBoer East Carolina 164 Warren Muir North Carolina 162 Johnnie Wright Duke 161 George Rogers Duke 161 Demetris Summers UAB 160 Kevin Long NC State 160 Clarence Williams Clemson 160 Harold Green Duke 160 Cory Boyd Tennessee 159 Warren Muir Tennessee 158 George Rogers Mississippi 158 Demetris Summers Tennessee 157 Spencer Clark Clemson 156 Johnnie Wright Georgia 156 Thomas Dendy Navy 155 Thomas Dendy Navy 153 George Rogers Pacific 152 George Rogers Georgia 150 Clarence Williams NC State 150 George Rogers Duke 150 Harold Green Western Carolina 150 Derek Watson Clemson 149 Kevin Long Appalachian State 149 Derek Watson Kentucky 149 Mike Davis Georgia 149 Rico Dowdle Missouri 148 George Rogers Georgia Tech 147 Harold Mauney Clemson 147 Steve Wadiak Furman 146 Brian Maddox Vanderbilt 145 Anthony Smith Western Carolina 143 Jay Lynn Hodgin Wake Forest 143 Brandon Wilds Tennessee 142 Steve Wadiak The Citadel 142 George Rogers Michigan 141 George Rogers Southern Cal 141 Duce Staley Tennessee 141 Troy Hambrick Marshall 140 Jay Lynn Hodgin Appalachian State 139 Tommy Simmons Duke 139 Harold Green Georgia Tech 139 Duce Staley Louisiana State 137 Mike Dingle Virginia Tech 137 Brandon Wilds Tennessee 137 Mike Davis Tennessee 136 Earl Clary Clemson 136 Warren Muir Georgia 136 Derek Watson Arkansas 136 A.J. Turner Florida 135 Troy Hambrick Clemson 135 Troy Hambrick Clemson 135 Andrew Pinnock Vanderbilt 135 Derek Watson Kentucky 133 Kevin Long Baylor 133 George Rogers Missouri 133 Duce Staley Clemson 132 Harold Green Virginia 132 Brandon Bennett Kentucky 132 Cory Boyd South Carolina St. 131 Clarence Williams Virginia 131 Johnnie Wright Mississippi 129 Alex Hawkins Furman

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10/05/91 10/20/73 10/19/50 09/17/11 11/18/78 11/19/16 10/11/80 11/03/79 09/16/00 11/13/10 10/26/74 10/04/80 10/12/96 09/07/96 11/10/79 11/11/49 11/24/73 10/30/10 10/04/14 10/27/50 09/11/10 11/08/80 11/15/80 09/10/11 11/14/87 09/14/96 11/01/80 11/22/80 09/28/13 10/06/79 10/13/90 09/23/67 10/11/80 09/22/79 09/20/03 11/01/75 11/22/75 09/02/89 10/27/07 11/11/69 10/13/79 09/27/03 11/19/77 09/30/78 11/16/85 11/13/82 09/06/80 09/29/79 11/01/75 09/23/78 10/21/89 11/20/00 11/08/75 10/07/00 09/07/13 11/05/16 10/07/78 10/19/33 10/06/51 10/23/10 09/13/86 10/13/73 11/01/14 12/03/49 09/27/80 09/20/80 10/28/95 09/19/98 11/09/74 11/04/70 09/23/89 09/30/95 09/22/90 10/29/11 10/19/13 10/22/31 10/04/69 10/14/00 11/11/17 11/23/96 11/21/97 10/21/00 10/06/01 10/04/75 12/29/79 11/23/96 10/17/87 09/23/93 09/15/07 10/09/76 10/21/78 11/03/56

129 129 129 128 128 128 128 128 128 128 127 127 127 127 127 126 125 125 124 124 124 123 123 123 123 122 122 122 122 122 122 122 122 121 121 121 120 120 120 120 120 120 119 118 118 117 116 116 116 115 115 115 115 115 114 114 114 114 114 114 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 113 112 112 111 111 111 111 110 110 110 109 109 109 109 109 109 108 108 108 108

Todd Berry Harold Green Brandon Bennett Kevin Long George Rogers George Rogers Derek Watson Mike Davis Mike Davis Brandon Wilds Warren Muir Jay Lynn Hodgin Brandon Bennett Kenny Miles Rico Dowdle Ron Bass Mike Caskey Mike Davis Phil Lavoie Dan Reeves Thomas Dendy George Rogers Anthony Smith Daccus Turman Lorenzo Nuñez Al Grygo Warren Muir Jay Lynn Hodgin Jeff Grantz Spencer Clark Brandon Bennett Brandon Bennett Daccus Turman Dan Reeves Ron Bass A.J. Turner Buddy Bennett Jay Lynn Hodgin Brandon Bennett Troy Hambrick Brandon Wilds Marcus Lattimore BrandonWilds Kent Hagood Derek Watson Mike Dingle John Saunders Billy Gambrell Spencer Clark Warren Muir Ron Bass Johnnie Wright Harold Green Mike Davis Earl Clary Bishop Strickland Clarence Williams Brandon Bennett Derek Watson Kenny Miles Rudy Holloman George Rogers Carl West George Rogers Johnnie Wright Thomas Dendy Mike Dingle Mike Dingle Duce Staley Corey Jenkins Cory Boyd Cory Boyd Jarvis Giles A.J. Turner Johnnie Wright Marcus Lattimore Clarence Williams Kent Hagood Mike Davis Mike Davis Boo Williams Marcus Lattimore David Williams Steve Wadiak Steve Wadiak Kevin Long Ryan Brewer Brandon Wilds Marcus Lattimore Steve Wadiak Dick Harris George Rogers Harold Green

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Navy Virginia Tech Mississippi State Louisiana State Georgia Cincinnati Vanderbilt Arkansas Mississippi State Texas A&M Clemson Clemson Louisiana Tech Wofford Tennessee Appalachian State Army Missouri Virginia NC State Cincinnati Clemson Navy Virginia UCF Clemson Wake Forest NC State Clemson Hawaii Tennessee Kentucky Florida NC State NC State Vanderbilt Wake Forest Wake Forest Georgia Florida Florida Kentucky Vanderbilt East Carolina NC State East Carolina Virginia Wake Forest Notre Dame Maryland Florida State North Carolina NC State North Carolina Auburn Geo. Washington Duke Louisiana Tech New Mexico State Clemson Duke Notre Dame Pacific Pittsburgh Duke Florida State Duke East Carolina East Carolina New Mexico State Kentucky Vanderbilt Florida Atlantic Texas A&M North Carolina East Carolina Baylor NC State Clemson Furman Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Furman Furman Geo. Washington Mississippi Ohio State The Citadel Georgia Marquette Wake Forest Wichita State Miami (Fla.)

11/13/82 09/09/89 10/17/92 10/25/75 09/30/78 10/18/80 10/21/00 10/12/13 11/02/13 10/31/15 11/22/69 11/23/74 09/18/93 11/17/12 10/29/16 11/10/73 09/25/54 12/30/05 11/07/59 11/10/62 10/02/82 11/25/78 11/16/85 09/06/03 09/26/15 10/20/38 11/04/67 11/03/73 11/22/75 11/26/77 10/31/92 09/24/94 11/15/03 10/31/64 11/02/74 10/28/17 11/26/60 11/04/72 09/03/94 11/16/96 11/12/11 09/29/12 10/17/15 10/27/84 09/04/99 10/07/89 11/15/58 09/30/61 10/27/79 10/28/67 11/17/73 10/24/81 10/28/89 08/29/13 12/03/32 10/27/50 09/30/75 09/17/94 09/02/00 11/28/09 09/20/69 10/27/79 09/16/80 12/29/80 09/19/81 11/10/84 09/01/90 10/13/90 09/21/96 08/31/02 10/07/06 10/21/06 09/19/09 10/01/16 10/28/78 09/03/11 10/04/75 11/03/84 11/19/05 10/18/14 10/26/96 08/30/12 10/18/14 10/06/50 11/03/51 10/19/74 01/01/01 11/19/11 10/06/12 11/03/50 11/20/71 09/13/80 12/05/87

108 108 107 107 107 107 107 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 106 105 105 105 105 105 105 105 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 104 103 103 103 103 103 103 103 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 102 101 101 101 101 101 101 100 100 100 100

Gerald Williams Brandon Bennett David Sowell Dan Reeves Harold Green Rob DeBoer Connor Shaw Steve Wadiak Thomas Dendy Thomas Dendy Troy Hambrick Andrew Pinnock Cory Boyd Mike Davis Brandon Wilds Benny Galloway Clarence Williams Clarence Williams Clarence Williams Thomas Dendy Duce Staley Derek Watson Steve Wadiak Carl Brazell Heyward King Ben Garnto Jay Lynn Hodgin Jay Lynn Hodgin George Rogers Thomas Dendy Mike Hold Harold Green Rob DeBoer Brandon Bennett Mike Davis Earl Clary Phil Cantore Mike Caskey Buddy Bennett Kevin Long Spencer Clark Jamari Smith Dick Day Jeff Grantz Jay Lynn Hodgin George Rogers Brandon Bennett Mike Davis Kenny Miles Marcus Lattimore Marcus Lattimore Shon Carson Todd Berry Albert Haynes Corey Jenkins Taylor Rank Mike Davis Mike Davis Earl Clary Harold Green Duce Staley Kenny Miles

Western Carolina Georgia North Carolina Detroit Clemson Mississippi State Clemson Tulsa Clemson NC State Arkansas Vanderbilt Clemson Kentucky Kentucky Clemson NC State NC State Wake Forest Furman Arkansas Vanderbilt Maryland Wofford Wake Forest Wake Forest Duke Wake Forest Wake Forest NC State Navy Western Carolina The Citadel Clemson Missouri Duke Clemson Virginia Virginia Virginia NC State Coastal Carolina Vanderbilt Georgia Tech Georgia Clemson East Carolina South Carolina St. Vanderbilt Troy Kentucky Florida Georgia East Carolina Georgia Florida Atlantic NC State East Carolina Georgia Tech North Carolina Mississippi State Kentucky

09/10/88 09/04/93 10/22/60 11/17/62 11/21/87 10/17/92 11/26/11 11/13/48 11/20/82 11/03/84 10/18/97 10/20/01 11/25/06 10/05/13 09/12/15 11/26/66 11/02/74 10/03/76 11/13/76 10/16/82 10/19/96 10/20/01 11/06/48 09/17/55 11/30/57 10/16/65 09/21/74 11/16/74 11/17/79 10/30/82 11/16/85 09/12/87 10/20/90 11/19/94 09/27/14 09/26/31 10/21/43 11/13/54 12/03/60 10/11/75 11/03/79 11/23/13 11/25/61 09/15/73 09/28/74 11/24/79 10/09/93 09/15/07 10/24/09 11/20/10 10/08/11 11/16/13 09/25/82 10/07/89 09/14/02 09/23/06 08/28/09 09/06/14 10/03/31 09/03/88 09/28/96 10/10/09

Multiple 100-Yard Rushing Games George Rogers ........ 27 Brandon Bennett .... 11 Mike Davis (‘12-14) .. 11 Harold Green ......... 11 Marcus Lattimore ... 11 Steve Wadiak .......... 10 Duce Staley ............. 9 Derek Watson .......... 9 Thomas Dendy ......... 8 Jay Lynn Hodgin ...... 8 Clarence Williams .... 8 Brandon Wilds ......... 7 Kevin Long .............. 6 Warren Muir ............ 6 Johnnie Wright......... 6 Cory Boyd................ 5 Troy Hambrick......... 5 Ron Bass .................. 4 Spencer Clark ........... 4

Earl Clary ................. 4 Mike Davis (‘05-08) .... 4 Mike Dingle ............. 4 Jeff Grantz ................ 4 Kenny Miles ............. 4 Rob DeBoer ............. 3 Rico Dowdle ............ 3 Dan Reeves .............. 3 A.J. Turner ............... 3 Buddy Bennett ......... 2 Todd Berry ............... 2 Mike Caskey ............ 2 Kent Hagood ........... 2 Corey Jenkins ........... 2 Andrew Pinnock....... 2 Anthony Smith......... 2 Bishop Strickland ..... 2 Demetris Summers ... 2 Daccus Turman ........ 2

R E C E IV IN G R E CO R DS

Game

Season

Career

RECEIVING YARDS 1. Pharoh Cooper vs Tennessee (11/1/14) ..........233 2. Troy Williamson vs. USF (9/18/04) ...............210 3. Zola Davis vs. Vanderbilt (10/24/98) .............206 4. Fred Zeigler vs. Virginia (11/2/68).................199 5. Alshon Jeffery vs. Auburn (9/25/10) ..............192 6. Sidney Rice vs. Missouri (12/30/05) ..............191 Pharoh Cooper vs. The Citadel (11/21/15) ....191 8. Deebo Samuel vs. South Florida (12/29/16) ..190 9. Marcus Robinson vs. Miss. State (9/28/96) ....189 10. Zola Davis vs. Mississippi State (10/14/95)....185

RECEIVING YARDS 1. Alshon Jeffery (2010) ..................................1,517 2. Sidney Rice (2005) .....................................1,143 3. Pharoh Cooper (2014) ................................1,136 4. Sterling Sharpe (1986) ................................1,106 5. Sidney Rice (2006) .....................................1,090 6. Pharoh Cooper (2015) ...................................973 7. Kenny McKinley (2007) ................................968 8. Sterling Sharpe (1987) ...................................915 9. Zola Davis (1995)..........................................911 10. Kenny McKinley (2006) ................................880

RECEIVING YARDS 1. Alshon Jeffery (2009-11).............................3,042 2. Kenny McKinley (2005-08) ........................2,781 3. Sterling Sharpe (1983-87) ...........................2,497 4. Zola Davis (1995-98) .................................2,354 5. Sidney Rice (2005-06) ................................2,233 6. Robert Brooks (1988-91) ............................2,211 7. Jermale Kelly (1997-00) ..............................2,181 8. Pharoh Cooper (2013-15) ..........................2,163 9. Philip Logan (1974-77) ..............................2,063 10. Fred Zeigler (1967-69) ...............................1,876

RECEPTIONS 1. Zola Davis vs. Vanderbilt (10/24/98) ...............14 Kenny McKinley vs. Tennessee (10/27/07) ......14 Tori Gurley vs. Vanderbilt (10/23/10)..............14 Deebo Samuel vs. South Florida (12/29/16) ....14 5. Fred Zeigler vs. Virginia (11/2/68)...................12 Stanley Pritchett vs. Georgia (9/2/95) ..............12 Stanley Pritchett vs. Miss. State (10/14/95)......12 Sidney Rice vs. Missouri (12/30/05) ................12 9. Benny Galloway vs. Florida State (10/26/68) ...11 Philip Logan vs. Georgia Tech (9/11/76) .........11 Sterling Sharpe vs. Georgia (9/26/87) ..............11 Zola Davis vs. Mississippi State (10/14/95)......11 Pharoh Cooper vs. Tennessee (11/1/14) ...........11 Pharoh Cooper vs. The Ciatdel (11/21/15) ......11

RECEPTIONS 1. Alshon Jeffery (2010) .......................................88 2. Kenny McKinley (2007) ..................................77 3. Sterling Sharpe (1986) .....................................74 4. Sidney Rice (2006) ..........................................72 5. Sidney Rice (2005) ..........................................70 6. Pharoh Cooper (2014) .....................................69 7. Pharoh Cooper (2015) .....................................66 8. Bryan Edwards (2017) .....................................64 9. Sterling Sharpe (1987) .....................................62 Stanley Pritchett (1995) ...................................62

RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS 1. Sidney Rice (2005-06) .....................................23 Alshon Jeffery (2009-11)..................................23 3. Robert Brooks (1988-91) .................................19 Jermale Kelly (1997-00) ...................................19 Kenny McKinley (2005-08) .............................19 6. Pharoh Cooper (2013-15) ...............................18 7. Sterling Sharpe (1983-87) ................................17 Zola Davis (1995-98) ......................................17 9. Bruce Ellington (2011-13) ...............................16 10. Philip Logan (1974-77) ...................................15

RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS 1. Sidney Rice (2005) ..........................................13 2. Sterling Sharpe (1986) .....................................10 Monty Means (1995) .......................................10 Jermale Kelly (1997) ........................................10 Sidney Rice (2006) ..........................................10 6. Zola Davis (1995)..............................................9 Kenny McKinley (2007) ....................................9 Alshon Jeffery (2010) .........................................9 Ace Sanders (2012) ............................................9 Pharoh Cooper (2014) .......................................9

YARDS PER RECEPTION (Min. 75 receptions) 1. Philip Logan (1974-77) ................................19.6 2. Eddie Miller (1988-91) .................................19.3 Troy Williamson (2002-04) ..........................19.3 4. Ira Hillary (1981-84) ....................................17.4 5. Danny Smith (1984-87) ...............................17.1 6. Alshon Jeffery (2009-11)...............................16.6 7. Jim Mitchell (1969-71) .................................16.4 8. Brian Scott (1998-01) ...................................16.2 9. Toby Cates (1991-94) ...................................16.1 10. Sidney Rice (2005-06) ..................................15.7 Pharoh Cooper (2013-15) ............................15.7

RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS 1. Sidney Rice vs. Florida Atlantic (9/23/06) .........5 2. 10 times, last: Alshon Jeffery vs. Kentucky (10/22/05) ..............3 AVERAGE PER RECEPTION 1. Alshon Jeffery vs. Nebraska (1/2/12) .............37.0 (4-for-148) 2. Troy Williamson vs. Clemson (11/23/02) .....35.0 (4-for-140)

100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES 1. Alshon Jeffery (2010) .............................8 2. Sidney Rice (2005) ................................6 3. Sterling Sharpe (1987) ...........................5 Troy Williamson (2004).........................5 Sidney Rice (2006) ................................5 Pharoh Cooper (2015) ...........................5

Career Receiving Leaders (by Receptions) No. PLAYER YEARS REC. YARDS 1. Kenny McKinley 2005-08 207 2,781 2. Alshon Jeffery 2009-11 183 3,042 3. Sterling Sharpe 1983, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;85-87 169 2,497 4. Zola Davis 1995-98 164 2,354 5. Robert Brooks 1988-91 156 2,211 6. Jermale Kelly 1997-00 153 2,181 7. Fred Zeigler 1967-69 146 1,876 8. Sidney Rice 2005-06 142 2,233 9. Pharoh Cooper 2013-15 138 2,163 10. Cory Boyd 2003-07 117 1,303 11. Stanley Pritchett 1992-95 116 1,097 12. Brandon Bennett 1991-94 111 984 13. Bryan Edwards 2016-17 108 1,383 14. Ryan Brewer 1999-02 107 1,136 15. Bruce Ellington 2011-13 106 1,586 16. Philip Logan 1974-77 105 2,063 17. Hayden Hurst 2015-17 100 1,281 18. Ace Sanders 2010-12 99 1,230 19. Harold Green 1986-89 94 859 20. Brian Scott 1998-01 93 1,506 Nick Jones 2011-14 93 1,125 22. Troy Williamson 2002-04 91 1,754 23. Jim Mitchell 1969-71 90 1,474 Ira Hillary 1981-84 90 1,566 25. Toby Cates 1991-94 89 1,435 26. Deebo Samuel 2015-17 86 1,194 27. Moe Brown 2006-09 85 1,124

AVG. 13.4 16.6 14.8 14.4 14.2 14.3 12.8 15.7 15.7 11.1 9.5 8.9 12.8 10.6 15.0 19.6 12.8 12.4 9.1 16.2 12.1 19.3 16.4 17.4 16.1 13.9 13.2

CONSECUTIVE 100-YARD GAMES 1. Sterling Sharpe (1987) ...........................3 Troy Williamson (2004).........................3 Sidney Rice (2005) ................................3 Pharoh Cooper (2015) ...........................3

100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES 1. Alshon Jeffery (2009-11)..................................12 2. Sidney Rice (2005-06) .....................................11 3. Sterling Sharpe (1983-87) ................................10 4. Pharoh Cooper (2013-15) .................................9 CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITH A RECEPTION 1. Kenny McKinley (2005-08) .............................43 2. Alshon Jeffery (2009-110 .................................36 3. Sterling Sharpe (1985-87) ................................34 Jermale Kelly (1997-00) ...................................34 5. Ryan Brewer (2000-02) ...................................31

YARDS PER RECEPTION (Min. 25 Receptions) 1. Ryan Bethea (1986) ......21.2 (27 for 572) 2. Ira Hillary (1984) .........20.9 (27 for 564) 3. Jim Mitchell (1970) ......20.5 (41 for 842) 4. Toby Cates (1993) ........20.0 (27 for 541) 5. Troy Williamson (2004)19.4 (43 for 835) 6. Eddie Miller (1991) ......19.1 (31 for 592) 7. Philip Logan (1975)......18.4 (39 for 716) 8. Shaq Roland (2013) ......18.2 (25 for 455) 9. Horace Smith (1980) ....17.5 (26 for 455) 10. Damiere Byrd (2013) ....17.4 (33 for 575)

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REC EI VING RECORDS 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES 233 Pharoh Cooper Tennessee 210 Troy Williamson USF 206 Zola Davis Vanderbilt 199 Fred Zeigler Virginia 192 Alshon Jeffery Auburn 191 Sidney Rice Missouri 191 Pharoh Cooper The Citadel 190 Deebo Samuel South Florida 189 Marcus Robinson Mississippi State 185 Zola Davis Mississippi State 184 Monty Means Louisiana Tech 175 Philip Logan Georgia Tech 170 Pharoh Cooper Miami (Fla.) 167 Sterling Sharpe Clemson 167 Boo Williams Kentucky 162 Horace Smith Wake Forest 161 Fred Zeigler Maryland 161 Sidney Rice Florida Atlantic 161 Alshon Jeffery Vanderbilt 160 Pharoh Cooper Vanderbilt 158 Alshon Jeffery Vanderbilt 157 Sterling Sharpe East Carolina 157 Brian Scott Kentucky 155 Jim Mitchell Georgia 151 Sidney Rice Wofford 151 Kenny McKinley Tennessee 148 Alshon Jeffery Nebraska 146 Mike Farrell Clemson 146 Ira Hillary The Citadel 146 Sterling Sharpe Virginia Tech 144 Sterling Sharpe Georgia 143 Brian Scott Vanderbilt 141 Alshon Jeffery Clemson 140 Jackie Brown Virginia 140 Troy Williamson Clemson 140 Bruce Ellington Wisconsin 139 Sidney Rice Houston 138 Alshon Jeffery Kentucky 136 Robert Brooks East Carolina 136 Bruce Ellington Missouri 135 Philip Logan Clemson 135 Toby Cates East Carolina 134 Danny Smith Appalachian State 134 Stanley Pritchett Georgia 133 Marcus Lattimore Kentucky 132 Jim Mitchell Clemson 132 Sidney Rice Vanderbilt 131 Stanley Pritchett Kentucky 131 Troy Williamson Georgia 130 Moe Brown Georgia 130 Kenny McKinley Arkansas 130 Alshon Jeffery Florida State 129 Philip Logan Appalachian State 129 Brandon Bennett Louisiana Tech 128 Mike Farrell Virginia Tech 127 Alshon Jeffery Alabama 127 Pharoh Cooper Auburn 126 Sidney Rice Arkansas 125 Sidney Rice Kentucky 125 Kenny McKinley Clemson 125 Deebo Samuel Missouri 124 Marty Woolbright Virginia Tech 124 Marty Woolbright Louisiana State 124 Sterling Sharpe Florida State 123 Mike Haggard Miami (Ohio) 123 Jermale Kelly Mississippi State 123 Alshon Jeffery Troy 122 Fred Zeigler Clemson 122 Sidney Rice Clemson 122 Deebo Samuel Kentucky 122 Bryan Edwards Louisiana Tech 121 Damiere Byrd Tennessee 120 Zola Davis UCF 119 Sterling Sharpe Georgia 119 Eddie Miller West Virginia 119 Jermale Kelly Mississippi State 119 Ace Sanders Clemson 118 Sterling Sharpe NC State 118 Robert Brooks Virginia Tech 117 David Pitchko The Citadel 116 Alshon Jeffery Arkansas 115 Philip Logan Miami (Ohio) 115 Zola Davis Clemson 114 Kent Hagood Pacific 114 Jermale Kelly Clemson 114 Pharoh Cooper Vanderbilt 113 Stanley Pritchett Mississippi State 113 Matthew Thomas Mississippi 114

11/01/14 09/18/04 10/24/98 11/02/68 09/25/10 12/30/05 11/21/15 12/29/16 09/28/96 10/14/95 09/16/95 09/11/76 12/27/14 11/22/86 10/10/98 11/15/80 10/19/68 09/23/06 10/24/09 10/17/15 10/23/10 10/25/86 10/07/00 10/03/70 09/16/06 10/27/07 01/02/12 11/24/73 09/08/84 10/11/86 09/26/87 10/20/01 11/27/10 09/09/72 11/23/02 01/01/14 12/29/06 10/10/09 09/28/91 10/26/13 11/20/76 10/08/94 09/07/85 09/02/95 10/16/10 11/21/70 10/22/05 09/23/95 09/11/04 09/13/08 11/08/08 12/31/10 11/08/75 09/18/93 10/06/73 10/09/10 10/25/14 11/04/06 10/08/05 11/24/07 11/05/16 10/06/73 10/27/73 11/08/86 10/21/72 09/23/00 11/20/10 11/22/69 11/19/05 09/16/17 09/23/17 10/19/13 09/06/97 09/27/86 09/14/91 09/27/97 11/24/12 10/31/87 09/22/90 10/20/90 11/09/09 09/17/77 11/18/95 11/07/81 11/21/98 09/20/14 10/14/95 11/01/03

113 112 112 112 112 112 112 112 112 111 111 111 111 110 110 110 109 109 109 109 109 109 108 107 107 107 107 107 107 107 106 106 106 106 106 106 105 105 105 105 105 104 104 104 104 104 103 103 103 103 103 102 102 102 102 102 102 101 101 101 101 100 100 100 100

Nick Jones Eddie Muldrow Robert Brooks Brian Scott Sidney Rice Sidney Rice Kenny McKinley Tori Gurley Shaq Roland Jared Cook Jim Mitchell Scott Thomas Bruce Ellington Mike Haggard Zola Davis Kenny McKinley Jim Mitchell Willie Scott Toby Cates Mike Reddick Zola Davis Dion LeCorn Justice Cunningham Fred Zeigler Fred Zeigler Mike Haggard Sterling Sharpe Zola Davis Jermale Kelly Kenny McKinley Benny Galloway Philip Logan Sterling Sharpe Ryan Brewer Alshon Jeffery Deebo Samuel J.R. Wilburn Philip Logan Troy Williamson Pharoh Cooper Jerell Adams Chris Wade Sterling Sharpe Zola Davis Bruce Ellington Deebo Samuel Jackie Brown George Rogers Robert Brooks Sidney Rice Alshon Jeffery Eugene Wilson Kevin White Troy Williamson Matthew Thomas Kenny McKinley Pharoh Cooper Eric Poole Danny Smith Troy Williamson Bryan Edwards James Adkisson Tori Gurley Moe Brown Pharoh Cooper

Texas A&M 08/28/14 Clemson 11/25/72 NC State 10/27/90 Arkansas 10/13/01 Tennessee 10/29/05 Florida 11/12/05 Houston 11/29/06 Vanderbilt 10/23/10 Wisconsin 01/01/14 Vanderbilt 09/04/08 Florida State 10/23/71 Mississippi 10/19/74 Vanderbilt 09/14/13 Virginia 09/09/72 Marshall 09/19/98 Auburn 09/28/06 Maryland 10/17/70 Pittsburgh 12/29/80 Clemson 11/21/92 Florida 11/13/93 Kent 10/07/95 Arkansas 11/03/07 Tennessee 10/27/12 Virginia Tech 11/16/68 Maryland 10/25/69 Clemson 11/02/70 East Carolina 10/24/87 Ole Miss 10/03/98 Alabama 09/29/00 Mississippi State 09/29/07 Florida State 10/26/68 Georgia 09/27/75 Virginia 10/17/87 Georgia 09/14/02 Southern Miss 09/02/10 UMass 10/22/16 Wake Forest 10/16/65 Miami (Ohio) 12/20/75 Troy 09/25/04 LSU 10/10/15 The Citadel 11/21/15 Georgia 09/26/82 East Carolina 10/26/85 Louisiana State 09/30/95 Arkansas 11/10/12 Clemson 11/28/15 Duke 09/18/71 Mississippi 10/15/77 East Carolina 09/17/89 Clemson 11/25/06 Georgia 09/11/10 Duke 10/08/77 Virginia Tech 10/10/87 Virginia 09/06/03 LSU 10/18/03 Georgia 09/08/07 Missouri 10/03/15 The Citadel 08/31/85 Virginia Tech 10/10/87 Kentucky 10/12/02 Vanderbilt 09/01/16 Eastern Michigan 09/16/00 Florida Atlantic 09/19/09 South Carolina St. 10/03/09 Kentucky 09/12/15

Multiple 100-Yard Receiving Games Alshon Jeffery ......... 12 Sidney Rice ............. 11 Sterling Sharpe........ 10 Pharoh Cooper ......... 9 Zola Davis ................ 8 Kenny McKinley....... 7 Philip Logan ............. 6 Troy Williamson ....... 6 Bruce Ellington......... 5 Deebo Samuel........... 5 Fred Zeigler .............. 5 Robert Brooks........... 4 Jermale Kelly............. 4 Jim Mitchell.............. 4

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Mike Haggard........... 3 Stanley Pritchett........ 3 Brian Scott................ 3 Jackie Brown ............. 2 Moe Brown............... 2 Toby Cates ................ 2 Bryan Edwards.......... 2 Bruce Ellington......... 2 Mike Farrell .............. 2 Tori Gurley ............... 2 Danny Smith ............ 2 Matthew Thomas ...... 2 Marty Woolbright ..... 2

Year-by-Year Receiving Leaders (by Receptions) Year 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Player Jim Pinkerton Steve Wadiak W. A. Skelton Clyde Bennett Clyde Bennett Carl Brazell Carl Brazell Alex Hawkins Julius Derrick King Dixon Alex Hawkins Jimmy Hunter Billy Gambrell Billy Gambrell Billy Gambrell Larry Gill J. R. Wilburn J. R. Wilburn Ben Garnto Fred Zeigler Fred Zeigler Fred Zeigler Jim Mitchell Jim Mitchell Mike Haggard Marty Woolbright Mike Farrell Philip Logan Philip Logan Philip Logan Zion McKinney Zion McKinney Willie Scott Horace Smith Chris Corley Ira Hillary Ira Hillary Sterling Sharpe Sterling Sharpe Sterling Sharpe Harold Green Robert Brooks Robert Brooks Robert Brooks Brandon Bennett Toby Cates Brandon Bennett Stanley Pritchett Corey Bridges Marcus Robinson Jermale Kelly Zola Davis Jermale Kelly Jermale Kelly Brian Scott Ryan Brewer Troy Williamson Troy Williamson Sidney Rice Sidney Rice Kenny McKinley Kenny McKinley Alshon Jeffery Alshon Jeffery Alshon Jeffery Ace Sanders Bruce Ellington Pharoh Cooper Pharoh Cooper Deebo Samuel Bryan Edwards

Rec. 18 12 13 34 23 29 11 10 6 10 10 9 12 24 21 14 21 38 19 35 59 52 41 47 46 23 18 39 41 21 19 23 34 27 24 30 27 32 74 62 36 34 33 55 22 27 47 62 28 28 43 48 24 42 47 28 31 43 70 72 77 54 46 88 49 45 49 69 66 59 64

Yards 333 83 204 502 413 241 162 91 126 189 141 60 106 243 226 188 236 562 243 370 848 658 842 618 639 347 258 716 678 415 281 387 469 451 163 422 564 471 1,106 915 315 471 548 684 194 541 340 664 399 253 618 733 366 640 730 299 428 835 1,143 1,090 968 642 763 1,517 762 531 775 1,136 973 783 793

Avg. 18.5 6.9 15.7 14.8 18.0 8.3 14.7 9.1 21 18.9 14.1 6.7 8.8 10.1 10.8 13.4 11.2 14.8 12.8 10.6 14.4 12.7 20.5 13.1 13.9 15.1 14.3 18.4 16.5 19.8 14.8 16.8 13.8 16.7 6.8 14.1 20.9 14.7 14.9 14.8 8.8 13.9 16.6 12.4 8.8 20.0 7.2 10.7 14.2 9.0 14.4 15.3 15.3 15.2 15.5 10.7 13.8 19.4 16.3 15.1 12.6 11.9 16.6 17.2 15.6 11.8 15.8 16.5 14.7 13.3 12.4

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100-Yard Rusher/ 100-Yard Receiver 10/16/65 Wake Forest 11/22/69 11/24/73 10/19/74 11/08/75 11/15/80 09/26/82 10/17/87 09/22/90 10/20/90 09/18/93 09/30/95 09/28/96 09/19/98 09/16/00 10/07/00 10/20/01

09/14/02 09/06/03 11/19/05 12/30/05 09/23/06 11/25/06 10/27/07 09/19/09 10/10/09 10/24/09 09/11/10 10/23/10

11/20/10 10/19/13 11/01/14 09/12/15 10/17/15 11/05/16

Ben Garnto (104-Rush) J.R. Wilburn (105-Rec) Clemson Warren Muir (127-Rush) Fred Ziegler (122-Rec) Clemson Jeff Grantz (185-Rush) Mike Farrell (146-Rec) Mississippi Kevin Long (109-Rush) Scott Thomas (111-Rec) Appalachian State Kevin Long (149-Rush) Philip Logan (129-Rec) Wake Forest George Rogers (177-Rush) Horce Smith (162-Rec) Georgia Todd Berry (101-Rush) Chris Wade (104-Rec) Virginia Harold Green (132-Rush) Sterling Sharpe (106-Rec) Virginia Tech Mike Dingle (137-Rush) Robert Brooks (118-Rec) The Citadel Rob DeBoer (104-Rush) David Pitchko (117-Rec) La. Tech Brandon Bennett (127-Rush) Brandon Bennett (129-Rec) Louisiana State Duce Staley (139-Rush) Zola Davis (104-Rec) Mississippi State Duce Staley (100-Rush) Marcus Robinson (189-Rec) Marshall Troy Hambrick (141-Rush) Zola Davis (110-Rec) Eastern Michigan Derek Watson (215-Rush) James Adkisson (100-Rec) Kentucky Derek Watson (149-Rush) Brian Scott (157-Rec) Vanderbilt Andrew Pinnock (106-Rush) Derek Watson (105-Rush) Brian Scott (143-Rec) Georgia Corey Jenkins (101-Rush) Ryan Brewer (106-Rec) Virginia Daccus Turman (123-Rush) Troy Williamson (102-Rec) Clemson Mike Davis (111-Rush) Sidney Rice (122-Rec) Missouri Mike Davis (125-Rush) Sidney Rice (191-Rec) Florida Atlantic Taylor Rank (101-Rush) Sidney Rice (161-Rec) Clemson Cory Boyd (106-Rush) Sidney Rice (103-Rec) Tennessee Cory Boyd (160-Rush) Kenny McKiney (151-Rec) Florida Atlantic Jarvis Giles (113-Rush) Tori Gurley (100-Rec) Kentucky Kenny Miles (100-Rush) Alshon Jefffery (138-v) Vanderbilt Kenny Miles (102-Rush) Alshon Jeffery (161-Rec) Georgia Marcus Lattimore (182-Rush) Alshon Jeffery (103-Rec) Vanderbilt Brian Maddox (146-Rush) Alshon Jeffery (158-Rec) Tori Gurley (112-Rec) Troy Marcus Lattimore (102-Rush) Alshon Jeffery (123-Rec) Tennessee Mike Davis (137-Rush) Damiere Byrd (121-Rec) Tennessee Brandon Wilds (143-Rush) Pharoh Cooper (233-Rec) Kentucky Brandon Wilds (106-Rush) Pharoh Cooper (100-Rec) Vanderbilt Brandon Wilds (119-Rush) Pharoh Cooper (160-Rec) Missouri Rico Dowdle (149-Rush) Deebo Samuel (125-Rec)

Year-by-Year Scoring Leaders

SCORING Game POINTS SCORED/TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 1. Sidney Rice vs. Florida Atlantic (9/23/06) ....30/5 2. Mike Dingle vs. Virginia Tech (9/22/90) ......24/4 Stanley Pritchett vs. Miss. St. (10/14/95) ......24/4

Season POINTS SCORED 1. Marcus Lattimore (2010) ............................... 114 2. Collin Mackie (1987) .................................... 113 3. Elliott Fry (2014)........................................... 105 4. Spencer Lanning (2010) ................................ 102 5. Elliott Fry (2013)............................................. 99 6. Harold Green (1987) ....................................... 96 7. Ryan Succop (2008) ........................................ 90 8. Ryan Succop (2006) ........................................ 85 Elliott Fry (2015)............................................. 85 10. George Rogers (1980) ...................................... 84 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 1. Marcus Lattimore (2010) ................................. 19 2. Harold Green (1987) ....................................... 16 3. George Rogers (1980) ...................................... 14 4. Sidney Rice (2005) .......................................... 13 5. Jeff Grantz (1975) ............................................ 12 Stanley Pritchett (1995) ................................... 12 Sterling Sharpe (1986) ..................................... 12 Derek Watson (2000) ...................................... 12 Andrew Pinnock (2001) .................................. 12 10. 6 times, last: P. Cooper/M. Davis (2014) ......... 11 TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE FOR 1. Connor Shaw (2013) ....................................... 31 Dylan Thompson (2014) ................................. 31 3. Steve Taneyhill (1995) ..................................... 30

Career POINTS SCORED 1. Elliott Fry (2013-16) ..................................... 359 2. Collin Mackie (1987-90) ............................... 330 3. Ryan Succop (2005-08) ................................. 251 4. Marcus Lattimore (2010-12) ......................... 246 5. George Rogers (1977-80)............................... 202 6. Reed Morton (1993-96) ................................ 201 7. Harold Green (1986-89) ................................ 198 8. Scott Hagler (1983-86) .................................. 195 9. Mark Fleetwood (1981-83) ............................ 186 Dan Weaver (2001-03) .................................. 186 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 1. Marcus Lattimore (2010-12) ........................... 41 2. George Rogers (1977-80)................................. 33 Harold Green (1986-89) .................................. 33 4. Brandon Bennett (1991-94) ............................ 28 Cory Boyd (2003-07) ...................................... 28 6. Andrew Pinnock (1999-2002) ......................... 27 7. Jeff Grantz (1972-75) ...................................... 26 8. Thomas Dendy (1982-85) ............................... 25 9. Sterling Sharpe (1983, 85-87) .......................... 24 10. Mike Davis (2012-14) ..................................... 24 TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE FOR 1. Connor Shaw (2010-13) .................................. 74 2. Steve Taneyhill (1992-95) ................................ 64 3. Stephen Garcia (2008-11)................................ 63

Year Player(s) Pts. 1941 Stan Stasica, HB 36 1942 Earl Dunham, HB; Ken Roskie, HB 12 1943 Gene Wagnon, HB 24 1944 Jim Hunnicut, HB 30 1945 Dutch Brembs, HB 45 1946 Earl Dunham, HB 24 1947 Bobby Giles, FB 18 1948 Steve Wadiak, HB 30 1949 Steve Wadiak, HB 36 1950 Steve Wadiak, HB 36 1951 Steve Wadiak, HB 48 1952 Clyde Bennett, E 36 1953 Gene Wilson, HB 36 1954 Mackie Prickett, QB 43 1955 Carl Brazell, HB 30 1956 Alex Hawkins, HB 41 1957 Alex Hawkins, HB 35 1958 Alex Hawkins, HB 42 1959 Phil Lavoie, FB 60 1960 Buddy Bennett, QB; Dick Day, FB 18 1961 Billy Gambrell, HB 32 1962 Billy Gambrell, HB, Dan Reeves, QB 50 1963 Marty Rosen, HB 24 1964 Marty Rosen, HB 30 1965 Jimmy Poole, PK 32 1966 Jimmy Poole, PK 19 1967 Mike Fair, QB 42 1968 Fred Zeigler. FL; Warren Muir, FB 36 1969 Billy DuPre, PK 51 1970 Billy DuPre, PK 58 1971 Tommy Simmons, FB 42 1972 Mike Haggard, FL; Jay Lynn Hodgin, TB 48 1973 Bobby Marino, PK 65 1974 Jay Lynn Hodgin, TB 40 1975 Jeff Grantz, QB 72 1976 Britt Parrish, PK 53 1977 Britt Parrish, PK 53 1978 Johnnie Wright, HB 42 1979 George Rogers, TB 54 1980 George Rogers, TB 84 1981 Mark Fleetwood, PK 57 1982 Mark Fleetwood, PK 70 1983 Mark Fleetwood, PK 59 1984 Scott Hagler, PK 69 1985 Scott Hagler, PK 59 1986 Sterling Sharpe. WR 72 1987 Collin Mackie, PK 113 1988 Collin Mackie, PK 82 1989 Collin Mackie, PK 59 1990 Collin Mackie, PK 76 1991 Brandon Bennett, TB 54 1992 Marty Simpson, PK 50 1993 Reed Morton, PK 57 1994 Stanley Pritchett, FB 68 1995 Stanley Pritchett, FB 76 1996 Duce Staley, TB 54 1997 Jermale Kelly, WR 60 1998 Courtney Leavitt, PK 37 1999 Steve Florio, PK 32 2000 Derek Watson, TB 72 2001 Andrew Pinnock, RB 72 2001 Daniel Weaver, PK 72 2002 Daniel Weaver, PK 54 2003 Daniel Weaver, PK 49 2004 Josh Brown, PK 57 2005 Sidney Rice, WR 78 2006 Ryan Succop, PK 85 2007 Ryan Succop, PK 76 2008 Ryan Succop, PK 90 2009 Spencer Lanning, PK 79 2010 Marcus Lattimore, TB 114 2011 Jay Wooten, PK 71 2012 Adam Yates, PK 82 2013 Elliott Fry, PK 99 2014 Elliott Fry, PK 105 2015 Elliott Fry, PK 85 2016 Elliott Fry, PK 70 2017 Parker White, PK 68

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ALL-PURPOSE

Game

Season

TOTAL OFFENSE 1. Steve Taneyhill vs. Mississippi St. (10/14/95) .. 512 2. Todd Ellis vs. East Carolina (10/24/87) .......... 429 3. Todd Ellis vs. Virginia Tech (10/11/86) .......... 428 4. Steve Taneyhill vs. East Carolina (10/8/94) ..... 421 5. Dylan Thompson vs. Auburn (10/25/14)........ 400 6. Connor Shaw vs. Tennessee (10/27/12) .......... 389 7. Jake Bentley vs. South Florida (12/29/16)....... 381 8. Blake Mitchell vs. Middle Tenn. (11/18/06) ... 380 9. Stephen Garcia vs. Kentucky (10/16/10) ........ 371 10. Tommy Suggs vs. Florida State (10/24/70) ..... 370

ALL-PURPOSE YARDAGE 1. George Rogers (1980) .................................. 1,917 2. Derek Watson (2000) .................................. 1,834 3. George Rogers (1979) .................................. 1,821 4. Sterling Sharpe (1986) ................................. 1,745 5. Marcus Lattimore (2010) ............................. 1,609 6. Mike Davis (2013)....................................... 1,535 7. Alshon Jeffery (2010) ................................... 1,517 8. Duce Staley (1996) ...................................... 1,484 9. Brandon Bennett (1994) .............................. 1,466 10. Sterling Sharpe (1987) ................................. 1,428

MOST PLAYS 1. Steve Taneyhill vs. East Carolina (10/8/94) ....... 63

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS PER GAME 1. George Rogers (1980) .................................. 159.8

Season

Career

TOTAL OFFENSE 1. Dylan Thompson (2014) ............................. 3,492 2. Stephen Garcia (2010) ................................. 3,281 3. Steve Taneyhill (1995) ................................. 3,056 4. Stephen Garcia (2009) ................................. 3,048 5. Todd Ellis (1987) ......................................... 3,016 6. Connor Shaw (2013) ................................... 3,005 7. Todd Ellis (1986) ......................................... 2,975 8. Jake Bentley (2017) ..................................... 2,879 9. Steve Taneyhill (1994) ................................. 2,413 10. Connor Shaw (2012) ................................... 2,391

ALL-PURPOSE YARDAGE 1. George Rogers (1977-80)............................. 5,932 2. Brandon Bennett (1991-94) ........................ 4,720 3. Robert Brooks (1988-91) ............................. 4,301 4. Sterling Sharpe (1983, 1985-87) .................. 3,947 5. Harold Green (1986-89) .............................. 3,864 6. Cory Boyd (2003-07) .................................. 3,643 7. Derek Watson (1999-01) ............................. 3,578 8. Marcus Lattimore (2010-12) ....................... 3,444 9. Thomas Dendy (1982-85) ........................... 3,317 10. Pharoh Cooper (2013-15) ........................... 3,207

MOST PLAYS 1. Stephen Garcia (2009) .................................... 552 2. Todd Ellis (1987) ............................................ 527

PARTICIPATION

MOST YARDS PER GAME 1. Steve Taneyhill (1995) ................................. 277.8

Career TOTAL OFFENSE 1. Todd Ellis (1986-89) ................................... 9,351 2. Stephen Garcia (2008-11)............................ 8,374 3. Steve Taneyhill (1992-95) ............................ 8,164 4. Connor Shaw (2010-13) .............................. 7,757 5. Blake Mitchell (2004-07)............................. 5,873 6. Anthony Wright (1995-98).......................... 5,834 7. Phil Petty (1998-01) .................................... 5,797 8. George Rogers (1977-80)............................. 5,442 9. Dylan Thompson (2011-14) ........................ 5,385 10. Tommy Suggs (1968-70) ............................. 5,025

GAMES PLAYED 1. Rodney Paulk (2006-11)................................... 57 2. Travian Robertson (2007-11) ............................ 56 Justice Cunningham (2009-12) ........................ 53 T.J. Johnson (2009-12) ..................................... 53 Shaq Wilson (2008-12)..................................... 53 Jordan Diggs (2012-16) .................................... 53 7. A.J. Cann (2001-14) ......................................... 52 Patrick DiMarco (2007-10) .............................. 52 Melvin Ingram (2007-11) ................................. 52 D.J. Swearinger (2009-12) ................................ 52 Devin Taylor (2009-12) .................................... 52 Brandon Shell (2011-15) .................................. 52

MOST YARDS PER GAME 1. Todd Ellis (1986-89) ................................... 217.5 2. Jake Bentley (2016-17) ................................ 214.2 3. Stephen Garcia (2008-11)............................ 209.4

STARTS 1. T.J. Johnson (2009-12) ..................................... 53 2. A.J. Cann (2011-14) ......................................... 52 3. Brandon Shell (2011-15) .................................. 48 4. Cliff Matthews (2007-10) ................................. 47 5. Travelle Wharton (2000-03) ............................. 45 Ladi Ajiboye (2007-10)..................................... 45 Devin Taylor (2009-12) .................................... 45 8. Todd Ellis (1986-89) ........................................ 43 9. Alan Knott (2014-17) ....................................... 42 10. Chris White (2003-06) ..................................... 41

MOST YARDS PER PLAY 1. Dylan Thompson (2011-14) .......................... 6.81 2. Connor Shaw (2010-13) ................................ 6.55 3. Perry Orth (2013-16) .................................... 6.30 4. Stephen Garcia (2008-11).............................. 6.20 5. Jake Bentley (2016-17) .................................. 6.06 6. Todd Ellis (1986-89) ..................................... 5.77

CONSECUTIVE STARTS 1. T.J. Johnson (2009-12) ..................................... 53 2. Brandon Shell (2011-15) .................................. 47 3. Todd Ellis (1986-89) ........................................ 43 4. Steve Taneyhill (1992-95) ................................. 40 Stephon Gilmore (2009-11) ............................. 40 Devin Taylor (2009-12) .................................... 40

MOST PLAYS 1. Todd Ellis (1986-89) ................................... 1,621

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Freshman Records GAME Rushing Yards Brandon Bennett vs E. Tenn. St. (10/5/91) .....278 Pass Receptions Sidney Rice vs. Missouri (12/30/05) .................12 Pass Receiving Yards Sidney Rice vs. Missouri (12/30/05) ...............191 Longest Pass Reception Robert Brooks vs. East Carolina (9/17/88)........97 Touchdowns Scored 8 times, last: M. Lattimore vs. Troy (11/20/10)...3 Points Scored 8 times, last: M. Lattimore vs. Troy (11/20/10).18 SEASON Passing Yards Todd Ellis (1986) .........................................3,020 Rushing Yards Marcus Lattimore (2010) .............................1,197 Pass Receptions Sidney Rice (2005) ...........................................70 Receiving Yards Sidney Rice (2005) ......................................1,143 Total Offense Todd Ellis (1986) .........................................2,975 Touchdowns Scored Marcus Lattimore (2010) ..................................19 Points Scored Marcus Lattimore (2010) ................................114

Opponent Records TEAM Rushing Yards Passing Yards Total Offense

Arkansas (11/3/07) ..............542 Texas A&M (8/28/14).........511 Texas A&M (8/28/14).........680

INDIVIDUAL Yards Rushing Darren McFadden, Arkansas (11/3/07) ...........321 Longest Run Kirby Moore, Georgia (10/7/67).......................87 Leonard Fournette, LSU (10/10/15) .................87 Points Scored Madre Hill, Arkansas (9/9/95) ..........................36 Touchdowns Scored Madre Hill, Arkansas (9/9/95) ............................6 Touchdown Passes Chris Leak, Florida (11/13/04) ...........................6 DeShaun Watson, Clemson (11/26/16) ..............6 Pass Receptions Zay Jones, East Carolina (9/17/16) ...................22 Yards Receiving Denarius Moore, Tennessee (10/30/10) ..........228 Touchdown Receptions 5 times, last: Mike Williams, Clemson (11/26/16) ..3 Longest Field Goal Rex Robinson, Georgia (11/1/80) .....................57 Longest Kickoff Return Leodis McKelvin, Troy (9/24/05)....................100 Brandon Boykin, Georgia (9/12/09) ...............100 Darrius Sims, Vanderbilt (9/20/14).................100 Evan Berry, Tennessee (10/29/16) ...................100 Longest Punt Return Randy Rhino, Georgia Tech (9/16/72)..............99 Longest Interception Return Marcus King, Missouri (12/30/05) ...................99

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PLACEKICKING Game FIELD GOALS MADE 1. Collin Mackie vs. West Virginia (11/22/90) .......5 Spencer Lanning at Georgia (9/12/09) ...............5 FIELD GOALS ATEMPTED 1. Britt Parrish vs. East Carolina (10/1/77).............6 Collin Mackie vs. Virginia Tech (10/8/88) .........6 Elliott Fry vs. Vanderbilt (10/17/15) ..................6 PATs MADE 1. Reed Morton vs. Kent (10/7/95) ......................11

Season FIELD GOALS MADE 1. Collin Mackie (1987) .......................................25 2. Ryan Succop (2008) .........................................20 Elliott Fry (2015) .............................................20 4. Collin Mackie (1988) .......................................19 5. Elliott Fry (2014) .............................................18 6. Mark Fleetwood (1982)....................................17 Spencer Lanning (2009) ...................................17 Spencer Lanning (2010) ...................................17 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 1. Collin Mackie (1987) .......................................32 2. Ryan Succop (2008) .........................................30 3. Elliott Fry (2015) .............................................28 4. Collin Mackie (1988) .......................................25 Elliott Fry (2014) .............................................25 Parker White (2017).........................................25 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 10 Attempts) 1. Eddie Leopard (1980) ................1.000 (12 of 12) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 15 Attempts) 1. Mark Fleetwood (1982).................944 (17 of 18) PATs MADE 1. Elliott Fry (2013) .............................................54 2. Spencer Lanning (2010) ...................................51 Elliott Fry (2014) .............................................51 4. Jay Wooten (2011) ...........................................50 5. Adam Yates (2012) ...........................................49 PATs ATTEMPTED 1. Elliott Fry (2013) .............................................55 2. Spencer Lanning (2010) ...................................54 3. Jay Wooten (2011) ...........................................53 4. Elliott Fry (2014) .............................................51 5. Adam Yates (2012) ...........................................49 PAT PERCENTAGE 1. 15 Players Tied, Last: Elliott Fry (2016) ......1.000

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FIELD GOALS MADE 1. Collin Mackie (1987-90)..................................72 2. Elliott Fry (2013-16) ........................................66 3. Ryan Succop (2005-08) ....................................49 4. Mark Fleetwood (1981-83) ..............................39 Reed Morton (1993-96) ...................................39 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 1. Collin Mackie (1987-90)..................................98 2. Elliott Fry (2013-16) ........................................88 3. Ryan Succop (2005-08) ....................................69 4. Reed Morton (1993-96) ...................................54 5. Mark Fleetwood (1981-83) ..............................53 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE 1. Spencer Lanning (2007-10) ...........773 (34 of 44) 2. Elliott Fry (2013-16) .....................750 (66 of 88) 3. Josh Brown (2003-05) ...................741 (20 of 27) 4. Mark Fleetwood (1981-83) ...........736 (39 of 53) 5. Collin Mackie (1987-90)...............735 (72 of 98) CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS 1. Collin Mackie (1987-88)..................................15 PATs MADE 1. Elliott Fry (2013-16) ......................................161 2. Scott Hagler (1983-86) ..................................117 3. Collin Mackie (1987-90)................................114 4. Ryan Succop (2005-08) ..................................104 5. Daniel Weaver (2000-03) .................................88 PATs ATTEMPTED 1. Elliott Fry (2013-16) ......................................162 2. Scott Hagler (1983-86) ..................................118 3. Collin Mackie (1987-90)................................115 4. Ryan Succop (2005-08) ..................................106 5. Daniel Weaver (2000-03) .................................94 PAT PERCENTAGE (Min. 40 Made) 1. Adam Yates (2008-12) ................1.000 (49 of 49) 2. Elliott Fry (2013-16) .................994 (161 of 162) 3. Scott Hagler (1983-86) .............992 (117 of 118) 4. Collin Mackie (1987-90)...........991 (114 of 115) 5. Ryan Succop (2005-08) .............981 (104 of 106)

Game MOST PUNTS 1. Ed Clary vs. Florida (10/10/36) .......................15 PUNTING AVERAGE (Min. 5 Punts) 1. Chris Norman vs. Miami (Ohio) (9/1/83).....58.3 PUNTING AVERAGE (Min. 10 Punts) 1. Max Runager vs. Mississippi (10/21/78) .......47.0 LONGEST PUNT 1. Bill Jeffords vs. North Carolina (11/4/24) ........90

Season MOST PUNTS 1. Robby Reynolds (1971)....................................89 MOST YARDS PUNTING 1. Chris Norman (1981) .................................3,367 PUNTING AVERAGE 1. Daren Parker (1989)................44.3 (49 for 2170) Sean Kelly (2015) ....................44.3 (55 for 2434) 3. Spencer Lanning (2010) ..........44.1 (54 for 2383) 4. Ryan Succop (2006) ................43.7 (29 for 1267) Tom O’Connor (1985) ...........43.7 (52 for 2270)

Career MOST PUNTS 1. Chris Norman (1980-83) ...............................261 MOST YARDS PUNTING 1. Chris Norman (1980-83) ..........................10,677 PUNTING AVERAGE (Min. 75 Punts) 1. Sean Kelly (2015-16)............ 43.3 (127 for 5496) 2. Spencer Lanning (2007-10) .. 42.6 (171 for 7292) 3. Ryan Succop (2005-08) ........ 42.3 (85 for 3597) 4. Tom O’Connor (1984-85) ... 41.8 (118 for 4934) 5. Max Runager (1974-78) ....... 41.1 (192 for 7899) Tyeler Dean (1999-2002) ..... 41.1 (154 for 6334)

CONSECUTIVE PATs 1. Elliott Fry (2013-16) ......................................155 2. Scott Hagler (1984-86) ....................................82 LONGEST FIELD GOALS 1. 58 Mark Fleetwood 2. 55 Ryan Succop 55 Elliott Fry 4. 54 Scott Hagler 54 Ryan Succop 6. 53 Mark Fleetwood 7. 52 Tommy Bell 52 Scott Hagler 52 Collin Mackie 52 Elliott Fry 11. 51 Mark Fleetwood 51 Spencer Lanning 51 Adam Yates 51 Elliott Fry 15. 50 Scott Hagler 50 Collin Mackie 50 Marty Simpson 50 Ryan Succop

Georgia Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Clemson Arkansas NC State NC State NC State East Carolina UCF Cincinnati Furman Florida Georgia Wake Forest Virginia Tech East Carolina Tennessee

09/25/82 10/21/06 09/01/16 11/23/85 11/08/08 10/29/83 09/25/71 11/02/85 09/17/88 09/26/15 10/02/82 09/18/10 10/20/12 09/19/15 11/15/86 10/08/88 09/19/92 10/28/06

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Game MOST KICKOFFS RETURNED 1. Chris Culliver vs. Arkansas (11/3/07) .................. 8 MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS 1. Chris Culliver vs. Arkansas (11/3/07) .............. 222 MOST PUNTS RETURNED 1. Dick Harris vs. Maryland (10/17/70) .................. 6 Randy Chastain vs. Clemson (11/24/73) ............. 6 Kevin Brooks vs. Arkansas (10/18/97) ................. 6 MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS 1. Dick Harris vs. Georgia Tech (9/11/71) ........... 143

Season MOST KICKOFFS RETURNED 1. Boo Williams (1998) ......................................... 35 Bryce Sherman (2010) ....................................... 35 MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS 1. Dick Harris (1970) .......................................... 880 MOST KICKOFFS RETURNED FOR A TD 1. King Dixon (1957) .............................................. 2 Boo Williams (1997) ........................................... 2 Deebo Samuel (2017) .......................................... 2 BEST KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE (Min. 10) 1. Raynard Brown (1984) ............... 31.2 (11 for 344) BEST KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE (Min. 15) 1. Boo Williams (1997) .................. 29.3 (18 for 527) MOST PUNTS RETURNED 1. Dick Harris (1971) ............................................ 37 MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS 1. Ace Sanders (2012) .......................................... 429 MOST PUNTS RETURNED FOR A TD 1. Dick Harris (1971) .............................................. 3 BEST PUNT RETURN AVERAGE (Min. 10) 1. Bobby Bryant (1966) .................. 18.6 (13 for 242)

Career MOST KICKOFFS RETURNED 1. Chris Culliver (2007-10) ................................. 106 2. Robert Brooks (1988-91) ................................... 76 MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS 1. Chris Culliver (2007-10) .............................. 2,476 MOST KICKOFFS RETURNED FOR A TD 1. Deebo Samuel (2015-17) ..................................... 3 2. King Dixon (1956-58) ......................................... 2 Boo Williams (1996-99) ...................................... 2 BEST KICKOFF RETURN AVG. (Min. 20 Ret.) 1. Kent Hagood (1981, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;83-85) ...... 24.7 (21 for 519) MOST PUNTS RETURNED 1. Dick Harris (1969-71) ....................................... 77 MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS 1. Dick Harris (1969-71) ..................................... 825 MOST PUNTS RETURNED FOR TD 1. Dick Harris (1969-71) ......................................... 4 2. Ace Sanders (2010-12) ......................................... 3

Year-by-Year Kick Return Leaders

Year-by-Year Punt Return Leaders

Year 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

BEST PUNT RETURN AVG. (Min. 15 Returns) 1. Billy Stephens (1949-51) ............ 17.1 (18 for 309)

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Player Ret. King Dixon 7 King Dixon 7 King Dixon 11 Joe Gomes 8 Jack Morris 6 Jack Morris 13 Billy Gambrell 17 Ronnie Lamb 11 Bobby Bryant 9 Benny Galloway 19 Bobby Bryant 16 Toy McCord 11 Don Bailey 18 Dick Harris 21 Dick Harris 30 Dick Harris 22 Tom Zipperly 12 Jay Lynn Hodgin 15 Jay Lynn Hodgin 10 Bobby Halminski 21 Casper Carter 13 Casper Carter 11 Horace Smith 15 Horace Smith 17 Horace Smith 18 Kent Hagood 21 Ira Hillary 11 Anthony Smith 18 Raynard Brown 11 Raynard Brown 17 Raynard Brown 27 Sterling Sharpe 12 Robert Brooks 28 Robert Brooks 24 Robert Brooks 10 Robert Brooks 14 Frank Adams 15 Frank Adams 14 Brandon Bennett 17 Terry Cousin 26 Terry Cousin 14 Boo Williams 18 Boo Williams 35 Ryan Brewer 7 Derek Watson 25 Ryan Brewer 18 Matthew Thomas 8 Matthew Thomas 22 Troy Williamson 7 Carlos Thomas 21 Carlos Thomas 15 Chris Culliver 34 Chris Culliver 34 Chris Culliver 26 Bryce Sherman 35 Bruce Ellington 20 Bruce Ellington 18 Pharoh Cooper 16 Shon Carson 31 Rashad Fenton 14 Deebo Samuel 16 A.J. Tuner 11

Yards 199 293 263 189 208 375 421 254 181 463 334 296 425 534 880 532 339 344 160 421 338 225 311 333 368 519 230 374 344 366 571 269 627 564 246 317 379 291 360 617 285 527 760 175 537 365 212 422 150 502 284 809 821 585 713 463 406 359 633 365 431 188

Avg. 28.4 41.9 23.9 23.6 34.7 28.9 24.7 23.1 20.1 24.4 20.9 26.9 23.6 25.4 29.3 24.2 28.3 22.9 16.0 20.0 26.0 20.5 20.7 19.6 20.4 24.7 20.9 20.8 31.2 21.5 21.1 22.4 22.4 23.5 24.6 22.6 25.3 20.8 21.2 23.7 20.4 29.3 21.7 25.0 21.5 20.3 26.5 19.2 21.4 23.9 18.9 23.8 24.1 22.5 20.4 23.1 22.6 22.4 20.4 26.1 26.9 17.1

Player Ret. King Dixon 5 Alex Hawkins 5 Alex Hawkins 11 Ken Norton 6 Tommy Pilcher 9 Billy Gambrell 5 Sammy Anderson 4 Marty Rosen 9 Bobby Bryant 10 Bobby Bryant 11 Bobby Bryant 13 Toy McCord 15 Tyler Hellams 24 Jim Mitchell 15 Dick Harris 30 Dick Harris 37 C. A. Wilson 13 Randy Chastain 26 Henry Laws 10 Lance Garrett 12 Lance Garrett 22 Rick Sanford 14 Horace Smith 17 Horace Smith 15 Troy Thomas 14 Troy Thomas 27 Ira Hillary 14 Jerry Dunlap 27 Jerry Dunlap 29 Jerry Dunlap 17 Sterling Sharpe 21 Sterling Sharpe 21 Carl Platt 22 Carl Platt 27 Robert Brooks 8 Eddie Miller 13 Terrell Harris 13 Toby Cates 17 Toby Cates 12 Darrel Nicklow 22 Corey Bridges 17 Kevin Brooks 20 Boo Williams 10 Ryan Brewer 14 Ryan Brewer 28 Ryan Brewer 18 Ryan Brewer 9 Demetris Summers 9 Noah Whiteside 18 Kenny McKinley 18 Kenny McKinley 17 Captain Munnerlyn 18 Captain Munnerlyn 18 Stephon Gilmore 15 Stephon Gilmore 9 Ace Sanders 16 Ace Sanders 28 Pharoh Cooper 9 Pharoh Cooper 15 Pharoh Cooper 12 Chris Lammons 9 Chris Lammons 19

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Yards 67 43 133 57 85 13 45 101 128 161 242 159 214 186 319 362 172 122 44 47 119 44 61 83 55 304 134 354 183 62 190 179 266 166 55 81 77 100 77 153 48 142 72 143 202 99 67 111 144 83 151 165 118 152 47 149 429 40 75 55 71 141

Avg. 13.4 8.6 12.1 9.5 9.4 2.6 11.3 11.2 12.8 14.6 18.6 10.6 8.9 12.4 10.6 9.8 13.2 4.7 4.4 3.9 5.4 3.1 3.6 5.5 3.9 11.3 9.6 13.1 6.3 3.6 9.0 8.5 12.1 6.1 6.9 6.2 5.9 5.9 6.4 7.0 2.8 7.1 7.2 10.2 7.2 5.5 7.4 12.3 8.0 4.6 8.9 9.2 6.6 10.1 5.2 9.3 15.3 4.4 5.0 4.6 7.9 7.4

RETURN/DEFENSE RECORDS LONGEST KICKOFF RETURNS (*-TD) 104* Sterling Sharpe # Duke 100* Boo Williams Vanderbilt 100* Deebo Samuel W. Carolina 99* Raynard Brown Florida State 98* King Dixon Texas 98* Tom Zipperly NC State 98* Robert Brooks Virginia Tech 97* Deebo Samuel NC State 97* Deebo Samuel Missouri 96* Dick Harris Georgia 96* Rashad Fenton LSU 95* Gene Robinson The Citadel 95* Matthew Thomas Virginia 94* Al Grygo Davidson 94* Kent Hagood Hawaii 94 Bennett/Richardson (85) Clemson 93* Jay Lynn Hodgin Houston 91* Frank Adams Louisiana Tech 90 Don Bailey North Carolina 90 Chastain/Grantz (85) Ohio 90* Boo Williams Florida 89* King Dixon Furman 89 Hardin Brown The Citadel 87 Duce Staley Arkansas 85* Bru Boineau Maryland 85* Todd Berry NC State 84 Captain Munnerlyn Kentucky 82* Crip Rhame Presbyterian 82* Heyward King Furman 80 A.J. Turner East Carolina 79 Carlos Thomas Troy 74 Matthew Thomas UAB 73 Toy McCord Georgia 73* Terry Cousin Louisiana Tech 68 Dick Harris Tennessee 67 Chris Culliver Tennessee 66 Derek Watson Georgia 63 Duce Staley Tennessee 62 Troy Williamson Mississippi 61 Ryan Brewer Wofford 61 Chris Culliver Kentucky 60 Philip Logan Wake Forest 59 Don Bailey NC State 58 Horace Smith Mississippi 57 Sterling Sharpe NC State 57 Robert Brooks Clemson 57 Frank Adams Kentucky 57 Terry Cousin Mississippi St. 56 Casper Carter NC State 56 Brandon Bennett East Carolina 55 Dick Harris North Carolina 55 Victor Hampton Arkansas 55 Pharoh Cooper Clemson 54 Dick Harris Virginia Tech 54 Kent Hagood Virginia 53 Derek Watson Georgia 52 Ben Garnto Duke 51 Joe Gomes Miami (Fla.) 51 Henry Laws Wake Forest 51 Shon Carson Georgia 50 Toy McCord Florida State 50 Dick Harris Virginia Tech 50 Chris Culliver Vanderbilt 50 Bruce Ellington Missouri 50 Rashad Fenton UMass

10/12/85 10/25/97 11/19/16 11/10/84 10/05/57 10/28/72 10/08/88 09/02/17 09/09/17 10/31/70 10/10/15 10/29/37 09/07/02 10/11/40 12/05/81 11/19/94 09/21/73 11/07/92 09/25/68 10/20/73 11/15/97 10/12/57 08/31/85 09/09/95 10/12/29 10/29/83 10/11/08 10/18/29 10/12/57 09/17/16 09/24/05 09/20/03 10/07/67 09/16/95 11/07/70 11/01/08 09/08/01 10/28/95 11/01/03 10/03/01 10/10/09 11/16/74 10/31/67 10/21/78 10/31/87 11/17/90 09/23/93 10/14/95 10/30/76 10/08/94 10/10/70 11/05/11 11/30/13 10/03/70 10/17/81 09/09/00 09/30/67 11/13/59 10/13/73 09/19/15 11/05/66 10/03/70 09/04/08 09/22/12 10/22/16

LONGEST PUNT RETURNS (*-TD) 98* Bobby Bryant NC State 97* Dick Harris North Carolina 95* Carl Brazell Virginia 85* Stan Stasica Furman 84 Carroll McClain Clemson 80* Bill Jeffords Erskine 77* Bobby Bryant Louisiana State

10/08/66 10/10/70 11/26/55 11/15/41 10/20/55 09/29/23 09/17/66

77* 76* 75* 75* 73* 73* 72* 70* 70* 68* 67* 65* 65* 63 63* 62 60

Dick Harris Billy Stephens Ed Zobel Al Grygo Tyler Hellams Chavez Donnings Jim Mitchell Bru Boineau Ace Sanders Ace Sanders Pat Watson Ed Zobel Darrel Nicklow Jerry Dunlap Ace Sanders Brandon Bennett Bob Wimperly

Georgia Tech Clemson Virginia Clemson Clemson Florida NC State The Citadel Georgia East Carolina Virginia Maryland Arkansas Southern Cal Michigan Alabama Wofford

09/11/71 10/25/51 10/06/28 10/24/40 11/23/68 11/15/03 10/11/69 10/31/29 10/06/12 09/03/11 10/21/67 10/12/29 09/09/95 10/01/83 01/01/13 10/03/92 10/15/26

Year-by-Year Tackles Leaders Year 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Player Tackles Tim Bice ............................................. 90 Al Usher ............................................. 86 Mack Lee Tharpe ................................ 52 John LeHeup/Dick Harris .................. 50 Rick Brown....................................... 105 Dana Carpenter ................................ 104 Garry Mott ....................................... 167 Russ Manzari .................................... 133 Bubba Shugart .................................. 136 David Prezioso .................................. 142 Tim Singleton ................................... 132 Scott Wade ....................................... 110 Robert Perlotte.................................. 105 Walt Kater ........................................ 120 Andrew Provence .............................. 161 Andrew Provence .............................. 133 Mike Durrah .................................... 179 Paul Vogel ......................................... 164 Ken Robinson ................................... 131 Ken Robinson ................................... 109 Brad Edwards ................................... 130 Rick Rabune ..................................... 115 Patrick Hinton .................................. 108 Patrick Hinton .................................. 109 Eric Brown ....................................... 101 Tony Watkins ..................................... 94 Tony Watkins ..................................... 89 Tony Watkins ................................... 106 Ben Washington ................................. 93 Arturo Freeman .................................. 99 Arturo Freeman .................................. 92 Ray Green ........................................ 108 Corey Atkins .................................... 104 Rashad Faison ................................... 100 Rashad Faison ................................... 104 Jonathan Martin ............................... 122 Jeremiah Garrison ............................. 101 Rodriques Wilson ............................... 68 Ko Simpson ...................................... 103 Jasper Brinkley .................................. 107 Emanuel Cook.................................... 92 Emanuel Cook.................................... 87 Shaq Wilson ....................................... 85 Stephon Gilmore ................................ 79 Antonio Allen ..................................... 88 Shaq Wilson ....................................... 86 Skai Moore ......................................... 56 Skai Moore ......................................... 93 Skai Moore ....................................... 111 D.J. Smith .......................................... 80 Skai Moore ......................................... 93

59* 59* 56* 56* 55* 54 50* 50 50

Sterling Sharpe Dick Harris Troy Thomas Greg Philpot Crip Rhame Troy Thomas Bob Wimberly Thad Rowe Carl Platt

Virginia Maryland Virginia Navy Maryland Georgia Erskine Wake Forest Navy

10/17/87 10/16/71 10/17/71 11/12/83 10/12/29 09/26/81 10/26/25 11/20/71 11/12/88

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Year-by-Year Interception Leaders Year 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Player INT Ed Holler .............................................3 Billy Gambrell ......................................2 Lide Huggins........................................3 Sonny Dickinson..................................5 Bobby Bryant .......................................3 Wally Orrel/Stan Juk ............................3 Wally Orrel ..........................................3 Pat Watson ...........................................7 Pat Watson/Dick Harris .......................3 Bo Davies .............................................8 Dick Harris ..........................................5 Neville Files ..........................................4 C. A. Wilson ........................................5 Henry Laws ..........................................3 Henry Laws ..........................................4 Lance Garrett .......................................4 Lance Garrett .......................................2 Rick Sanford ........................................4 Robert Perlotte/Pat Bowen ...................3 Pat Bowen/Harry Skipper.....................3 Harry Skipper ......................................5 Chuck Finney/J.D. Fuller .....................3 Earl Johnson.........................................3 Bryant Gilliard .....................................9 Greg Philpot.........................................6 Robert Robinson ..................................4 Brad Edwards .......................................8 Patrick Hinton .....................................5 Leon Harris ..........................................3 C. Surratt/M. Landry/L. Harris ............2 Eric Brown ...........................................3 Frank Adams ........................................4 J. Inman/M. Landry/E. Brown .............1 Reggie Richardson/Chris Abrams .........4 Five players...........................................1 Ray Green/Arturo Freeman ..................3 Arturo Freeman ....................................6 Ray Green/Homer Torrance .................2 S. Brown/K. Harney/R. Green .............2 Sheldon Brown/Deandre’ Eiland ..........4 Sheldon Brown/Andre Goodman .........3 Dunta Robinson...................................4 Jeremiah Garrison/Deandre’ Eiland ......2 Ko Simpson..........................................6 Johnathan Joseph .................................4 Stoney Woodson ..................................3 Emanuel Cook/Captain Munnerlyn .....3 Stoney Woodson ..................................4 Eric Norwood ......................................2 Stephon Gilmore ..................................3 Stephon Gilmore ..................................4 DeVonte Holloman/Jimmy Legree .......3 Skai Moore ...........................................4 Brison Williams....................................4 Skai Moore ...........................................4 TJ Holloman/C. Lammons/J. King ......3 Skai Moore/Steven Montac ..................3

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Career

TOTAL TACKLES 1. James Seawright vs. NC State (11/3/84) ........... 29

TOTAL TACKLES 1. J.D. Fuller (1979, 81-83) ............................... 405 2. Andrew Provence (1980-82) ........................... 401 3. Mike Durrah (1980-82) ................................. 396 4. James Seawright (1981-84)............................. 384 5. Tony Watkins (1991-94) ................................ 357 6. Skai Moore (2013-17) .................................... 353 7. Rashad Faison (1999-02)................................ 349 8. Kenneth Robinson (1982-83, 85-86) ............. 340 9. Patrick Hinton (1987-90) .............................. 328 10. Ben Washington (1994-97) ............................ 326

SACKS 1. Jadeveon Clowney vs. Clemson (11/24/12) ..... 4.5 INTERCEPTIONS 1. Bayard Pickett vs. The Citadel (12/31/49) .......... 4 Pat Watson vs. Wake Forest (11/9/68) ................ 4 Bryant Gilliard vs. Florida State (11/10/84) ....... 4 INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS 1. Patrick Hinton vs. NC State (10/29/88)......... 114

Season TOTAL TACKLES 1. Mike Durrah (1983) ...................................... 179 2. Garry Mott (1973) ......................................... 167 3. Dana Carpenter (1973) .................................. 165 4. Bill Cregar (1973) .......................................... 164 Paul Vogel (1984) ........................................... 164 UNASSISTED TACKLES 1. Jonathan Martin (2002) ................................... 93 2. Jasper Brinkley (2006) ...................................... 85 3. Rashad Faison (2001) ....................................... 79 4. Dana Carpenter (1972) .................................... 77 Emanuel Cook (2007)...................................... 77 TACKLES FOR LOSS 1. Jadeveon Clowney (2012) ............................. 23.5 2. Eric Norwood (2007) .................................... 19.5 3. Rickey Hagood (1983) .................................. 16.0 4. Andrew Provence (1982) ............................... 15.0 Melvin Ingram (2011) ................................... 15.0 SACKS 1. Jadeveon Clowney (2012) ............................. 13.0 2. Andrew Provence (1982) ............................... 10.0 Melvin Ingram (2011) ................................... 10.0 4. Kelcy Quarles (2013) ...................................... 9.5 5. Bill Janus (1978) ............................................. 9.0 Karey Johnson (1981) ..................................... 9.0 Andrew Provence (1981) ................................. 9.0 Eric Norwood (2008) ...................................... 9.0 Melvin Ingram (2010) ..................................... 9.0 Darius English (2016) ..................................... 9.0 FORCED FUMBLES 1. Bill Currier (1976) ............................................. 6 Emanuel Weaver (1981) ..................................... 6 3. Dante Sawyer (2017).......................................... 5 INTERCEPTIONS 1. Bryant Gilliard (1984)........................................ 9 INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS 1. Ed Pasky (1949) ............................................. 159 PASSES BROKEN UP (Since 1981) 1. Chris Major (1985) .......................................... 17 2. Sheldon Brown (2000) ..................................... 15 3. Brad Edwards (1987) ....................................... 13 4. Sheldon Brown (2001) ..................................... 12 Dunta Robinson (2003) ................................... 12 JaMarcus King (2017) ...................................... 12

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UNASSISTED TACKLES (Since 1982) 1. Rashad Faison (1999-02)................................ 247 2. Skai Moore (2013-17) .................................... 213 3. Tony Watkins (1991-94) ................................ 204 4. Patrick Hinton (1987-90) .............................. 191 5. Eric Brown (1990-93) .................................... 181 6. Emanuel Cook (2006-08) .............................. 179 7. Jonathan Martin (2000-02) ............................ 176 8. Eric Norwood (2006-09)................................ 175 9. Kenny Harney (1998-01) ............................... 165 10. Marty Dye (1988-91) ..................................... 164 TACKLES FOR LOSS 1. Eric Norwood (2006-09)............................... 54.5 2. Jadeveon Clowney (2011-13) ........................ 47.0 3. Devin Taylor (2009-12)................................. 35.5 4. Andrew Provence (1980-82) .......................... 35.0 5. Frank Wright (1981-84) ................................ 32.0 6. Cecil Caldwell (1997-2000) .......................... 31.0 7. Melvin Ingram (2007-11) ............................. 30.5 8. Rickey Hagood (1980-82) ............................. 30.0 9. Roy Hart (1983-84, 85-86) ........................... 29.0 10. Rashad Faison (1999-2002)........................... 27.5 SACKS 1. Eric Norwood (2006-09)............................... 29.0 2. Andrew Provence (1980-82) .......................... 26.0 3. Jadeveon Clowney (2011-13) ........................ 24.0 4. John Abraham (1996-99) .............................. 23.5 5. Melvin Ingram (2007-11) ............................. 21.5 6. Devin Taylor (2009-12)................................. 18.5 7. Cecil Caldwell (1997-00) .............................. 15.5 Cliff Matthews (2007-10) ............................. 15.5 9. Stacy Evans (1993-94) ................................... 15.0 Kalimba Edwards (1998-01) ......................... 15.0 George Gause (2001-04) ............................... 15.0 Darius English (2012-16) .............................. 15.0 FORCED FUMBLES 1. Jadeveon Clowney (2011-13) ............................. 9 INTERCEPTIONS 1. Bo Davies (1969-71) ........................................ 14 Skai Moore (2013-17) ...................................... 14 3. Dick Harris (1969-71) ..................................... 12 4. Henry Laws (1973-75) ..................................... 11 Robert Perlotte (1979-81) ................................ 11 Pat Bowen (1979-82) ....................................... 11 Bryant Gilliard (1982-84) ................................ 11 Robert Robinson (1985-88) ............................. 11 9. 7 players tied .................................................... 10 INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS 1. Patrick Hinton (1987-90) .............................. 240 PASSES BROKEN UP (Since 1981) 1. Chris Major (1983-86) ..................................... 43 2. Sheldon Brown (1998-01) ................................ 36 3. Robert Robinson (1985-88) ............................. 33 4. Rashad Faison (1999-02).................................. 25 5. Dunta Robinson (2000-03) .............................. 22

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6. Brad Edwards (1984-87) .................................. 21 Tony Watkins (1991-94) .................................. 21 JaMarcus King (2016-17) ................................. 21 9. Andre Goodman (1998-01) ............................. 20 Darian Stewart (2006-09) ................................ 20 LONGEST INTERCEPTION/FUMBLE RETURNS 102* Mel Baxley Georgia Tech $*09/15/73 101* Harry Skipper Pacific $#09/04/82 101* Ed Pasky Wake Forest $11/23/49 98* Jamacia Jackson Vanderbilt 09/04/04 94* Dick Harris Georgia 10/31/70 90* Dutch Brembs Wake Forest 01/01/46 90* Dewitt Arrowsmith Davidson 10/14/38 83* Patrick Hinton NC State 10/29/88 81* Kalimba Edwards Tennessee 10/28/00 80* Crip Rhame Clemson 10/24/29 80* Stephon Gilmore Furman 09/18/10 78* Buddy Frick North Carolina +11/06/54 75* Bru Boineau Clemson 10/24/29 75* Colie Seaborn Clemson 10/25/17 *For Touchdown $ — NCAA recognizes 100 yards + — Fumble return # — Intercepted pitchout

Year-by-Year Sack Leaders Year 1972 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Player Sacks Jim Beard ............................................7.0 Scott Blackman/Russ Manzari ............7.0 John Dantonio....................................4.0 Bill Janus ............................................9.0 Arthur Broussard ................................6.0 Phil Ellis/Andrew Provence .................7.0 Andrew Provence/Karey Johnson .........9.0 Andrew Provence ..............................10.0 Ken Robinson .....................................6.0 Carl Hill .............................................5.0 Tony Guyton ......................................6.5 Roy Hart/Kevin Hendrix ....................4.0 Roy Hart/Brendan McCormack..........5.0 David Taylor .......................................4.0 Corey Miller .......................................7.0 Troy Duke ..........................................3.5 Marty Dye/Gerald Dixon/Troy Duke...4.0 Ernest Dixon/Troy Duke ....................4.0 Stacy Evans .........................................8.0 Stacy Evans .........................................9.0 Eric Sullivan .......................................8.0 John Abraham ....................................4.0 John Abraham ....................................6.5 John Abraham ....................................7.0 John Abraham ....................................6.0 Kalimba Edwards/Cecil Caldwell .........7.0 John Stamper ......................................3.0 George Gause .....................................4.0 Moe Thompson/George Gause ...........5.0 George Gause .....................................5.0 Stanley Doughty/Dakota Walker..........3.5 Casper Brinkley/Eric Norwood ...........7.0 Eric Norwood .....................................6.0 Eric Norwood .....................................9.0 Eric Norwood/Cliff Matthews ............7.0 Melvin Ingram ....................................9.0 Melvin Ingram ..................................10.0 Jadeveon Clowney ............................13.0 Kelcy Quarles .....................................9.5 Gerald Dixon/Jordan Diggs ................2.0 Darius English ....................................4.5 Darius English ....................................9.0 D.J. Wonnum .....................................6.0

YEA R-BY-YEAR RECORDS OVERALL Year W L T 1892 0 1

CONF. W L

1893

HOME

ROAD

Opp.

Pts Pts. Head Coach 0

44 No Coach

–No Team–

OVERALL Year W L T

CONF. W L

HOME W

ROAD

Opp. T

Pts Pts. Head Coach

1956 7 3

126

1957 5 5

202 147 Warren Giese

67 Warren Giese

1894 0 2

56 No Coach

1958 7 3

168 116 Warren Giese

1895 2 1

20 No Coach

1959 6 4

170 169 Warren Giese

1896 1 3

30 W. H. Whaley

1960 3 6

117 186 Warren Giese

1897 0 3

28 W. P. Murphy

1961 4 6

128 187 Marvin Bass

1898 1 2

35 W. Wertenbaker

1962 4 5

187 148 Marvin Bass

1899 2 3

62 I. O. Hunt

1963 1 8

104 170 Marvin Bass

1900 4 3

66 I. O. Hunt

1964 3 5

95 176 Marvin Bass

1901 3 4

52 R. W. Dickson

1965 5 5

151 167 Marvin Bass

1902 6 1

195

16 C. R. Williams

1966 1 9

95 216 Paul Dietzel

1903 8 2

239

35 C. R. Williams

1967 5 5

159 166 Paul Dietzel

1904 4 3

43 Christie Benet

1968 4 6

214 223 Paul Dietzel

1905 4 2

78 Christie Benet

1969 7 4

189 195 Paul Dietzel

1906

–Football Banned by Trustees–

1970 4 6

285 253 Paul Dietzel

1971 6 5

191 196 Paul Dietzel

64 103 Christie Benet

1972 4 7

214 232 Paul Dietzel

36 128 Christie Benet

1973 7 4

347 261 Paul Dietzel

67 105 John H. Neff

1974 4 7

223 312 Paul Dietzel

22 102 John H. Neff

1975 7 5

328 274 Jim Carlen

47 N. B. Edgerton

1976 6 5

195 143 Jim Carlen

95 122 N. B. Edgerton

1977 5 7

215 202 Jim Carlen

168 191 N. B. Edgerton

1978 5 5

238 181 Jim Carlen

190

1979 8 4

246 205 Jim Carlen

1980 8 4

348 200 Jim Carlen

1917 3 5

137

96 Dixon Foster

1981 6 6

225 222 Jim Carlen

1918 2 1

51 Frank Dobson

1982 4 7

224 259 Richard Bell

1919 1 7

25 105 Dixon Foster

1983 5 6

231 237 Joe Morrison

1920 5 4

82 140 Sol Metzger

1984 10 2

371 258 Joe Morrison

1921 5 1

116

28 Sol Metzger

1985 5 6

269 290 Joe Morrison

1922 5 4

69 Sol Metzger

1986 3 6

313 286 Joe Morrison

1923 4 6

104

77 Sol Metzger

1987 8 4

341 141 Joe Morrison

1924 7 3

120

48 Sol Metzger

1988 8 4

232 223 Joe Morrison

1925 7 3

150

27 Branch Bocock

1989 6 4

228 250 Sparky Woods

1926 6 4

159

62 Branch Bocock

1990 6 5

282 237 Sparky Woods

1927 4 5

46 172 Harry Lightsey

1991 3 6

250 268 Sparky Woods

1928 6 2

1992 5 6

160 240 Sparky Woods

1929 6 5

163 174 Billy Laval

1993 4 7

188 214 Sparky Woods

1930 6 4

108 123 Billy Laval

1994 7 5

300 276 Brad Scott

1931 5 4

146

79 Billy Laval

1995 4 6

401 393 Brad Scott

1932 5 4

68 Billy Laval

1996 6 5

245 238 Brad Scott

1907 3 0

1908 3 5

1909 2 6

1910 4 4

1911 1 4

1912 5 2

1913 4 3

1914 5 5

1915 5 3

1916 2 7

204

4 Douglas McKay

93 N. B. Edgerton

85 168 Rice Warren

70 Billy Laval

1933 6 3

111

91 Billy Laval

1997 5 6

258 279 Brad Scott

1934 5 4

71 Billy Laval

1998 1 10

207 330 Brad Scott

1935 3 7

73 187 Don McCallister

1999 0 11

87 278 Lou Holtz

1936 5 7

100 139 Don McCallister

2000 8 4

283 181 Lou Holtz

1937 5 6

192 166 Don McCallister

2001 9 3

310 229 Lou Holtz

1938 6 4

168

2002 5 7

225 262 Lou Holtz

86 Rex Enright

1939 3 6

40 163 Rex Enright

2003 5 7

268 314 Lou Holtz

1940 3 6

107 146 Rex Enright

2004 6 5

243 229 Lou Holtz

1941 4 4

100 103 Rex Enright

2005 7 5

284 279 Steve Spurrier

1942 1 7

46 130 Rex Enright

2006 8 5

346 243 Steve Spurrier

1943 5 2

118

1944 3 4

135 106 William Newton

56 J. P. Moran

2007 6 6

313 282 Steve Spurrier

2008 7 6

270 274 Steve Spurrier

1945 2 4

113 192 Johnnie McMillan

2009 7 6

268 265 Steve Spurrier

1946 5 3

107 133 Rex Enright

2010 9 5

433 324 Steve Spurrier

1947 6 2

113

85 Rex Enright

2011 11 2

391 239 Steve Spurrier

1948 3 5

106 126 Rex Enright

2012 11 2

410 237 Steve Spurrier

1949 4 6

145 168 Rex Enright

2013 11 2

443 284 Steve Spurrier

1950 3 4

110 114 Rex Enright

2014 7 6

424 395 Steve Spurrier

1951 5 4

175 135 Rex Enright

2015 3 9

263 330 Spurrier/Elliott

1952 5 5

175 161 Rex Enright

2016 6 7

270 344 Will Muschamp

2017 9 4

315 269 Will Muschamp

1953 7 3

198

1954 6 4

172 153 Rex Enright

1955 3 6

120 209 Rex Enright

122

97 Rex Enright

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All 601 573 44

188 222 11

398 252 21 161 287 15 21509 20476

C A R OLIN A CO ACH E S

Assistant Coaches Since 1972

Head Coaching Records No. Name No Coach 1. W. A. Whaley 2. W.P. Murphy 3. W. Wertenbaker 4. I. O. Hunt 5. B. W. Dickson 6. C. R. Williams 7. Christie Benet 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34.

Tenure Yrs W 1892-95 4 2 1896 1 1 1897 1 0 1898 1 1 1899-1900 2 6 1901 1 3 1902-03 2 14 1904-05; 4 13 1908-09 Douglas McKay 1907 1 3 John H. Neff 1910-11 2 5 N. B. Edgerton 1912-15 4 19 Rice Warren 1916 1 2 Dixon Foster 1917; 1919 2 4 Frank Dobson 1918 1 2 Sol Metzger 1920-24 5 26 Branch Bocock 1925-26 2 13 Harry Lightsey 1927 1 4 Billy Laval 1928-34 7 39 Don McCallister 1935-37 3 13 Rex Enright 1938-42; 15 64 1946-55 J. P. Moran 1943 1 5 William Newton 1944 1 3 Johnnie McMillan 1945 1 2 Warren Giese 1956-60 5 28 Marvin Bass 1961-65 5 17 Paul Dietzel 1966-74 9 42 Jim Carlen 1975-81 7 45 Richard Bell 1982 1 4 Joe Morrison 1983-88 6 39 Sparky Woods 1989-93 5 24 Brad Scott 1994-98 5 23 Lou Holtz 1999-2004 6 33 Steve Spurrier 2005-15 11 86 Shawn Elliott 2015 1 1 Will Muschamp 2016-17 2 15 Totals 124 601

L T PCT 4 0 .333 3 0 .250 3 0 .000 2 0 .333 6 0 .500 4 0 .429 3 0 .824 16 3 .453 0 8 13 7 12 1 18 7 5 26 20 69

0 1.000 2 .400 3 .586 0 .222 1 .265 1 .625 2 .587 0 .650 0 .444 6 .592 1 .397 7 .482

2 0 4 2 4 3 21 1 29 4 53 1 36 1 7 0 28 2 28 3 32 1 37 0 49 0 5 0 11 0 573 44

.714 .444 .389 .570 .380 .443 .555 .364 .580 .464 .427 .471 .637 .167 .577 .511

South Carolina fielded its first football team in 1892 and for the first three seasons no head coach was designated. The all-time won-lost-tie record includes those three seasons. No football was played in 1893 and in 1906 the trustees abolished the sport for one season.

Most Games Most Wins No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Coach Games Rex Enright 140 Steve Spurrier 135 Paul Dietzel 96 Jim Carlen 82 Billy Laval 71 Lou Holtz 70 Joe Morrison 69 Brad Scott 56 Sparky Woods 55 Warren Giese 50 Marvin Bass 50

No. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 7. 8. 9. 10.

Coach Wins Steve Spurrier 86 Rex Enright 64 Jim Carlen 45 Paul Dietzel 42 Billy Laval 39 Joe Morrison 39 Lou Holtz 33 Warren Giese 28 Sol Metzger 26 Sparky Woods 24

1972 Jesse Berry Tim Bice John Bridgers Johnny Menger Pride Ratterree Bill Rowe Bob Ryan Bill Shalosky Jerry Stovall Pat Watson Harold White

1973 Oree Banks Roy Frazier Bob Gatling Oval Jaynes Pete Jenkins Lamar Leachman Bob Mauro Pride Ratterree Jerry Stovall

1974 Oree Banks Bill Clay Bob Gatling Oval Jaynes Pete Jenkins Bob Mauro Sam Mitchell Johnny Parker Pride Ratterree

1975 Richard Bell Bob Brown Marc Dove Dale Evans Jack Fligg Dennis Ford Bob Gatling Larry New Dick Rader Jerry Sullivan Harold White

1976 Richard Bell Bob Brown Mark Dove Dave Evans Jack Fligg Dennis Ford Larry New Dick Rader Jerry Sullivan Harold White

1977 Richard Bell Bob Brown Marc Dove Dale Evans Jack Fligg Dennis Ford Larry New Dick Rader Jerry Sullivan Harold White

1978 Richard Bell Bob Brown Dale Evans Jack Fligg Ray Goff Larry New Bob Roe Jerry Sullivan Harold White

1979

rex enright STEVE SPURRIER

Paul Dietzel

Jim Carlen

Richard Bell Bob Brown Dale Evans Jack Fligg Ray Goff Larry New Bob Roe Jerry Sullivan

1980 Richard Bell Bob Brown Dale Evans Jack Fligg Ray Goff Larry New Bob Roe Jerry Sullivan

1981 Richard Bell Keith Colson Dale Evans Jack Fligg Larry New Bob Roe Ken Shipp Jerry Sullivan

1982 Keith Colson Dave Fagg Jack Fligg Sam Goodwin Bill Michael Larry New Bob Roe Jerry Sullivan

1983 Mike Bender Tank Black Ricky Diggs Tom Gadd Tom Kurucz Tom McMahon Bill Michael Frank Sadler Jim Washburn

1984 Mike Bender Tank Black Ricky Diggs Tom Gadd Tom Kurucz Tom McMahon Bill Michael Frank Sadler Jim Washburn

1985 Mike Bender Tank Black Ricky Diggs Tom Gadd Tom Kurucz Tom McMahon Bill Michael Frank Sadler Jim Washburn

1986 Mike Bender Tank Black Ricky Diggs Tom Gadd Tom Kurucz Tom McMahon Frank Orgel Frank Sadler Jim Washburn

1987 Mike Bender Tank Black Ricky Diggs Joe Lee Dunn Buddy King Tom McMahon Frank Orgel Frank Sadler Jim Washburn

1988 Mike Bender Ricky Diggs Joe Lee Dunn Al Groh Fred Jackson Buddy King Tom McMahon Frank Orgel Jim Washburn

1989 David Bibee Roy Gregory Stan Hixon Don Kirkpatrick Brad Lawing Carroll McCray Rick Whitt Art Wilkins Eddie Williamson

1990 David Bibee Roy Gregory Stan Hixon Don Kirkpatrick Brad Lawing Carroll McCray Rick Whitt Eddie Williamson Art Wilkins

1996 Wally Burnham John Eason Bruce Johnson Chuck Kelly Brad Lawing Rick Petri John Reaves Mark Salva John Zernhelt

1997 Wally Burnham John Eason Bruce Johnson Brad Lawing Rick Petri Buddy Pough John Reaves Mark Salva John Zernhelt

1998 Wally Burnham Bruce Johnson Brad Lawing Rick Petri Buddy Pough Woody McCorvey Chuck Reedy Mark Salva John Zernhelt

1991

1999

Miles Aldridge David Bibee Clyde Christensen Stan Hixon Don Kirkpatrick Brad Lawing Carroll McCray Tommy West Art Wilkins

Chris Cosh Dave DeGuglielmo Jon Fabris Todd Fitch John Gutekunst Skip Holtz Buddy Pough Dave Roberts Charlie Strong

1992 Miles Aldridge David Bibee Rich Bisaccia Nick Gasparato Stan Hixon Brad Lawing Carroll McCray Tommy West Art Wilkins

1993 Miles Aldridge David Bibee Rich Bisaccia John Gutekunst Tim Harkness Brad Lawing Carroll McCray Mark McHale Art Wilkins

1994 Wally Burnham Ricky Bustle John Eason Frank Hickson Bobby Johns Chuck Kelly Brad Lawing Mark Salva Bob Stinchcomb

1995 Wally Burnham John Eason Frank Hickson Bobby Johns Chuck Kelly Brad Lawing John Reaves Mark Salva Bob Stinchcomb

2000 Chris Cosh Dave DeGuglielmo Todd Fitch John Gutekunst Skip Holtz Paul Lounsberry Buddy Pough Dave Roberts Charlie Strong

2001 Chris Cosh Dave DeGuglielmo Todd Fitch John Gutekunst Skip Holtz Paul Lounsberry Buddy Pough Dave Roberts Charlie Strong

2002 Chris Cosh Dave DeGuglielmo Todd Fitch John Gutekunst Skip Holtz Paul Lounsberry Joker Phillips Dave Roberts Charlie Strong

2003 Chris Cosh Dave DeGuglielmo Todd Fitch John Gutekunst Skip Holtz Paul Lounsberry Jappy Oliver Dave Roberts Charlie Williams

2004 Ron Cooper Skip Holtz Paul Lounsberry Rick Minter Jappy Oliver David Reaves Dave Roberts Steve Shankweiler Rick Stockstill

2005 Ron Cooper Madre Hill John Hunt Tyrone Nix David Reaves Steve Spurrier Jr. Rick Stockstill John Thompson Dave Wommack

2006 Fred Chatham Ron Cooper Robert Gillespie John Hunt Brad Lawing Tyrone Nix David Reaves Steve Spurrier Jr. Dave Wommack

2007 Shane Beamer Fred Chatham Ron Cooper Robert Gillespie John Hunt Brad Lawing Tyrone Nix David Reaves Steve Spurrier Jr.

2008 Shane Beamer Ron Cooper Robert Gillespie John Hunt Ellis Johnson Brad Lawing David Reaves Ray Rychleski Steve Spurrier Jr.

2009 Shane Beamer Jay Graham Jeep Hunter Ellis Johnson Brad Lawing G.A. Mangus Steve Spurrier Jr. Lorenzo Ward Eric Wolford

2010 Shane Beamer Shawn Elliott Jay Graham Jeep Hunter Ellis Johnson Brad Lawing G.A. Mangus Steve Spurrier Jr. Lorenzo Ward

2011

2012 Kirk Botkin Grady Brown Shawn Elliott Brad Lawing G.A. Mangus Joe Robinson Everette Sands Steve Spurrier Jr. Lorenzo Ward

2013 Deke Adams Kirk Botkin Grady Brown Shawn Elliott G.A. Mangus Joe Robinson Everette Sands Steve Spurrier Jr. Lorenzo Ward

2014 Deke Adams Kirk Botkin Grady Brown Shawn Elliott G.A. Mangus Joe Robinson Everette Sands Steve Spurrier Jr. Lorenzo Ward

2015 Deke Adams Kirk Botkin Shawn Elliott Jon Hoke G.A. Mangus Joe Robinson Everette Sands Steve Spurrier Jr. Lorenzo Ward

2016 Bobby Bentley Shawn Elliott Coleman Hutzler Bryan McClendon Mike Peterson Travaris Robinson Kurt Roper Lance Thompson Pat Washington

2017 Bobby Bentley Coleman Hutzler Bryan McClendon Mike Peterson Travaris Robinson Kurt Roper Lance Thompson Pat Washington Eric Wolford

2018 Bobby Bentley Coleman Hutzler Kyle Krantz Bryan McClendon Mike Peterson Travaris Robinson Lance Thompson Pat Washington Dan Werner Eric Wolford

John Butler Shawn Elliott Jay Graham Jeep Hunter Ellis Johnson Brad Lawing G.A. Mangus Steve Spurrier Jr. Lorenzo Ward

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YEA R-B Y-YEAR RES ULTS 1902

1892 Record: 0-1 Coach: No Coach Captain: Melton Clark Date Opponent Site D 24 Furman Charleston

Score L 0-44

1893 No Team

1894 Record: 0-2 Coach: No Coach Captain: D.H. Wallace N 03 Georgia Columbia N 11 Augusta Y Columbia

L 0-40 L 4-16

W 20-0 W 14-10 L 0-10

1896 Record: 1-3 Coach: W.H. Whaley Captain: C.H. McLaurin O 31 Charleston Y Charleston N 12 Clemson Columbia N 19 Wofford Columbia N 26 Furman Greenville

L 4-6 W 12-6 L 4-6 L 0-12

L 0-4 L 6-18 L 0-6

1898 Record: 1-2 Coach: W. Wertenbaker Captain: J.C. Foster O 18 Bingham Columbia N 17 Clemson Columbia N 24 Davidson Charlotte

W 16-5 L 0-24 L 0-6

1899 Record: 2-3 Coach: I.O. Hunt Captain: W.M. Shand O 15 Columbia Y N 09 Clemson N 15 Bingham N 22 Bingham N 30 Davidson

Record: 8-2 Coach: C.R. Williams Captain: Guy Gunter O 02 Columbia Y O 06 Welsh Neck O 10 North Carolina O 17 Georgia O 23 Guilford O 29 Tennessee N 08 Davidson N 14 N.C.A.M. N 21 Charleston N 26 Georgia Tech

Columbia Columbia Columbia Athens Columbia Columbia Charlotte Raleigh Charleston Atlanta

Record: 4-3-1 Coach: Christie Benet Captain: E.S. Oliver O 07 Welsh Neck O 15 North Carolina O 20 Guilford O 26 Georgia N 05 N.C.A.M. N 12 Davidson N 19 Charleston AC N 24 Wash. & Lee

Columbia Chapel Hill Columbia Columbia Raleigh Columbia Charleston Sumter

W 24-0 W 89-0 L 0-17 W 17-0 W 29-0 W 24-0 W 29-12 L 5-6 W 6-0 W 16-0

W L W W T L L W

40-0 0-27 21-4 2-0 0-0 0-6 0-6 25-0

1905 Record: 4-2-1 Coach: Christie Benet Captain: Douglas McKay O 13 Welsh Neck Columbia O 20 Bingham Columbia O 26 N.C.A.M. Columbia N 04 Davidson Charlotte N 11 Bingham Asheville N 18 Virginia Tech Roanoke N 30 The Citadel Charleston

Columbia Columbia Columbia Asheville Charlotte

W 5-0 L 0-34 W 11-5 L 6-18 L 0-5

W W L W T L W

14-0 19-6 0-29 6-4 5-5 0-34 47-0

1907 Record: 3-0 Coach: Douglas McKay Captain: L.W. Perrin N 16 Charleston Columbia N 21 Georgia College Columbia N 28 The Citadel Charleston

W 14-4 W 4-0 W 12-0

L W L W W L W

0-5 10-0 0-51 12-0 27-0 0-5 17-5

L W W L L W L

5-10 12-0 11-6 5-12 0-13 47-0 5-11

1901

Record: 3-5-1 Coach: Christie Benet Captain: R.E. Gonzales O 03 Ridgewood Columbia O 10 Charleston Columbia O 17 Georgia Athens O 22 Charleston AA Columbia O 29 Davidson Columbia N 04 Georgia M.S. Augusta N 07 Bingham Columbia N 14 North Carolina Chapel Hill N 26 The Citadel Charleston

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Record: 4-4 Coach: John H. Neff Captain: U.G. Desportes O 08 Charleston Columbia W 8-0 O 15 Georgia M.S. Augusta W 14-0 O 22 Lenoir Columbia W 33-0 O 27 Wake Forest Columbia W 6-0 N 03 Clemson Columbia L 0-24 N 12 Davidson Davidson L 0-53 N 19 North Carolina Durham L 6-23 N 24 The Citadel Charleston L 0-5

1911 Record: 1-4-2 Coach: John H. Neff Captain: W.C. Whitner, Jr. O 07 Georgia Athens O 14 Charleston Charleston O 21 Florida Columbia N 02 Clemson Columbia N 11 North Carolina Chapel Hill N 18 Davidson Columbia N 30 The Citadel Charleston

L W T L L L T

0-38 16-0 6-6 0-27 0-21 0-10 0-0

W L L W W T W W

10-3 0-19 6-10 68-0 22-7 6-6 66-0 26-2

1912 Record: 5-2-1 Coach: N.B. Edgerton Captain: Alfred Von Kolnitz O 05 Wake Forest Columbia O 14 Virginia Char’ville O 19 Florida Gainesville O 26 Charleston Charleston O 31 Clemson Columbia N 09 North Carolina Chapel Hill N 16 Porter Columbia N 28 The Citadel Columbia

T W L L L W L L W

0-0 17-0 6-29 4-15 0-22 19-5 6-10 0-22 12-0

Record: 5-5-1 Coach: N.B. Edgerton Captain: Luther Hill S 30 Mach. Mates Columbia O 3 Georgia Tech Atlanta O 12 North Carolina Chapel Hill O 17 Virginia Char’ville O 24 Newberry Columbia O 29 Clemson Columbia N 04 Wofford Spartanburg N 07 Wake Forest Columbia N 14 Davidson Columbia N 19 Newberry Newberry N 26 The Citadel Columbia

W 29-0 W 41-0 W 19-10 T 0-0 W 33-6 W 68-0 L 0-13 L 0-61 L 0-3

1916 Record: 2-7 Coach: Rice Warren Captain: M.K. McMillan O 07 Newberry Columbia O 14 Wofford Columbia O 21 Tennessee Knoxville O 26 Clemson Columbia N 04 Wake Forest Columbia N 11 Virginia Char’ville N 18 Mercer Columbia N 23 Furman Greenville N 30 The Citadel Columbia

L W L L L L W L L

0-10 23-3 0-26 0-27 7-33 6-35 47-0 0-14 2-20

Record: 3-5 Coach: Dixon Foster Captain: Sumpter Clark O 06 Newberry Columbia O 13 Florida Gainesville O 25 Clemson Columbia N 03 Erskine Columbia N 08 Furman Florence N 17 Wofford Spartanburg N 24 Presbyterian Columbia N 29 The Citadel Columbia

W 38-0 L 13-21 L 13-21 L 13-14 W 26-0 L 0-20 L 14-20 W 20-0

1918

1913 Record: 4-3 Coach: N.B. Edgerton Captain: John Mills O 04 Virginia Char’sville O 11 Wake Forest Columbia O 18 North Carolina Columbia O 30 Clemson Columbia N 08 Florida Columbia N 15 Davidson Davidson N 26 The Citadel Columbia

Record: 5-3-1 Coach: N.B. Edgerton Captain: O.E. Going O 02 Newberry Columbia O 09 Presbyterian Columbia O 21 N.C.A.M. Raleigh O 28 Clemson Columbia N 04 Wofford Spartanburg N 06 Cumberland Columbia N 13 Virginia Columbia N 20 Georgetown Wash, D.C. N 25 The Citadel Columbia

1917

L 0-54 W 27-10 L 3-13 L 0-32 W 13-0 W 10-0 W 42-13

1914

1908 Athens Columbia Columbia Columbia Greenville Charlotte Raleigh

1915

Record: 2-6 Coach: Christie Benet Captain: J.H. Hammond O 09 N.C.M.C. Columbia L 0-5 O 16 Georgia Tech Atlanta L 0-59 O 23 Wake Forest Columbia L 0-8 O 28 Charleston Columbia W 17-11 N 03 Clemson Columbia L 0-6 N 13 Davidson Davidson L 5-29 N 20 Mercer Macon L 3-5 N 25 The Citadel Charleston W 11-5

1910

1906

Record: 3-4 Coach: B.W. Dickson Captain: R.L. Freeman O 12 Georgia Augusta O 22 Furman Columbia O 24 Bingham Asheville O 30 Davidson Columbia N 09 Georgia Tech Atlanta N 12 N.C.M.A. Columbia N 18 Wofford Spartanburg

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10-0 60-0 28-0 12-6 5-0 0-10 80-0

Football Banned by Trustees

1900 Record: 4-3 Coach: I.O. Hunt Captain: T.J. Bell O 20 Georgia O 25 Guilford N 01 Clemson N 10 NC A&M N 17 Furman N 22 Davidson N 29 NC A&M

W W W W W L W

1904

1897 Record: 0-3 Coach: W.P. Murphy Captain: Lee Hagood O 23 Charleston Y Charleston N 11 Clemson Columbia N 26 Charleston Y Columbia

1909

1903

1895 Record: 2-1 Coach: No Coach Captain: F.M. Bryan N 02 Columbia AA Columbia N 08 Furman Columbia N 14 Wofford Columbia

Record: 6-1 Coach: C.R. Williams Captain: Thomas E. McCutchen O 15 Guilford Columbia O 21 N.C.M.A. Columbia O 25 Bingham Columbia O 30 Clemson Columbia N 06 St. Albans Columbia N 14 Furman Greenville N 28 Charleston MC Columbia

Record: 2-1-1 Coach: Frank Dobson Captain: J.H. Moore N 02 Clemson Columbia N 16 Furman Greenville N 23 Wofford Columbia N 28 The Citadel Orangeburg

L 0-39 W 20-12 W 13-0 T 0-0

1919 Record: 1-7-1 Coach: Dixon Foster Captain: Hayward Brockington S 27 Presbyterian Columbia L O 04 Erskine Columbia W O 11 Georgia Athens L O 18 Davidson Columbia L O 30 Clemson Columbia L N 08 Tennessee Columbia T N 15 Wash. & Lee Lexington Va. L N 22 Florida Columbia L N 27 The Citadel Columbia L

0-6 6-0 0-14 0-7 6-19 6-6 0-26 0-13 7-14

1920 W 30-7 L 0-20 L 0-48 L 7-49 T 13-13 L 6-29 W 25-0 W 26-0 L 7-13 W 47-6 W 7-6

Record: 5-4 Coach: Sol Metzger Captain: Edward Smith O 02 Wofford Columbia W O 09 Georgia Columbia L O 16 North Carolina Chapel Hill L O 21 Presbyterian Augusta, Ga. W O 28 Clemson Columbia W N 06 Davidson Davidson L N 13 Navy Annapolis L N 20 Newberry Columbia W N 25 The Citadel Charleston W

10-0 0-37 0-7 14-0 3-0 0-27 0-63 48-0 7-6

Y E A R - BY-Y E A R R E S U LTS 1927

1921 Record: 5-1-2 Coach: Sol Metzger Captain: T.W. Gressette O 01 Erskine Columbia O 08 Newberry Columbia O 15 North Carolina Columbia O 22 Presbyterian Columbia O 27 Clemson Columbia N 05 Florida Tampa N 12 Furman Greenville N 24 The Citadel Columbia

W W T W W T L W

13-7 7-0 7-7 48-0 21-0 7-7 0-7 13-0

1922 Record: 5-4 Coach: Sol Metzger Captain: Alex Waite S 29 Erskine O 07 Presbyterian O 14 North Carolina O 20 Wofford O 26 Clemson N 04 Sewanee N 11 Furman N 16 The Citadel N 30 Centre

Record: 4-5 Coach: Harry Lightsey Captain: Emmett Wingfield S 24 Erskine Columbia O 01 Maryland College Park O 08 Virginia Charâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ville O 15 North Carolina Columbia O 20 Clemson Columbia O 27 The Citadel Orangeburg N 05 Virginia Tech Richmond N 12 Furman Greenville N 24 NC State Columbia

W 13-6 L 0-26 W 13-12 W 14-6 L 0-20 W 6-0 L 0-35 L 0-33 L 0-34

1928 Columbia W Columbia W Chapel Hill L Columbia W Columbia L Columbia L Columbia W Orangeburg W Danville, Ky. L

13-0 7-0 7-10 20-0 0-3 6-7 27-7 13-0 0-42

1923 Record: 4-6 Coach: Sol Metzger Captain: W.J. Wheeler S 29 Erskine Columbia O 06 Presbyterian Columbia O 13 NC State Raleigh O 19 Newberry Columbia O 25 Clemson Columbia N 03 North Carolina Columbia N 10 Furman Greenville N 15 The Citadel Orangeburg N 17 Wash. & Lee Columbia N 29 Wake Forest Columbia

W L L W L L L W L W

35-0 3-7 0-7 24-0 6-7 0-13 3-23 12-0 7-13 14-7

W L W W W W W L L W

47-0 0-18 10-0 29-0 3-0 14-3 10-7 0-10 0-10 7-0

W L W W W W L L W W

33-0 0-7 7-6 6-0 33-0 30-6 0-6 0-2 21-0 20-0

1925 Record: 7-3 Coach: Branch Bocock Captain: J.C. Long S 26 Erskine Columbia O 03 North Carolina Columbia O 11 NC State Raleigh O 16 Wofford Columbia O 22 Clemson Columbia O 28 The Citadel Orangeburg O 31 Virginia Tech Richmond N 14 Furman Greenville N 20 Presbyterian Columbia N 28 Centre Columbia

1926 Record: 6-4 Coach: Branch Bocock Captain: W.M. Boyd S 25 Erskine Columbia O 02 Maryland Columbia O 09 North Carolina Chapel Hill O 15 Wofford Columbia O 21 Clemson Columbia O 28 The Citadel Orangeburg O 30 Virginia Columbia N 06 Virginia Tech Richmond N 13 Furman Columbia N 20 NC State Columbia

W 41-0 W 12-0 L 0-7 W 27-13 W 24-0 L 9-12 L 0-6 W 19-0 L 7-10 W 20-14

Record: 6-5 Coach: Billy Laval Captain: Julian Beall S 28 Erskine O 05 Virginia O 12 Maryland O 18 Presbyterian O 24 Clemson O 31 The Citadel N 09 North Carolina N 16 Furman N 23 Florida N 30 NC State D 07 Tennessee

1937 Record: 5-6-1, 2-2-1 Southern Conference Coach: Don McCallister Captain: Jack Lyons S 18 Emory & Henry Columbia W 45-7 S 25 North Carolina* Chapel Hill T 13-13 O 02 Georgia Columbia L 7-13 O 09 Alabama Tuscaloosa L 0-20 O 16 Davidson* Columbia W 12-7 O 21 Clemson* Columbia L 6-34 O 29 The Citadel* Orangeburg W 21-6 N 06 Kentucky Lexington L 7-27 N 13 Furman* Columbia L 0-12 N 20 Presbyterian Columbia W 64-0 N 25 Catholic Wash., D.C. L 14-27 D 03 Miami (Fla.) Miami, Fla. W 3-0

1933 Columbia Chicago Charâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ville Columbia Columbia Columbia Orangeburg Chapel Hill Columbia Raleigh

W 19-0 W 6-0 W 24-13 W 21-7 W 13-0 L 0-32 T 0-0 T 0-0 W 6-0 L 7-18

1929

1924 Record: 7-3 Coach: Sol Metzger Captain: Frankie Meyer S 27 Erskine Columbia O 04 Georgia Athens O 11 NC State Columbia O 17 Presbyterian Columbia O 23 Clemson Columbia O 29 The Citadel Orangeburg N 01 North Carolina Chapel Hill N 08 Furman Columbia N 15 Sewanee Columbia N 27 Wake Forest Columbia

Record: 6-2-2 Coach: Billy Laval Captain: Bill Cooper S 22 Erskine S 29 Chicago O 06 Virginia O 13 Maryland O 19 Presbyterian O 25 Clemson N 01 The Citadel N 10 North Carolina N 17 Furman N 29 NC State

1932 Record: 5-4-2 Coach: Billy Laval Captain: Harry Freeman, Bill Gilmore S 24 Sewanee Columbia W 7-3 O 01 Villanova Philadelphia W 7-6 O 08 Wake Forest Charlotte L 0-6 O 14 Wofford Columbia W 19-0 O 20 Clemson Columbia W 14-0 O 29 Tulane New Orleans L 0-6 N 05 LSU Columbia L 0-6 N 12 Furman Greenville L 0-14 N 19 The Citadel Columbia W 19-0 N 24 NC State Raleigh T 7-7 D 03 Auburn Birmingham T 20-20

Record: 6-3-1, 3-0 Southern Conference Coach: Billy Laval Captains: Earl Clary, Buddy Morehead S 23 Wofford Columbia W 31-0 S 29 Temple Philadelphia L 6-26 O 07 Villanova Columbia L 6-15 O 19 Clemson* Columbia W 7-0 O 26 The Citadel Orangeburg W 12-6 O 28 Virginia Tech* Blacksburg W 12-0 N 05 LSU Baton Rouge L 7-30 N 11 NC State* Columbia W 14-0 N 19 Furman Columbia T 0-0 D 02 Auburn Birmingham W 16-14

1934 W 26-7 L 0-6 W 26-6 W 41-0 L 14-21 W 27-14 L 0-40 W 2-0 L 7-20 W 20-6 L 0-54

Record: 5-4, 2-3 Southern Conference Coach: Billy Laval Captain: Tom Craig S 29 Erskine Columbia W O 06 VMI* Columbia W O 13 NC State* Raleigh L O 18 The Citadel Orangeburg W O 25 Clemson* Columbia L N 03 Virginia Tech* Columbia W N 10 Villanova Philadelphia L N 17 Furman* Greenville W N 29 Wash. & Lee Columbia L

Record: 6-4 Coach: Billy Laval Captain: R.E. Gressette S 20 Erskine Columbia W 19-0 S 27 Duke Durham W 22-0 O 04 Georgia Tech Atlanta L 0-45 O 11 LSU Columbia W 7-6 O 23 Clemson Columbia L 7-20 O 30 The Citadel Orangeburg W 13-0 N 08 Furman Greenville L 0-14 N 15 Sewanee Columbia W 14-13 N 22 NC State Columbia W 19-0 N 27 Auburn Columbus GaL 7-25

Record: 3-7, 1-4 Southern Conference Coach: Don McCallister Captain: Clay Alexander S 21 Erskine Columbia W S 28 Duke* Durham L O 05 NC State* Columbia L O 12 Davidson Davidson L O 17 The Citadel Orangeburg W O 24 Clemson* Columbia L N 02 Virginia Tech* Blacksburg L N 16 Furman Columbia L N 23 Wash. & Lee* Columbia W D 07 Florida Tampa L

Columbia Columbia College Park Columbia Columbia Orangeburg Columbia Greenville Columbia Raleigh Knoxville

1930

1938 Record: 6-4-1, 2-2 Southern Conference Coach: Rex Enright Captains: W.R. Howell, Larry Craig S 19 Erskine Columbia W 53-0 S 24 Xavier (Ohio) Cincinnati W 6-0 O 01 Georgia Columbia L 6-7 O 08 Wake Forest* Columbia L 19-20 O 14 Davidson* Sumter W 25-0 O 20 Clemson* Columbia L 12-34 O 28 Villanova (-/15) Orangeburg T 6-6 N 05 Duquesne Columbia W 7-0 N 12 Furman* Greenville W 27-6 N 19 Fordham (-/18) New York L 0-13 N 28 Catholic Wash., D.C. W 7-0

1939 25-0 22-6 0-6 20-6 0-19 20-0 0-20 2-0 7-14

1935

Record: 3-6-1, 1-3 Southern Conference Coach: Rex Enright Captains: J.B. Henson, Heber Stroud S 23 Wake Forest* Win.-Salem L 7-19 S 29 Catholic Columbia L 0-12 O 06 Villanova Philadelphia L 0-40 O 13 Davidson* Sumter W 7-0 O 19 Clemson* Columbia L 0-27 O 27 West Virginia Orangeburg T 6-6 N 04 Florida Columbia W 6-0 N 11 Furman* Columbia L 0-20 N 18 Georgia Athens L 7-33 N 25 Miami (Fla.) Columbia W 7-6

1940 33-0 0-47 0-14 6-13 25-0 0-44 0-27 7-20 2-0 0-22

1931

1936

Record: 5-4-1 Coach: Billy Laval Captain: Miles Blount S 26 Duke Columbia W 7-0 O 03 Georgia Tech Atlanta L 13-25 O 10 LSU Baton Rouge L 12-19 O 22 Clemson Columbia W 21-0 O 29 The Citadel Orangeburg W 26-7 N 07 Furman Columbia W 27-0 N 14 Florida Tampa T 6-6 N 21 NC State Columbia W 21-0 N 26 Auburn Montgomery L 6-13 D 05 Centre Columbia L 7-9

Record: 5-7, 2-5 Southern Conference Coach: Don McCallister Captain: Bob Johnson S 19 Erskine Columbia W 38-0 S 26 VMI* Lexington L 7-24 O 03 Duke* Columbia L 0-21 O 10 Florida Columbia W 7-0 O 17 Virginia Tech* Columbia W 14-0 O 22 Clemson* Columbia L 0-19 O 30 The Citadel* Orangeburg W 9-0 N 07 Villanova Columbia L 0-14 N 14 Furman* Greenville L 6-23 N 21 North Carolina* Columbia L 0-14 N 26 Xavier Cincinnati L 13-21 D 11 Miami (Fla.) Miami, Fla. W 6-3

Record: 3-6, 1-3 Southern Conference Coach: Rex Enright Captain: Kirt Norton O 05 Georgia Columbia L 2-33 O 11 Duquesne Pittsburgh L 21-27 O 24 Clemson* (-/13) Columbia L 13-21 N 02 Penn St. (-/18) Univ. Park L 0-12 N 09 Kansas State Columbia W 20-13 N 16 Furman* Greenville L 7-25 N 22 Miami (Fla.) Miami W 7-2 N 28 Wake Forest* Charlotte L 6-7 D 08 The Citadel* Charleston W 31-6

1941 Record: 4-4-1, 4-0-1 Southern Conference Coach: Rex Enright Captains: Harvey Blouin, Dutch Elston S 27 North Carolina* Chapel Hill W 13-7 O 04 Georgia Athens L 6-34 O 11 Wake Forest* Columbia T 6-6 O 23 Clemson* (-/14) Columbia W 18-14 O 31 The Citadel* Orangeburg W 13-6 N 08 Kansas State Manhattan L 0-3 N 15 Furman* Columbia W 26-7 N 21 Miami (Fla.) Miami L 6-7 N 29 Penn State Columbia L 12-19

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1948

1953

1958

Record: 1-7-1, 1-4 Southern Conference Coach: Rex Enright Captains: Louis Sossamon, John Leitner S 26 Tennessee Columbia T 0-0 O 03 North Carolina* Chapel Hill L 6-18 O 10 West Virginia Morgantown L 0-13 O 22 Clemson* Columbia L 6-18 O 30 The Citadel* Orangeburg W 14-0 N 07 Alabama (-/8) Tuscaloosa L 0-29 N 14 Furman* Columbia L 0-6 N 21 Miami (Fla.) Miami L 6-13 N 27 Wake Forest* Charlotte L 14-33

Record: 3-5, 1-3 Southern Conference Coach: Rex Enright Captain: Al Faress, Jack Crouch S 24 Newberry Columbia W 46-0 O 01 Furman* Greenville W 7-0 O 09 Tulane New Orleans L 0-14 O 21 Clemson* (-/14) Columbia L 7-13 O 30 West Virginia Morgantown L 12-35 N 06 Maryland* Columbia L 7-19 N 13 Tulsa Tulsa W 27-7 N 25 Wake Forest* Columbia L 0-38

Record: 7-3, 2-2 ACC Coach: Rex Enright Captain: Gene Wilson S 19 Duke* (-/10) Columbia L 7-20 S 26 The Citadel Columbia W 25-0 O 03 Virginia Char’ville W 19-0 O 10 Furman Columbia W 27-13 O 22 Clemson* Columbia W 14-7 O 31 Maryland (-/2) College Park L 6-24 N 07 North Carolina* Columbia W 18-0 N 14 W. Virginia (-/8) Morgantown W 20-14 N 21 Wofford (13/-) Columbia W 49-0 N 26 Wake Forest* (15/-)Charlotte L 13-19

Record: 7-3, 5-2 ACC Final AP Ranking: 15 Coach: Warren Giese Captains: King Dixon, Alex Hawkins, Dwight Keith S 20 Duke* Columbia W 8-0 S 27 Army (18/8) West Point L 8-45 O 04 Georgia Athens W 24-14 O 11 North Carolina* Chapel Hill L 0-6 O 23 Clemson* (-/10) Columbia W 26-6 N 01 Maryland* College Park L 6-10 N 08 Furman Greenville W 32-7 N 15 Virginia* Columbia W 28-14 N 22 NC State* Columbia W 12-7 N 27 Wake Forest* (16/-)Columbia W 24-7

1943 Record: 5-2, 2-1 Southern Conference Coach: J.P. Moran Captains: Bill McMillan, Neil Allen S 25 Newberry Columbia W O 02 176th Infantry Columbia L O 09 Presbyterian Columbia W O 21 Clemson* Columbia W O 29 Charleston C.G. Orangeburg W N 06 North Carolina* Columbia L N 25 Wake Forest* Charlotte W

19-7 7-13 20-7 33-6 20-0 6-21 13-2

1944 Record: 3-4-2, 1-3 Southern Conference Coach: William Newton Captains: Jim Hunnicut, Jack Bradford S 23 Newberry Columbia W 48-0 S 30 GA. Pre-Flight Columbia L 14-20 O 07 Miami (Fla.) Miami T 0-0 O 19 Clemson* Columbia L 13-20 O 27 Charleston C.G. Orangeburg T 6-6 N 04 North Carolina* Chapel Hill W 6-0 N 11 Presbyterian Columbia W 28-7 N 18 Duke* (-/10) Columbia L 7-34 N 23 Wake Forest* Charlotte L 13-19

1945 Record: 2-4-3, 0-2-2 Southern Conference Coach: Johnnie McMillan Captain: Bryant Meeks S 22 Duke* Durham L 0-60 S 29 Presbyterian Columbia W 40-0 O 06 Camp Blanding Columbia W 20-6 O 13 Alabama (-/7) Montgomery L 0-55 O 25 Clemson* Columbia T 0-0 N 09 Miami (Fla.) Miami T 13-13 N 22 Wake Forest* Charlotte T 13-13 D 01 Maryland* Columbia L 13-19 J 01 Wake Forest (-/19)Jacksonville L 14-26 (Gator Bowl)

1946 Record: 5-3, 4-2 Southern Conference Coach: Rex Enright Captain: Earl Dunham S 29 Newberry Columbia W 21-0 O 05 Alabama Columbia L 6-14 O 11 Furman* Greenville W 14-7 O 24 Clemson* Columbia W 26-14 N 01 The Citadel* Orangeburg W 19-7 N 09 Maryland* College Park W 21-17 N 16 Duke* (-/20) Columbia L 0-39 N 28 Wake Forest* Charlotte L 0-35

1947 Record: 6-2-1, 4-1-1 Southern Conference Coach: Rex Enright Captain: Neil Allen S 20 Newberry Columbia W 27-6 S 27 Maryland* Columbia L 13-19 O 04 Mississippi Memphis L 0-33 O 11 Furman* Columbia W 26-8 O 23 Clemson* Columbia W 21-19 O 31 Miami (Fla.) Miami W 8-0 N 07 The Citadel* Orangeburg W 12-0 N 15 Duke* Durham T 0-0 N 27 Wake Forest* Charlotte W 6-0

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1949 Record: 4-6, 3-3 Southern Conference Coach: Rex Enright Captain: Cecil Woolbright S 24 Baylor Waco L 6-20 S 30 Furman* Columbia L 7-14 O 08 N. Carolina* (-/6) Columbia L 13-28 O 20 Clemson* Columbia W 27-13 O 29 Maryland* College Park L 7-44 N 05 Marquette Milwaukee W 6-3 N 11 Miami (Fla.) Miami L 7-13 N 19 Georgia Tech Atlanta L 3-13 N 23 Wake Forest* Columbia W 27-20 D 03 The Citadel* Columbia W 42-0

1950 Record: 3-4-2, 2-4-1 Southern Conference Coach: Rex Enright Captain: Davie Sparks S 23 Duke* (-/16) Columbia L 0-14 S 30 Georgia Tech Atlanta W 7-0 O 06 Furman* Greenville W 21-6 O 19 Clemson* (-/12) Columbia T 14-14 O 27 G. Washington* Washington W 34-20 N 03 Marquette Columbia T 13-13 N 11 The Citadel* Charleston L 7-19 N 18 North Carolina* Columbia L 7-14 N 25 Wake Forest* Columbia L 7-14

1951 Record: 5-4, 5-3 Southern Conference Coach: Rex Enright Captain: Steve Wadiak S 22 Duke* Columbia L 6-34 O 01 The Citadel* Columbia W 26-7 O 06 Furman* Greenville W 21-6 O 13 North Carolina* Chapel Hill L 6-21 O 25 Clemson* Columbia W 20-0 N 03 G. Washington* Columbia L 14-20 N 10 West Virginia* Morgantown W 34-13 N 17 Virginia Char’ville L 27-28 N 24 Wake Forest* Columbia W 21-6

1952 Record: 5-5, 2-4 Southern Conference Coach: Rex Enright Captains: John Latorre, Walt Shea S 20 Wofford Columbia W 33-0 S 27 Army West Point L 7-28 O 04 Furman* Greenville W 27-7 O 11 Duke* (-/6) Columbia L 7-33 O 23 Clemson Columbia W 6-0 N 01 Virginia (-/16) Norfolk W 21-14 N 08 The Citadel* Charleston W 35-0 N 15 North Carolina* Columbia L 19-27 N 22 West Virginia* Columbia L 6-13 N 29 Wake Forest* Win.-Salem L 14-39

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1954 Record: 6-4, 3-3 ACC Coach: Rex Enright Captains: Bill Wohrman, Harry Lovell S 25 Army (-/18) West Point W 34-20 O 02 West Va. (15/-) Columbia L 6-26 O 09 Furman Greenville W 27-7 O 21 Clemson* Columbia W 13-8 O 30 Maryland* Columbia L 0-20 N 06 North Carolina* Chapel Hill L 19-21 N 13 Virginia* Columbia W 27-0 N 20 Duke* Durham L 7-26 N 27 Wake Forest* Columbia W 20-19 D 04 The Citadel Charleston W 19-6

1955 Record: 3-6, 1-5 ACC Coach: Rex Enright Captains: Carl Brazell, Hugh Bell S 17 Wofford Columbia S 24 Wake Forest* Win.-Salem O 01 Navy (-/15) Columbia O 08 Furman Columbia O 20 Clemson* Columbia O 29 Maryland* (-/1) College Park N 05 North Carolina* Norfolk N 12 Duke* (-/18) Durham N 26 Virginia* Char’ville

1959 Record: 6-4, 4-3 ACC Coach: Warren Giese Captains: John Saunders, Ed Pitts S 19 Duke* (14/-) Columbia S 26 Furman (20/-) Columbia O 03 Georgia (16/13) Columbia O 10 N Carolina* (11/-) Chapel Hill O 22 Clemson* Columbia O 31 Maryland* Columbia N 07 Virginia* Char’ville N 13 Miami (Fla.) Miami N 21 NC State* Columbia N 28 Wake Forest* Charlotte

W 12-7 W 30-0 W 30-14 L 6-19 L 0-27 W 22-6 W 32-20 L 6-26 W 12-7 L 20-43

1960 W 26-7 L 19-34 L 0-26 W 19-0 L 14-28 L 0-27 L 14-32 L 7-41 W 21-14

1956 Record: 7-3, 4-2 ACC Coach: Warren Giese Captains: Mackie Prickett, Buddy Frick S 15 Wofford Columbia W 26-13 S 22 Duke* (-/16) Columbia W 7-0 S 28 Miami (17/-) Miami L 6-14 O 06 North Carolina* Columbia W 14-0 O 13 Virginia* (20/-) Richmond W 27-13 O 25 Clemson* (-/20) Columbia L 0-7 N 03 Furman Greenville W 13-6 N 10 NC State* Raleigh L 7-14 N 17 Maryland* Columbia W 13-0 N 22 Wake Forest* Charlotte W 13-0

1957 Record: 5-5, 2-5 ACC Coach: Warren Giese Captains: Nelson Weston, Julius Derrick S 21 Duke* (-/10) Columbia L 14-26 S 28 Wofford Columbia W 26-0 O 05 Texas (-/20) Austin W 27-21 O 12 Furman Columbia W 58-13 O 24 Clemson* Columbia L 0-13 N 02 Maryland* Columbia L 6-10 N 09 North Carolina* Chapel Hill L 6-28 N 16 Virginia* Char’ville W 13-0 N 23 NC State* (-/20) Columbia L 26-29 N 30 Wake Forest* Win.-Salem W 26-7

Record: 3-6-1, 3-3-1 ACC Coach: Warren Giese Captains: Jerry Frye, Jake Bodkin S 24 Duke* Columbia L 0-31 O 01 Georgia Athens L 6-38 O 14 Miami (Fla.) Miami L 6-21 O 22 North Carolina* Columbia W 22-6 O 29 Maryland* College Park L 0-15 N 05 Louisiana State Baton Rouge L 6-35 N 12 Clemson* Clemson L 2-12 N 19 NC State* Columbia T 8-8 N 26 Wake Forest* Columbia W 41-20 D 03 Virginia* Columbia W 26-0

1961 Record: 4-6, 3-4 ACC Coach: Marvin Bass Captains: Dave Adam, Dave Sowell S 23 Duke* Columbia L 6-7 S 30 Wake Forest* Win.-Salem W 10-7 O 07 Georgia Athens L l4-17 O 14 Louisiana State Columbia L 0-42 O 21 North Carolina* Columbia L 0-17 O 28 Maryland* Columbia W 20-10 N 04 Virginia* Char’ville L 20-28 N 11 Clemson* Columbia W 21-14 N 18 NC State* Raleigh L 14-38 N 25 Vanderbilt Nashville W 23-7

Y E A R - BY-Y E A R R E S U LTS 1962 Date S 22 S 29 O 06 O 13 O 20 O 27 N 03 N 10 N 17 N 24

Opponent W/L at Northwestern L at Duke* L GEORGIA T WAKE FOREST* W at North Carolina* L at Maryland* L VIRGINIA* W NC STATE* W at Detroit W at Clemson* L

1963 Date S 21 S 28 O 05 O 12 O 19 O 26 N 02 N 09 N 16 N 28

Score 9-9 6-24 7-7 6-28 0-37 6-24 14-17 17-14 23-13 7-3

Att 17,994 47,800 43,000 36,000 21,000 19,090 21,963 40,000

Record: 5-5, 4-2 ACC Score 13-3 15-20 13-7 3-24 38-7 7-21 14-27 17-7 35-14 17-16

Att 39,000 20,314 38,519 28,000 30,000 15,000 40,500 44,500

Record: 1-9, 1-3 ACC

Opponent W/L at LSU L MEMPHIS STATE L GEORGIA L at NC State* W WAKE FOREST* L at Tennessee L at Maryland* L FLORIDA STATE L at Alabama L CLEMSON* L

1967 Date S 16 S 23 S 30 O 07 O 14 O 21 O 28 N 04 N 18 N 25

Record: 3-5-2, 2-3-1 ACC

Opponent W/L at The Citadel W DUKE* L NC STATE* W at Tennessee L WAKE FOREST* W at LSU L MARYLAND* L at Virginia* W at Alabama L CLEMSON* W

1966 Date S 17 S 24 O 01 O 08 O 15 O 22 O 29 N 05 N 12 N 26

Att 24,500 28,000 18,942 25,000 17,033 19,938 45,000

Record: 1-8-1, 1-5-1 ACC

Opponent W/L DUKE* T at Maryland* L GEORGIA T at Nebraska L at Florida L at North Carolina* L at NC State* L THE CITADEL W WAKE FOREST* W at Clemson* W

1965 Date S 18 S 25 O 02 O 09 O 16 O 23 O 30 N 06 N 13 N 20

Score 20-37 8-21 7-7 27-6 14-19 11-13 40-6 17-6 26-13 17-20

Opponent W/L Score Att at Duke* L 14-22 MARYLAND* W 21-13 13,550 at Georgia L 7-27 33,500 NC STATE* L 6-18 16,672 at Virginia* T 10-10 16,000 N. CAROLINA* L 0-7 23,170 TULANE L 7-20 18,372 at Memphis State L 0-9 17,006 at Wake Forest* L 19-20 7,000 CLEMSON* L 20-24 37,414

1964 Date S 19 S 26 O 03 O 10 O 17 O 24 O 31 N 07 N 14 N 21

Record: 4-5-1, 3-4 ACC

Score 12-28 7-16 0-7 31-21 6-10 17-29 2-14 10-32 0-24 10-35

Att 67,512 24,404 35,200 26,593 38,944 29,286 59,500 46,000

Record: 5-5, 4-2 ACC

Opponent W/L Score IOWA STATE W 34-3 N. CAROLINA* W 16-10 at Duke* W 21-17 at Georgia L 0-21 at Florida State L 0-17 VIRGINIA* W 24-23 MARYLAND* W 31-0 at Wake Forest* L 21-35 at Alabama L 0-17 CLEMSON* L 12-23

Att 26,443 39,135 25,000 58,182 33,022 34,159 33,427 13,000 46,105 43,338

Coach: Marvin Bass Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD 9 15 15 18 10 19 16 23 14

Coach: Marvin Bass Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD 11 12 - 75 8 12 10 - 60 14

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD 16 - 66 12 14 17 19 18 20 13 - 68 5 21 10

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD 10 13 14 - 70 15 12 - 70 17 5 17 - 68 3 9 - 71 16

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 75 23 - 69 23 - 60 11 - 79 5 9 - 81 14 - 66 14 - 51 20 - 43 19 - 65 10 - 68 17

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 19-9-1 116 0 54 269 15-7-0 47 0 61 189 7-3-1 67 0 50 171 27-13-0 166 1 55 220 15-7-1 82 0 48 135 19-10-1 109 3 66 232

Opp -Opp Rushing–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 17 53 126 2 26-13-0 147 1 79 273 10 42 139 1 15-7-0 49 1 57 196 21 44 195 2 22-13-1 183 1 66 378 15 59 195 1 9-5-0 92 1 68 287 17 58 218 1 8-4-2 47 0 66 265 15 53 188 4 11-7-1 88 0 64 276

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 20-12-0 135 0 59 259 28-14-0 154 1 66 201 28-18-2 240 0 54 243 19-6-0 43 0 47 133 19-8-1 135 1 53 213 14-5-3 43 0 61 270 7-4-1 32 0 62 278 11-6-1 151 2 66 366 6-2-1 55 0 51 188

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 21 62 253 2 12 42 109 1 19 51 236 2 21 48 266 4 25 53 240 2 20 44 229 1 9 38 112 2 14 35 119 1 17 58 227 0

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 19-6-1 70 1 81 298 17-8-2 145 0 59 254 20-7-3 138 2 71 401 17-10-3 138 1 65 404 13-17-1 206 1 87 446 19-11-0 151 0 63 380 26-13-2 97 0 64 209 26-11-2 164 1 61 383 8-4-0 36 0 66 263

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 6-0-0 0 0 66 248 30-12-1 116 0 70 202 11-6-0 70 0 65 305 26-13-1 139 0 72 250 25-15-0 146 0 69 355 23-12-0 124 0 59 213 30-12-4 264 0 70 264 9-3-1 62 1 65 212 29-17-1 193 1 70 340 10-4-0 94 0 56 154

Opp -Opp Rushing–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 10 37 76 0 12-5-2 46 0 49 122 14 55 276 3 10-3-1 53 0 65 329 18 47 107 1 26-15-0 171 0 73 278 14 47 222 2 10-4-0 63 1 57 285 8 35 109 0 21-8-1 102 1 56 211 13 51 233 2 14-8-1 121 1 65 344 12 53 196 2 7-3-0 202 0 60 202 14 41 108 0 26-11-3 121 1 67 229 15 47 256 3 13-9-0 171 2 60 427 19 53 200 1 21-10-1 114 1 74 314

Captain: Bobby Bryant

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 38 101 1 31 61 0 49 113 0 42 201 1 36 68 0 54 173 1 41 73 0 43 171 1 35 102 0 54 214 1

Coach: Paul Dietzel

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 25-20-1 275 2 89 519 15-9-2 101 0 72 359 16-8-0 110 1 41 208 10-4-0 39 0 57 207 1 28-17-3 174 1 83 348 44-26-5 247 0 72 309 20-9-0 104 1 61 277 29-11-0 108 2 57 231 5-1-0 10 0 70 316

Captains: J.R. Wilburn, Doug Senter

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 60 248 2 40 86 1 54 235 1 46 111 0 44 209 4 36 89 0 40 74 2 56 150 0 41 147 1 46 60 2

Coach: Paul Dietzel

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 31 64 244 3 20 57 258 3 5 30 98 0 11 47 168 1 - 1 23 55 174 0 19 28 56 1 16 41 173 0 14 28 123 0 22 65 306 2

Captains: Steve Cox, Jim Johnson, Pete Divenere

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 39 124 1 38 47 0 26 3 1 28 68 0 34 78 0 47 227 1 55 246 2 55 215 1 45 133 1

Coach: Marvin Bass

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 4-1-1 10 0 49 287 26-15-0 143 0 67 283 13-6-0 55 0 74 222 14-4-0 63 1 66 312 1 12-5-0 62 1 51 201 14-9-1 130 1 75 396 15-4-2 84 0 70 370 12-10-1 146 2 78 381 14-6-0 121 1 57 221

Captains: Tim Gibson, Sammy Anderson

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 35 153 2 46 142 2 43 107 1 28 54 0 33 53 0 47 123 0

Coach: Marvin Bass Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD 16 14 8 13 9 6 15 10 17 11

Captains: John Caskey, Dick Day, Richard Lomas

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 45 277 3 41 140 1 61 167 1 52 249 3 1 39 139 0 61 266 5 55 286 2 66 235 2 43 100 1

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 17-6-0 71 0 55 172 25-11-3 150 1 56 211 15-6-0 80 0 64 193 13-7-1 102 2 55 303 22-8-1 166 1 58 234 16-7-3 101 1 70 274 8-2-2 24 0 49 171 23-11-5 117 0 66 288 12-5-3 63 0 47 163 21-7-0 73 0 75 287

Opp -Opp Rushing–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 19 65 298 3 7-1-0 9 0 72 292 16 58 261 2 10-3-1 49 0 68 310 14 51 247 1 12-4-2 47 0 63 294 25 60 212 1 29-11-2 141 1 55 353 13 52 184 1 12-7-1 69 0 64 253 21 43 208 2 14-8-2 119 2 57 327 9 47 147 0 17-9-0 168 2 64 241 18 46 200 5 25-13-1 173 0 71 373 20 55 266 2 16-9-2 82 1 71 348 19 47 255 2 11-7-0 111 1 58 366

Captains: Don Somma, Joe Komoroski

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 55 183 5 56 215 2 43 115 2 43 76 0 30 102 0 55 226 1 70 287 3 61 206 3 37 97 0 39 84 2

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 24-15-0 187 0 79 370 21-11-2 155 0 77 370 13-7-3 81 0 56 206 28-8-2 60 0 71 136 25-11-5 128 0 55 230 5-3-1 44 1 60 270 10-5-0 68 0 80 355 13-7-1 87 0 74 293 21-5-0 78 0 58 175 21-12-3 136 0 60 220

Opp -Opp Rushing–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 15 50 182 0 15-7-1 99 0 65 281 14 54 201 1 13-8-0 73 0 67 274 20 62 242 2 14-10-2 91 0 76 333 9 55 295 3 9-4-1 46 0 64 341 23 53 181 2 24-13-0 171 0 77 352 21 46 196 2 21-15-0 222 0 67 418 6 35 53 0 19-6-1 115 0 54 166 18 58 323 5 10-6-0 54 0 68 377 26 71 269 1 17-9-2 121 1 88 390 19 56 214 2 13-8-0 69 1 69 283

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YEA R-B Y-YEAR RES ULTS 1968 Date S 21 S 28 O 05 O 12 O 19 O 26 N 02 N 09 N 16 N 23

Opponent W/L DUKE* L at North Carolina* W GEORGIA L at NC State* L at Maryland* L FLORIDA STATE L at Virginia* W at Wake Forest* W VIRGINIA TECH L at Clemson* W

1969 Date S 20 S 27 O 04 O 11 O 18 O 25 N 01 N 08 N 15 N 22 D 30

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Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 65 21 - 80 9 - 80 7 11 - 74 17 - 54 14 - 61 12 14 - 59 3 20 - 34 11 - 62 27 11

Score 20-23 43-7 7-7 24-7 35-21 15-21 13-21 34-52 18-20 38-42 38-32

Att 51,206 42,219 25,200 41,563 47,500 15,400 42,537 57,391 42,788 42,454 56,000

Score 24-7 12-28 24-6 7-3 34-14 35-6 18-49 0-24 6-35 24-7 7-17

Att 54,842 35,113 48,315 20,666 43,861 45,653 30,764 54,613 63,509 43,285 57,242

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 80 - 17 16 - 76 14 - 70 24 - 80 13 - 71 10 - 76 12 - 73 10 - 73 7 11 - 53 - 11 15 - 58 19 - 61 14

Record: 4-7 Independent Score 16-24 6-34 0-21 34-7 41-7 8-21 24-42 35-3 20-45 24-21 6-7

Att 43,695 48,224 48,405 37,893 36,836 40,351 32,200 38,689 30,000 35,585 45,000

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 82 20 16 - 78 - 20 1 - 70 20 - 75 22 - 52 14 - 59 20 - 62 22 - 52 19 - 51 19 - 39 14

Record: 7-4 Independent

Opponent W/L GEORGIA TECH W at Houston L MIAMI (OHIO) L at Virginia Tech W at Wake Forest W OHIO W LSU L NC STATE L APP. STATE W at Florida State W CLEMSON W

Score 41-28 19-27 11-13 27-24 28-12 38-22 29-33 35-56 35-14 52-12 32-20

Att 51,584 24,019 41,606 38,000 21,200 39,021 51,039 52,320 33,705 17,788 55,615

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 84 20 - 72 - 16 13 - 86 9 27 - 68 15 - 72 26 - 75 9 24 - 71 19 - 43 25 - 75 24 26

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–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 16-10-0 107 0 71 446 16-7-0 105 1 60 235 22-7-3 103 1 66 228 21-14-0 181 0 65 338 21-13-1 127 1 77 274 19-13-0 198 1 57 288 31-17-3 203 1 67 287 34-16-3 142 1 86 346 18-9-1 103 3 59 272 24-16-1 230 1 96 517 23-11-2 126 0 61 190

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 21 44 112 0 18 61 251 0 27 81 377 5 18 53 147 1 14 59 196 1 17 64 205 0 25 53 258 2 14 43 101 0 26 76 240 1 13 34 118 0 21 79 356 2

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 35-20-0 194 2 79 306 16-8-3 85 0 77 336 14-4-2 111 0 95 488 14-10-0 131 1 67 278 12-3-1 42 1 71 238 21-7-1 62 0 85 267 31-18-1 219 1 84 477 23-10-0 214 3 66 315 14-7-3 103 0 90 343 28-15-1 184 1 62 302 2-1-0 3 0 81 359

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 20-9-2 132 1 48 259 31-14-1 207 2 75 507 32-18-3 265 1 83 395 33-20-1 230 0 88 445 27-12-1 177 1 56 302 44-21-2 299 2 76 325 33-15-1 148 2 67 206 28-13-2 276 2 55 290 30-16-4 241 1 71 374 25-10-2 149 2 73 328 29-19-3 316 3 73 459

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 25 58 177 2 8 27 60 1 12 58 214 1 10 36 102 1 20 76 247 3 15 67 206 1 18 51 105 2 30 68 218 5 22 39 122 0 27 61 156 3 18 46 175 3

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 39-21-2 219 1 97 396 19-9-4 98 0 46 158 6-2-2 5 0 64 219 19-6-3 78 0 55 180 16-5-4 59 0 93 306 14-5-1 75 1 81 281 33-17-0 169 0 84 274 28-17-3 305 1 96 523 48-18-2 262 2 87 384 32-23-0 304 3 93 460 27-14-0 137 1 73 312

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 22-10-2 113 0 73 189 30-14-3 187 1 67 294 19-12-1 141 0 87 380 19-8-3 96 0 76 254 19-5-1 44 1 76 191 19-9-1 148 1 59 235 34-16-2 187 0 67 233 35-18-1 175 0 66 152 32-12-5 161 0 75 315 15-9-0 108 0 72 345 29-10-6 102 0 56 212

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 13 40 94 0 9 54 130 2 13 39 57 3 10 41 103 0 9 39 154 2 17 37 68 0 27 49 165 1 13 61 345 3 13 51 146 3 17 63 299 1 17 63 184 1

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 31-13-3 118 0 71 212 11-3-0 50 0 65 180 28-13-1 178 1 67 185 20-6-1 99 0 61 202 28-5-3 63 0 67 217 48-23-4 210 1 85 278 41-26-1 366 5 90 531 4-3-0 25 0 65 371 20-8-4 75 0 71 225 7-2-1 7 0 70 306 14-5-1 41 1 77 225

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 10 36 106 0 16 46 172 2 20 72 282 1 13 39 66 1 10 41 95 0 17 70 298 3 25 75 330 6 10 45 111 0 28 46 135 3 14 28 117 0 9 59 205 1

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 42-11-1 154 2 78 265 17-9-0 100 1 63 272 16-8-0 71 2 88 353 26-15-0 132 0 65 198 15-6-2 64 1 56 159 10-3-1 36 0 80 334 17-5-3 85 0 92 415 13-4-1 43 0 58 154 49-31-2 413 2 95 538 28-13-4 186 3 56 303 6-3-0 33 0 65 238

Captain: Rick Brown

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 40 10 0 41 65 0 28 27 0 55 217 1 60 227 4 24 50 0 33 78 1 64 358 4 30 17 1 62 184 0 45 166 1

Coach: Paul Dietzel

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 26-16-0 214 1 68 298 20-10-0 146 1 85 352 18-10-5 142 1 89 434 10-3-0 36 0 89 390 15-5-1 69 1 84 310 43-25-1 437 4 80 568 38-17-4 240 3 98 307 27-12-5 128 1 70 205 4-2-1 11 0 73 342 23-8-4 56 0 60 156

Captain: Dick Harris

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 51 76 1 37 107 0 68 239 3 57 158 1 57 147 4 40 87 2 33 46 2 31 -23 0 43 154 0 57 237 3 37 110 1

Coach: Paul Dietzel

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 17 42 84 1 20 65 206 2 24 71 292 2 27 79 354 3 12 9 241 1 28 37 131 1 23 60 67 1 12 43 77 2 21 69 331 2 6 37 100 0

Captains: Jimmy Poston, Dave DeCamilla

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 28 127 2 64 300 3 51 130 0 55 215 3 29 127 3 32 26 0 34 58 0 27 14 0 41 133 1 48 179 3 44 143 2

Coach: Paul Dietzel

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 34-17-1 209 0 86 410 17-9-1 159 1 66 325 17-9-2 76 0 63 179 21-11-0 141 0 51 223 46-17-5 273 2 81 370 37-24-3 324 2 75 484 31-15-0 311 5 63 433 21-10-1 161 4 78 370 35-20-1 239 1 78 367 37-18-5 213 0 99 400

Captains: Don Buckner, Pat Watson

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 55 339 3 44 130 1 44 125 1 44 157 2 56 147 1 38 90 1 36 84 0 52 204 1 41 169 1 72 287 2 38 64 0

Coach: Paul Dietzel

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 90 17 12 - 90 26 - 85 20 - 81 24 - 18 11 - 49 16 - 67 13 ABC-R 70 14 - 70 8 17 - 62 20 - 63 23

Captain: Johnny Gregory, Benny Galloway

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 52 201 1 49 168 3 47 103 1 30 82 1 35 97 1 38 160 2 32 122 1 57 209 1 43 128 0 62 187 1

Coach: Paul Dietzel

Record: 6-5 Independent

Opponent W/L VIRGINIA L at Georgia Tech L OLE MISS L MEMPHIS ST. W APP. STATE W MIAMI (OHIO) L at NC State L WAKE FOREST W at Virginia Tech L FLORIDA STATE W at Clemson L

1973 Date S 15 S 21 S 29 O 06 O 13 O 20 O 27 N 03 N 10 N 17 N 24

Att 42,234 28,000 42,808 33,400 28,200 42,038 25,600 16,000 40,137 53,000

Record: 4-6-1, 3-2-1 ACC

Opponent W/L GEORGIA TECH W at Duke L NC STATE W at Memphis State W VIRGINIA W MARYLAND W at Florida State L GEORGIA L at Tennessee L WAKE FOREST W CLEMSON L

1972 Date S 09 S 16 S 23 S 30 O 14 O 21 O 28 N 04 N 11 N 18 N 25

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 80 19 - 80 14 - 80 - 16 10 - 72 14 - 61 22 - 54 - 20 25 - 81 19 - 40 15 25 - 63 23

Record: 7-4, 6-0 ACC

Opponent W/L at Georgia Tech* L WAKE FOREST* W at NC State* T VIRGINIA TECH W at North Carolina* W at Maryland* L FLORIDA STATE L at Georgia L TENNESSEE L DUKE L at Clemson W

1971 Date S 11 S 18 S 25 O 02 O 09 O 16 O 23 O 30 N 06 N 20 N 27

Score 7-14 32-27 20-21 12-36 19-21 28-35 49-28 34-21 6-17 7-3

Coach: Paul Dietzel

Opponent W/L Score Att DUKE* W 27-20 42,791 N. CAROLINA* W 14-6 42,559 at Georgia L 16-41 59,452 NC STATE* W 21-16 42,786 at Virginia Tech W 17-16 28,000 MARYLAND* W 17-0 42,756 at Florida State L 9-34 34,519 at Tennessee L 14-29 62,868 at Wake Forest* W 24-6 25,000 CLEMSON* W 27-13 42,941 West Virginia** L 3-14 48,425 **Peach Bowl

1970 Date S 12 S 19 S 26 O 03 O 10 O 17 O 24 O 31 N 07 N 14 N 21

Record: 4-6, 4-3 ACC

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 48-24-2 318 2 88 328 26-11-2 154 0 67 219 20-4-2 24 0 48 51 15-7-1 177 4 70 394 15-7-0 139 2 75 366 36-17-2 226 1 60 276 39-20-2 228 1 72 306 9-3-1 28 1 73 386 47-20-3 222 2 77 239 16-12-2 173 3 78 357 19-9-2 156 0 64 322

Captains: Dana Carpenter, Darrell Austin

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 52 256 3 36 124 1 41 91 0 68 236 2 13 215 1 67 431 5 53 216 2 46 280 5 57 311 4 67 382 5 68 359 4

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 10-7-0 79 2 62 335 24-11-0 136 0 60 260 19-8-3 78 1 60 169 25-15-0 259 1 92 495 13-7-1 96 3 56 311 5-1-0 25 0 72 456 21-12-0 216 2 74 432 15-7-0 109 0 61 389 14-11-0 169 1 71 480 13-8-1 183 2 80 565 20-9-1 157 0 88 516

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 27 43 218 1 21 67 312 3 13 57 197 1 16 35 234 0 23 69 257 1 16 42 133 2 26 66 346 3 27 64 330 6 15 52 259 2 13 28 120 0 14 48 251 3

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 29-15-4 210 3 72 428 18-6-1 118 0 85 430 15-6-2 59 0 72 256 22-10-3 219 2 57 453 16-9-1 78 0 85 335 17-12-1 161 1 59 294 9-5-0 117 1 75 463 21-12-1 226 2 85 556 12-3-1 52 0 64 311 33-14-1 196 2 61 316 15-3-1 45 0 63 296

Y E A R - BY-Y E A R R E S U LTS 1974 Date S 14 S 21 S 28 O 05 O 12 O 19 O 26 N 02 N 09 N 16 N 23

Opponent W/L at Georgia Tech L DUKE L at Georgia L HOUSTON L VIRGINIA TECH L at Ole Miss W N. CAROLINA W at NC State L APP. STATE W WAKE FOREST W at Clemson L

1975 Date S 13 S 20 S 27 O 04 O 11 O 18 O 25 N 01 N 08 N 15 N 22 D 20

Score 23-17 24-16 20-28 24-13 41-14 35-29 6-24 21-28 34-39 37-26 56-20 7-20

Att 51,428 21,500 56,944 44,192 51,574 30,107 61,445 48,500 37,489 37,656 57,197 20,247

Record: 5-7 Independent Score 32-17 17-0 42-19 13-15 19-16 21-25 10-17 0-17 3-7 24-14 27-31 7-24

Att 50,114 55,934 46,234 56,784 52,813 49,385 30,100 48,250 40,800 13,150 56,410 30,146

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 79 23 - 73 19 - 81 30 - 78 15 ABC-R 83 19 - 67 19 - 71 12 10 - 62 19 - 47 19 ABC-R 64 - 15 17 - 78 20

Record: 5-5-1 Independent

Opponent W/L Score Att FURMAN W 45-10 50,239 KENTUCKY T 14-14 56,385 at Duke L 12-16 33,895 GEORGIA W 27-10 56,514 at Georgia Tech L 3-6 36,128 OHIO W 24-7 50,188 OLE MISS W 18-17 50,226 N. CAROLINA L 22-24 55,104 at NC State L 13-22 34,400 WAKE FOREST W 37-14 42,762 at Clemson L 23-41 63,050

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 92 17 - 88 - 17 17 - 73 21 - 64 - 19 27 14 - 77 21 - 75 11 - 70 14 - 53 10 - 78 22 - 58 - 10 19

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 19-14-1 223 2 68 402 14-7-2 95 0 78 355 24-14-1 180 1 73 357 15-7-0 79 0 71 381 13-10-0 186 1 64 557 22-15-1 164 3 62 321 38-14-3 196 1 82 382 6-2-1 28 0 64 378 16-8-1 178 2 65 498 14-5-1 129 1 76 471 12-9-0 158 5 78 616 29-18-1 228 0 59 284

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 16 59 281 1 18 41 170 3 25 73 403 4 24 57 330 0 27 62 261 2 22 57 235 3 16 55 190 2 26 53 252 2 30 74 360 3 25 50 181 1 23 46 232 2 19 60 238 2

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 5-4-0 80 1 64 361 20-9-1 121 0 61 291 3-2-0 19 0 76 422 18-9-2 87 1 75 417 22-14-1 208 0 84 469 15-12-1 145 1 72 380 13-7-0 143 1 68 333 25-19-1 274 1 78 526 14-10-1 146 2 88 506 25-17-3 277 3 75 458 21-11-1 161 1 67 393 13-10-1 137 0 73 375

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 16-9-0 111 1 84 431 33-20-1 286 2 97 457 13-7-1 101 1 77 400 21-12-2 123 0 71 279 12-5-0 49 0 74 231 16-13-1 153 1 72 422 17-9-0 86 1 64 273 22-7-1 90 0 74 239 13-8-0 72 1 80 381 16-9-2 95 1 76 309 40-16-3 261 1 88 385

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 14 42 153 1 9 48 179 2 15 43 95 1 17 55 191 2 21 46 161 1 12 44 117 0 11 43 56 0 16 54 224 0 11 38 159 1 12 41 107 1 16 47 280 4

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 16-7-3 96 0 58 249 8-0-0 0 0 56 179 20-12-1 87 0 63 182 16-10-0 201 1 55 392 18-12-1 147 1 64 308 21-6-3 79 1 65 196 26-14-1 163 1 69 219 17-7-2 111 1 71 335 19-6-1 61 0 57 220 20-9-0 82 0 61 189 10-4-0 41 0 57 321

Captains: Jerome Provence, David Prezioso

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 57 301 4 61 257 2 56 248 6 48 98 0 59 225 1 65 237 3 49 155 0 45 127 0 60 289 0 75 343 3 52 250 3 52 279 1

Coach: Jim Carlen

Opp -Opp Rushing–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 29 71 487 5 8-5-1 31 0 79 518 22 65 345 3 6-3-0 44 0 71 389 30 74 502 7 6-4-1 66 0 80 568 21 62 310 3 11-6-1 117 0 73 427 27 87 442 4 6-0-0 0 0 93 442 12 46 179 1 13-2-0 44 0 59 223 24 54 296 3 20-14-0 151 0 74 420 25 57 328 5 9-4-2 42 0 66 370 24 65 264 2 14-6-2 77 0 79 341 19 57 221 2 17-7-0 132 1 74 353 26 62 433 5 8-6-1 123 0 70 566

Captains: Steve Courson, Clarence Williams, Bill Currier

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 68 320 2 64 171 1 64 299 2 50 156 2 62 182 2 56 269 3 47 187 0 52 149 0 67 309 2 61 214 0 48 124 0

Coach: Jim Carlen

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 12-8-0 129 1 57 360 13-3-4 32 0 64 304 7-1-1 21 0 51 237 22-11-0 166 1 67 271 17-8-1 103 0 64 304 11-5-1 124 0 77 435 4-1-0 15 0 84 483 20-11-1 155 0 78 465 4-3-0 90 0 62 376 18-8-1 134 2 71 478 23-7-3 108 0 75 372

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-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 49 179 1 64 260 3 49 177 1 56 302 3 51 371 4 40 157 2 44 186 0 58 378 2 49 320 3 62 354 4 66 458 3 30 56 1

Coach: Jim Carlen

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 78 24 ABC-R 74 26 - 78 16 - 74 7 20 - 75 15 - 61 23 - 73 - 17 13 19 12 19 - 43 26 - 46 20 19 - 55 25

Captains: Jay Hodgin, Jerry Witherspoon

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 45 231 2 51 272 2 44 216 2 45 105 1 47 201 2 66 311 1 80 468 4 58 310 3 58 286 3 53 344 2 52 264 3

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Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 70 19 20 - 65 23 - 65 - 18 21 - 82 27 - 61 22 - 75 20 21 ABC-R 65 20 - 77 26 - 58 23 - 50 30 - 68 19

Record: 6-5 Independent

Opponent W/L APP. STATE W GEORGIA TECH W MIAMI (OHIO) W GEORGIA L EAST CAROLINA W DUKE L at Ole Miss L at North Carolina L at NC State L at Wake Forest W CLEMSON L at Hawaii L

1978 Date S 09 S 16 S 23 S 30 O 07 O 14 O 21 O 28 N 04 N 18 N 25

Att 47,171 45,620 50,200 38,147 35,897 32,800 41,512 41,500 32,285 27,677 52,575

Opponent W/L Score Att APP. STATE W 21-10 44,536 at Georgia Tech W 27-17 38,923 DUKE W 24-6 52,237 at Georgia L 12-20 59,925 at Baylor L 17-18 34,500 VIRGINIA W 35-7 47,237 OLE MISS W 10-7 53,079 NOTRE DAME L 6-13 56,721 NC STATE W 27-7 50,703 WAKE FOREST L 7-10 49,779 at Clemson L 9-28 54,129

1977 Date S 03 S 10 S 17 S 24 O 01 O 08 O 15 O 22 O 29 N 12 N 19 N 26

Score 20-35 14-20 14-52 14-24 17-31 10-7 31-23 27-42 21-18 34-21 21-39

Coach: Paul Dietzel

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD 18 - 85 22 - 76 12 - 69 13 - 70 18 - 63 24 - 74 25 - 82 26 - 59 20 - 59 23 - 66 21

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Opponent W/L GEORGIA TECH W at Duke W GEORGIA L BAYLOR W VIRGINA W at Ole Miss W at LSU L at NC State L APP. STATE L WAKE FOREST W CLEMSON W Miami (Ohio)** L **Tangerine Bowl

1976 Date S 04 S 11 S 18 S 25 O 02 O 09 O 16 O 23 O 30 N 13 N 20

Record: 4-7 Independent

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 15-9-0 183 1 72 487 17-6-2 49 0 78 306 22-14-1 249 0 78 497 34-17-1 177 1 82 275 19-9-1 92 0 78 317 14-7-1 139 0 79 376 10-6-0 117 1 59 272 14-5-1 50 0 59 177 10-1-3 11 0 70 300 2-1-1 11 0 77 354 20-8-2 149 1 72 399 20-4-0 40 0 72 319

Opp -Opp Rushing–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 16 51 308 2 10-4-1 51 0 51 359 14 55 233 0 15-3-1 26 0 70 259 20 48 135 2 30-17-1 203 1 78 338 16 63 261 1 12-5-0 75 0 75 336 13 52 159 1 14-7-0 82 0 66 241 17 54 257 2 10-3-0 74 0 64 331 16 60 288 2 6-3-1 41 0 66 329 15 57 206 1 10-8-0 76 1 67 282 15 55 201 1 11-4-0 46 0 66 247 21 31 103 1 38-22-1 254 1 69 357 18 51 224 3 20-14-0 178 1 71 402 15 49 180 2 17-9-1 123 1 66 303

Captains: Bill Janus, Tony Penny, Max Runager

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 55 284 5 53 187 0 58 276 1 70 323 3 55 213 0 56 254 3 35 119 0 39 165 0 41 102 2 59 455 4 53 310 2

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 11-6-0 68 1 76 352 16-9-2 89 1 69 276 11-5-0 65 0 69 341 12-9-0 103 1 82 426 7-2-1 9 0 62 222 15-8-0 94 0 71 348 27-9-1 159 1 62 278 19-9-3 155 3 58 320 23-6-2 100 0 64 202 7-4-0 54 1 66 509 12-4-1 70 1 65 380

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 20 47 138 0 14 33 115 1 15 54 201 2 13 33 203 1 13 50 207 0 13 46 128 1 21 63 275 2 22 64 225 0 15 67 251 2 19 43 110 0 24 70 397 5

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 21-10-3 127 1 68 265 22-12-2 180 1 55 295 11-3-1 52 0 64 288 17-9-2 106 0 50 309 9-5-0 75 0 59 282 19-8-2 58 0 65 186 20-9-0 89 0 83 364 18-12-0 169 3 82 394 8-2-1 18 0 75 269 31-21-3 212 1 74 322 5-4-0 42 0 75 439

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YEA R-B Y-YEAR RES ULTS 1979 Date S 08 S 15 S 22 S 29 O 06 O 13 O 27 N 03 N 10 N 17 N 24 D 29

Opponent W/L at North Carolina L W. MICHIGAN W DUKE W at Georgia W OKLAHOMA ST. W OLE MISS W at Notre Dame L NC STATE W at Florida State L WAKE FOREST W CLEMSON W Missouri** L **Hall of Fame Bowl

1980 Date S 06 S 13 S 20 S 27 O 04 O 11 O 18 N 01 N 08 N 15 N 22 D 29

Date S 04 S 11 S 18 S 25 O 02 O 16 O 23 O 30 N 06 N 13 N 20

Date S 03 S 10 S 17 S 24 O 01 O 08 O 22 O 29 N 05 N 12 N 19

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W/L W L W L L W W W W L L L

Att 56,211 55,761 58,385 104,213 56,581 56,451 56,599 62,200 55,937 55,583 64,200 72,287

Score 23-6 13-20 17-3 0-24 28-42 28-14 21-3 31-13 20-12 21-23 13-29 10-33

Att 29,300 56,424 56,321 82,100 56,495 57,553 56,101 50,500 56,517 51,679 56,971 43,958

Score 41-6 30-10 17-30 18-34 37-10 23-28 6-14 3-33 26-56 17-14 6-24

Att 61,254 52,288 66,928 74,200 59,148 56,244 78,944 42,300 62,821 51,662 64,700

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 85 19 - 78 21 - 75 17 USA 75 7 18 14 - 71 20 WOLO 59 - 14 16 - 68 12 - 52 - 12 20 - 50 12 USA 52 - 10 14

Record: 5-6 Independent

Opponent W/L N. CAROLINA L MIAMI (OHIO) W at Duke W at Georgia L SOUTHERN CAL W NOTRE DAME L at LSU L NC STATE W at Florida State L at Navy W CLEMSON L

Score 8-24 24-3 31-24 13-31 38-14 6-30 6-20 31-17 30-45 31-7 13-22

Att 72,400 63,475 20,500 82,122 74,200 74,500 71,951 69,400 55,542 64,800 74,550

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 82 - 11 12 - 81 17 - 85 26 - 74 - 14 16 - 72 21 ESPN 68 16 WOLO 69 11 WTBS 67 17 - 55 23 - 50 18 ESPN - 13 19

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–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 14-9-0 94 1 67 332 11-5-1 72 0 50 139 18-5-1 53 0 50 142 15-6-1 114 1 51 201 34-12-2 184 0 72 292 25-19-1 216 0 74 422 44-25-1 383 1 80 530 24-12-1 129 0 74 322 38-21-1 204 1 83 381 27-15-3 165 2 60 354 21-14-0 199 0 41 345 11-7-0 72 1 63 281

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 14-5-0 64 0 76 418 9-7-0 97 2 73 527 13-5-0 62 1 67 267 15-9-1 118 0 70 294 18-12-0 150 0 80 472 11-6-1 51 0 76 476 6-4-0 45 0 59 469 13-2-1 25 0 63 288 21-10-0 181 2 80 525 29-15-2 266 3 88 468 23-12-3 142 0 72 363 27-11-3 168 1 67 284

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 11 25 -39 0 6 30 76 0 14 54 189 2 24 50 172 0 17 35 173 1 14 33 95 0 18 48 118 1 18 56 206 1 19 50 257 2 25 25 27 1 14 43 149 2 22 40 165 2

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 40-21-1 320 0 65 281 22-7-3 60 0 52 136 13-5-0 65 1 67 254 30-17-1 118 2 80 378 22-10-2 130 0 57 267 32-19-1 157 1 65 252 25-12-1 136 0 73 254 18-10-0 179 0 74 385 13-7-0 78 1 63 335 50-28-1 447 4 75 474 19-10-1 152 0 63 301 35-17-3 233 2 75 398

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 18-9-0 155 1 79 426 16-10-1 123 0 68 353 10-4-0 54 0 61 240 24-13-2 110 0 57 175 34-17-2 235 3 67 183 21-10-3 136 1 79 353 12-2-1 41 0 61 216 17-16-0 196 1 69 361 14-6-4 39 0 62 124 24-10-2 223 2 61 235 28-9-2 100 1 69 205 20-7-2 78 0 59 222

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 12 19 47 1 20 49 167 1 15 31 118 0 22 62 254 2 20 40 48 0 11 40 56 2 16 51 70 0 22 43 210 1 14 45 159 1 26 30 76 0 23 64 254 3 19 50 140 1

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 34-23-2 220 0 53 267 29-15-2 211 1 78 378 28-8-3 89 0 59 207 12-8-1 100 1 74 354 39-24-2 346 6 79 394 15-8-2 91 0 55 147 28-16-0 146 0 79 216 38-18-3 205 1 81 381 20-8-4 84 0 65 243 58-31-3 335 3 88 411 13-7-1 80 0 77 334 34-16-0 195 3 84 335

Captains: Tim Dyches, Andrew Provence

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 53 278 1 53 276 3 47 170 2 49 166 0 48 252 1 52 231 1 49 145 1 40 133 0 62 209 1 65 318 2 43 145 0

Coach: Joe Morrison

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 17 53 238 3 9 39 67 1 7 32 89 0 8 36 87 1 12 38 108 1 26 49 206 2 24 36 147 1 22 50 193 4 23 45 177 1 17 33 189 0 20 47 146 0 17 52 209 2

Captains: Emanuel Weaver, Chuck Slaughter

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 61 271 1 52 230 1 51 186 2 33 65 0 33 -52 1 58 217 3 49 175 2 52 166 3 48 85 1 37 12 1 41 105 1 39 78 1

Coach: Richard Bell

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 26-9-2 99 0 75 248 13-6-1 86 1 73 307 9-4-1 43 0 90 440 13-10-0 118 1 82 401 16-8-0 65 0 81 313 4-3-0 53 0 54 304 9-2-0 68 1 71 338 7-2-0 37 0 70 399 12-3-0 51 0 52 265 9-6-0 76 2 67 391 11-7-0 112 1 59 247 20-13-1 121 1 67 263

Captains: Chuck Allen, George Rogers

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 62 354 5 64 430 8 42 130 1 55 176 2 62 322 4 65 425 2 53 424 6 50 263 1 55 344 4 59 202 2 49 221 0 40 116 0

Coach: Jim Carlen

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 70 19 - 79 18 - 73 13 - 85 - 17 10 ABC-R 70 4 12 - 64 20 - 69 10 - 50 3 20 ABC-R 70 13 - 68 15 ESPN 52 2 17 - 76 13

Captains: Bill Lane, Fred David, Scott Wade

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 49 149 0 60 221 2 81 397 5 69 283 3 65 248 2 50 251 3 62 270 1 63 362 4 40 214 1 58 315 3 48 135 0 47 142 1

Coach: Jim Carlen

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD 18 - 86 24 WOLO 69 20 4 16 - 17 22 - 70 18 27 - 80 17 19 - 77 15 20 ABC 68 14 4 15 15 32 - 68 14 26 14 23 ABC 18 3 17

Record: 4-7 Independent

Opponent W/L PACIFIC W RICHMOND W DUKE L GEORGIA L CINCINNATI W FURMAN L at LSU L at NC State L FLORIDA STATE L NAVY W at Clemson L

1983

Score 37-0 73-0 13-23 17-4 30-10 20-7 49-7 10-13 45-24 39-38 6-27 9-37

Coach: Jim Carlen

Rankings SC Att TV TMP SC Opp FD 49,500 ESPN 77 14 50,137 - 79 21 53,743 - 83 26 60,100 - 82 25 56,405 - 58 17 56,407 - 80 15 59,075 - 58 - 14 15 56,409 - 56 19 49,490 - 70 19 7 9 56,407 - 67 - 17 22 56,887 ESPN 74 19 13 13 62,785 Mizlou 52 16 20

Record: 6-6 Independent

Opponent at Wake Forest OLE MISS DUKE at Georgia PITTSBURGH at Kentucky VIRGINIA at North Carolina NC STATE PACIFIC CLEMSON at Hawaii

1982

Score 0-28 24-7 35-0 27-20 23-16 21-14 17-18 30-28 7-27 35-14 13-9 14-24

Record: 8-4 Independent

Opponent W/L PACIFIC W WICHITA STATE W at Southern Cal L at Michigan W NC STATE W DUKE W CINCINNATI W at Georgia L CITADEL W WAKE FOREST W at Clemson L Pittsburgh** L **at Gator Bowl

1981 Date S 05 S 12 S 19 S 26 O 03 O 10 O 17 O 24 O 31 N 07 N 21 D 05

Record: 8-4 Independent

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 27-15-1 134 3 80 362 23-9-1 107 0 76 383 36-15-3 165 0 83 335 27-15-2 187 2 76 353 8-2-0 117 2 56 369 28-16-0 161 2 80 392 27-10-3 118 0 76 263 35-16-3 130 0 75 263 28-10-3 81 1 90 290 9-3-0 8 0 74 326 22-12-1 83 0 65 228

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 20 26 75 0 15 39 12 0 15 40 103 0 26 62 292 3 21 36 94 1 18 46 194 1 12 47 129 0 25 60 345 4 21 33 99 4 17 49 158 1 19 62 209 3

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 49-20-1 204 0 75 279 32-16-2 172 1 71 184 25-16-0 188 3 65 291 13-8-0 128 2 75 420 50-28-2 237 0 86 331 23-10-2 133 2 69 327 22-12-0 127 2 69 256 16-6-1 85 0 76 430 39-21-2 437 3 72 536 25-13-2 117 1 74 275 15-9-1 161 0 77 370

Captains: Mike Durrah, Dominique Blasingame

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 35 115 0 51 169 2 45 220 2 40 139 1 60 292 5 48 157 1 44 119 0 50 156 2 37 256 2 55 289 3 43 138 1

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 17-10-2 86 1 52 201 13-10-1 179 1 64 348 25-18-0 265 2 70 485 21-8-1 151 0 61 290 13-2-1 26 0 73 318 25-10-2 82 0 73 239 18-7-4 84 0 62 203 26-13-4 194 0 76 350 29-17-1 207 2 66 463 20-9-3 75 0 75 364 23-12-2 179 0 66 317

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 21 59 210 2 19 42 47 0 24 36 121 2 25 56 344 3 14 41 49 2 17 48 199 1 13 42 154 1 13 40 107 2 27 65 298 3 9 39 108 1 18 56 222 2

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 18-13-0 166 1 77 376 40-24-1 221 0 82 268 47-31-1 226 1 83 447 22-15-0 161 1 78 505 24-10-2 145 0 65 194 14-9-0 163 2 62 362 25-13-1 194 1 67 348 35-21-5 262 0 75 369 15-9-1 198 2 80 496 19-9-1 75 0 58 183 12-6-2 82 0 68 304

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Record: 10-2 Independent

Final AP Ranking: 11 Date Opponent W/L S 08 CITADEL W S 22 DUKE W S 29 GEORGIA W O 06 KANSAS STATE W O 13 PITTSBURGH W O 20 at Notre Dame W O 27 EAST CAROLINA W N 03 at NC State W N 10 FLORIDA STATE W N 17 at Navy L N 24 at Clemson W D 28 Oklahoma State** L **at Gator Bowl

1985 Date A 31 S 07 S 21 S 28 O 05 O 12 O 26 N 02 N 09 N 16 N 23

Date A 30 S 07 S 13 S 27 O 04 O 11 O 25 N 01 N 08 N 15 N 22

W/L W W L L L W W L L W L

Date S 03 S 10 S 17 S 24 O 01 O 08 O 15 O 29 N 05 N 12 N 19 D 28

Att 73,500 73,100 74,200 82,122 32,277 71,150 35,047 69,100 54,121 69,542 75,026

Score 14-34 20-30 45-24 26-31 24-27 27-27 38-3 22-23 28-45 48-21 21-21

Att 73,500 34,700 65,731 74,200 73,109 40,700 68,327 50,230 71,689 64,186 82,500

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD ESPN 65 3 15 JP-R 17 - 85 29 ESPN 84 24 - 91 3 24 - 54 24 - 64 23 - 61 - 16 19 - 85 16 - 47 28 - 55 - 19 15

Record: 8-4 Independent

Final AP Ranking: 15 Date Opponent W/L S 05 APP STATE W S 12 W. CAROLINA W S 26 at Georgia L O 03 at Nebraska L O 10 VIRGINIA TECH W O 17 VIRGINIA W O 24 EAST CAROLINA W O 31 NC STATE W N 14 at Wake Forest W N 21 CLEMSON W D 05 at Miami L D 31 LSU** L **at Gator Bowl

1988

Score 56-17 20-13 3-34 21-35 7-42 28-7 52-10 17-21 14-56 34-31 17-24

Coach: Joe Morrison

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 80 27 - 86 24 ABC 85 15 19 13 - 70 25 ESPN 55 9 - 73 17 - 69 28 - 65 17 ESPN 64 - 16 15 - 65 24 - 60 21

Score 24-3 31-6 6-13 21-30 40-10 58-10 34-12 48-0 30-0 20-7 16-20 13-30

Att 68,830 66,573 82,122 76,061 73,150 67,638 69,131 74,200 34,720 75,043 63,317 82,119

Record: 8-4 Independent

Opponent W/L N. CAROLINA W W. CAROLINA W E. CAROLINA W GEORGIA W APP. STATE W at Virginia Tech W at Georgia Tech L at NC State W FLORIDA STATE L NAVY W at Clemson L Indiana** L **at Liberty Bowl

Score 31-10 38-0 17-0 23-10 35-9 26-24 0-34 23-7 0-59 19-8 10-29 10-34

Att 73,275 68,800 66,000 74,800 71,380 42,845 45,103 54,800 75,000 66,000 84,867 39,210

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 80 19 23 - 77 16 25 - 72 14 14 - 80 14 6 24 - 82 8 16 - 50 8 18 WTBS 70 8 15 ESPN 50 17 20 ESPN 50 15 5 13 - 60 13 JP-R 55 - 15 16 Raycom 38 12

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 17 34 93 0 17 37 50 0 12 39 147 0 14 54 164 1 16 45 108 2 20 44 149 2 21 59 196 0 27 52 244 2 25 38 145 1 19 47 196 3 20 50 220 3 21 43 165 1

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 38-20-1 181 3 72 274 32-19-2 212 0 69 262 20-10-1 125 1 59 272 16-9-0 82 0 70 246 32-11-2 177 1 77 285 30-16-2 266 2 74 415 28-10-4 183 2 87 379 24-14-0 192 1 77 436 49-22-7 348 1 87 493 22-11-2 156 2 69 352 21-8-1 220 0 71 318 42-25-1 211 2 85 376

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 21-10-0 196 2 83 636 25-17-1 307 1 77 478 24-9-2 35 0 63 202 26-17-1 238 1 74 443 32-9-3 119 1 55 156 15-8-2 103 1 67 330 18-11-0 223 2 79 540 29-15-0 228 0 78 319 41-17-2 234 2 76 336 9-4-1 63 0 82 461 26-16-1 178 0 75 385

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 16 25 54 1 16 42 262 1 22 61 324 4 23 51 335 4 27 59 224 5 18 44 63 1 16 45 122 0 16 38 53 0 25 56 409 4 28 41 146 3 21 63 291 2

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 41-23-2 272 1 66 331 16-5-3 62 0 58 324 24-13-1 183 0 85 507 13-8-0 131 1 64 466 31-18-0 198 1 90 422 31-18-3 143 0 75 206 24-10-1 141 1 69 263 32-19-3 289 3 70 342 15-10-0 133 3 76 336 44-26-1 307 1 85 453 13-5-0 58 0 76 349

Captains: Scott Hagler, Kenneth Robinson, Anthony Smith

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 32 39 0 41 187 3 60 213 3 33 104 1 39 91 2 44 149 1 33 111 0 37 107 1 27 40 2 52 228 2 24 43 1

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 38-18-4 227 2 70 266 27-12-2 155 0 68 342 25-17-1 260 3 85 473 31-21-4 342 3 64 446 38-26-1 286 1 77 377 37-20-1 394 2 81 543 28-21-1 390 5 61 501 37-22-3 297 1 74 404 34-21-3 287 2 61 327 29-21-2 274 3 81 502 32-17-1 275 1 56 318

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 21 40 169 3 23 55 268 1 20 16 5 0 20 56 245 1 20 52 242 2 15 40 130 1 16 46 177 0 18 47 124 2 26 52 267 4 19 25 50 1 19 67 237 1

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 32-17-1 231 1 72 400 26-10-1 271 2 81 539 49-23-2 317 3 65 322 21-10-2 198 2 77 443 19-9-0 196 1 71 438 23-12-2 175 1 63 305 22-9-1 53 0 68 230 28-10-2 153 1 75 277 29-19-3 279 1 81 546 37-18-2 148 2 62 198 20-6-1 99 1 87 336

Captains: Brad Edwards, Sterling Sharpe

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 43 135 3 33 168 1 25 68 0 22 14 1 32 151 3 51 286 4 43 116 3 58 215 5 50 239 2 43 117 1 38 103 0 33 25 1

Coach: Joe Morrison

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 21-13-1 278 2 65 481 12-9-0 100 1 64 365 17-11-1 195 0 72 360 11-6-0 126 2 74 476 26-13-2 198 4 78 443 15-5-2 81 0 77 337 24-13-1 286 2 67 559 22-12-0 239 1 77 534 18-9-0 239 2 68 474 32-18-4 286 1 79 388 25-6-0 112 0 73 380 21-8-1 194 1 63 298

Captains: Thomas Dendy, Jim Desmond, Tony Guyton

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 62 440 5 52 171 1 39 167 0 48 205 2 32 37 0 52 227 2 61 317 5 49 91 2 35 102 0 73 398 4 49 207 2

Coach: Joe Morrison

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 72 31 - 73 22 - 82 - 20 21 ESPN 62 2 18 - 73 29 - 73 25 - 74 27 - 82 19 22 - 68 14 24 ESPN 44 12 8 15 ESPN 58 8 2 14 CBS 68 9 7 21

Captains: Bryant Gilliard, Del Wilkes, Harry South

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 44 203 2 52 265 2 55 165 2 63 350 5 52 245 2 62 256 5 43 273 4 55 295 3 50 235 2 47 102 2 48 268 2 42 104 0

Record: 3-6-2 Independent Coach: Joe Morrison

Opponent W/L MIAMI (FLA.) L at Virginia L W. CAROLINA W GEORGIA L NEBRASKA L at Virginia Tech T EAST CAROLINA W at NC State L FLORIDA STATE L WAKE FOREST W at Clemson T

1987

Att 71,200 68,300 74,325 67,200 73,100 59,075 73,800 46,200 75,000 27,234 80,500 82,138

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 76 21 - 83 19 - 72 - 12 18 - 81 24 KATZ 79 17 22 TCS-M 56 11 20 - 80 9 20 - 49 5 27 ABC 74 5 11 15 TCS-M 46 2 21 ESPN 9 17 ABC 70 7 9 15

Record: 5-6 Independent

Opponent CITADEL APP STATE MICHIGAN at Georgia at Pittsburgh DUKE at East Carolina NC STATE at Florida State NAVY CLEMSON

1986

Score 31-24 21-0 17-10 49-17 45-21 36-32 42-20 35-28 38-26 21-38 22-21 14-21

Coach: Joe Morrison

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 44-30-2 329 0 87 464 37-18-4 257 3 73 425 51-29-2 306 0 76 374 36-17-3 256 2 58 242 47-29-0 351 1 79 502 33-19-4 286 1 84 572 34-21-1 425 1 77 541 27-14-1 183 0 85 398 37-20-2 212 0 87 451 20-11-0 185 0 63 302 28-10-2 141 1 66 244 47-28-4 304 0 80 329

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 8 32 95 0 15 33 38 0 18 56 131 1 24 68 268 10 30 86 1 18 37 96 0 15 38 196 0 3 30 -13 0 4 18 3 0 8 44 75 1 20 33 98 1 17 39 122 0

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 23-10-2 96 0 55 191 42-18-1 193 0 75 231 13-8-1 110 0 69 241 17-7-2 138 1 85 406 31-16-2 101 0 61 187 36-18-1 210 1 73 306 34-21-3 104 0 64 300 21-7-3 49 0 51 36 25-9-3 63 0 46 66 21-7-3 91 0 63 302 40-22-2 310 2 73 371 32-20-0 224 3 71 346

Captains: Randy Harwell, Kevin Hendrix, Robert Robinson

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 41 166 2 59 256 4 25 49 0 28 76 1 34 99 5 27 0 1 28 91 0 62 184 1 42 126 0 33 108 1 32 116 0 27 23 1

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 38-23-0 290 2 79 456 22-15-0 196 1 81 452 24-14-0 235 2 49 284 43-28-1 321 1 71 397 35-20-3 211 0 69 310 55-23-5 263 1 82 263 35-15-4 151 0 63 242 23-13-1 172 1 85 356 23-9-3 79 0 65 205 33-16-1 170 0 66 278 30-11-1 141 1 62 257 37-15-3 130 0 64 153

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 15 31 139 1 6 26 34 0 24 51 232 0 14 41 102 1 17 35 33 0 14 37 74 2 21 52 192 3 12 24 27 1 30 41 257 4 10 47 96 1 23 55 225 3 23 46 185 2

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 39-14-0 126 0 70 265 28-11-1 89 0 54 123 22-10-2 104 0 73 336 26-16-1 139 0 67 241 40-19-3 207 1 75 240 43-17-3 143 1 80 217 22-14-0 170 1 74 362 40-17-3 252 0 64 279 28-22-1 381 4 69 638 20-6-1 65 0 67 161 26-13-0 192 0 81 417 32-17-1 390 2 78 575

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YEA R-B Y-YEAR RES ULTS 1989 Date S 02 S 09 S 16 S 23 S 30 O 07 O 21 O 28 N 04 N 11 N 18

Opponent W/L DUKE W VIRGINIA TECH T at West Virginia L GEORGIA TECH W at Georgia W E. CAROLINA W W. CAROLINA W NC STATE L at Florida State L at North Carolina W CLEMSON L

1990 Date S 01 S 08 S 22 S 29 O 13 O 20 O 27 N 03 N 10 N 17 N 22

132

Coach: Sparky Woods

Score 24-24 16-21 28-21 20-31 55-7 12-12 23-14 21-38 10-38 17-21 24-41

Att 71,200 51,989 68,200 33,100 55,832 52,400 67,220 67,900 60,244 47,500 74,200

Record: 5-6, 3-5 SEC Score 6-28 7-45 18-20 9-13 7-48 21-6 21-17 24-23 14-13 9-14 24-13

Att 75,060 63,100 60,030 55,700 70,123 55,102 40,900 71,529 57,547 84,777 83,500

Record: 4-7, 2-6 SEC

Opponent W/L at Georgia* W at Arkansas* L LA. TECH W KENTUCKY* L ALABAMA* L E. CAROLINA W at Mississippi State* L VANDERBILT* W at Tennessee* L FLORIDA* L CLEMSON L

Score 23-21 17-18 34-3 17-21 6-17 27-3 0-23 22-0 3-55 26-37 13-16

Att 84,912 47,321 69,208 65,326 74,718 62,307 33,915 58,128 94,791 70,188 72,928

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 82 19 - 78 18 - 68 18 - 71 28 - 85 26 - 82 16 - 83 19 ESPN 64 - 19 11 JP-R 52 1 15 - 75 21 - 72 - 14 16

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD JP-R 74 - 14 12 PPV 76 19 15 - 82 23 ESPN 81 17 ESPN 76 2 7 - 81 16 PPV 75 15 - 62 19 JP-R 45 8 11 JP-R 72 8 24 JP-R 60 - 24 17

SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2018

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 26 26 104 1 17 49 143 2 29 58 335 3 16 24 145 0 22 52 158 1 12 32 72 1 9 32 65 0 20 43 152 1 28 31 134 2 16 34 85 1 24 63 355 5

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 43-29-3 350 2 69 454 33-16-1 212 0 82 355 24-18-0 258 2 82 589 32-17-2 175 1 56 320 25-13-2 134 2 77 292 32-14-2 231 1 64 303 18-8-1 114 0 50 169 31-22-0 294 1 74 446 49-26-2 361 3 75 501 36-16-1 201 2 70 286 9-8-1 111 1 72 466

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 23-16-1 177 2 68 262 40-24-0 268 2 81 372 25-15-0 251 2 75 382 32-15-3 156 0 60 196 22-12-1 211 1 97 626 23-16-1 287 2 63 480 46-27-1 356 3 75 461 21-13-2 186 1 49 248 26-16-1 247 3 84 527 30-11-1 163 0 65 248 28-18-0 229 0 83 454

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 10 28 56 1 13 37 91 0 16 36 122 0 17 53 210 3 6 28 87 1 20 63 271 5 22 51 244 3 25 58 344 5 12 32 102 0 14 58 242 3 15 34 167 1

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 25-11-2 121 0 53 177 26-11-2 115 0 63 206 29-13-1 196 3 65 318 20-11-2 136 0 73 346 17-3-1 28 0 45 115 10-7-0 125 0 73 396 24-14-0 215 2 75 459 24-15-0 148 0 82 492 27-10-1 139 2 59 241 7-3-1 59 1 65 301 22-10-2 136 0 55 303

Captains: Jay Killen, Eddie Miller

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 38 129 0 27 76 2 41 90 2 40 130 2 52 362 7 28 49 0 36 81 2 12 40 1 30 92 0 36 89 0 19 15 2

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 25-15-1 177 2 63 306 34-18-0 237 0 61 313 24-17-0 238 2 65 328 47-30-2 343 1 87 473 17-12-0 167 1 69 529 28-17-1 260 2 56 309 32-18-0 254 1 68 335 37-24-0 254 2 49 294 36-15-1 216 1 66 308 41-24-1 243 2 77 332 46-26-2 303 1 65 318

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 21 30 45 1 23 52 196 2 24 41 200 1 19 32 154 0 11 27 51 0 19 42 166 0 23 37 113 0 23 66 304 3 23 36 210 1 16 42 192 1 28 62 272 4

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 50-32-0 323 2 80 368 24-15-3 176 1 76 372 34-21-2 203 2 75 403 31-18-0 347 4 63 501 39-18-4 179 1 65 230 30-19-2 214 1 72 380 41-23-1 276 2 78 389 18-8-0 132 2 84 436 37-21-1 187 3 73 397 24-14-0 119 2 66 311 15-13-1 231 1 77 503

Captains: Ernest Dixon, Antoine Rivens

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 43 139 0 37 60 0 57 229 1 39 166 0 37 43 1 58 322 1 39 113 2 49 193 1 26 63 2 48 93 1 43 128 1

Coach: Sparky Woods

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 25-14-1 192 0 75 375 23-10-1 136 1 58 247 40-21-2 256 3 70 338 33-21-0 185 1 82 356 16-11-0 126 2 59 233 36-19-1 399 3 85 582 21-10-1 127 0 77 443 13-4-1 65 0 57 158 26-12-1 105 1 69 237 18-5-1 54 0 70 284 15-7-3 36 0 50 155

Captains: Ike Harris, Corey Miller, Kurt Wilson

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 45 85 1 41 104 1 50 131 3 28 40 0 75 415 4 40 193 3 29 105 1 28 62 0 57 280 2 35 85 1 55 225 2

Coach: Sparky Woods Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 78 - 14 12 - 75 9 - 78 23 JP-R 70 13 - 64 9 9 - 67 - 15 26 - 75 13 JP-R 74 - 16 20 - 53 5 JP-R 60 - 11 20 JP-R 48 19

Captains: Todd Ellis, Scott Windsor

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 50 183 3 35 111 1 30 82 0 49 171 1 43 107 1 49 183 3 56 316 3 44 93 1 43 132 0 52 230 3 35 119 0

Record: 3-6-2 Independent Coach: Sparky Woods

Opponent W/L GEORGIA* L ARKANSAS* L EAST CAROLINA L at Kentucky* L at Alabama* L MISSISSIPPI ST.* W at Vanderbilt* W TENNESSEE* W LA. TECH W at Florida* L at Clemson W

1993 Date S 04 S 11 S 18 S 23 O 02 O 09 O 16 O 23 O 30 N 13 N 20

Att 74,232 71,842 66,015 70,018 80,961 65,600 62,000 74,248 61,852 44,200 74,509

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 86 21 - 85 16 - 69 - 12 19 - 79 21 - 66 - 23 17 - 84 30 - 66 24 27 - 78 25 20 10 - 79 6 12 - 69 18 ESPN 45 - 15 11

Record: 6-5 Independent

Opponent W/L DUKE T at West Virginia L VIRGINIA TECH W at East Carolina L EAST TENN. ST. W LA. TECH T GEORGIA TECH W NC STATE L at Florida State L at North Carolina L CLEMSON L

1992 Date S 05 S 12 S 19 S 26 O 03 O 17 O 24 O 31 N 07 N 14 N 21

Score 27-21 17-17 21-45 21-10 24-20 47-14 24-3 10-20 10-35 27-20 0-45

Coach: Sparky Woods

Rankings SC Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD DUKE W 21-10 71,606 GCN-R 80 16 N. CAROLINA W 27-5 73,500 GCN-R 86 22 at Virginia Tech W 35-24 41,462 GCN-R 69 25 at Georgia Tech L 6-27 46,011 ESPN 78 - 25 13 E. CAROLINA W 37-7 62,000 - 74 33 CITADEL L 35-38 63,000 - 60 20 at NC State L 29-38 45,800 - 53 22 FLORIDA STATE L 10-41 71,438 GCN-R 78 - 12 13 S. ILLINOIS W 38-13 52,812 - 48 29 at Clemson L 15-24 84,000 GCN-R 57 - 17 16 WEST VIRGINIA W 29-10 64,251 ESPN 55 26

1991 Date S 07 S 14 S 21 S 28 O 05 O 12 O 19 N 02 N 09 N 16 N 23

Record: 6-4-1 Independent

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 28-13-0 76 0 71 215 23-8-5 86 1 60 146 21-12-0 132 0 78 361 20-7-2 49 0 59 215 24-11-0 148 0 61 191 14-7-1 183 2 72 505 17-11-0 218 1 56 331 25-13-0 145 2 74 338 21-7-1 55 0 47 118 35-19-1 240 0 83 333 29-19-1 296 2 72 424

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 17 44 292 4 16 47 130 4 18 28 245 0 17 55 133 1 29 54 356 5 16 39 96 0 19 59 301 2 15 38 186 2 23 46 123 1 17 32 69 1 15 42 231 1

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 21-10-1 147 0 65 439 26-15-0 175 2 73 305 41-20-0 245 3 69 398 17-7-1 70 0 72 203 22-11-1 129 1 76 485 30-16-1 220 1 69 316 15-3-1 50 0 74 351 28-20-0 296 1 66 482 39-22-4 257 0 85 380 33-19-1 259 1 65 328 22-4-0 26 0 64 257

Captains: Rob DeBoer, Ernest Dixon

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 38 72 2 38 88 1 42 281 2 40 176 2 22 37 1 45 162 1 29 28 0 29 99 2 43 117 0 41 119 1 41 192 1

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 26-12-2 190 1 64 262 25-13-1 207 1 63 295 34-17-1 350 2 76 631 29-17-2 225 0 69 401 29-12-2 128 0 51 165 23-13-0 159 2 68 321 28-17-0 194 0 57 222 47-23-0 269 0 76 368 21-8-1 167 0 64 284 39-20-2 275 2 80 394 24-11-3 103 0 65 295

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 17 35 142 2 23 51 208 1 13 33 54 0 18 56 303 3 20 55 216 2 16 36 123 0 18 63 269 2 7 36 40 0 22 41 335 4 17 34 123 3 15 54 197 1

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 27-21-0 242 1 62 384 22-15-0 172 1 73 380 31-16-1 114 0 64 168 19-10-0 97 0 75 400 20-12-1 177 0 51 165 32-14-1 113 0 68 236 17-4-0 39 0 80 308 23-6-0 44 0 59 84 25-16-0 237 3 66 572 37-25-0 333 2 71 456 12-6-0 89 0 66 286

Y E A R - BY-Y E A R R E S U LTS 1994 Date S 03 S 10 S 17 S 24 O 01 O 08 O 15 O 22 O 29 N 12 N 19 J 02

Opponent W/L GEORGIA* L ARKANSAS* W LA. TECH W at Kentucky* W at LSU* W E. CAROLINA L MISSISSIPPI ST.* L at Vanderbilt* W TENNESSEE* L at Florida* L at Clemson W West Virginia** W **Carquest Bowl

1995 Date S 02 S 09 S 16 S 23 S 30 O 07 O 14 O 21 O 28 N 11 N 18

Date S 06 S 13 S 20 S 27 O 04 O 11 O 18 O 25 N 01 N 15 N 22

Att 73,605 71,542 68,498 56,900 63,281 70,075 64,902 30,419 74,200 85,028 85,000 50,833

Score 23-42 21-51 68-21 30-35 20-20 77-14 65-39 52-14 21-56 7-63 17-38

Att 86,117 46,821 70,411 65,325 67,902 66,807 30,035 68,915 95,426 71,638 74,990

Record: 6-5, 4-4 SEC Score 33-14 23-14 7-23 10-14 24-28 25-14 23-17 27-0 14-31 25-52 34-31

Att 76,411 82,950 79,806 75,814 84,107 50,500 79,419 36,583 82,808 85,701 83,000

Record: 5-6, 3-5 SEC

Opponent W/L UCF W at Georgia* L at East Carolina W at Mississippi State* L AUBURN* L KENTUCKY* W at Arkansas* W VANDERBILT* W at Tennessee* L FLORIDA* L CLEMSON L

1998 Date S 05 S 12 S 19 S 26 O 03 O 10 O 17 O 24 O 31 N 14 N 21

W/L L L W L T W W W L L L

Opponent W/L UCF W GEORGIA* W EAST CAROLINA L MISSISSIPPI ST.* L at Auburn* L at Kentucky* W ARKANSAS* W at Vanderbilt* W TENNESSEE* L at Florida* L at Clemson W

1997

Score 21-24 14-0 31-6 23-9 18-17 42-56 36-41 19-16 22-31 17-48 33-7 24-21

Coach: Brad Scott Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD WIS 65 26 PPV 76 8 - 78 26 PPV 72 27 PPV 73 15 - 76 26 - 62 25 JP-R 70 20 - 72 21 JP-R 65 4 14 JP-R 72 24 CBS 82 21

Record: 4-6-1, 2-5-1 SEC

Opponent at Georgia* at Arkansas* LA. TECH KENTUCKY* LSU* KENT at Mississippi St.* VANDERBILT* at Tennessee* FLORIDA* CLEMSON

1996 Date S 07 S 14 S 21 S 28 O 05 O 12 O 19 O 26 N 02 N 16 N 23

Record: 7-5, 4-4 SEC

Score 33-31 15-31 26-0 17-37 6-23 38-24 39-13 35-3 7-22 21-48 21-47

Att 81,908 86,117 38,902 30,120 79,411 75,936 49,178 79,014 106,301 80,072 83,700

Record: 1-10, 0-8 SEC

Opponent W/L BALL STATE W GEORGIA* L MARSHALL L MISSISSIPPI ST.* L at Ole Miss* L at Kentucky* L ARKANSAS* L at Vanderbilt* L TENNESSEE* L at Florida* L at Clemson L

Score 38-20 3-17 21-24 0-38 28-30 28-33 28-41 14-17 14-49 14-33 19-28

Att 78,830 83,411 78,717 70,052 42,884 57,739 67,930 29,721 69,523 80,072 83,500

Coach: Brad Scott

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD JP-R 81 28 - 66 15 - 73 32 JP-R 67 20 JP-R 70 - 14 23 - 84 27 - 60 34 - 66 29 JP-R 59 5 19 ESPN 45 3 11 JP-R 62 - 24 20

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD FSS-R 78 19 CBS 88 18 FSS-R 89 15 JP-R 76 22 JP-R 80 8 13 JP-R 80 24 - 60 22 - 75 14 JP-R 59 8 13 JP-R 53 - 12 15 ESPN2 52 18

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 83 24 ESPN2 86 - 15 13 - 82 22 JP-R 85 22 - 77 24 - 66 20 - 80 - 17 28 - 70 25 JP-R 80 3 19 JP-R 75 4 17 ESPN2 51 20

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 51-31-0 485 3 71 575 27-14-1 166 0 73 276 21-6-1 62 0 63 143 24-12-3 170 1 48 293 16-7-2 53 1 57 209 30-21-3 385 5 73 621 17-9-0 163 2 66 380 24-8-1 85 0 63 269 28-22-0 232 3 67 402 42-26-0 420 5 75 521 20-5-2 55 0 54 177 32-19-1 240 2 64 390

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 52-35-1 419 3 85 448 21-13-2 166 1 48 253 44-26-1 409 5 81 679 44-26-2 304 3 77 394 34-21-0 267 1 75 377 31-26-0 351 6 69 544 46-40-0 490 4 73 652 44-34-0 392 5 71 508 37-19-3 129 2 79 291 22-12-0 93 0 55 128 45-30-1 353 2 70 443

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 20 36 204 4 28 65 368 7 20 27 210 3 20 54 310 5 18 32 33 1 12 30 -20 1 26 40 233 4 13 31 67 2 20 37 208 4 31 36 210 3 24 60 323 4

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 28-15-0 250 2 64 454 18-13-0 179 0 83 547 44-21-0 224 0 71 434 17-8-1 137 0 71 447 36-18-0 271 1 68 304 29-21-1 187 1 59 167 31-20-1 264 1 71 497 31-14-2 151 0 62 218 21-17-0 229 4 58 437 37-28-0 402 6 73 612 13-9-0 171 1 73 494

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 38-19-1 231 1 85 317 29-18-0 224 1 70 396 22-13-1 127 0 65 251 39-17-2 367 1 70 426 28-21-0 265 2 78 387 24-15-0 129 1 76 448 17-9-1 124 1 54 245 9-2-1 28 0 64 219 24-16-0 162 1 62 284 26-9-0 152 0 72 319 25-7-1 172 0 74 411

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 24 29 256 0 20 40 202 1 20 49 308 1 13 43 160 1 10 28 71 3 11 28 41 2 18 45 188 2 9 27 27 0 24 30 129 2 22 35 204 5 24 42 314 2

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 19-12-0 256 2 48 492 35-15-2 190 1 75 392 20-5-0 75 2 69 383 22-8-1 91 1 65 251 18-11-1 157 1 46 228 29-13-0 115 0 57 157 19-6-2 70 0 64 258 27-9-1 55 0 54 82 36-27-0 362 2 66 491 34-11-2 290 2 69 494 28-13-1 120 2 70 434

Captains: Ed Hrubiec, Lee Wiggins

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 32 140 2 34 56 0 59 218 0 36 103 0 31 -3 0 50 204 2 51 236 2 38 113 3 43 40 0 39 73 1 27 182 3

Coach: Brad Scott

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 21 20 90 0 17 46 110 0 12 42 81 0 8 24 123 0 11 41 156 1 26 43 253 2 22 49 217 4 16 39 184 2 19 39 170 1 24 33 101 1 10 34 122 1 16 32 150 1

Captains: Randy Wheeler, Benji Young

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 47 86 3 41 172 2 43 124 1 31 59 0 50 122 1 52 319 2 30 121 2 55 191 3 38 122 1 46 167 3 49 239 4

Coach: Brad Scott

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 47-29-2 200 2 90 413 28-15-0 165 1 55 185 28-16-1 140 2 74 365 40-26-0 269 1 86 475 32-25-1 189 2 67 262 61-39-1 451 3 84 477 45-21-2 264 5 73 359 32-22-0 205 1 70 329 40-26-1 207 1 78 339 20-11-1 137 1 57 224 26-14-2 226 1 76 412 36-26-0 227 1 77 375

Captains: Hank Campbell, Steve Taneyhill

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 33 29 0 27 87 2 37 270 4 33 90 1 41 110 1 38 193 5 27 162 5 27 116 2 42 162 1 33 35 1 25 90 0

Coach: Brad Scott Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 77 20 ESPN 72 22 - 73 13 JP-R 80 16 CBS 61 - 20 21 - 65 22 - 64 16 - 70 17 JP-R 61 6 17 JP-R 60 1 21 ESPN2 50 - 22 19

Captains: Brandon Bennett, Toby Cates, Tony Watkins

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 43 213 1 27 20 1 46 225 2 46 206 1 35 73 1 23 26 3 28 95 0 38 124 0 38 132 2 37 137 1 50 186 3 41 148 2

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 41-23-0 266 3 73 406 42-21-3 275 2 76 331 21-10-1 137 2 80 331 39-24-1 266 2 75 369 39-22-0 201 0 70 198 27-15-0 223 3 77 427 22-15-1 188 4 73 424 27-12-0 160 2 65 273 20-10-0 128 1 63 168 34-12-1 191 2 73 264 35-18-2 205 0 62 387

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 12 30 31 1 22 39 151 2 7 16 4 0 16 38 162 2 18 26 64 1 23 23 132 1 9 25 36 1 16 37 155 0 16 36 239 2 16 37 199 5 27 55 277 3

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 27-13-0 299 3 57 330 37-20-0 296 2 76 447 31-14-3 89 0 47 93 22-12-2 254 2 60 416 39-24-1 321 2 65 385 46-31-1 294 2 69 426 29-10-2 85 1 54 121 30-13-2 175 0 67 330 26-9-1 169 0 62 408 22-11-2 196 2 59 395 15-12-0 157 3 70 434

Captains: Zola Davis, Ryan Koop, Homer Torrance

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 43 222 2 40 134 0 38 178 1 40 246 0 28 95 2 26 85 2 42 131 0 43 117 1 33 87 0 31 83 1 40 100 2

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 25-16-1 199 3 68 411 24-8-2 43 0 64 132 33-19-2 280 1 71 458 28-9-0 187 0 72 312 40-26-1 307 2 68 402 46-19-0 368 2 72 453 40-21-3 249 4 82 380 34-28-1 295 1 81 412 34-18-1 256 1 67 343 44-25-1 198 2 75 281 33-15-3 223 1 73 323

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 18 51 201 3 17 43 194 2 20 39 133 1 15 41 251 6 19 43 212 3 25 40 211 1 21 41 178 2 17 35 86 2 25 38 221 3 26 23 136 0 20 40 169 2

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 20-9-1 94 0 71 273 18-9-1 133 0 61 325 32-21-0 177 2 71 310 12-6-0 71 0 53 322 20-13-0 242 1 63 454 42-29-0 315 3 82 526 22-10-0 159 3 63 337 30-15-1 279 0 65 365 25-24-0 340 5 63 561 46-25-1 414 3 69 550 31-16-1 173 2 71 342

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YEA R-B Y-YEAR RES ULTS 1999 Date S 04 S 11 S 18 S 25 O 02 O 09 O 16 O 23 O 30 N 13 N 20

Record: 0-11, 0-8 SEC

Opponent W/L at NC State L at Georgia* L EAST CAROLINA L at Mississippi St.* L OLE MISS* L KENTUCKY* L at Arkansas* L VANDERBILT* L at Tennessee* L FLORIDA* L CLEMSON L

2000

Date A 31 S 07 S 14 S 21 S 28 O 05 O 12 O 19 N 02 N 09 N 16 N 23

Date A 30 S 06 S 13 S 20 S 27 O 09 O 18 O 25 N 01 N 06 N 15 N 22

134

W/L W W W W W L W L W L W W

Att 80,814 83,605 80,922 79,949 83,818 69,334 81,935 33,369 84,200 85,718 85,500 65,229

Score 32-12 14-9 16-14 37-36 42-6 7-10 46-14 10-17 38-14 17-54 20-15 31-28

Att 83,019 86,520 43,579 84,100 80,250 53,514 83,104 107,530 77,922 84,900 85,000 66,249

Record: 5-7, 3-5 SEC

Opponent W/L N. MEXICO ST. W at Virginia L GEORGIA* L TEMPLE W at Vanderbilt* W MISSISSIPPI ST.* W at Kentucky* W at LSU* L TENNESSEE* L ARKANSAS* L at Florida* L at Clemson L

2003

Score 31-0 21-10 41-6 23-19 17-27 20-17 27-7 30-14 14-17 21-41 14-16 24-7

Record: 9-3, 5-3 SEC

Final AP Ranking: 13 Date Opponent S 01 BOISE STATE S 08 at Georgia* S 20 at Mississippi St.* S 29 ALABAMA* O 06 KENTUCKY* O 13 at Arkansas* O 20 VANDERBILT* O 27 at Tennessee* N 03 WOFFORD N 10 FLORIDA* N 17 CLEMSON J 01 Ohio State** **Outback Bowl

2002

Att 51,500 86,117 82,605 37,693 81,600 73,150 55,123 74,806 105,941 73,951 83,523

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Final AP Ranking: 19 Date Opponent W/L S 02 N. MEXICO ST. W S 09 GEORGIA* W S 16 E. MICHIGAN W S 23 MISSISSIPPI ST.* W S 30 at Alabama* L O 07 at Kentucky* W O 14 ARKANSAS* W O 21 at Vanderbilt* W O 28 TENNESSEE* L N 11 at Florida* L N 18 at Clemson L J 01 Ohio State** W **Outback Bowls

2001

Score 0-10 9-24 3-21 0-17 10-36 10-30 14-48 10-11 7-30 3-20 21-31

Score 34-24 21-34 7-13 42-21 20-14 34-10 16-12 14-38 10-18 0-23 7-28 20-27

Att 83,717 60,171 84,227 81,409 34,406 80,250 70,547 91,340 83,918 79,307 85,222 84,000

Record: 5-7, 2-6 SEC

Opponent W/L UL-LAFAYETTE W VIRGINIA W at Georgia* L UAB W at Tennessee* (OT) L KENTUCKY* W LSU* L VANDERBILT* W at Ole Miss* L at Arkansas* L FLORIDA* L CLEMSON L

Score 14-7 31-7 7-31 42-10 20-23 27-21 7-33 35-24 40-43 6-28 22-24 17-63

Att 82,227 80,150 92,058 80,523 107,881 78,592 82,525 77,227 56,878 55,617 81,523 83,987

Coach: Lou Holtz Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD ESPN 71 - 24 11 ESPN2 83 - 12 12 - 75 20 - 84 - 23 20 - 75 10 - 78 9 - 80 14 - 55 10 JP-R 64 4 11 JP-R 72 4 11 JP-R 72 18

ĆŤ+ $Ä? +1 +(06 Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 75 21 ESPN2 84 9 16 - 71 16 JP-R 80 - 25 17 PPV 82 23 20 ESPN2 45 21 JP-R 77 24 16 PPV 68 18 26 JP-R 78 17 16 CBS 73 21 5 13 ABC 43 25 16 22 ESPN - 19 18

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 81 22 22 ESPN 77 22 17 CBS 79 9 18 - 82 18 - 79 24 - 88 20 ESPN2 70 14 ESPN2 71 - 14 13 CBS 59 - 25 13 JP-R 70 14 ESPN 63 - 20 15 ESPN 48 12

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 92 19 JP-R - 15 18 CBS 81 25 8 19 18 ESPN2 60 8 21 ESPN 20 ESPN2 62 - 10 11 22 JP-R 76 22 ESPN 50 17 JP-R 60 - 15 18 ESPN2 20

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â&#x20AC;&#x201C;Opp. Passingâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 7-3-0 18 0 45 96 38-21-0 251 1 81 431 21-10-0 82 1 61 274 16-9-0 93 1 47 181 16-13-0 145 1 59 393 35-23-1 263 1 74 337 19-14-2 171 3 56 345 19-9-2 103 1 52 189 24-12-1 237 1 60 413 33-15-1 161 1 67 300 27-14-1 249 2 65 425

â&#x20AC;&#x201C;SC Passingâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 26-14-1 149 0 65 353 28-18-1 154 0 71 287 33-19-0 240 0 77 576 41-20-0 330 2 73 360 44-20-3 264 2 76 349 31-17-0 228 1 61 387 21-12-1 170 2 52 344 26-12-1 151 0 78 490 31-16-1 268 1 60 292 28-19-0 166 0 63 247 26-13-3 200 0 68 362 19-9-1 175 1 70 393

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 15 46 121 0 9 28 95 1 12 27 43 0 16 37 94 2 18 33 146 3 23 28 93 1 19 41 100 1 17 27 148 1 16 39 101 2 22 31 152 2 19 49 174 1 16 33 85 1

â&#x20AC;&#x201C;Opp. Passingâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 19-8-2 76 0 65 197 24-10-5 108 0 52 202 33-20-0 149 0 60 192 36-17-1 224 0 73 318 32-19-2 204 0 65 350 52-34-2 304 1 80 397 37-19-2 151 0 78 251 27-14-2 214 1 54 362 31-19-1 152 0 70 253 46-27-0 356 3 77 508 30-14-1 185 0 79 359 28-16-2 173 0 61 258

â&#x20AC;&#x201C;SC Passingâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 26-18-0 220 1 67 392 29-19-0 193 1 65 236 16-7-0 60 0 62 298 34-19-0 291 3 57 359 19-12-0 165 2 62 402 32-12-2 159 0 60 272 27-17-0 300 3 90 656 28-14-0 108 1 61 265 30-20-1 209 0 70 456 17-7-2 57 1 60 264 24-14-1 152 0 74 367 37-19-1 227 2 - 347

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 13 26 91 1 19 39 113 0 23 34 119 1 30 58 285 3 16 30 138 0 14 48 162 0 8 28 68 1 15 39 87 2 17 54 207 2 26 31 170 1 16 31 146 0 21 - 64 2

â&#x20AC;&#x201C;Opp. Passingâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 32-18-1 162 1 58 253 35-21-2 169 0 74 282 46-27-1 261 1 80 380 25-20-1 231 1 83 516 36-20-2 188 1 66 326 20-8-0 62 1 68 224 20-7-2 126 1 48 194 23-14-1 211 0 62 298 14-8-1 80 0 68 287 34-22-0 312 3 65 482 20-15-2 201 2 51 350 37-22-1 324 2 - 388

Captains: Ryan Brewer, Jonathan Martin, Langston Moore, Cedric Williams

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 46 229 3 38 143 2 42 158 0 28 99 4 45 185 1 59 230 2 41 138 2 30 148 1 35 184 1 32 144 0 47 197 1 34 150 1

Coach: Lou Holtz

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 6 38 78 1 21 43 180 2 15 40 192 2 9 31 88 1 18 43 248 3 24 39 74 2 20 37 171 2 11 33 86 0 17 36 176 2 18 34 139 1 20 38 176 2

Captains: Kalimba Edwards, Larrell Johnson, Phil Petty, Brian Scott, John Stamper

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 41 172 3 36 43 1 46 238 1 23 68 2 43 237 3 28 113 1 63 356 3 33 157 0 40 247 5 43 207 1 55 215 2 - 120 2

Coach: Lou Holtz

â&#x20AC;&#x201C;SC Passingâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 18-5-1 79 0 71 232 28-12-2 172 1 58 218 35-14-3 173 0 76 302 28-13-2 180 0 78 296 15-8-0 147 0 51 163 19-7-2 178 1 49 233 31-10-3 78 1 72 180 22-9-2 68 0 58 163 17-8-1 122 1 59 225 32-15-0 164 0 67 251 32-15-0 167 0 72 252

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-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 39 204 4 43 133 3 44 336 5 32 30 0 32 85 0 30 159 1 31 174 2 52 339 4 29 24 1 35 81 3 42 162 2 51 218 2

Coach: Lou Holtz Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD - 83 21 20 ESPN 81 21 25 13 ESPN 76 18 17 15 JP-R 73 15 17 - 73 13 21 CBS 65 9 12 - 73 16 34 ESPN2 46 12 9 14 - 81 17 26 ESPN 58 14 4 14 JP-R 73 22 19 ESPN 52 14 22 17

Captains: John Abraham, Corey Atkins, Trey Pennington

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 53 153 0 30 46 0 41 129 0 50 116 0 36 16 1 30 55 0 41 102 1 36 95 0 42 103 0 35 87 0 40 85 2

â&#x20AC;&#x201C;SC Passingâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 19-10-0 172 1 65 401 21-12-1 119 1 59 262 27-16-1 213 1 69 371 24-19-1 199 2 52 298 25-17-1 213 1 70 398 21-11-1 178 2 80 408 18-10-1 212 0 59 350 22-10-2 127 1 52 275 19-5-3 45 0 54 229 31-13-3 89 0 63 233 17-8-0 74 0 64 271 17-9-1 180 1 51 330

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 20 40 212 2 20 40 143 1 13 38 128 0 22 47 196 1 13 36 136 0 12 25 69 1 17 34 138 0 24 45 231 4 21 54 241 1 17 50 200 0 23 32 155 0 27 40 145 3

â&#x20AC;&#x201C;Opp. Passingâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 28-17-0 207 1 68 419 32-22-2 196 4 62 339 22-11-0 169 1 60 297 34-15-2 145 2 81 341 19-10-1 105 2 55 241 40-21-3 205 0 65 274 39-23-1 209 1 73 327 23-12-0 183 0 68 414 24-17-0 175 1 78 416 18-10-0 113 2 68 313 37-25-0 249 4 69 404 39-27-0 287 0 79 432

Captains: Jeremiah Garrison, Dunta Robinson, Hart Turner, Travelle Wharton

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 36 141 1 49 264 4 37 111 0 43 214 6 44 217 1 47 182 3 17 0 0 45 218 4 28 118 2 29 123 0 49 199 3 39 153 0

â&#x20AC;&#x201C;SC Passingâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 34-16-0 185 1 70 326 24-9-1 162 0 73 423 36-16-3 239 1 73 350 21-14-0 208 0 64 422 30-12-1 154 0 74 371 29-17-0 184 0 76 366 32-15-0 254 1 49 254 21-13-0 161 1 66 379 32-14-0 298 4 60 416 36-21-2 181 0 65 304 27-14-1 132 0 76 331 34-16-3 166 2 73 319

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 11 35 134 1 7 38 116 1 19 34 165 1 11 25 60 0 13 36 117 1 18 30 117 1 27 52 263 3 25 36 137 0 29 43 147 3 21 48 248 1 18 40 243 3 23 41 240 4

â&#x20AC;&#x201C;Opp. Passingâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 27-12-1 134 0 62 268 20-10-2 54 0 58 170 29-17-0 213 3 63 378 40-18-2 171 1 65 231 22-13-0 149 2 58 266 32-17-0 210 2 62 327 32-26-1 219 3 84 482 36-27-1 319 3 72 456 42-30-1 391 3 85 538 15-11-0 148 3 63 396 20-12-0 121 0 60 364 26-18-1 302 5 67 542

Y E A R - BY-Y E A R R E S U LTS 2004 Date S 04 S 11 S 18 S 25 O 02 O 09 O 16 O 30 N 06 N 13 N 20

Opponent at Vanderbilt* GEORGIA* USF TROY at Alabama* OLE MISS* at Kentucky* TENNESSEE* ARKANSAS* at Florida* at Clemson

2005 Date S 01 S 10 S 17 S 24 O 01 O 08 O 22 O 29 N 05 N 12 N 19 D 30

Date A 28 S 04 S 13 S 20 S 27 O 04 O 11 O 18 N 01 N 08 N 15 N 29 J 01

Att 33,670 84,300 78,900 79,700 82,141 79,100 63,086 81,400 78,800 90,294 82,500

Score 24-15 15-17 14-37 45-20 7-48 44-16 35-28 16-15 14-10 30-22 9-13 31-38

Att 82,753 92,476 82,968 79,125 87,451 71,009 76,427 107,716 65,837 83,421 83,368 41,332

Record: 8-5, 3-5 SEC Score 15-0 0-18 27-20 45-6 17-24 24-17 31-13 24-31 20-26 16-17 52-7 31-28 44-36

Att 50,2377 82,513 74,286 70,860 74,374 61,449 37,280 82,011 74,926 90,703 70,442 83,428 56,103

Record: 6-6, 3-5 SEC

Opponent W/L LA.-LAFAYETTE W at Georgia* W SC STATE W at LSU* L MISSISSIPPI ST.* W KENTUCKY* W at North Carolina W VANDERBILT* L at Tennessee* (OT) L at Arkansas* L FLORIDA* L CLEMSON L

2008

Score 31-6 16-20 34-3 17-7 20-3 28-31 12-7 29-43 35-32 14-48 7-29

Record: 7-5, 5-3 SEC

Opponent W/L at Mississippi St.* W GEORGIA* L WOFFORD W FAU W AUBURN* L at Kentucky* W at Vanderbilt* W TENNESSEE* L ARKANSAS* L at Florida* L MIDDLE TENN. W at Clemson W Houston** W **Liberty Bowl

2007 Date S 01 S 08 S 15 S 22 S 29 O 04 O 13 O 20 O 27 N 03 N 10 N 24

W/L W L W W W L W L W L L

Opponent W/L UCF W at Georgia* L ALABAMA* L TROY W at Auburn* L KENTUCKY* W VANDERBILT* W at Tennessee* W at Arkansas* W FLORIDA* W CLEMSON L Missouri** L **Independence Bowl

2006 Date A 31 S 09 S 16 S 23 S 28 O 07 O 21 O 28 N 04 N 11 N 18 N 25 D 29

Record: 6-5, 4-4 SEC

Score 28-14 16-12 38-3 16-28 38-21 38-23 21-15 6-17 24-27 36-48 31-51 21-23

Att 78,234 92,746 73,095 92,530 78,883 76,220 61,000 79,212 105,962 70,742 81,215 82,410

Record: 7-6, 4-4 SEC

Opponent W/L NC STATE W at Vanderbilt* L GEORGIA* L WOFFORD W UAB W at Ole Miss* W at Kentucky* W LSU* L TENNESSEE* W ARKANSAS* W at Florida* L at Clemson L Iowa** L **at Outback Bowl

Score 34-0 17-24 7-14 23-13 26-13 31-24 24-17 17-24 27-6 34-21 6-56 14-31 10-31

Att 80,616 36,850 83,704 76,599 78,268 54,628 70,822 82,477 81,731 80,290 90,646 81,500 55,117

Coach: Lou Holtz Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD JP-R 81 26 ESPN 79 3 9 - 75 23 - 73 18 ESPN2 84 15 PPV 25 19 PPV 53 16 JP-R 73 - 11 30 JP-R 61 23 ESPN2 69 17 JP-R 68 8

Coach: Steve Spurrier Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD ESPN 84 17 ESPN 84 9 13 CBS 94 14 ESPN+ 88 24 ESPN2 82 7 PPV 79 24 PPV 81 20 ESPN2 51 - 23 17 JPS 73 16 JPS 59 - 12 16 ESPN2 47 19 17 ESPN 73 21

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD PPV 85 27 ESPN2 91 - 11 21 PPV 84 17 24 CBS 83 12 2 16 LFS 78 16 21 ESPN 73 11 8 18 ABC-R 71 7 15 PPV 75 6 14 ESPN 53 15 31 ESPN2 58 23 29 ESPN 53 - 17 22 ESPN2 50 - 15 17

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD ESPN 81 20 ESPN 79 24 18 CBS 92 2 20 PPV 75 30 PPV 76 24 PPV 73 20 JPS 73 16 ESPN 58 - 13 16 ESPN2 66 11 PPV 68 18 CBS 67 24 3 11 ESPN2 50 20 ESPN 65 17

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 38-24-2 270 0 60 306 38-19-1 213 2 75 367 33-14-1 111 0 55 191 23-9-2 108 0 51 207 24-10-4 67 0 52 210 34-20-0 236 2 79 414 35-22-1 171 0 70 251 20-11-1 166 3 56 412 24-16-1 159 1 65 370 31-18-2 319 6 59 411 28-15-1 151 0 76 313

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 23-18-0 330 3 51 362 34-22-2 236 1 57 279 39-21-1 185 1 58 256 23-17-0 268 2 64 384 24-16-0 129 1 52 199 35-24-1 276 2 69 415 31-18-1 267 4 61 399 37-22-1 242 2 65 307 25-12-0 142 2 58 187 17-7-0 126 0 53 246 29-16-3 180 0 62 347 38-20-3 266 2 70 408

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 22 41 83 0 21 49 238 2 23 52 338 2 14 40 137 1 21 39 123 5 20 53 213 2 25 34 41 3 13 35 172 1 17 48 219 0 21 37 149 1 19 40 175 1 21 40 203 4

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 39-27-1 258 1 80 341 17-8-2 112 0 66 350 22-13-0 489 2 74 489 30-12-1 99 1 70 236 34-21-0 265 1 73 388 18-12-1 95 0 71 308 49-27-1 339 1 83 380 32-14-1 99 0 67 271 24-12-1 137 1 72 356 31-18-1 210 2 68 359 26-17-2 172 0 66 347 23-24-3 301 1 83 504

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 27-15-1 193 1 56 274 33-23-0 220 0 55 255 20-12-1 196 0 51 361 34-19-0 292 5 72 492 35-21-1 240 1 69 349 23-15-1 193 1 62 383 18-11-1 133 2 57 327 30-16-0 230 2 35 395 40-22-1 289 2 55 340 34-24-0 275 0 62 410 29-22-0 391 5 57 545 37-24-3 284 0 72 492 29-19-1 323 4 70 512

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 11 33 79 0 19 39 198 1 17 61 290 1 13 35 138 0 16 35 127 2 17 27 62 1 16 36 133 1 17 23 71 2 23 50 267 2 28 32 147 1 12 32 81 0 15 33 181 3 27 33 135 2

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 23-8-2 82 0 56 161 22-10-3 189 0 61 387 11-5-0 67 1 72 357 25-8-1 105 1 60 243 19-13-0 180 1 54 307 32-18-1 289 1 59 351 25-11-2 120 0 61 253 29-21-0 254 2 52 325 20-11-2 228 1 70 495 29-19-1 254 1 61 401 19-6-0 119 1 51 200 19-13-1 191 1 52 372 40-27-1 392 3 73 527

Captains: Andy Boyd, Cory Boyd, Casper Brinkley, William Brown

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 41 195 2 34 140 1 37 223 2 27 17 1 35 123 3 36 86 3 32 110 0 22 26 0 39 171 2 32 125 2 26 68 3 21 80 0

Coach: Steve Spurrier

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 18 22 36 1 20 37 154 0 8 22 80 0 9 28 99 1 9 28 143 0 23 45 178 2 18 35 80 1 14 36 246 3 20 41 211 3 16 28 92 0 19 48 162 3

Captains: Fred Bennett, Ike Crofoot, Chris White

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 29 81 0 22 35 0 31 165 3 38 200 1 34 109 0 39 190 2 39 194 2 35 165 1 15 51 0 28 135 2 28 154 2 35 208 4 41 189 2

Coach: Steve Spurrier

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 20-13-0 184 1 77 453 21-13-1 200 1 52 273 26-16-0 356 3 71 530 24-16-2 199 0 71 331 11-4-1 46 0 65 249 33-15-0 349 2 72 491 16-9-2 105 1 59 318 49-34-3 341 1 86 567 24-12-2 138 1 69 385 29-14-4 132 1 71 279 27-9-1 131 1 55 197

Captains: Josh Brown, Na’Shan Goddard, Orus Lambert, Daccus Turman

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 28 32 0 23 43 1 19 71 1 41 116 3 28 70 0 34 139 3 30 132 1 28 65 0 33 45 0 36 120 4 33 167 0 32 142 2

Coach: Steve Spurrier Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD ESPN 83 10 ESPN 80 - 12 15 PPV 78 13 PPV 84 25 ESPN 77 2 24 ESPN2 63 21 PPV 63 18 ESPN 59 8 23 ESPN - 12 20 CBS 78 6 23 PPV 57 25 ESPN 61 - 24 28 ESPN 65 25

Captains: Jonathan Alston, Dondrial Pinkins, Preston Thorne, Rodriques Wilson

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 57 269 3 31 73 1 45 174 1 47 132 2 54 203 2 39 142 2 43 213 0 37 226 1 45 247 4 42 147 1 28 66 0

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 29-21-1 238 2 70 433 31-20-0 174 0 65 314 29-17-4 185 3 66 408 42-19-2 244 1 69 261 37-19-1 279 1 72 402 30-17-0 256 1 66 342 26-17-1 172 3 58 282 43-23-3 256 0 65 282 50-34-2 330 1 89 501 51-27-0 364 2 83 489 44-26-1 316 1 70 384 31-18-2 284 3 52 364

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 17 47 252 2 20 31 128 0 12 47 196 0 19 50 290 3 18 42 140 2 26 38 157 0 22 36 113 1 12 47 146 0 16 28 101 2 26 58 542 4 28 48 233 5 26 46 214 1

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 19-12-0 63 0 66 315 45-19-1 213 0 76 341 21-10-3 68 0 68 264 20-8-1 70 1 70 360 27-12-1 118 1 69 258 40-23-1 227 2 78 384 43-22-3 285 1 79 398 16-8-1 123 2 63 269 45-26-1 216 1 73 317 11-9-0 109 3 69 651 32-22-1 304 2 80 537 39-28-1 229 1 85 443

Captains: Jasper Brinkley, Kenny McKinley, Eric Norwood, Justin Sorensen

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 42 171 2 29 92 0 16 18 0 42 172 1 45 158 1 35 78 1 34 74 1 31 39 1 44 101 1 34 132 2 25 53 0 26 92 0 14 73 0

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 27-17-4 198 2 69 369 39-23-2 233 2 68 325 40-23-1 271 1 56 289 34-23-2 204 1 76 376 33-18-2 195 1 78 353 32-22-1 327 3 67 405 37-19-2 274 2 71 348 26-14-1 215 1 57 254 20-10-1 154 2 64 255 30-13-1 219 2 64 351 37-19-3 120 0 62 173 47-22-4 212 2 73 304 50-26-3 270 1 64 313

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 10 37 89 0 15 41 135 2 17 35 106 1 14 43 185 1 12 25 57 1 21 33 118 2 13 22 62 2 22 46 164 2 11 28 34 1 18 31 54 1 20 41 346 6 19 47 184 3 22 47 181 3

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 20-5-2 49 0 57 138 13-8-0 90 1 54 225 25-15-0 146 0 60 252 13-8-0 100 0 56 285 28-17-2 140 1 53 207 32-21-1 243 1 65 361 44-24-2 156 0 66 218 29-18-1 199 1 75 363 32-15-1 173 0 60 207 34-20-3 255 2 65 309 22-13-0 173 2 63 519 17-12-0 199 1 64 383 19-13-2 147 1 66 328

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YEA R-B Y-YEAR RES ULTS 2009 Date S 03 S 12 S 19 S 24 O 03 O 10 O 17 O 24 O 31 N 07 N 14 N 28 J 02

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Opponent W/L at NC State W at Georgia* L FAU W OLE MISS* W SC STATE W KENTUCKY* W at Alabama* L VANDERBILT* W at Tennessee* L at Arkansas* L FLORIDA* L CLEMSON W Connecticut** L **Papajohns.com Bowl

2010

Score 7-3 37-41 38-16 16-10 38-14 28-26 6-20 14-10 13-31 16-33 14-24 34-17 7-20

Att 70,438 80,792 73,681 87,237 82,993 67,955 33,425 79,336 75,136 90,885 74,117 81,355 81,500 72,217

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD ESPN 91 25 ESPN2 83 24 22 23 PPV 89 13 20 ESPN 86 12 17 20 CBS 84 19 1 20 ESPN2 68 10 17 FSN 77 19 25 SECNet 61 17 20 ESPN 52 18 17 18 ESPN 57 22 24 24 SECNet 63 17 20 ESPN2 50 18 14 CBS Indoors 18 2 20 ESPN Indoors 19

Score 56-37 45-42 24-21 21-3 13-16 54-3 14-12 14-3 28-44 17-12 41-20 34-13 30-13

Att 58,272 92,746 78,807 77,015 81,767 75,838 55,418 96,655 73,804 80,250 76,816 83,422 61,351

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD FSN 83 12 16 ESPN 85 12 15 ESPN2 N/A 10 27 ESPN2 79 12 17 CBS 68 10 13 SECNet 74 18 32 SECNet 72 15 18 ESPN2 50 14 20 ESPN 54 10 8 17 CBS 60 15 16 PPV 56 14 22 ESPN 64 14 18 19 ESPN 64 10 21 16

Record: 11-2, 6-2 SEC

***Game played in Charlotte NOTE: All rankings reflect Associated Press rankings

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Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 11 31 59 0 16 29 107 2 21 35 96 0 14 40 139 0 14 41 170 2 17 47 205 2 17 38 264 1 15 37 141 0 15 40 199 2 17 36 76 4 17 39 140 2 14 19 48 0 17 48 146 1

â&#x20AC;&#x201C;Opp. Passingâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 25-13-0 74 0 56 133 24-17-1 201 2 53 308 38-22-1 211 2 73 307 22-8-0 109 1 62 248 25-15-1 156 0 66 326 22-11-0 155 1 69 360 20-10-2 92 0 58 356 34-17-0 132 0 69 273 24-12-0 142 2 64 341 27-23-0 329 0 63 405 25-14-0 199 1 64 339 42-22-1 212 1 61 260 22-9-0 107 1 70 253

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Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 23 27 67 0 11 26 61 0 13 27 51 0 29 57 334 3 21 29 36 0 21 33 52 0 11 30 108 1 21 37 92 0 23 38 140 4 11 20 35 0 17 29 81 1 13 27 61 0 28 42 238 3 18

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â&#x20AC;&#x201C;Opp. Passingâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 57-38-1 337 1 84 404 21-14-0 192 0 47 253 32-19-2 274 1 59 325 21-16-0 158 2 78 492 35-27-0 315 2 64 351 42-32-0 349 4 75 401 31-13-0 142 0 61 250 28-19-1 312 3 65 404 30-21-1 303 1 68 443 39-20-1 191 1 59 226 39-23-2 183 2 68 264 35-17-1 190 1 62 251 29-18-0 351 4 71 589 21-12-1

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Captains: Terrence Campbell, Melvin Ingram, Alshon Jeffery, Travian Robertson

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 40 220 5 41 253 3 44 254 3 40 131 1 29 129 1 48 288 2 43 110 1 53 231 0 33 79 3 52 215 2 37 256 3 53 210 1 40 121 2

Coach: Steve Spurrier Rankings SC SC Opp FD 9 17 9 25 8 20 7 19 6 20 6 5 20 3 9 14 9 3 17 17 25 12 20 12 18 13 12 26 11 19 17

â&#x20AC;&#x201C;SC Passingâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 22-13-1 148 0 64 256 53-31-1 313 2 83 427 28-22-0 229 1 63 516 34-16-0 220 1 68 285 24-16-0 164 3 59 377 23-16-1 233 3 56 361 46-20-1 214 0 73 278 33-22-0 312 2 70 431 50-25-1 300 1 79 365 34-20-1 327 1 59 380 33-17-2 186 1 66 247 22-11-1 165 3 80 388 38-16-1 129 0 64 205

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 35 224 4 52 189 2 40 182 2 28 79 1 37 110 2 23 90 2 45 129 1 43 212 3 27 105 0 54 239 4 40 212 4 36 95 0 30 156 0

Coach: Steve Spurrier

Final AP Ranking: 8 Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP A 30 at Vanderbilt* W 17-13 38,393 ESPN 86 S 08 E. CAROLINA W 48-10 77,006 SECNet 88 S 15 UAB* W 49-6 77,963 FSN 84 S 22 MISSOURI* W 31-10 80,836 CBS 88 S 29 at Kentucky* W 38-17 49,810 ESPN2 70 O 06 GEORGIA* W 35-7 85,199 ESPN 78 O 13 at LSU* L 21-23 92,734 ESPN 79 O 20 at Florida* L 11-44 90,833 CBS 79 O 27 TENNESSEE* W 38-35 80,250 ESPN 70 N 10 ARKANSAS* W 38-20 78,772 CBS N/A N 17 WOFFORD W 24-7 79,982 PPV 55 N 24 at Clemson W 27-17 84,513 ESPN 48 J 01 Michigan** W 33-28 54,527 ESPN 75 **Outback Bowl

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-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 42 108 1 30 114 0 35 287 4 34 65 0 35 213 2 33 128 1 27 64 0 37 119 0 20 65 0 25 53 1 33 61 1 58 223 1 26 76 1

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Record: 11-2, 6-2 SEC

Final AP Ranking: 9 Date Opponent W/L S 03 East Carolina*** W S 10 at Georgia* W S 17 NAVY W S 24 VANDERBILT* W O 01 AUBURN* L O 08 KENTUCKY* W O 15 at Mississippi St.* W O 29 at Tennessee* W N 05 at Arkansas* L N 12 FLORIDA* W N 19 THE CITADEL W N 26 CLEMSON W J 02 Nebraska** W **Capital One Bowl

2012

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD ESPN 77 16 ESPN2 79 - 21 26 PPV 84 21 ESPN 87 4 15 Classic 77 19 FSN 84 25 18 ESPN 48 22 2 19 ESPNU 74 23 18 ESPN 53 21 19 SECNet 70 17 CBS 73 1 18 ESPN 53 - 15 21 ESPN 27 12

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Final AP Ranking: 22 Date Opponent W/L Score S 02 SOUTHERN MISS W 41-13 S 11 GEORGIA* W 17-6 S 18 FURMAN W 38-19 S 25 at Auburn* L 27-35 O 09 ALABAMA* W 35-21 O 16 at Kentucky* L 28-31 O 23 at Vanderbilt* W 21-7 O 30 TENNESSEE* W 38-24 N 06 ARKANSAS* L 20-41 N 13 at Florida* W 36-14 N 20 TROY W 69-24 N 27 at Clemson W 29-7 D 04 Auburn% L 17-56 %SEC Championship Game D 31 Florida State** L 17-26 **Chick-fil-A Bowl

2011

Att 57,583 92,746 72,017 74,724 77,066 68,278 92,012 75,264 96,623 68,865 79,297 80,574 45,354

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â&#x20AC;&#x201C;SC Passingâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 25-10-0 131 1 65 351 26-11-2 142 1 67 395 25-18-1 204 0 69 458 32-17-4 236 1 72 367 23-9-2 160 1 52 289 43-30-0 351 4 91 639 32-22-2 179 1 75 289 18-10-1 87 1 71 318 25-16-1 128 0 58 207 13-7-1 84 0 65 299 18-16-1 217 3 55 473 20-14-0 210 3 73 420 17-11-0 230 2 57 351

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 21 28 85 1 23 38 188 1 15 47 274 3 5 25 4 0 22 67 246 1 6 27 79 0 18 37 131 0 10 21 35 0 20 35 136 1 17 34 142 1 19 54 241 1 12 30 70 0 17 46 137 1

â&#x20AC;&#x201C;Opp. Passingâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 56-37-1 260 4 84 345 29-19-1 248 4 67 436 9-5-1 61 0 56 335 23-16-1 73 0 48 77 25-12-4 112 1 92 358 26-4-4 17 0 53 96 30-11-2 165 1 67 296 38-15-2 151 0 59 186 38-30-1 299 2 73 435 23-13-0 119 0 57 261 3-1-0 8 0 57 249 30-11-1 83 1 60 153 16-10-1 116 1 62 253

Captains: Justice Cunningham, T.J. Johnson, Marcus Lattimore, D.J. Swearinger, Shaq Wilson

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 47 205 2 34 131 1 31 179 3 39 144 2 48 200 3 51 230 2 25 34 1 26 36 0 46 147 2 41 104 2 41 171 1 45 134 0 17 85 0

â&#x20AC;&#x201C;SC Passingâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 15-7-1 67 0 62 272 40-23-0 397 5 74 528 27-15-1 322 3 58 501 23-21-0 252 2 62 396 19-15-0 148 2 67 348 10-6-0 162 2 61 392 35-19-2 177 2 60 211 40-17-1 155 0 66 191 33-23-1 363 3 79 510 25-15-1 279 2 66 383 21-16-1 122 1 62 293 41-23-1 310 3 86 444 36-25-0 341 4 53 426

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 11 36 62 0 18 24 70 0 20 42 27 0 12 32 109 0 16 39 120 2 15 36 115 1 22 53 258 2 14 48 89 2 23 27 91 0 22 27 83 0 16 60 259 1 18 35 145 1 24 45 141 0

â&#x20AC;&#x201C;Opp. Passingâ&#x20AC;&#x201C; Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 23-13-1 214 1 59 276 47-30-4 333 1 71 403 37-20-0 240 0 79 267 26-18-0 146 1 58 255 24-13-2 123 0 63 243 31-11-1 109 0 67 224 25-12-1 148 0 78 406 17-12-0 94 4 65 183 44-28-1 381 5 71 472 41-26-2 277 2 68 360 3-1-0 71 0 63 330 24-11-2 183 1 59 328 37-18-1 214 3 82 355

Y E A R - BY-Y E A R R E S U LTS 2013

Record: 11-2, 6-2 SEC

Final AP Ranking: 4 Date Opponent W/L A 29 N. CAROLINA W S 07 at Georgia* L S 14 VANDERBILT* W S 28 at UCF W O 05 KENTUCKY* W O 12 at Arkansas* W O 19 at Tennessee* L O 26 at Missouri* (2OT) W N 02 MISSISSIPPI ST.* W N 16 FLORIDA* W N 23 COASTAL CAR. W N 30 CLEMSON W J 01 Wisconsin** W **Capital One Bowl

2014 Date A 28 S 06 S 13 S 20 S 27 O 04 O 18 O 25 N 01 N 15 N 22 N 29 D 27

Date S 03 S 12 S 19 S 26 O 03 O 10 O 17 O 31 N 07 N 14 N 21 N 28

Date S 01 S 10 S 17 S 24 O 01 O 09 O 22 O 29 N 05 N 12 N 19 N 26 D 29

Date 09/02 09/09 09/16 09/23 09/30 10/07 10/14 10/28 11/04 11/11 11/18 11/25 01/01

Att 82,847 80,899 84,232 34,441 83,493 62,135 78,101 87,451 81,891 85,088 78,201 85,024 38,242

Score 17-13 22-26 20-52 31-14 10-24 24-45 19-10 28-35 24-27 14-24 22-23 32-37

Att 51,664 82,178 92,746 78,411 66,751 42,058 75,159 102,154 101,253 78,536 77,241 81,409

Record: 6-7, 3-5 SEC

Opponent W/L at Vanderbilt* W at Mississippi St.* L EAST CAROLINA W at Kentucky* L TEXAS A&M* L GEORGIA* L UMASS W TENNESSEE* W MISSOURI* W at Florida* L W. CAROLINA W at Clemson L USF** (OT) L **Birmingham Bowl

2017

Score 28-52 33-23 38-35 48-34 20-21 38-45 41-10 35-42 42-45 23-20 37-12 17-35 24-21

Record: 3-9, 1-7 SEC

Opponent W/L North Carolina*** W KENTUCKY* L at Georgia* L UCF W at Missouri* L at LSU* L VANDERBILT* W at Texas A&M* L at Tennessee* L FLORIDA* L THE CITADEL L CLEMSON L

2016

Att 81,572 92,746 81,371 47,605 82,313 66,302 95,736 67,124 82,111 83,853 81,411 84,174 56,629

Record: 7-6, 3-5 SEC

Opponent W/L TEXAS A&M* L EAST CAROLINA W GEORGIA* W at Vanderbilt* W MISSOURI* L at Kentucky* L FURMAN W at Auburn* L TENNESSEE* (OT)L at Florida* (OT) W SO. ALABAMA W at Clemson L Miami (Fla.)** W **Independence Bowl

2015

Score 27-10 30-41 35-25 28-25 35-28 52-7 21-23 27-24 34-16 19-14 70-10 31-17 34-24

Score 13-10 14-27 20-15 10-17 13-24 14-28 34-28 24-21 31-21 7-20 44-31 7-56 39-46

Coach: Steve Spurrier Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD ESPN 93 6 17 ESPN 86 6 11 21 ESPN 81 13 31 ABC 81 12 23 FSN 81 13 22 SECTV 68 14 32 ESPN 61 11 17 ESPN2 57 20 5 28 SECTV 68 14 12 ESPN2 65 11 15 PPV 63 12 32 ESPN2 49 10 6 21 ABC 68 8 19 20

Coach: Steve Spurrier Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD SECN 94 9 21 23 ESPNU 84 21 26 CBS 84 24 6 27 SECN 84 14 24 ESPN 74 13 18 SECN 52 32 SECN 74 26 SECN 69 5 30 SECN 51 26 SECN 68 19 FSN 52 20 ESPN 56 - 23 18 ABC 53 16

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 18 36 99 0 25 53 227 1 14 33 121 2 20 25 69 1 19 36 123 2 7 24 218 1 18 41 146 1 17 41 155 2 23 35 150 2 15 41 200 2 13 27 72 0 18 29 127 2 21 43 293 0

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 43-26-0 194 1 79 293 23-17-0 309 4 76 536 22-12-1 147 1 55 268 37-25-3 358 2 62 427 24-17-0 178 2 60 301 13-4-1 30 0 37 248 36-19-0 179 1 77 325 25-10-1 249 1 66 404 43-28-3 235 0 78 385 14-10-1 107 0 55 307 35-18-2 222 1 62 294 28-19-3 225 0 57 352 26-16-3 117 2 69 410

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 40-20-1 366 4 62 433 38-25-1 266 1 76 441 30-21-1 271 3 72 447 34-22-0 237 3 68 449 37-21-0 219 1 79 338 37-23-3 218 1 85 500 28-16-0 281 2 71 548 53-30-3 416 5 86 535 34-21-1 377 3 73 625 42-22-0 206 0 80 301 20-11-1 244 2 57 454 41-23-0 276 1 74 339 34-22-0 284 2 64 344

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 39 39 169 4 27 21 132 1 18 38 217 2 18 30 156 0 16 36 148 3 22 36 239 4 16 39 211 1 25 47 395 5 35 55 344 4 15 49 218 1 20 44 119 0 20 40 225 3 21 40 186 1

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 60-44-0 511 3 99 680 46-32-2 321 1 67 453 22-16-0 191 2 60 408 25-15-1 223 2 55 379 34-12-0 132 0 70 280 30-20-0 208 1 66 447 19-11-1 91 0 58 302 15-13-0 156 1 62 551 40-23-1 301 2 95 645 11-5-0 60 1 60 278 34-17-4 170 0 78 289 21-15-1 266 2 61 491 33-19-1 236 1 73 422

Captains: Pharoh Cooper, T.J. Holloman, Isaiah Johnson, Mike Matulis, Skai Moore, Brandon Shell

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 47 254 1 34 195 1 39 174 2 43 216 1 34 112 0 20 74 0 37 152 0 43 253 4 40 152 0 23 21 0 25 72 1 38 181 1

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 27-12-0 140 1 74 394 27-17-1 222 1 61 417 22-10-1 84 0 61 258 25-12-0 184 2 68 400 30-17-3 186 1 64 298 30-15-1 209 2 50 283 29-17-1 272 1 66 424 24-15-2 192 0 67 445 39-20-0 233 3 79 385 25-14-2 180 2 48 201 43-28-0 367 1 68 439 30-14-1 221 3 68 402

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 20 33 208 0 19 38 207 3 32 38 246 4 15 23 26 1 18 43 163 1 29 54 396 4 20 35 155 0 29 54 321 3 19 41 153 1 20 43 148 2 17 61 350 3 25 47 236 4

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 33-19-3 232 1 64 440 29-21-1 192 0 67 399 25-24-0 330 3 63 576 38-23-2 204 1 61 230 28-21-0 136 2 70 299 29-18-0 228 2 83 624 42-21-3 177 1 77 332 28-20-0 223 1 82 544 34-20-1 255 2 75 408 33-19-2 256 1 76 404 3-2-0 37 0 64 387 27-20-0 279 1 74 515

Coach: Will Muschamp Captains: T.J. Holloman, Hayden Hurst, Marquavius Lewis, Perry Orth

Record: 9-4, 5-3 SEC

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 21-12-0 178 2 59 406 25-16-0 228 2 61 454 38-28-1 359 3 87 579 34-16-1 265 0 80 490 23-18-0 275 1 62 453 35-24-0 260 4 89 537 22-8-1 166 1 64 384 56-35-1 423 3 91 498 20-10-0 147 4 54 307 28-14-0 213 1 63 377 27-20-0 287 3 72 639 28-15-0 178 2 78 318 26-23-0 321 4 60 438

Captains: A.J. Cann, Sharrod Golightly, J.T. Surratt, Dylan Thompson

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 22 67 0 38 175 2 42 176 2 34 212 2 42 119 1 48 282 4 43 267 3 33 119 0 39 248 3 38 95 3 37 210 1 33 63 1 30 60 1

Coach: Steve Spurrier/Shawn Elliott

Rankings SC TV TMP SC Opp FD ESPN 91 22 SECN 75 22 ESPN 84 7 16 ESPNU 72 20 SECN 55 17 ESPN 76 7 12 SECN 70 17 SECN 68 19 SECN 56 23 ESPN 53 - 11 13 SECN 59 18 ESPN 68 1 17

Captains: A.J. Cann, Kelcy Quarles, Connor Shaw, Chaz Sutton

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 38 178 1 36 226 2 49 220 2 46 225 4 39 178 3 54 277 3 42 218 2 35 75 0 34 160 0 35 164 0 45 352 7 50 140 2 34 117 1

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 32 121 1 31 34 0 25 117 2 35 91 1 35 161 1 26 30 2 44 194 3 49 158 1 49 174 2 30 43 1 56 422 4 29 111 0 34 91 2

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 14 42 169 1 24 45 290 0 34 33 119 0 23 50 216 2 22 39 216 3 19 50 326 2 23 37 142 1 16 37 136 1 24 36 163 2 18 37 171 0 17 43 236 3 40 53 250 2 24 48 208 3

Coach: Will Muschamp Captains: Jake Bentley, Hayden Hurst, Skai Moore, D.J. Wonnum

Rankings SC Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD vs NC State*** W 35-28 50,367 ESPN 81 12 at Missouri* W 31-13 55,023 ESPN2 81 20 KENTUCKY* L 13-23 82,493 SECN 85 14 LA TECH W 17-16 71,821 SECN 89 23 at Texas A&M* L 17-24 96,430 SECN 83 14 ARKANSAS* W 48-22 79,416 SECN 81 19 at Tennessee* W 15-9 98,104 ESPN 77 19 VANDERBILT* W 34-27 78,992 SECN 77 26 at Georgia* L 10-24 92,746 CBS 77 2 14 FLORIDA* W 28-20 79,727 CBS 49 24 WOFFORD W 31-10 74,742 SECNA 72 23 CLEMSON L 10-34 82,908 ESPN 57 4 10 vs Michigan** W 26-19 45,687 ESPN2 56 13 Outback Bowl

-SC RushingAtt Yds TD 21 31 1 40 172 2 20 54 0 32 143 1 23 26 0 36 159 0 40 194 1 37 212 3 17 43 0 47 220 4 38 195 3 25 81 0 26 61 1

–SC Passing– SC Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 29-17-1 215 3 50 246 28-18-0 187 1 68 359 37-24-2 304 2 57 358 35-22-1 295 1 67 438 30-17-0 256 2 56 279 31-16-0 199 3 67 358 24-15-0 129 0 64 323 29-19-0 174 1 66 386 36-21-2 227 1 53 270 29-19-3 249 0 76 469 28-22-0 194 1 66 389 29-16-2 126 1 54 207 32-19-1 239 2 58 300

Opp -Opp RushingFD Att Yds TD 29 35 89 2 21 37 178 0 20 47 184 2 17 28 80 0 20 49 237 3 19 32 106 1 16 39 120 0 27 23 107 0 26 53 242 1 12 22 78 2 14 41 155 1 27 45 184 2 17 33 74 1

–Opp. Passing– Opp. Total A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds 64-45-0 415 2 99 504 32-14-2 245 1 69 423 26-16-1 169 0 73 353 33-23-1 281 1 61 361 27-19-0 159 0 76 396 37-20-2 224 2 69 330 19-11-0 133 0 58 253 49-27-1 333 4 72 440 22-16-0 196 2 75 438 39-17-1 223 0 61 301 9-5-2 72 0 50 227 38-25-2 285 2 83 469 45-21-2 203 0 78 277

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SERIES H ISTORY Alabama (3-12) H: 2-3 A: 1-8 1937 10/09 L 1942 11/07 L 1945 10/13 L 1946 10/05 L 1965 11/01 L 1966 11/12 L 1967 11/18 L 1992 10/03 L 1993 10/02 L 2000 09/30 L 2001 09/29 W 2004 10/02 W 2005 09/17 L 2009 10/17 L 2010 10/09 W

Ball State (1-0)

N: 0-1 0-20 A 0-29 A 0-55 N 6-14 H 14-35 A 0-24 A 0-17 A 7-48 A 6-17 H 17-27 A 37-36 H 20-3 A 14-37 H 6-20 A 35-21 H

Appalachian State (8-1) H: 8-1 A: 0-0 1972 10/14 W 1973 11/10 W 1974 11/04 W 1975 11/08 L 1976 09/04 W 1977 09/03 W 1985 09/07 W 1987 09/04 W 1988 10/01 W

41-7 35-14 21-18 34-39 21-10 32-17 20-13 24-3 35-9

H H H H H H H H H

Arkansas (10-13) H: 7-5 A: 3-8 1992 09/12 L 1993 09/11 L 1994 09/10 W 1995 09/09 L 1996 10/19 W 1997 10/18 W 1998 10/17 L 1999 10/16 L 2000 10/14 W 2001 10/13 L 2002 11/09 L 2003 11/08 L 2004 11/06 W 2005 11/05 W 2006 11/04 L 2007 11/03 L 2008 11/08 W 2009 11/07 L 2010 11/06 L 2011 11/05 L 2012 11/10 W 2013 10/12 W 2017 10/07 W

7-45 17-18 14-0 21-51 23-17 39-13 28-41 14-48 27-7 7-10 0-23 6-28 35-32 14-10 20-26 36-48 34-21 16-33 20-41 28-44 38-20 52-7 48-22

H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H

Army (1-2) H: 0-0 A: 1-2 1952 09/27 L 1954 09/25 W 1958 09/27 L

7-28 34-20 8-45

A A A

Auburn (1-10-1) H: 0-3-0 A: 0-4-0 1930 11/27 L 1931 11/26 L 1932 12/03 T 1933 12/02 W 1996 10/05 L 1997 10/04 L 2005 10/01 L 2006 09/28 L 2010 09/25 L 2010 12/04 L 2011 10/01 L 2014 10/25 L

N: 1-3-1 7-25 N 6-13 N 20-20 N 16-14 N 24-28 A 6-23 H 7-48 A 17-24 H 27-35 A 17-56 N 13-16 H 35-42 A

Augusta (0-1)

H: 1-0 A: 0-0 1998 09/05 W

38-20

Chicago (1-0) H

Baylor (1-2) H: 1-0 A: 0-2 1949 09/24 L 1975 10/04 W 1976 10/02 L

6-20 24-13 17-18

16-5 11-5 6-18 11-6 28-0 19-6 5-5 6-10

A H A

H H A A H H A H

Boise State (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 2001 11/01 W

32-12

Camp Blanding (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 1945 10/06 W

20-6

Catholic (1-2) H: 0-1 A: 1-1 1937 11/25 L 1938 11/28 W 1939 09/29 L

14-27 7-0 0-12

A A H

Central Florida (5-0) H: 4-0 A: 1-0 1996 09/07 W 1997 09/06 W 2005 09/01 W 2013 09/28 W 2015 09/26 W

33-14 33-31 24-15 28-25 31-14

H H H A H

Centre (1-2) H: 1-1 A: 0-1 1922 11/30 L 1925 11/28 W 1931 12/05 L

0-42 20-0 7-9

A H H

Charleston (7-0) H: 4-0 A: 3-0 1903 11/21 W 1907 11/16 W 1908 10/10 W 1909 10/28 W 1910 10/08 W 1911 10/14 W 1912 10/26 W

6-0 14-4 17-0 17-11 8-0 16-0 68-0

A H H H H A A

Charleston A.A. (0-1) H: 0-1 A: 0-0 1908 10/22 L

4-15

Charleston A.C. (0-1) H: 0-0 A: 0-1 1904 11/19 L

0-6

Charleston M.C. (1-0) 1944 10/27 T H: 1-0 A: 0-0 1902 11/28 W

6-6

80-0

Charleston Y (0-3) H: 0-1 A: 1896 10/31 1897 10/23 1897 11/26

0-2 L L L

H: 0-1 A: 0-0 1894 10/11 L

4-16

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H: 2-0 A: 0-0 1980 10/18 W 1982 10/02 W

49-7 37-10

H H

The Citadel (40-8-3) H: 14-5-0 A: 1905 11/30 1907 11/28 1908 11/26 1909 11/25 1910 11/24 1911 11/30 1912 11/28 1913 11/26 1914 11/26 1915 11/25 1916 11/30 1917 11/29 1918 11/28 1919 11/27 1920 11/25 1921 11/24 1922 11/16 1923 11/15 1924 10/29 1925 10/28 1926 10/28 1927 10/27 1928 11/01 1929 10/31 1930 10/30 1931 10/29 1932 11/19 1933 10/26 1934 10/18 1935 10/17 1936 10/30 1937 10/29 1940 12/08 1941 10/31 1942 10/30 1946 11/01 1947 11/07 1949 12/03 1950 11/11 1951 10/01 1952 11/08 1953 09/26 1954 12/04 1964 11/07 1965 09/18 1980 11/08 1984 09/08 1985 09/31 1990 10/20 2011 11/19 2015 11/21

9-2-1 W W W W L T W W W L L W T L W W W W W W L W T W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W L W W W W W W W W W L W L

N: 17-1-2 47-0 A 12-0 A 12-0 A 11-5 A 0-5 A 0-0 A 26-2 H 42-13 H 7-6 H 0-3 H 2-20 H 20-0 H 0-0 N 7-14 H 7-6 A 13-0 H 13-0 N 12-0 N 14-3 N 30-6 N 9-12 N 6-0 N 0-0 N 27-14 N 13-0 N 26-7 N 19-0 H 12-6 N 20-6 N 25-0 N 9-0 N 21-6 N 31-6 A 13-6 N 14-0 N 19-7 N 12-0 N 42-0 H 7-19 A 26-7 H 35-0 A 25-0 H 19-6 A 17-14 H 13-3 A 45-24 H 31-24 H 56-17 H 35-38 H 41-20 H 22-23 H

Clemson (42-69-4)

Charleston C.G. (1-0-1) H: 0-0 A: 1-0-1 1943 10/29 W 20-0

6-0

Cincinnati (2-0)

Bingham (5-2-1) H: 4-1-0 A: 1-1-1 1898 10/18 W 1899 11/15 W 1899 11/22 L 1901 10/24 W 1902 10/25 W 1905 10/20 W 1905 11/11 T 1908 11/07 L

H: 0-0 A: 1-0 1928 09/29 W

A A H

H: 32-501-3 A: 10-18-1 1896 11/12 W 12-6 1897 11/11 L 6-18 1898 11/17 L 0-24 1899 11/09 L 0-34 1900 11/01 L 0-51 1902 12/06 W 12-8 1909 11/03 L 0-6 1910 11/03 L 0-24 1911 11/02 L 0-27 1912 10/31 W 22-7 1913 10/30 L 0-32 1914 10/29 L 6-29 1915 10/28 T 0-0 1916 10/26 L 0-27 1917 10/25 L 13-21 1918 11/02 L 0-39 1919 10/30 L 6-19

H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H

1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002

10/28 10/27 10/26 10/25 10/23 10/22 10/21 10/20 10/25 10/24 10/23 10/22 10/20 10/19 10/25 10/24 10/22 10/21 10/20 10/19 10/19 10/23 10/22 10/21 10/19 10/25 10/24 10/23 10/21 10/20 10/19 10/25 10/23 10/22 10/21 10/20 10/25 10/24 10/23 10/22 11/12 11/11 11/24 11/28 11/21 11/02 11/26 11/25 11/23 11/22 11/21 11/27 11/25 11/24 11/23 11/22 11/20 11/19 11/25 11/24 11/22 11/21 11/20 11/19 11/24 11/23 11/22 11/21 11/19 11/18 11/17 11/23 11/21 11/20 11/19 11/18 11/23 11/21 11/21 11/20 11/20 11/17 11/23

W W L L W W W L L L L W W W L L L L L L L W L W L T W W L W T W W W W L L L W L L W L L W W L L W W W L L W L W L L L W L L L L W L T W L L L L W L W L W L L L L W L

3-0 21-0 0-3 6-7 3-0 33-0 24-0 0-20 0-32 14-21 7-20 21-0 14-0 7-0 0-19 0-44 0-19 6-34 12-34 0-27 13-21 18-14 6-18 33-6 13-20 0-0 26-14 21-19 7-13 27-13 14-14 20-0 6-0 14-7 13-8 14-28 0-7 0-13 26-6 0-27 2-12 21-14 17-20 20-24 7-3 17-16 10-35 12-23 7-3 27-13 38-32 7-17 6-7 32-20 21-39 56-20 9-28 27-31 23-41 13-9 6-27 13-29 6-24 13-22 22-21 17-24 21-21 20-7 10-29 0-45 15-24 24-41 24-13 13-16 33-7 17-38 34-31 21-48 19-28 21-31 14-16 20-15 20-27

H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A

2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

11/22 11/20 11/19 11/25 11/24 11/29 11/28 11/27 11/26 11/24 11/30 11/29 11/28 11/26 11/25

L L L W L L W W W W W L L L L

17-63 7-29 9-13 31-28 21-23 14-31 34-17 29-7 34-13 27-17 31-17 17-35 32-37 7-56 10-34

H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H

Coastal Carolina (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 2013 11/23 W

70-10

Columbia (2-0) H: 2-0 A: 0-0 1899 10/15 W 1903 10/02 W

5-0 24-0

H H

Columbia A.A. (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 1895 11/02 W

20-0

Connecticut (0-1) H: 0-0 A: 0-0 2010 01/02 L

N: 0-1 7-20 N

Cumberland (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 1915 11/06 W

68-0

Davidson (6-13) H: 1-6 A: 1-4 1898 11/24 L 1899 11/30 L 1900 11/22 L 1901 11/30 L 1903 11/08 W 1904 11/12 L 1905 11/04 W 1908 10/29 L 1909 11/13 L 1910 11/12 L 1911 11/18 L 1913 11/15 W 1914 11/14 L 1919 10/18 L 1920 11/06 L 1935 10/12 L 1937 10/16 W 1938 10/14 W 1939 10/13 W

N: 4-3 0-6 N 0-5 N 0-5 N 5-12 H 29-12 N 0-6 H 6-4 N 0-22 H 5-29 A 0-53 A 0-10 H 10-0 A 7-13 H 0-7 H 0-27 A 6-13 A 12-7 H 25-0 N 7-0 N

Detroit (1-0) H: 0-0 A: 1-0 1962 11/17 W

26-13

Duke (17-24-3) H: 13-16-2 A: 4-8-1 1930 09/27 W 1931 09/26 W 1935 09/28 L 1936 10/03 L 1944 11/18 L 1945 09/22 L 1946 11/16 L 1947 11/15 T 1950 09/23 L 1951 09/22 L 1952 10/11 L 1953 09/19 L 1954 11/20 L 1955 11/12 L 1956 09/22 W 1957 09/21 L 1958 09/20 W 1959 09/19 W

22-0 7-0 0-47 0-21 7-34 0-60 0-39 0-0 0-14 6-34 7-33 7-20 7-26 7-41 7-0 14-26 8-0 12-7

A H A H H A H A H H H H A A H H H H

SE R IE S HI STO RY 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1989 1990 1991

09/24 09/23 09/29 09/21 09/19 09/25 09/30 09/21 09/20 11/14 09/18 09/21 09/20 09/18 10/08 09/23 09/22 10/11 09/19 09/18 09/17 09/22 10/12 09/02 09/01 09/07

L L L L T L W L W L L L W W L L W W W L W W W W W T

0-31 6-7 8-21 14-22 9-9 15-20 21-17 7-14 27-20 38-42 12-28 14-20 24-16 24-6 21-25 12-16 35-0 20-7 17-3 17-30 31-24 21-0 28-7 27-21 21-10 24-24

H H A A H H A H H H A H A H H A H H H H A H H H H H

Duquesne (1-1) H: 1-0 A: 0-1 1938 11/05 W 1940 10/11 L

7-0 21-27

H A

East Carolina (14-5) H: 11-4 A: 1977 10/01 1984 10/27 1985 10/26 1986 10/25 1987 10/24 1988 09/27 1989 10/07 1990 10/13 1991 09/28 1992 09/19 1993 10/09 1994 10/08 1996 09/21 1997 09/20 1999 09/18 2011 09/03 2012 09/08 2014 09/06 2016 09/17

2-1 W W W W W W W W L L W L L W L W W W W

N: 1-0 19-16 H 42-20 H 52-10 A 38-3 H 34-12 H 17-0 H 47-14 H 37-7 H 20-31 A 18-20 H 27-3 H 42-56 H 7-23 H 26-0 A 3-21 H 56-37 N 48-10 H 33-23 H 20-15 H

East Tennessee St (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 1991 10/05 W

55-7

Eastern Michigan (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 2000 09/16 W

41-6

Emory & Henry (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 1937 09/18 W

45-7

Erskine (15-1) H: 15-1 A: 1917 10/03 1919 10/04 1921 10/01 1922 09/29 1923 09/23 1924 09/27 1925 09/26 1926 09/25 1927 09/24 1928 09/22 1929 09/28 1930 09/20 1934 09/29 1935 09/21 1936 09/19 1938 09/19

0-0 L W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W

13-14 6-0 13-7 13-0 35-0 47-0 33-0 41-0 13-6 19-0 26-7 30-0 25-0 33-0 38-0 53-0

H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H

Florida (9-26-3) H: 7-11-1 A: 2-14-0 N: 0-1-2 1911 10/21 T 6-6 H 1912 10/19 L 6-10 A 1913 11/08 W 13-0 H 1917 10/25 L 13-21 A 1919 11/11 L 0-13 H 1921 11/05 T 7-7 N 1929 11/23 L 7-20 H 1931 11/14 T 6-6 N 1935 12/07 L 0-22 N 1936 10/10 W 7-0 H 1939 11/04 W 6-0 H 1964 10/17 L 0-37 A 1992 11/14 L 9-14 A 1993 11/13 L 26-37 H 1994 11/12 L 17-48 A 1995 11/11 L 7-63 H 1996 11/16 L 25-52 A 1997 11/15 L 21-48 H 1998 11/14 L 14-33 A 1999 11/13 L 3-20 H 2000 11/11 L 21-41 A 2001 11/10 L 17-54 H 2002 11/16 L 7-28 A 2003 11/15 L 22-24 H 2004 11/13 L 14-48 A 2005 11/12 W 30-22 H 2006 11/11 L 16-17 A 2007 11/10 L 31-51 H 2008 11/15 L 6-56 A 2009 11/14 L 14-24 H 2010 11/13 W 36-14 A 2011 11/12 W 17-12 H 2012 10/20 L 11-44 A 2013 11/16 W 19-14 H 2014 11/15 W(OT) 23-20 A 2015 11/14 L 14-24 H 2016 11/12 L 7-20 A 2017 11/11 W 28-20 H

Florida Atlantic (2-0) H: 2-0 A: 0-0 2006 09/23 W 2009 09/19 W

45-6 38-16

H H

Florida State (3-16) H: 2-7 A: 1-8 1966 11/05 L 1967 10/14 L 1968 10/26 L 1969 11/01 L 1970 10/24 L 1971 09/23 L 1972 11/18 W 1973 11/17 W 1979 11/10 L 1982 11/06 L 1983 11/05 L 1984 11/10 W 1985 11/09 L 1986 11/08 L 1988 11/05 L 1989 11/04 L 1990 11/03 L 1991 11/09 L 2010 12/31 L

N: 0-1 10-32 H 0-17 A 28-35 H 9-34 A 13-21 H 18-49 A 24-21 H 52-12 A 7-27 A 26-56 H 30-45 A 38-26 H 14-56 A 28-45 H 0-59 H 10-35 A 10-41 H 10-38 A 17-26 N

Fordham (0-1) H: 0-0 A: 0-1 1939 11/19 L

0-13

Ft. Benning - 176th (0-1) H: 0-1 A: 0-0 1943 10/02 L

7-13

Furman (28-20-1) H: 15-8-1 A: 12-11 N: 1-1 1892 12/24 L 0-44 N 1895 11/08 W 14-10 H 1896 11/26 L 0-12 A 1900 11/17 W 27-0 A

1901 1902 1916 1917 1918 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1941 1942 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1978 1982 2010 2014

11/22 11/14 11/23 11/08 11/16 11/12 11/11 11/10 11/08 11/14 11/13 11/12 11/17 11/16 11/08 11/07 11/12 11/19 11/17 11/16 11/14 11/13 11/12 11/11 11/16 11/15 11/14 10/11 10/11 10/01 09/30 10/06 10/06 10/04 10/10 10/09 10/08 11/03 10/12 11/08 09/26 09/09 10/16 09/18 10/18

W L L W W L W L L L L L W W L W L T W L L L W L L W L W W W L W W W W W W W W W W W L W W

12-0 0-10 0-14 26-0 20-12 0-7 27-7 3-23 0-10 0-2 7-10 0-33 6-0 2-0 0-14 27-0 0-14 0-0 2-0 7-20 6-23 0-12 27-6 0-20 7-25 26-7 0-6 14-7 26-8 7-0 7-14 21-6 21-6 27-7 27-13 27-7 19-0 13-6 58-13 32-7 30-0 45-10 23-28 38-19 41-10

H A A N A A H A H A H A H A A H A H A H A H A H A H H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H H H H H

George Washington (1-1) H: 0-1 A: 1-0 1950 10/27 W 1951 11/03 L

34-20 14-20

A H

0-61

10/31 10/30 09/28 09/27 09/25 09/24 09/30 09/29 11/01 09/26 09/25 09/24 09/29 09/28 09/27 09/26 09/24 09/30 09/05 09/04 09/03 09/02 09/14 09/13 09/12 09/11 09/09 09/08 09/14 09/13 09/11 09/10 09/09 09/08 09/13 09/12 09/11 09/10 10/06 09/07 09/13 09/19 10/09 11/04

L L L L L L W W L L L L W L L L W W L W L L W L L L W W L L L L L W L L W W W L W L L L

Georgia (18-50-2) H: 10-20-2 A: 8-29-0 N: 0-1-0 1894 11/03 L 0-40 H 1900 10/20 L 0-5 A 1901 10/12 L 5-10 N 1903 10/17 W 17-0 A 1904 10/26 W 2-0 H 1908 10/17 L 6-29 A 1911 10/07 L 0-38 A 1919 10/11 L 0-14 A 1920 10/09 L 0-37 H 1924 10/04 L 0-18 A 1937 10/02 L 7-13 H 1938 10/01 L 6-7 H 1939 11/18 L 7-33 A 1940 10/05 L 2-33 H 1941 10/04 L 6-34 A 1958 10/04 W 24-14 A 1959 10/03 W 30-14 H 1960 10/01 L 6-38 A 1961 10/07 L 14-17 A 1962 10/06 T 7-7 H 1963 10/05 L 7-27 A 1964 10/03 T 7-7 H 1966 10/01 L 0-7 H 1967 10/07 L 0-21 A 1968 10/05 L 20-21 H 1969 10/04 L 16-41 A

34-52 0-24 14-52 20-28 12-20 13-15 27-10 27-20 10-13 0-24 18-34 13-31 17-10 21-35 26-31 6-13 23-10 24-20 6-28 23-21 21-24 23-42 23-14 15-31 3-17 9-24 21-10 14-9 7-13 7-31 16-20 15-17 0-18 16-12 7-14 37-41 17-6 45-42 35-7 30-41 38-35 20-52 14-28 10-24

A H A H A H H A A A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A

Georgia College (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 1907 11/16 W

4-0

Georgia M.S. (2-0) H: 0-0 A: 2-0 1908 11/04 W 1910 10/15 W

Georgetown (0-1) H: 0-0 A: 0-1 1915 11/20 L

1970 1971 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

19-5 14-0

A A

Georgia Pre-Flight (0-1) H: 0-1 A: 0-0 1944 09/30 L

14-20 H

Georgia Tech (9-12) H: 6-0 A: 3-12 1901 11/09 L 1903 11/26 W 1909 10/16 L 1914 10/03 L 1930 10/04 L 1931 10/03 L 1949 11/19 L 1950 09/30 W 1970 09/12 L 1971 09/11 W 1972 09/16 L 1973 09/15 W 1974 09/14 L 1975 09/13 W 1976 09/11 W 1977 09/10 W 1978 10/07 L 1988 10/29 L 1989 09/23 W 1990 09/29 L 1991 10/19 W

0-13 16-0 0-59 0-20 0-45 13-25 3-13 7-0 20-23 24-7 6-34 41-28 20-35 23-17 27-17 17-0 3-6 0-34 21-10 6-27 23-14

A A A A A A A A A H A H A H A H A A H A H

Guilford (4-0) H: 4-0 A: 0-0 1900 10/25 W 1902 10/15 W 1903 10/23 W 1904 10/20 W

H H H H

Hawaii (0-2) H: 0-0 A: 0-2 1977 11/26 L 1981 12/05 L

7-24 10-33

A A

Houston (1-2) H: 0-1 A: 0-1 1973 09/21 L 1974 10/05 L 2006 12/29 W

N: 1-0 19-27 A 14-24 H 44-36 N

Indiana (0-1) H: 0-0 A: 0-0 1988 12/28 L

N: 0-1 10-34 N

Iowa (0-1) H: 0-0 A: 0-0 2009 01/01 L

N: 0-1 10-31 N

Iowa State (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 1967 09/16 W

34-3

Kansas State (2-1) H: 2-0 A: 0-1 1940 10/09 W 1941 11/08 L 1984 11/06 W

20-13 0-3 49-17

H A H

Kent State (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 1995 10/07 W

77-14

Kentucky (17-11-1) H: 8-5-1 A: 9-6-0 1937 11/06 L 7-27 1978 09/16 T 14-14 1981 10/10 W 28-14 1992 09/26 L 9-13 1993 09/23 L 17-21 1994 09/24 W 23-9 1995 09/23 L 30-35 1996 10/12 W 25-14 1997 10/11 W 38-24 1998 10/10 L 28-33 1999 10/09 L 10-30 2000 10/07 W 20-17 2001 10/06 W 42-6 2002 10/12 W 16-12 2003 10/09 W 27-21 2004 10/16 W 12-7 2005 10/08 W 44-16 2006 10/07 W 24-17 2007 10/04 W 38-23 2008 10/11 W 24-17 2009 10/10 W 28-26 2010 10/16 L 28-31 2011 10/08 W 54-3 2012 09/29 W 38-17 2013 10/05 W 35-28 2014 10/04 L 38-45 2015 09/12 L 22-26 2016 09/24 L 10-17 2017 09/16 L 13-23

A H A A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H

Lenoir (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 1910 10/22 W

33-0

La.-Lafayette (2-0) H: 2-0 A: 0-0 2003 08/30 W 2007 09/01 W

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1-12-0 N: 0-1-0 W 7-6 H L 12-19 A L 0-6 H L 7-30 A L 6-35 A L 0-42 H L 7-21 A L 12-28 A L 29-33 H L 6-24 A L 6-14 A L 6-20 A L 13-30 N W 18-17 A T 20-20 H L 14-38 A L 7-33 H L 16-28 A L 17-24 H L 21-23 A L 24-45 A

Louisiana Tech (5-0-1) H: 5-0-1 A: 0-0-0 1991 10/12 T 12-12 1992 11/07 W 14-13 1993 09/18 W 34-3 1994 09/17 W 31-6 1995 09/16 W 68-21 2017 09/23 W 17-16

H H H H H H

Machinist Mates (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 1914 09/30 W

30-7

Marquette (1-0-1) H: 1-0-1 A: 0-0-0 1949 11/05 W 6-3 1950 11/03 T 13-13

H H

Marshall (0-1) H: 0-1 A: 0-0 1998 09/19 L

21-24

Maryland (11-17) H: 9-6 A: 2-11 1926 10/02 W 1927 10/01 L 1928 10/13 W 1929 10/12 W 1945 12/01 L 1946 11/09 W 1947 09/27 L 1948 11/06 L 1949 10/29 L 1953 10/31 L 1954 10/20 L 1955 10/27 L 1956 11/17 W 1957 11/02 L 1958 11/01 L 1959 10/31 W 1960 10/29 L 1961 10/28 W 1962 10/27 L 1963 09/28 W 1964 09/26 L 1965 10/30 L 1966 10/29 L 1967 10/28 W 1968 10/19 L 1969 10/25 W 1970 10/17 L 1971 10/16 W

12-0 0-26 21-7 26-6 13-19 21-17 13-19 7-19 7-44 6-24 0-20 0-27 13-0 6-10 6-10 22-6 0-15 20-10 11-13 21-13 6-24 14-27 2-14 31-0 19-21 17-0 15-17 35-6

140

34-28

H: 1-1 A: 1-1 1963 11/09 L 1966 09/24 L 1971 10/02 W 1972 09/30 W

0-9 7-16 7-3 34-7

A H A H

Mercer (1-1) H: 1-0 A: 0-1 1909 11/20 L 1916 11/18 W

3-5 47-0

A H

Miami (Fla.) (6-8-2) H: 1-1-0 A: 4-7-2 N: 1-0-0 1936 12/11 W 6-3 A 1937 12/03 W 3-0 A 1939 11/25 W 7-6 H 1940 11/22 W 7-2 A 1941 11/21 L 6-7 A 1942 11/21 L 6-13 A 1944 10/07 T 0-0 A 1945 11/09 T 13-13 A 1947 10/31 W 8-0 A 1949 11/11 L 7-13 A 1956 09/28 L 6-14 A 1959 11/13 L 6-26 A 1960 10/14 L 6-21 A 1986 08/30 L 14-34 H 1987 12/05 L 16-20 A 2014 12/27 W 24-21 N

Miami (Ohio) (2-3) H: 2-2 A: 0-0 1972 10/21 L 1973 09/29 L 1975 12/20 L 1977 09/17 W 1983 09/10 W

N: 8-21 11-13 7-20 42-19 24-3

0-1 H H N H H

Michigan (3-1) H: 0-1 A: 1-0 1980 09/27 W 1985 09/21 L 2013 01/01 W 2018 01/01 W

H A H A H A H H A A H A H H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H

H: 1-0 A: 0-0 2006 11/18 W

N: 2-0 17-14 A 3-34 H 33-28 N 26-19 N

52-7

Mississippi (7-8) H: 4-4 A: 2-3 1947 10/04 L 1972 09/23 L 1974 10/19 W 1975 10/18 W 1976 10/16 W 1977 10/15 L 1978 10/21 W 1979 10/20 W 1981 09/12 L 1998 10/03 L 1999 10/02 L 2003 11/01 L 2004 10/09 L 2008 10/04 W 2009 09/24 W

N: 1-1 0-33 N 0-21 H 10-7 A 35-29 N 10-7 H 10-17 A 18-17 H 21-14 H 13-20 H 28-30 A 10-36 H 40-43 A 28-31 H 31-24 A 16-10 H

Mississippi State (9-7) H: 5-3 A: 4-4 1992 10/17 W 1993 10/16 L 1994 10/16 L 1995 10/14 W 1996 09/28 L 1997 09/27 L 1998 09/26 L 1999 09/25 L 2000 09/23 W

21-6 0-23 36-41 65-39 10-14 17-37 0-38 0-17 23-19

2001 2002 2006 2007 2011 2013 2016

09/20 10/05 08/31 09/29 10/15 11/02 09/10

W W W W W W L

16-14 A 34-10 H 15-0 A 38-21 H 14-12 A 34-16 H 14-27 A

Missouri (4-4)

Middle Tennessee St. (1-0)

Massachusetts (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 2016 10/22 W

Memphis (2-2)

H A H A H A H A H

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H: 2-1 A: 2-1 N: 0-2 1979 12/29 L 14-24 N 2005 12/30 L 31-38 N 2012 09/22 W 31-10 H 2013 10/26 W(2OT)27-24 A 2014 09/27 L 20-21 H 2015 10/03 L 10-24 A 2016 11/05 W 31-21 H 2017 09/09 W 31-13 A

Navy (5-3) H: 5-1 A: 0-2 1920 11/13 L 1955 10/01 L 1982 11/13 W 1983 11/12 W 1984 11/17 L 1985 11/16 W 1988 11/12 W 2011 09/17 W

0-63 0-26 17-14 31-7 21-38 34-31 19-8 24-21

A H H H A H H H

Nebraska (1-3) H: 0-1 A: 0-2 1964 10/10 L 1986 10/04 L 1987 10/03 L 2012 01/02 W

N: 1-0 6-28 A 24-27 H 21-30 A 30-13 N

Newberry (11-1-1) H: 10-1-1 A: 1-0-0 1914 10/24 T 13-13 1914 11/19 W 47-6 1915 10/02 W 20-9 1916 10/07 L 0-10 1917 10/06 W 38-0 1920 11/20 W 48-0 1921 10/08 W 7-0 1923 10/19 W 24-0 1943 09/25 W 19-7 1944 09/23 W 48-0 1946 09/29 W 21-0 1947 09/20 W 27-6 1948 09/24 W 46-0

09/27 10/03 11/06 11/04 10/08 11/18 10/13 11/15 11/07 11/06 11/05 10/06 11/09 10/11 10/10 10/22 10/21 10/20 10/26 10/24 09/23 09/28 09/27 10/10 10/26 10/22 10/28 09/08 10/24 09/03 09/03 11/11 09/08 11/16 10/13 08/29 09/03

W L L W L L L L W L L W L L L W L L L L W W W W W L L L W L W W W L W W W

13-7 6-18 6-21 6-0 13-28 7-14 6-21 19-27 18-0 19-21 14-32 14-0 6-28 0-6 6-19 22-6 0-17 14-19 0-7 6-24 16-10 32-27 14-6 35-21 31-23 0-17 22-24 0-28 31-13 8-24 31-10 27-20 27-5 17-21 21-15 27-10 17-13

A A H A H H A H H A N H A A A H H A H A H A H A H A H A A H H A H A A H N

North Carolina M.A. (2-0) H A H H H H H H H H H H H

New Mexico State (2-0) H: 2-0 A: 0-0 2000 09/02 W 2002 08/31 W

1941 1942 1943 1944 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1967 1968 1969 1970 1974 1977 1978 1979 1981 1983 1988 1989 1990 1991 2007 2013 2015

31-0 H 34-24 H

North Carolina (19-34-4) H: 10-14-1 A: 8-18-3 N: 1-2-0 1903 10/10 L 0-17 H 1904 10/15 L 0-27 A 1908 11/14 L 0-22 A 1910 11/19 L 6-23 N 1911 11/11 L 0-21 A 1912 11/09 T 6-6 A 1913 10/18 L 3-13 H 1914 10/12 L 0-48 A 1920 10/16 L 0-7 A 1921 10/15 T 7-7 H 1922 10/14 L 7-10 A 1923 11/03 L 0-13 H 1924 11/01 W 10-7 A 1925 10/03 L 0-7 H 1926 10/09 L 0-7 A 1927 10/15 W 14-6 H 1928 11/10 T 0-0 A 1929 11/09 L 0-40 H 1936 11/21 L 0-14 H 1937 09/25 T 13-13 A

H: 2-0 A: 0-0 1901 11/12 W 1902 10/21 W

10/11 09/26 09/25 10/28 11/03 11/02 11/01 10/30 10/29 11/04 11/03 10/04 10/31 10/30 10/29 11/03 11/02 11/01 10/31 10/29 10/28 10/27 11/02 09/04 08/28 09/03 09/02

W T W L L L L W L L W W W L W W L L W W L L L L W W W

21-16 7-7 24-6 24-42 35-56 27-42 21-28 27-7 3-7 13-22 30-28 30-10 20-12 3-33 31-17 35-28 17-21 22-23 48-0 23-7 10-20 29-38 21-38 0-10 34-0 7-3 35-28

H A H A H A A H A A H H H A H A H A H A H A H A H A N

Northwestern (0-1) H: 0-0 A: 0-1 1962 09/22 L

20-37

Notre Dame (1-3) H: 0-2 A: 1-1 1976 10/23 L 1979 10/27 L 1983 10/08 L 1984 10/20 W

6-13 H 17-18 A 6-30 H 36-32 A

Ohio (2-0) 47-0 60-0

H H

North Carolina M.C. (0-1) H: 0-1 A: 0-0 1909 10/09 L

1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1999 2008 2009 2017

H: 2-0 A: 0-0 1973 10/20 W 1978 10/14 W

38-22 H 24-7 H

Ohio State (2-0) 0-5

N.C. State/A&M (28-26-4) H: 19-9-1 A: 8-17-3 N: 1-0-0 1900 11/10 W 12-0 H 1900 11/29 W 17-5 A 1903 11/14 L 5-6 A 1904 11/05 T 0-0 A 1905 10/26 L 0-29 H 1915 10/21 W 19-10 A 1923 10/13 L 0-7 A 1924 10/11 W 10-0 H 1925 10/11 W 7-6 A 1926 11/20 W 20-14 H 1927 11/24 L 0-34 H 1928 11/29 L 7-18 A 1929 11/30 W 20-6 A 1930 11/22 W 19-0 H 1931 11/21 W 21-0 H 1932 11/24 T 7-7 A 1933 11/11 W 14-0 H 1934 10/13 L 0-6 A 1935 10/05 L 0-14 H 1956 11/10 L 7-14 A 1957 11/23 L 26-29 H 1958 11/22 W 12-7 H 1959 11/21 W 12-7 H 1960 11/19 T 8-8 H 1961 11/18 L 14-38 A 1962 11/10 W 17-6 H 1963 10/12 L 6-18 H 1964 10/31 L 14-17 A 1965 10/02 W 13-7 H 1966 10/08 W 31-21 A 1968 10/12 L 12-36 A

H: 0-0 A: 0-0 2000 01/01 W 2001 01/01 W

N: 2-0 24-7 N 31-28 N

Oklahoma State (1-1) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 1979 10/06 W 1984 12/28 L

N: 0-1 23-16 H 14-21 N

%ü ĨĂġāĩ H: 2-1 A: 0-0 1980 09/06 W 1981 11/07 L 1982 09/04 W

37-0 H 21-23 H 41-6 H

Penn State (0-2) H: 0-1 A: 0-1 1940 11/02 L 1941 11/29 L

0-12 A 12-19 H

Pittsburgh (1-3) H: 1-1 A: 0-1 1980 12/29 L 1981 10/03 L 1984 10/13 W 1985 10/05 L

N: 0-1 9-37 N 28-42 H 45-21 H 7-42 A

Porter (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 1912 11/16 66-0

Presbyterian (12-3) H: 11-3 A: 1-0 1915 10/09 W 1917 11/24 L

41-0 H 14-20 H

SE R IE S H I STO RY 1919 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1928 1929 1937 1943 1944 1945

09/27 10/21 10/22 10/07 10/06 10/17 11/20 10/19 10/18 11/20 10/09 11/11 09/29

L W W W L W W W W W W W W

0-6 14-0 48-0 7-0 3-7 29-0 21-0 13-0 41-0 64-0 20-7 28-7 40-0

H A H H H H H H H H H H H

Richmond (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 1982 09/11 W

30-10 H

Ridgewood (0-0-1) H: 0-0-1 A: 0-0-0 1908 10/03 T 0-0

St. Albans (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 1902 11/06 W

5-0

6-7 0-10 14-13 7-3

H H H H

South Alabama (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 2014 11/22 W

37-12 H

South Carolina St. (2-0) H: 2-0 A: 0-0 2007 09/15 W 2009 10/03 W

38-3 H 38-14 H

South Florida (1-1) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 N: 0-1 2004 09/18 W 34-3 H 2016 12/29 L (OT)39-46 N

Southern California (1-1) H: 1-0 A: 0-1 1980 09/20 L 1983 10/01 W

13-23 A 38-14 H

Southern Illinois (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 1990 11/10 W

38-13 H

Southern Miss (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 2010 09/02 W

L 21-56 L 14-31 L 7-22 L 14-49 L 7-30 L 14-17 L 10-17 L 10-18 L(OT) 20-23 L 29-43 W 16-15 L 24-31 L(OT) 24-27 W 27-6 L 13-31 W 38-24 W 14-3 W 38-35 L 21-23 L(OT) 42-45 L 24-27 W 24-21 W 15-9

A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A

Texas (1-0) 27-21

Texas A&M (0-4) H: 0-2 A: 2014 08/28 2015 10/31 2016 10/01 2017 09/30

0-2 L L L L

28-52 H 28-35 A 13-24 H 17-24 A

Troy (3-0) H: 3-0 A: 0-0 2004 09/25 W 2005 09/24 W 2010 11/20 W

17-7 H 45-20 H 69-24 H

Tulane (0-3) H: 0-1 A: 1932 10/29 1948 10/09 1963 11/02

0-2 L L L

0-6 0-14 7-20

A A H

Tulsa (1-0) H: 0-0 A: 1-0 1948 11/13 W

27-7

UAB (3-0) H: 3-0 A: 0-0 2003 09/20 W 2008 09/27 W 2012 09/15 W

42-10 H 26-13 H 49-6 H

Vanderbilt (23-4) 41-13 H

Temple (1-1) H: 1-0 A: 0-1 1933 09/29 L 2002 09/21 W

10/28 11/02 11/01 10/31 10/30 10/28 10/27 11/02 09/27 10/30 10/29 10/28 10/27 11/01 10/31 10/30 10/29 10/27 10/19 11/01 11/07 10/29 10/14

H: 0-0 A: 1-0 1957 10/05 W

Sewanee (2-2) H: 2-2 A: 0-0 1922 11/04 L 1924 11/15 L 1930 11/15 W 1932 09/24 W

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

6-26 A 42-21 H

Tennessee (9-25-2) H: 6-9-2 A: 3-16-0 1903 10/29 W 24-0 1916 10/21 L 0-26 1919 11/08 T 6-6 1929 12/07 L 0-54 1942 09/26 T 0-0 1965 10/09 L 3-24 1966 10/22 L 17-29 1969 10/08 L 14-29 1970 11/07 L 18-20 1971 11/06 L 6-35 1992 10/31 W 24-23 1993 10/30 L 3-55 1994 10/29 L 22-31

H A H A H A A A H A H A H

H: 11-2 A: 12-2 1961 10/25 W 1992 10/24 W 1993 10/23 W 1994 10/22 W 1995 11/21 W 1996 10/26 W 1997 10/25 W 1998 10/24 L 1999 10/23 L 2000 10/21 W 2001 10/20 W 2002 09/28 W 2003 10/25 W 2004 09/04 W 2005 10/22 W 2006 10/21 W 2007 10/20 L 2008 09/04 L 2009 10/24 W 2010 10/23 W 2011 09/24 W

23-7 21-7 22-0 19-16 52-14 27-0 35-3 14-17 10-11 30-14 46-14 20-14 35-24 31-6 35-28 31-13 6-17 17-24 14-10 21-7 21-3

A A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

08/30 09/14 09/20 10/17 09/01 10/28

W W W W W W

17-13 A 35-25 H 48-34 A 19-10 H 13-10 A 34-27 H

Villanova (1-4-1) H: 0-2-0 A: 1-2-0 1932 10/01 W 1933 10/07 L 1934 11/10 L 1936 11/07 L 1938 10/28 T 1939 10/06 L

N: 0-0-1 7-6 A 6-15 H 0-20 A 0-14 H 6-6 N 0-40 A

Virginia (21-12-1) H: 11-4-0 A: 8-8-1 N: 2-0-0 1912 10/14 L 0-19 A 1913 10/04 L 0-54 A 1914 10/17 L 7-49 A 1915 11/13 L 0-13 H 1916 11/11 L 6-35 A 1926 10/30 L 0-6 H 1927 10/08 W 13-12 A 1928 10/06 W 24-13 A 1929 10/05 L 0-6 H 1951 11/17 L 27-28 A 1952 11/01 W 21-14 N 1953 10/03 W 19-0 A 1954 11/13 W 27-0 H 1955 11/26 W 21-14 A 1956 10/13 W 27-13 N 1957 11/16 W 13-0 A 1958 11/15 W 28-14 H 1959 11/07 W 32-20 A 1960 12/03 W 26-0 H 1961 11/04 L 20-28 A 1962 11/03 W 40-6 H 1963 10/19 T 10-10 A 1965 11/06 W 17-7 A 1967 10/21 W 24-23 H 1968 11/02 W 49-28 A 1971 10/09 W 34-14 H 1972 09/09 L 16-24 H 1975 11/11 W 41-14 H 1976 10/09 W 35-7 H 1981 10/17 W 21-3 H 1986 09/07 L 20-30 A 1987 10/17 W 58-10 H 2002 09/07 L 21-34 A 2003 09/06 W 31-7 H

Virginia Tech (11-7-2) H: 5-2-1 A: 5-2-1 N: 1-3-0 1905 11/18 L 0-34 N 1925 10/31 L 0-6 N 1926 11/06 W 19-0 N 1927 11/05 L 0-35 N 1933 10/28 W 12-0 A 1934 11/03 W 20-0 H 1935 11/02 L 0-27 A 1936 10/17 W 14-0 H 1968 11/16 L 6-17 H 1969 10/18 W 17-16 A 1970 10/03 W 24-7 H 1972 11/11 L 20-45 A 1973 10/06 W 27-24 A 1974 10/12 L 17-31 H 1986 11/11 T 27-27 A 1987 10/10 W 40-10 H 1988 10/08 W 26-24 A 1989 09/09 T 17-17 H 1990 09/22 W 35-24 A 1991 09/21 W 28-21 H

VMI (1-1) H: 1-0 A: 0-1 1934 10/06 W 1936 09/26 L

22-6 7-24

H A

Wake Forest (34-20-2) H: 23-7-1 A: 8-5-0 1909 10/23 L 1910 10/27 W 1912 10/05 W 1913 10/11 W 1914 11/07 W 1916 11/04 L 1923 11/29 W 1924 11/27 W 1932 10/08 L 1938 10/08 L 1939 09/23 L 1940 11/28 L 1941 10/11 T 1942 11/27 L 1943 11/25 W 1944 11/23 L 1945 11/22 T 1946 01/01 L 1946 11/28 L 1947 11/27 W 1948 11/25 L 1949 11/23 W 1950 11/25 L 1951 11/24 W 1952 11/29 L 1953 11/26 L 1954 11/27 W 1955 09/24 L 1956 11/22 W 1957 11/30 W 1958 11/27 W 1959 11/28 L 1960 11/26 W 1961 09/30 W 1962 10/13 W 1963 11/16 L 1964 11/14 W 1965 10/16 W 1966 10/15 L 1967 11/04 L 1968 11/09 W 1969 11/15 W 1970 09/19 W 1971 11/20 W 1972 11/04 W 1973 10/13 W 1974 11/16 W 1975 11/15 W 1976 11/13 L 1977 11/12 W 1978 11/18 W 1979 11/17 W 1980 11/15 W 1981 09/05 W 1986 11/15 W 1987 11/14 W

N: 3-8-1 0-8 H 6-0 H 10-3 H 27-10 H 26-0 H 7-33 H 14-7 H 7-0 H 0-6 N 19-20 H 7-19 A 6-7 N 6-6 H 14-33 N 13-2 N 13-19 N 13-13 N 14-26 N 0-35 N 6-0 N 0-38 H 27-20 H 7-14 H 21-6 H 14-39 A 13-19 N 20-19 H 19-34 A 13-0 N 26-7 A 24-7 H 20-43 N 41-20 H 10-7 A 27-6 H 19-20 A 23-13 H 38-7 H 6-10 H 21-35 A 34-21 A 24-6 A 43-7 H 24-7 H 35-3 H 28-12 A 34-21 H 37-26 H 7-10 H 24-14 A 37-14 H 35-14 H 39-38 H 23-6 A 48-21 H 30-0 A

Washington and Lee (2-3) H: 1-2 A: 0-1 1904 11/24 W 1919 11/15 L 1923 11/17 L 1934 11/29 L 1935 11/23 W

N: 1-0 25-0 N 0-26 A 7-13 H 7-14 H 2-0 H

Welsh Neck (3-0) H: 3-0 A: 0-0 1903 10/06 W 1904 10/07 W 1905 10/13 W

89-0 40-0 14-0

H H H

West Virginia (4-7-1) H: 1-2-0 A: 2-4-0 1939 10/27 T 1942 10/10 L 1948 10/30 L 1951 10/10 W 1952 11/22 L 1953 11/14 W 1954 10/02 L

N: 1-1-1 6-6 N 0-13 A 12-35 A 34-13 A 6-13 H 20-14 A 6-26 H

1969 1989 1990 1991 1994

12/30 09/16 11/22 09/14 01/02

L L W L W

3-14 21-45 29-10 16-21 24-21

N A H A N

Western Carolina (5-0) H: 5-0 A: 0-0 1986 09/13 W 1987 09/12 W 1988 09/10 W 1989 10/21 W 2016 11/19 W

45-24 31-6 38-0 24-3 44-31

H H H H H

Western Michigan (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 1979 09/15 W

24-7

Wichita State (1-0) H: 1-0 A: 0-0 1980 09/13 W

73-0

Wisconsin (1-0) H: 0-0 A: 0-0 2014 01/01 W

N: 1-0 34-24 N

+û+. ĨĂĀġąĩ H: 18-2 A: 2-2 1895 11/14 L 1896 11/26 L 1901 11/18 L 1914 11/04 W 1915 11/04 W 1916 10/14 W 1917 11/17 L 1918 11/13 W 1920 10/02 W 1922 10/20 W 1925 10/16 W 1926 10/15 W 1932 10/14 W 1933 09/23 W 1952 09/20 W 1953 11/21 W 1955 09/17 W 1956 09/15 W 1957 09/28 W 2001 11/03 W 2006 09/16 W 2008 09/20 W 2012 11/17 W 2017 11/18 W

0-10 4-6 5-11 25-0 33-6 23-3 0-20 13-0 10-0 20-0 6-0 27-13 19-0 31-0 33-0 49-0 26-7 26-13 26-0 38-14 27-20 23-13 24-7 31-10

H H A A A H A H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H H

Xavier (1-1) H: 0-0 A: 1-1 1936 11/26 L 1938 09/24 W

13-21 6-0

A A

Most Games Played Clemson ....................115 Georgia ........................70 NC State......................58 North Carolina ............57 Wake Forest .................56 The Citadel ..................51 Furman ........................49 Duke ...........................44 Florida .........................38 Tennessee .....................36 Most Wins Versus Clemson ......................42 The Citadel ..................40 Wake Forest .................34 Furman ........................28 NC State......................28 Vanderbilt ....................23 Virginia .......................21 Wofford .......................20 North Carolina ............19 Georgia ........................18

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HEI SMAN T ROPH Y

George Rogers 1980 Heisman Trophy Winner All-America running back George Rogers won the 1980 Heisman Trophy following his senior season at South Carolina, as he was recognized as the nation’s top collegiate football player. The Duluth, Ga., native was a consensus first-team All-America selection that year after leading the nation in rushing with 1,894 yards. Rogers went on to become the first player chosen in the 1981 NFL draft and starred for the New Orleans Saints before moving on to the Washington Redskins, where he helped lead his team to a Super Bowl Championship in 1988. Rogers was inducted into the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame in 1997. 1980 Heisman Trophy winner and consensus first-team All-American 1980 NCAA Back of the Year and the ABC-TV 1980 Player of the Year No. 1 overall pick in the 1981 NFL Draft by the New Orleans Saints 1981 NFL Rookie of the Year and Pro Bowl selection 1981 leading rusher in the NFL 1988 Super Bowl Champion with the Washington Redskins 1997 National Football Foundation Hall of Fame inductee No. 38 jersey retired by South Carolina following his final home game in 1980 Member of USC Athletic Hall of Fame, South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame, Georgia Athletic Hall of Fame, New Orleans Saints Hall of Fame, Atlanta Hall of Fame Other Career Numbers: 113.1 rushing yards per game; 129.0 all-purpose yards per game; 202 points scored (31 touchdowns and two 2-point conversions); 12 kickoff returns for 339 yards (28.3 avg.)

Career Statistics

Year GP 1977 12 1978 10 1979 12 1980 12 Totals 46 Year GP 1977 12 1978 10 1979 12 1980 12 Totals 46

Rushing Att. Yds. 143 623 176 1,006 311 1,681 324 1,894 954 5,204 Receiving No. Yds. 14 185 8 41 14 140 7 23 43 389

Avg. 4.4 5.7 5.4 5.9 5.5

TD 3 6 8 14 31

Avg. 13.2 5.1 10.0 3.3 9.1

TD 1 0 1 0 2

Rogers’ Game-by-Game Date 09/03 09/10 09/17 09/24 10/01 10/08 10/15 10/22 10/29 11/12 11/19 11/26

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1977 Opponent Att. Appalachian State 9 Georgia Tech 12 Miami (Ohio) 6 Georgia 9 East Carolina 17 Duke 15 at Ole Miss 7 at North Carolina 21 at NC State 10 at Wake Forest 22 Clemson 5 at Hawaii 10 TOTALS 143

Yds TD 40 0 36 0 46 0 30 0 78 1 68 1 50 1 87 0 53 0 97 0 15 0 23 0 623 3

Date 09/09 09/16 09/23 09/30 10/07 10/14 10/21 10/28 11/04 11/18 11/25

1978 Opponent Att. Yds TD Furman 12 51 2 Kentucky 19 63 0 at Duke 23 150 1 Georgia 29 128 1 at Georgia Tech 21 158 0 Ohio 9 35 0 Ole Miss –DNP– North Carolina 2 3 0 at NC State 14 68 0 Wake Forest 27 237 2 at Clemson 21 123 0 TOTALS 176 1,006 6

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1979 Opponent Att. Yds TD at North Carolina 23 97 0 Western Michigan 19 93 0 Duke 28 161 2 at Georgia 28 152 0 Oklahoma State 35 165 2 Ole Miss 27 158 1 at Notre Dame 30 113 0 NC State 30 217 1 at Florida State 21 186 1 Wake Forest 18 104 1 Clemson 27 102 0 Missouri 25 133 0 (Hall of Fame Bowl) TOTALS 311 1,681 8

Date 09/06 09/13 09/20 09/27 10/04 10/11 10/18 11/01 11/08 11/15 11/22 12/29

1980 Opponent Att. Yds TD Pacific 13 153 2 Wichita State 10 108 2 at Southern Cal 26 141 1 at Michigan 36 142 1 NC State 26 193 3 Duke 36 224 1 Cincinnati 22 128 0 at Georgia 35 168 0 The Citadel 27 179 2 Wake Forest 38 177 2 at Clemson 28 168 0 Pittsburgh 27 113 0 (Gator Bowl) TOTALS 324 1,894 14

R E T IR E D N U M B E R S

Sterling

SHARPE

Steve

2 WADIAK

Sterling Sharpe concluded his career as the school’s all-time leading receiver with 169 catches for 2,497 yards and 17 touchdowns. Sharpe had his jersey retired following the 1987 regular season. He became only the second Gamecock to have his jersey retired while he was still active at the school. Sharpe was a first-round draft pick by the Green Bay Packers in 1988. He was inducted into the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame in 2014.

George

ROGERS

Running back Steve Wadiak, who wore No. 37 for Carolina from 1948-51, was the first to have his number retired, after a tragic automobile accident claimed his life. Wadiak, who still appears throughout the Carolina record book, was the school’s all-time rushing leader for 28 years after his senior season. Wadiak rushed for 2,878 yards in his career. He led the team in scoring and rushing all four years he played. His number was retired in 1951.

Mike

38 JOHNSON 56

Considered the greatest player in school history, 1980 Heisman Trophy winner George Rogers had his No. 38 jersey retired during halftime ceremonies at Carolina’s final 1980 home game. Rogers was the first South Carolina player to have his jersey retired while still active at the school. Rogers was the first player chosen in the 1981 NFL Draft by the New Orleans Saints. He was inducted into the National Football Foundation Hall of Fame in 1997.

Mike Johnson, a 6-4, 226-pound offensive center from Church Hill, Tenn., became gravely ill around Christmas time prior to the start of his junior season and the illness cut short a potentially great football career. While just a sophomore, Johnson served as the Gamecocks’ starting center over the final half of the 1964 campaign. His number 56 was retired following his death in 1965.

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FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICANS

National Coach of the Year Joe Morrison - 1984

Frank Mincevich 1954

Sam DeLuca 1956

Ed Pitts 1959

Billy Gambrell 1962

Bobby Bryant 1966

Warren Muir 1967 & 1969

Dick Harris 1970

John LeHeup 1972

Head coach at South Carolina from 1983-88... died of a heart attack Feb. 5, 1989... compiled a 39-28-2 record during his six seasons in Columbia... led Carolina to three bowl games... his 1984 squad posted a then school-best 10-2 record and was ranked as high as No. 2 in the nation after winning its first nine games, earning him National Coach of the Year honors by the Walter Camp Foundation... also named AllSouth Independent Coach of the Year in 1987 by the Associated Press... was head coach at UT-Chattanooga and New Mexico before coming to Columbia prior to the 1983 season... his 16-year head coaching mark was 101-72-7... enjoyed an outstanding 14-year career (1959-72) with the NFL’s New York Giants... nickname in the pros was “Old Dependable” and his all-purpose play enabled him to play eight positions during his career... a seven-time team captain, the Giants retired his #40 jersey in 1972... outstanding collegiate player at Cincinnati, where he received his degree in 1959... a native of Lima, Ohio.

Lou Holtz - 2000 Rick Sanford 1978

George Rogers 1979 & 1980 (Unanimous)

Andrew Provence 1982

James Seawright 1984

Del Wilkes 1984 (Consensus)

Sterling Sharpe 1987

Sheldon Brown 2000

Kalimba Edwards 2001

Ko Simpson 2005

Eric Norwood 2009

Alshon Jeffery 2010

Melvin Ingram 2011 (Consensus)

Jadeveon Clowney 2012 (Unanimous) & 2013

Kelcy Quarles 2013

A.J. Cann 2014

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South Carolina head coach from 1999-2004... named National Coach of the Year in 2000 by Football News and American Football Coaches Quarterly... led Carolina to its second bowl victory, defeating Ohio State 24-7 at the 2001 Outback Bowl... named SEC Coach of the Year... named Region Coach of the Year by the AFCA... led Gamecocks to the biggest regular-season turnaround in SEC history and the fourth-best regular season turnaround in NCAA history... became the first coach ever to lead six different programs to bowl games... became the only coach to guide four programs to final top-20 rankings... led South Carolina to backto-back bowl victories and consecutive top-20 national rankings, both firsts in school history... the 2000-01 seasons were the most successful in the program's history, with 17 wins... led Notre Dame to the 1988 national title... also was head coach at Minnesota, Arkansas, NC State and William & Mary... a native of East Liverpool, Ohio.

First-Team Academic All-Americans

Mark Fryer 1987 & 1988

Joe Reaves 1991

POSTSEASON ACCOLADES

National Award Winners Heisman Trophy 1980: George Rogers, RB

Ted Hendricks Award 2012: Jadeveon Clowney, DE

National Freshman of the Year 2011: Jadeveon Clowney, DE (FoxSportsNext.com-Defense) 2010: Marcus Lattimore, TB (Sporting News, CBSSportsline, Rivals, Phil Steele, CFN.com) 1992: Steve Taneyhill, QB (Sports Illustrated)

National Coach of the Year 2000: Lou Holtz (Football News, American Football Coaches Quarterly) 1984: Joe Morrison (Walter Camp)

National Asst. Coach of the Year 2001: Skip Holtz (All-American Football Foundation) 2000: John Gutekunst (AFCA)

All-Americans (First, Second, Third Team and Freshman First Team) 2014: A.J. Cann, OG, First Team: Sporting News, ESPN.com, CBSSportsline.com; Second Team: Walter Camp, A.P., Sports Illustrated 2013: Jadeveon Clowney, DE, First Team: AFCA; Second Team: Walter Camp; Kelcy Quarles, DT, First Team: Sporting News; Second Team: A.P., CBSSports.com, Athlon, Lindy’s; Third Team: Phil Steele 2012: Jadeveon Clowney, DE, First Team: Unanimous; Ace Sanders, PR, Second Team: Phil Steele; Third Team: CBSSports.com; Brandon Shell, OT, Freshman: FoxSportsNext.com, Phil Steele 2011: Melvin Ingram, DE, First Team: A.P., AFCA, Walter Camp, Sporting News, SportsIllustrated.com, ESPN.com, Rivals, com, CBSSports.com, Pro Football Weekly; Second Team: Phil Steele; Antonio Allen, DB, Second Team: A.P., Rivals.com; Jadeveon Clowney, DE, Freshman: Unanimous; A.J. Cann, OG, Freshman: CFN.com, CBSSports.com, FoxSportsNext,com, Phil Steele, Rivals.com; Mike Matulis, OT, Freshman: Sporting News 2010: Alshon Jeffery, WR, First Team: FWAA, AFCA, ESPN.com, Phil Steele; Second Team: Walter Camp, A.P., Sports Illustrated, CFN.com; Marcus Lattimore, TB, First Team: CFN.com; Second Team: Walter Camp; Third Team: Phil Steele; Freshman: Unanimous; Stephon Gilmore, CB, Third Team: A.P. 2009: Eric Norwood, LB, First Team: A.P., Walter Camp; Second Team: SportsIllustrated.com; Third Team: Sporting News; Stephon Gilmore, CB, Freshman: Phil Steele, Scout.com, CFN.com; Alshon Jeffery, WR, Freshman: FWAA, Phil Steele, Scout.com, CFN.com 2006: Eric Norwood, DE, Freshman: Sporting News 2005: Ko Simpson, SS, First Team: FWAA, CBSSportsline.com; Third Team: A.P.; Sidney Rice, WR, Freshman: Sporting News, Rivals.com 2004: Ko Simpson, SS, Second Team: Sporting News; Freshman: FWAA, Rivals.com 2002: Langston Moore, NG, Third Team: Sporting News; Moe Thompson, DE, Freshman: Sporting News; Lance Laury, LB, Freshman: Sporting News; Na’Shan Goddard, OL, Freshman: Sporting News 2001: Sheldon Brown, CB, Third Team: Sporting News; Kalimba Edwards, OLB, First Team: Sporting News; Third Team: Football News, A.P. 2000: Sheldon Brown, DB, First Team: AFCA; Third Team: A.P.; Kalimba Edwards, OLB, Third Team: A.P. Travelle Wharton, OL, Freshman: Sporting News; Deandré Eiland, DB, Freshman: Sporting News 1999: Rashad Faison, DB, Freshman: Sporting News 1998: Kevin Rivers, OL, Freshman: Sporting News 1997: Jermale Kelly, WR, Freshman: Sporting News 1992: Steve Taneyhill, QB, Freshman: Football News 1988: Robert Brooks, WR, Freshman: Sporting News 1987: Sterling Sharpe, WB, First Team: FWAA, Sporting News; Second Team: UPI, Football News; Third Team: A.P.; Brad Edwards, FS, Second Team: UPI; Third Team: A.P.; Roy Hart, NG, Second Team: A.P.

1986: Sterling Sharpe, WB, Second Team: Sporting News, Football News; Third Team: A.P.; Todd Ellis, QB, Second Team: Sporting News 1984: Del Wilkes, OG, First Team: A.P., Walter Camp, Kodak Coaches All-America; Second Team: UPI; James Seawright, LB, First Team: A.P., FWAA; Second Team: UPI, Football News; Bryant Gilliard, DB, Second Team: Football News; Carl Hill, LB, Freshman: Football News 1982: Andrew Provence, DT, First Team: Sporting News; Third Team: A.P. 1980: George Rogers, RB, First Team: Unanimous 1979: George Rogers, RB, First Team: A.P.; Second Team: National Editorial Alliance, UPI, American Football Coaches, Football News 1978: Rick Sanford, DB, Sporting News 1975: Jeff Grantz, QB, Second Team: A.P. 1972: John LeHeup, DT, First Team: American Football Coaches 1971: Dick Harris, DB, Second Team: UPI 1970: Dick Harris, DB, First Team: American Football Coaches, National Editorial Alliance; Football News 1969: Warren Muir, FB, First Team: American Football Coaches; Detroit Sports Extra (33-man squad) 1967: Warren Muir, FB, First Team: Detroit Sports Extra (33-man squad) 1966: Bobby Bryant, DB, First Team: New York Daily News, Detroit Sports Extra 1962: Billy Gambrell, HB, First Team: Paul Williamson; Second Team: Coach and Athlete Magazine; Third Team: American Football Coaches, Central Press, Detroit Sports Extra 1959: Ed Pitts, T, First Team: Paul Williamson 1958: Alex Hawkins, RB, Third Team: A.P. 1956: Sam DeLuca, T, First Team: Paul Williamson; Third Team: A.P. 1954: Frank Mincevich, G, First Team: FWAA; Leon Cunningham, C, Third Team: A.P., National Editorial Alliance 1953: Clyde Bennett, E, Third Team: A.P. 1952: Norris Mullis, DB, Second Team: A.P. 1951: Steve Wadiak, RB, Second Team: Helms Foundation, Paul Williamson 1946: Bryant Meeks, C, Second Team: A.P. 1942: Louis Sossamon, C, Second Team: A.P. 1930: Bob Gressette

Southeastern Conference (1992–) Coach of the Year 2010: Steve Spurrier, (Coaches) 2005: Steve Spurrier (AP, CFN.com) 2000: Lou Holtz (AP, Football News)

Defensive Player of the Year 2012: Jadeveon Clowney, DE (Coaches)

Special Teams Player of the Year 2012: Ace Sanders, RS (Coaches)

Freshman of the Year 2011: 2010: 2005: 2004: 1992:

Jadeveon Clowney, DE (Coaches, Rivals.com-Defense) Marcus Lattimore, TB (AP, Coaches, Sporting News, Rivals.com) Sidney Rice, WR (Sporting News) Ko Simpson, SS (AP) Steve Taneyhill, QB (Offense)

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All-SEC

Coaches’ All-Freshman Team

2017: Hayden Hurst, TE (Coaches, AP first team); Skai Moore, LB (Coaches first team, AP second team); Dante Sawyer, DL (AP second team). 2016: Darius English, DE (AP second team). 2015: Pharoh Cooper, WR (Coaches, AP first team), AP (Coaches first team, AP second team); Skai Moore, LB (Coaches, AP second team). 2014: A.J. Cann, OG (Coaches first team; AP second team); Pharoh Cooper, WR (Coaches, AP first team); AP (Coaches, AP second team); Elliott Fry, PK (Coaches second team). 2013: Jadeveon Clowney, DE (Coaches, AP first team); Kelcy Quarles, DT (Coaches, AP first team); Mike Davis, RB (Coaches, AP second team); Victor Hampton, CB (AP second team); Sharrod Golightly, LB (AP second team). 2012: Jadeveon Clowney, DE (Coaches, AP first team); Ace Sanders, RS (Coaches first team), AP (Coaches, AP second team); T.J. Johnson, OC (Coaches second team); D.J. Swearinger, S (AP, Coaches second team); Marcus Lattimore, RB (AP honorable mention). 2011: Melvin Ingram, DE (Coaches, AP first team); Rokevious Watkins, OL (AP first team, Coaches second team); Alshon Jeffery, WR (AP second team); Marcus Lattimore, RB, (Coaches, AP second team); Antonio Allen, DB (AP second team); Jadeveon Clowney, DE (Coaches second team); Devin Taylor, DE (AP honorable mention). 2010: Alshon Jeffery, WR (Coaches, AP first team); Marcus Lattimore, TB (Coaches, AP first team); Stephon Gilmore, CB (Coaches first team, AP second team); Devin Taylor, DE (AP first team, Coaches second team); Cliff Matthews, DE (Coaches second team), Garrett Chisolm, OL (Coaches second team). 2009: Eric Norwood, LB (Coaches, AP first team); Chris Culliver, S (AP second team); Cliff Matthews, DE (Coaches second team). 2008: Jasper Brinkley, LB (Coaches second team); Emanuel Cook, SS (Coaches, AP second team); Jared Cook, TE (Coaches first team, AP second team); Kenny McKinley, WR (AP honorable mention); Eric Norwood, LB (Coaches AP first team); Ryan Succop, PK (AP honorable mention) 2007: Emanuel Cook, SS (Coaches, AP second team); Kenny McKinley, WR (Coaches, AP first team); Captain Munnerlyn, CB (Coaches first team; AP second team); Eric Norwood, DE (Coaches first team, AP second team); Ryan Succop, P/PK (AP honorable mention) 2006: Jasper Brinkley, LB (AP first team); Fred Bennett, CB (Coaches second team, AP honorable mention); Andy Boyd, TE (Coaches second team); Sidney Rice, WR (Coaches second team); Ryan Succop, PK (Coaches second team, AP honorable mention); Jamon Meredith, OT (AP honorable mention) 2005: Ko Simpson, SS (Coaches, AP first team); Sidney Rice, WR (Coaches, AP first team); Johnathan Joseph, CB (AP second team); Fred Bennett, CB (AP honorable mention) 2004: Troy Williamson, WR (AP first team, Coaches second team); Ko Simpson, SS (Coaches, AP second team) 2003: Travelle Wharton, OL (Coaches, AP second team) 2002: Langston Moore, NG (Sporting News first team, Coaches second team); Travelle Wharton (Sporting News first team); Jonathan Martin, S, (AP honorable mention) 2001: Sheldon Brown, DB (Coaches first team, AP, Sporting News, second team); Kalimba Edwards,OLB (Coaches, AP, Sporting News first team); Rashad Faison, S (Coaches second team); Andre Goodman, DB (Coaches second team); Shane Hall, OL (Coaches second team); Melvin Paige, OL (Coaches, AP second team) 2000: Sheldon Brown, DB (Sporting News first team, Coaches second team, AP honorable mention); Kalimba Edwards, OLB (Coaches, AP, Sporting News first team); Jermale Kelly, WR (Coaches second team); Melvin Paige, OL (Coaches second team); Cleveland Pinkney, DL (Sporting News first team); Derek Watson, RB (AP, Sporting News second team, AP all-purpose second team); Cedric Williams, OL (AP first team), Phil Petty, QB (AP honorable mention). 1999: John Abraham, OLB (Coaches, AP second team) 1998: Jamar Nesbit, OT (Coaches first team) 1997: Boo Williams, RS (AP first team); Arturo Freeman FS (AP first team); Jamar Nesbit, OT (AP second team); Henry Taylor, DT (AP second team) 1996: Duce Staley, RB (Coaches, AP first team); Jamar Nesbit, OT (AP first team); Randy Wheeler, OT (Coaches, AP second team); Arturo Freeman, FS (AP second team); Darren Hambrick, OLB (Coaches second team) 1995: James Dexter, OT (AP second team); Eric Sullivan, DT (AP second team); Ben Washington (Coaches second team) 1994: Stacy Evans, DE (AP second team); Tony Watkins, DB (AP second team) 1993: Ernest Dixon, OLB (Coaches first team); Brandon Bennett, RB (Coaches second team); Stacy Evans, DE (Coaches second team) 1992: Ernest Dye, OT (Coaches first team)

2017: Jamyest Williams, DB 2015: Zack Bailey, OC 2014: Al Harris Jr., CB 2013: Pharoh Cooper, AP & RS; Skai Moore, LB; Elliott Fry, PK 2012: Jerell Adams, TE; T.J. Gurley, S; Brandon Shell, OT 2011: A.J. Cann, OG; Jadeveon Clowney, DE, Bruce Ellington, AP 2010: Marcus Lattimore, TB; Ace Sanders WR 2009: Stephon Gilmore, CB; Alshon Jeffery, WR; T.J. Johnson, OL; Devin Taylor, DE 2007: Ladi Ajiboye, DT; Cliff Matthews, LB 2006: Rodney Paulk, LB; Emanuel Cook, DB 2005: Sidney Rice, WR; Dakota Walker, DE 2004: Ko Simpson, DB 2003: Demetris Summers, RB 2002: Moe Thompson, DE; Troy Williamson, WR; Lance Laury, LB; Na’Shan Goddard, OL 2001: George Gause, DE 2000: Travelle Wharton, OL; Deandre’ Eiland, DB 1999: Rashad Faison, DB 1998: Philip Jones, OL ; Melvin Paige OL; Kevin Rivers, OL 1997: Jermale Kelly, WR; Victor Penn, QB 1996: Courtney Leavitt, P 1995: Jamar Nesbit, OL; Arturo Freeman, DB; Zola Davis, WR 1994: Paul Beckwith, C; Ben Washington, DB 1993: John Harrison, OL; Terry Cousin, DB; Reed Morton, PK 1992: Steve Taneyhill, QB; Eric Sullivan, DL

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Academic All-SEC 2017: Ben Asbury, Jacob August, Zack Bailey, Jake Bentley, Summie Carlay, Joseph Charlton, Dennis Daley, Chavis Dawkins, Mon Denson, Trey Derouen, Javion Duncan, Spencer Eason-Riddle, Chandler Farrell, Daniel Fennell, Harrison Freeman, Danny Gordon, Bailey Hart, Cory Helms, Hayden Hurst, Kyle Markway, Kiel Pollard, Michael Scarnecchia, Jason Senn, Demetrius Smalls, Kobe Smith, M.J. Webb and D.J. Wonnum 2016: Jacob August, Rivers Bedenbaugh, Matrick Belton, Javon Charleston, Logan Crane, Mon Denson, Devin Dingle, Jalen Dread, Bryan Edwards, Daniel Fennell, Elliott Fry, Scott Grant, Cory Helms, Hayden Hurst, Shannon James, Chris Lammons, Kyle Markway, Brandon McIlwain, Perry Orth, Darius Paulk, Jasper Sasser, Dante Sawyer, Michael Scarnecchia, Jason Senn, Demetrius Smalls, Jamari Smith, Rod Talley, Antoine Wilder, David Williams, Drew Williams 2015: Landon Ard, Rivers Bedenbaugh, Shon Carson, Pharoh Cooper, Jordan Diggs, Jalen Dread, Elliott Fry, Garrison Gist, Terry Googer, Kelsey Griffin, Ali Groves, T.J. Gurley, Shannon James, Chris Lammons, Cedrick Malone, Nick McGriff, Chris Moody, Sean Odom, Perry Orth, Devin Potter, Jasper Sasser, Michael Scarnecchia, Demetrius Smalls, D.J. Smith, Will Sport, Donell Stanley, Rod Talley, Cody Waldrop 2014: Jerell Adams, Landon Ard, K.J. Brent, Damiere Byrd, A.J. Cann, Pharoh Cooper, Ryland Culbertson, Jordan Diaz, Jordan Diggs, Gerald Dixon Jr., Elliott Fry, Garrison Gist, Deon Green, Kelsey Griffin, Ali Groves, T.J. Gurley, Austin Hails, Coleman Harley, Mason Harris, T.J. Holloman, Tyler Hull, Rico McWilliams, Kyle Morini, Brendan Nosovitch, Devin Potter, Sidney Rhodes, Corey Robinson, Jasper Sasser, Brandon Shell, Will Sport, Dylan Thompson, Cody Waldrop, Devin Washington, Kane Whitehurst, Drew Williams 2013: Jerell Adams, Landon Ard, K.J. Brent, Damiere Byrd, A.J. Cann, Shon Carson, Ryland Culbertson, Jordan Diaz, Jordan Diggs, Bruce Ellington, Kyle Fleetwood, Deon Green, T.J. Gurley, Austin Hails, T.J. Holloman, Kaiwan Lewis, Rico McWilliams, Brendan Nosovitch, Ronald Patrick, Corey Robinson, Garrett Shank, Will Sport, Dylan Thompson, Cody Waldrop, David Wilkins 2012: Landon Ard, Jacob Baker, K.J. Brent, Damiere Byrd, A.J. Cann, Shon Carson, Andrew Clifford, Gerald Dixon Jr., Phillip Dukes, Bruce Ellington, Travis Ford, Deon Green, Mason Harris, Tyler Hull, Damario Jeffery, T.J. Johnson, Kadetrix Marcus, Davis Moore, Drew Owens, Ronald Patrick, Kelvin Rainey, Corey Robinson, Jared Shaw, Brandon Shell, DeAngelo Smith, Brock Stadnik, Clayton Stadnik, Dylan Thompson, Adam Yates 2011: Jacob Baker, Payton Brady, Billy Byrne, A.J. Cann, Ryland Culbertson, Bruce Ellington, Travis Ford, Stephon Gilmore, Walker Inabinet, T.J. Johnson, Nick Jones, Marcus Lattimore, D.L. Moore, Davis Moore, Ronald Patrick, Connor Shaw, Seth Strickland, Dylan Thompson, Dalton Wilson, Jay Wooten, Adam Yates 2010: Jacob Baker, Jason Barnes, Blake Baxley, Payton Brady, Ryan Broadhead, Billy Byrne, Garrett Chisolm, Andrew Clifford, Chris Culliver, Brandon Davis, Eric Davis, Patrick DiMarco, Stephon Gilmore, Matthew Grooms, C.J. Heinz, Walker Inabinet, Damario Jeffery, T.J. Johnson, Spencer Lanning, Rodney Paulk, Nick Prochak, Travian Robertson, Bryce Sherman, Cedrick Snead, Seth Strickland, Kevin White, Addison Williams, Dalton Wilson, Alonzo Winfield, Jay Wooten, Adam Yates 2009: Garrett Anderson, Pierre Andrews, Blake Baxley, Reginald Bowens, Zac Brindise, Ryan Broadhead, Moe Brown, Chris Culliver, Brandan Davis,

POSTSEASON ACCOLADES

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2002: 2001: 2000: 1999: 1998: 1997 1996 1995 1994: 1993: 1992:

Stephen Flint, Foxy Foxworth, Stephen Garcia, Stephon Gilmore, Matt Grooms, Aramis Hillary, DeVonte Holloman, Walker Inabinet, Lemuel Jeanpierre, T.J. Johnson, Spencer Lanning, Rodney Paulk, Cedrick Snead, Chaz Sutton, Devin Taylor, Kevin White, Addison Williams, Dalton Wilson, Adam Yates, Kevin Young Pierre Andrews, Yvan Banag, Tommy Beecher, Ryan Broadhead, Patrick DiMarco, Stephen Flint, Foxy Foxworth, Marque Hall, Lemuel Jeanpierre, Alex McGrath, Jamon Meredith, Travian Robertson, Hardee Sanders, Chris Smelley, Cedrick Snead, Justin Sorensen, Nate Spurrier, Scott Spurrier, Ryan Succop, Charles Turner, Chris Vaughn, Addison Williams, Stoney Woodson, Greg Wright Tommy Beecher, Andy Boyd, Ryan Broadhead, Moe Brown, Marcus Davis, Clark Gaston, John Guerry, Paul Haile, Lemuel Jeanpierre, Jamon Meredith, Eric Norwood, Calvin Parks, Rodney Paulk, Robert Pavlovic, Doug Peterson, Nick Prochak, Hardee Sanders, Chris Smelley, Justin Sorensen, Nate Spurrier, Scott Spurrier, Lanard Stafford, Ryan Succop, Ranzino Valentine, Damien Wright Tommy Beecher, Andy Boyd, Ike Crofoot, Seth Edwards, John Paul Gillis, Jerod June, Alex McGrath, Jamon Meredith, Scott Morgan, Brett Nichols, Hardee Sanders, Marvin Sapp, Justin Sorensen, Nate Spurrier, Lanard Stafford, Ryan Succop, Ranzino Valentine, Cody Wells Brook Antonio, Carson Askins, Kyle Bishop, Josh Brown, Charlie Carpenter, Kris Clark, Ike Crofoot, Seth Edwards, Josh Epps, Tim Frisby, Michael Glass, Jamon Meredith, Scott Morgan, Fran Person, Justin Sorenson, Lanard Stafford, Cody Wells Brook Antonio, Brian Arnold, Carson Askins, Joey Bowers, Josh Brown, Charlie Carpenter, Kris Clark, Seth Edwards, Michael Glass, Austin LeSane, Josh Malloy, Scott Morgan, Brett Nichols, Fran Person, Mike Rathe, Bobby Scott, Chad Walker, Cody Wells, Marc Williams, Rodriques Wilson Brian Arnold; Carson Askins; Joey Bowers; Kevin Caldwell; Charlie Carpenter; James Cooke; Kip Covington; Seth Edwards; Andre Hemphill; Christopher Homes; Jerod June; Joshua Malloy; Scott Morgan; Brett Nichols; Fran Person; Michael Rathe; Isaac Robinson; Darrell Shropshire; Preston Thorne Ryan Brewer, William Bryan, Joey Bowers, Tyeler Dean, Shane Hall, Brandon Jeffcoat, Nick Johnson, Erik Kimrey, Matthew Richard, Preston Thorne, Chad Walker, Daniel Weaver, Lenny Williams Ryan Brewer, William Bryan, C.J. Frye, Mikal Goodman, Adam Holmes, Erik Kimrey, Kenneth Layel, Justin McGuire, Michael Nivens, Jonathan Ragans, John Stamper, Rod Trafford Tim Bell, Ryan Brewer, Scott Browne, Jason Corse, Jason Cox, Kyle Crabb, C.J. Frye, Tommy Hill, Philip Jones, Erik Kimrey, Heath Nivens, Jonathan Ragans, Kevin Sides, John Stamper Scott Browne, Andre Goodman, Willis Ham, Jim Levandusky, Trevon Matthews, Jonathan Ragans, Kevin Sides, John Stamper Thomas Hill, Ryan Koop, Courtney Leavitt, Trevon Matthews, Trey Pennington, Andray Spearman Scott Beebe, Shane Burnham, Ryan Koop, Jason Lawson, Courtney Leavitt, Shah Mays, Donovan Norman, Jim Pietrzak, Gerrick Taylor, Ben Washington Chad Barnhardt, Scott Beebe, Shane Burnham, Ed Hrubiec, Ryan Koop, Jason Lawson, Reed Morton, Gerrick Taylor Shane Burnham, Ryan Koop, Jason Lawson Reed Morton, Ron Nealy, Tom Pritchard, Stanley Pritchett, Henry Taylor James Dexter, Boomer Foster, Reed Morton, Ron Nealy, Stanley Pritchett, Marty Simpson, Elliot Smith, David Turnipseed, Blake Williamson Boomer Foster, Corey Louchiey, Bru Pender, Marty Simpson, Blake Williamson Luther Dixon, Chuck Driggers, Troy Duke, Boomer Foster, Ben Hogan, Corey Louchiey, Mike Muse, Antoine Rivens, Marty Simpson

Independent (1971-91) Coach of the Year 1987: Joe Morrison (AP) 1984: Joe Morrison (Walter Camp, Football News, Playboy, Athlon)

All-South Independent 1991: 1990: 1989: 1988: 1987: 1986: 1985: 1984: 1983: 1982: 1981: 1976: 1975:

Robert Brooks, WR; Marty Dye, DE; Jay Killen, C Ike Harris, OT; Collin Mackie, PK; Corey Miller, DE Harold Green, RB; Ike Harris, OT; Corey Miller, DE; Daren Parker, P Randy Harwell, C; Kevin Hendrix, DE; Patrick Hinton, LB; Collin Mackie, PK; Ron Rabune, FS; Robert Robinson, CB Brad Edwards, FS; Todd Ellis, QB; Harold Green, RB; Roy Hart, NG; Woody Myers, C; Brendan McCormack, DT; Greg Philpot, SS; Rodney Price, P; Sterling Sharpe, WB Greg Philpot, FS; Sterling Sharpe, WB Tony Guyton, DE; Tom Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor, P; Greg Philpot, FS Joe Brooks, DB; Bryant Gilliard, DB; James Seawright, LB; Del Wilkes, OG Mike Durrah, LB; Chris Norman, P Mark Fleetwood, PK Andrew Provence, DT; Emanuel Weaver, DT; Chuck Slaughter, OT Philip Logan, WR Philip Logan, WR

Atlantic Coast Conference (1953-70) Coach of the Year 1969: Paul Dietzel

Player of the Year 1962: Billy Gambrell, HB 1958: Alex Hawkins, HB

Jacobs Blocking Trophy 1958: John Saunders 1954: Bill Wohrman 1953: Bill Wohrman

All-ACC 1970: Dave DeCamilla, OT; Dick Harris, DB; Jim Mitchell, FL 1969: Dave DeCamilla, OT; Billy DuPre, K, Warren Muir; FB Jimmy Poston, DT; Pat Watson, DB; Fred Zeigler, FL 1968: Wally Orrell, DB; Fred Zeigler, FL 1967: Tim Bice, LB; Warren Muir, FB; Don Somma, DT 1966: Bobby Bryant, DB 1965: Benny Galloway, DB; J.R. Wilburn, OE 1963: Tom Gibson, T 1962: John Caskey, E; Billy Gambrell, HB; Jim Moss, T 1961: Billy Gambrell, HB; Jim Moss, T 1960: Jake Bodkin, G 1959: Phil Lavoie, FB; Ed Pitts, T 1958: Alex Hawkins, HB; Ed Pitts, T; John Saunders, FB 1956: Buddy Frick, E 1954: Leon Cunningham, C; Frank Mincevich, G 1953: Clyde Bennett, E; Leon Cunningham, C; Johnny Gramling, QB Frank Mincevich, G

Academic All-ACC 1970: 1969: 1968: 1967: 1966: 1965: 1962: 1961: 1960: 1959: 1958: 1957: 1956: 1955: 1954:

Don Brant, DE Tony Fusaro, G; Bo Davies, B Tyler Hellams, B Gene Schwarting, E Bob Cole, LB; Stan Juk, B Stan Juk, B Ken Lester, E Dave Adam, G Don Miles, G Steve Satterfield, B King Dixon, B Nelson Weston, G; Bob Long, C; King Dixon, B King Dixon, B Bill Weston, G; Hugh Bell, C; Carl Brazell, B Dick Covington, T; Mackie Prickett, B

Southern Conference (1922-52) All-Southern Conference 1952: Leon Cunningham, LB; Don Earley, DT; Johnny Gramling, QB; John Latorre, DE; Norris Mullis, DB 1951: Steve Wadiak, B; Harry Jabbusch, LB; Larry Smith, C 1950: Steve Wadiak, B 1946: Bryant Meeks, C 1944: Skim Harrison, E; Pat Thrash, E 1943: Ernie Bauer, G; Dom Fusci, T 1942: Louis Sossamon, C 1941: Louis Sossamon, C; Stan Stasica, B 1938: Larry Craig, E 1933: Earl Clary, B 1929: Julian Beall, L

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N FL DRAFT South Carolina has produced 13 first-round draft picks all-time, with eight coming since 2000. South Carolina running back George Rogers was selected with the No. 1 overall pick of the 1981 NFL Draft after winning the Heisman Trophy in 1980. Rogers earned NFL Rookie of the Year honors after leading the league in rushing in 1981. He was a twotime Pro Bowl selection in 1981 and 1982. Jadeveon Clowney became the second Gamecock taken with the first pick in the draft when the Houston Texans selected him to open the 2014 NFL Draft. 23 Gamecocks have been selected in the last seven drafts. 55 South Carolina players have been drafted since 2000, an average of nearly three draftees per year. A Gamecock has been selected in 16 of the last 17 NFL Drafts. 28 South Carolina defensive backs have been selected in the NFL Draft, with 14 picked since 2002. South Carolina has had 197 players drafted. Year Player 2018 Hayden Hurst 2016 Pharoh Cooper Brandon Shell Jerell Adams 2015 A.J. Cann Mike Davis Corey Robinson Rory Anderson 2014 Jadeveon Clowney Bruce Ellington 2013 D.J. Swearinger Ace Sanders Marcus Lattimore Devin Taylor DeVonte Holloman T.J. Johnson Justice Cunningham 2012 Stephon Gilmore Melvin Ingram Alshon Jeffery Rokevious Watkins Antonio Allen Travian Robertson 2011 Chris Culliver Cliff Matthews 2010 Eric Norwood Clifton Geathers 2009 Jared Cook Kenny McKinley Jasper Brinkley Jamon Meredith Captain Munnerlyn Stoney Woodson Ryan Succop 2008 Cory Boyd 2007 Sidney Rice Fred Bennett 2006 Johnathan Joseph Ko Simpson 2005 Troy Williamson Rodriques Wilson Darrell Shropshire

Pos. TE WR OT TE OG RB OT TE DE WR S WR RB DE LB C TE CB DE WR OL S DT CB DE LB DE TE WR LB OT CB DB PK RB WR DB CB S WR LB DT

Team Rd Pick Ravens 1 25 Rams 4 117 Jets 5 158 Giants 6 184 Jaguars 3 67 49ers 4 126 Lions 7 240 49ers 7 254 Texans 1 1 49ers 4 106 Texans 2 57 Jaguars 4 101 49ers 4 131 Lions 4 132 Cowboys 6 185 Bengals 7 251 Colts 7 254 Bills 1 10 Chargers 1 18 Bears 2 45 Rams 5 150 Jets 7 242 Falcons 7 249 49ers 3 80 Falcons 7 230 Panthers 4 124 Browns 6 186 Titans 3 89 Broncos 5 141 Vikings 5 150 Packers 5 162 Panthers 7 216 Giants 7 238 Chiefs 7 256 Buccaneers 7 238 Vikings 2 44 Texans 4 123 Bengals 1 24 Bills 4 105 Vikings 1 7 Bears 7 220 Falcons 7 241

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Year Player 2004 Dunta Robinson Travelle Wharton Deandré Eiland 2003 Langston Moore Corey Jenkins Andrew Pinnock 2002 Kalimba Edwards Sheldon Brown Andre Goodman Willie Offord John Stamper 2000 John Abraham Arturo Freeman 1998 Darren Hambrick Lee Wiggins 1997 Duce Staley Marcus Robinson 1996 Stanley Pritchett James Dexter 1994 Corey Louchiey 1993 Ernest Dye 1992 Robert Brooks Gerald Dixon Eddie Miller 1991 Calvin Stephens Corey Miller Mike Dingle Ike Harris 1990 Harold Green Todd Ellis 1989 Derrick Little Kevin Hendrix 1988 Sterling Sharpe Brad Edwards Roy Hart Norman Floyd Brendan McCormack Ryan Bethea 1987 Raynard Brown 1986 Leonard Burton Kent Hagood Thomas Dendy 1985 Ira Hillary Earl Johnson Frank Wright James Seawright 1984 Rusty Russell Rickey Hagood 1983 Andrew Provence 1982 Emanuel Weaver DeWayne Chivers Chuck Slaughter Johnnie Wright 1981 George Rogers Willie Scott 1980 Steve Bernish 1979 Rick Sanford Max Runager 1977 Clarence Williams Steve Courson Kevin Long Bill Currier 1976 Henry Laws Brian Nemeth Mike McCabe Jeff Grantz 1975 Jay Hodgin 1974 Marty Woolbright Darrell Austin 1973 Mike Haggard Rick Brown John LeHeup Jackie Brown 1972 Dickie Harris Bo Davies Tyler Hellams 1971 Jim Poston Dan Dyches

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Pos. DB OT DB DT DB RB DE DB DB DB DE LB DB LB DB RB WR RB OT OT OT WR LB WR OG LB RB OG RB QB LB LB WR DB DT DB DT WR WR C RB RB WR DB DT LB OT DT DT DT TE OT RB RB TE DE DB P RB OG RB DB DB TE C QB RB TE OT WR LB LB DB DB DB DB DT C

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Rd Pick 1 10 3 94 6 184 6 174 6 181 7 229 2 35 2 59 3 68 3 70 6 193 1 13 5 152 5 130 6 168 3 71 4 108 4 118 5 137 3 98 1 18 3 62 3 78 9 225 3 56 6 167 8 211 12 324 2 38 9 247 6 154 7 179 1 7 2 54 6 158 11 296 12 323 5(s) 0 10 259 3 77 6 141 11 301 8 210 9 236 9 240 11 282 3 60 4 86 3 75 2 54 6 160 8 198 12 307 1 1 1 14 11 285 1 25 8 211 5 124 5 125 7 195 9 232 8 236 11 317 12 335 17 480 9 217 7 159 16 404 7 169 9 230 10 259 15 374 5 114 5 126 13 335 11 279 15 370

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Player Warren Muir Roy Reeves Bob Cole Bobby Bryant Stan Juk Paul Phillips Bob Collins Ron Lamb Steve Cox J.R. Wilburn Len Sears Tom Gibson Jim Moss James Holler Jim Costen Jim Moss Sam Fewell Kirk Phares Ed Pitts Jim Nemeth Joe Gomes Alex Hawkins Don Rogers Buddy Mayfield John Kompara Bill Jerry Tommy Addison Buddy Nidiffer Jack Ashton Frank Destino Jack Pitt Sam DeLuca Julius Derrick Buddy Frick Alex Lazzarino Corky Gaines Joe Silas Leon Cunningham Ed Adams Harry Lovell Clyde Bennett Jim Kincaid Frank Mincevich Gene Wilson Hugh Merck Bill Wohrman Bob King Johnny Grambling Tommy Woodlee Don Earley Steve Wadiak Harry Jabbusch John Schuetzner Bishop Strickland Dave Sparks Ed Pasky Larry Smith Roger Wilson Phil Alexander Bryant Meeks Kale Alexander Jim Hunnicutt Claude Harrison James Atwell Pat Thrash George McDonlad Skimp Harrison Dom Fusci Stan Nowak Stan Stasica Dom Fusci Ed Bauer Lou Sossamon Joe Krivonak Bill Applegate Larry Craig Ed Clary

Pos. RB DB LB DB LB OT T RB OT B T G T LB RB T OT G T C B B T E T T G E G B E T E E T G DE G B G E B G B T B G B B G B C E B G B C E T C T B B B E T E T E B T G C G G E B

Team Giants Oilers Steelers Vikings Dolphins Chargers Falcons Cowboys Bears Steelers Packers Steelers Cardinals Packers Redskins Giants Bears Packers 49ers Colts Packers Packers 49ers Packers Giants Lions Colts Lions Packers Lions Lions Giants Giants Redskins Lions Giants Lions Lions Packers Lions Giants Rams 49ers Redskins Redskins Browns Giants Browns Eagles Steelers Steelers Cardinals Packers 49ers 49ers Browns Bears Packers Lions Steelers Lions Rams Giants Rams Lions Dodgers Dodgers Redskins Rams Rams Eagles Redskins Steelers Packers Packers Packers Steelers

Rd Pick 15 377 14 352 17 444 7 167 12 294 16 407 13 186 13 190 12 157 13 171 19 262 6 79 7 86 14 196 14 183 20 278 11 145 7 77 11 126 13 154 17 197 2 13 7 74 8 85 13 155 27 317 12 141 22 265 23 267 23 277 28 337 2 23 15 181 20 237 20 239 28 337 10 110 8 90 13 149 28 336 3 28 3 29 5 59 11 128 15 176 18 216 19 220 24 288 30 357 21 245 3 30 7 75 24 279 6 64 15 173 16 195 20 240 9 108 26 237 7 49 9 66 28 263 29 274 31 291 15 138 13 123 16 156 16 160 24 246 8 75 15 146 24 248 6 47 6 49 14 129 6 49 14 121

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Team

Position

Jerell Adams

New York Giants

Tight End

Damiere Byrd

Carolina Panthers

Wide Receiver

A.J. Cann

Jacksonville Jaguars

Jadeveon Clowney

Houston Texans

Defensive End

Jared Cook

Oakland Raiders

Tight End

Pharoh Cooper

Los Angeles Rams

Wide Receiver

Mike Davis

Seattle Seahawks

Running Back

Patrick DiMarco

Buffalo Bills

Bruce Ellington

Houston Texans

Stephon Gilmore

New England Patriots

Cory Helms

New Orleans Saints

Hayden Hurst

Baltimore Ravens

Tight End

Melvin Ingram

Los Angeles Chargers

Linebacker

Alshon Jeffery

Philadelphia Eagles

Isaiah Johnson

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

T.J. Johnson

Cincinnati Bengals

Johnathan Joseph

Houston Texans

Alan Knott

San Francisco 49ers

Chris Lammons

Atlanta Falcons

Defensive Back

Marquavius Lewis

Buffalo Bills

Defensive End

Skai Moore

Indianapolis Colts

Linebacker

Captain Munnerlyn

Carolina Panthers

Cornerback

Corey Robinson

Detroit Lions

Offensive Tackle

Brandon Shell

New York Jets

Offensive Tackle

Darian Stewart

Denver Broncos

Safety

Ryan Succop

Tennessee Titans

Placekicker

Taylor Stallworth

New Orleans Saints

D.J. Swearinger

Washington Redskins

Brandon Wilds

Jacksonville Jaguars

Super Bowl Gamecocks Players: Robert Brooks

Offensive Guard

Fullback Wide Receiver Cornerback Offensive Lineman

Wide Receiver

Sheldon Brown Bobby Bryant

Emanuel Cook Steve Courson Terry Cousin Chris Culliver Patrick DiMarco Brad Edwards Stephon Gilmore Harold Green Ira Hillary Alshon Jeffery Lemuel Jeanpierre

Safety Center Cornerback

Jamar Nesbit Chris Norman Dan Reeves

Center

Defensive Tackle Safety Running Back

Sidney Rice George Rogers Max Runager Jay Saldi Duce Staley Darian Stewart Rod Wilson Anthony Wright Head Coach: Dan Reeves

Green Bay Green Bay Philadelphia Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Baltimore Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Carolina San Francisco Atlanta Washington New England Atlanta Cincinnati Philadelphia Seattle Seattle New Orleans Denver Dallas Dallas Seattle Washington Philadelphia San Francisco Dallas Dallas Pittsburgh Denver Chicago N.Y. Giants

1997 1998 2005 1970 1974 1975 1977 2013 1979 1980 2004 2013 2017 1992 2018 1999 1989 2018 2014 2015 2010 1987 1971 1972 2014 1988 1981 1985 1978 1979 2006 2016 2007 2008

Denver Denver Denver Atlanta

1987 1988 1990 1999

Bold-Denotes winning team Note: List includes players who were on the active roster or on injured reserve during the season (practice squads were not taken into account).

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N FL PIPELINE Arizona Cardinals John Abraham, DE (2013-14) Harold Blackwell, B (1945) Jasper Brinkley, LB (2013) James Dexter, OT (1996-99) Ernest Dye, OL (1993-96, 1998-99) Billy Gambrell, B (1963-68) Jimmy Legree, DB (2014) Langston Moore, DT (2005-06) Dennis Quinn, DE (2003) Watts Sanderson, OL (2003) D.J. Swearinger (2015-16) Atlanta Falcons

Cincinnati Bengals

John Abraham, DE (2006-12) Corey Atkins, LB (2001) Terry Cousin, DB (2000) Patrick DiMarco, FB (2013-16) Brad Edwards, DB (1994-96) Harold Green, RB (1997-98) Alex Hawkins, B, E (1966) Ronnie Lamb, B (1972) Corey Louchiey, OT (1998) Cliff Matthews, DE (2011-14, 2016) Jim Nemeth, LB (1961-62) Cleveland Pinkney, DT (2004) Stanley Pritchett, RB (2004-05) Andrew Provence, DL (1983-87) Dan Reeves, Coach (1997-2003) Travian Robertson, DL (2012-13) Dunta Robinson, DB (2010-12) Darrell Shropshire, DT (2005-08) Emanuel Weaver, DL (1987)

James Adkisson, WR (2003) Brandon Bennett, RB (1998-2003) Fred Bennett, DB (2010) Mike Dingle, RB (1991-93) Gerald Dixon, OLB (1995-97) Harold Green, RB (1990-95) Ira Hillary, WR (1987-89) T.J. Johnson, OC (2013-17) Johnathan Joseph, DB (2006-10) Ronnie Lamb, B (1968-71) Jamon Meredith, OL (2014) Langston Moore, DT (2003-04, ‘09) Shaun Smith, DT (2004-06, 2009) Travelle Wharton, OT (2012) Emanuel Weaver, DL (1982-83) Anthony Wright, QB (2006)

Baltimore Ravens Ryan Brewer, RB (2003) Emanuel Cook, DB (2011-12) Marcus Robinson, RB (2003) Darian Stewart, S (2014) Anthony Wright, QB (2002-05) ǫ1û (+ ǫ%((/ Leonard Burton, C (1986-90) Patrick DiMarco, FB (2017) Stephon Gilmore, CB (2012-16) Danny Dyches, C (1972) Corey Louchiey, OT (1994-97) Jamon Meredith, OT (2009-10) Roy Don “Butch” Reeves, DB (1969) James Seawright, LB (1985-87) Ko Simpson, S (2006-08) Rod Trafford, TE (2004-05) Carolina Panthers Brandon Bennett, RB (2004) Casper Brinkley, DE (2008-09) Damiere Byrd, WR (2016-17) Matthew Campbell, OL (1995-2000) Terry Cousin, DB (2002-03) James Dexter, OT (1999-2000) Ernest Dixon, OLB (1998) Ray Green, DB (2000) Darren Hambrick, LB (2002) Kerry Hood, WR (2000) Corey Jenkins, LB (2006) Jermale Kelly, WR (2001) Marcus Lawrence, LB (2005) Captain Munnerlyn, CB (2009-13, ‘17) Jamar Nesbit, OL (1999-2002) Eric Norwood, DE (2010-11) Cleveland Pinkney, DT (2004) Travelle Wharton, OT (2004-11, ‘13)

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Chicago Bears Corey Bridges, WR (2000-01) Terry Cousin, DB (1997-99) Al Grygo, B (1944-45) Alshon Jeffery, WR (2012-16) Spencer Lanning, P (2015) Bill Millner, G (1947-49) Stanley Pritchett, RB (2001-03) Marcus Robinson, WR (1997-02) Jay Saldi, TE (1984) John Stamper, DE (2002) Rod Wilson, LB (2005-08, 2010)

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Cleveland Browns Corey Bridges, WR (1999) Kevin Brooks, DB (1999) Sheldon Brown, DB (2010-12) Leonard Burton, C (1991-93) Cecil Caldwell, DT (2001) Zola Davis, WR (2000) Gerald Dixon, OLB (1992-95) Clifton Geathers, DE (2010) Tori Gurley, WR (2013) Darren Hambrick, OLB (2002) Ricardo Hurley, OLB (2006) Spencer Lanning, P (2013-14) Trevon Matthews, TE (2000) Max Runager, P (1988) Connor Shaw, QB (2014-15) Shaun Smith, DT (2007-08) Dallas Cowboys Corey Atkins, LB (2000) Jasper Brinkley, LB (2015) Clifton Geathers, DE (2010-11) Darren Hambrick, LB (1998-2001) DeVonte Holloman, LB (2013) Jonathan Martin, S (2003) Dan Reeves, RB (1965-72) Jay Saldi, TE (1976-82) Shaun Smith, DL (2003) Anthony Wright, QB (2000-01) Denver Broncos Darrell Austin, OG (1974) Robert Brooks, WR (2000) Cory Boyd, RB (2008) George Gause, DE (2005) André Goodman, DB (2009-11) Ronnie Lamb, B (1968) Kenny McKinley, WR (2009-10) Chris Norman, P (1984-87) Andrew Provence, DL (1988) Dan Reeves, Coach (1982-92) Darian Stewart, S (2015-17)

Detroit Lions Raynard Brown, WR (1987) Leonard Burton, C (1994-96) Leon Cunningham, C (1955) Kalimba Edwards, OLB (2002-07) Billy Gambrell, E (1968-69) Andre Goodman, DB (2002-05) Jamon Meredith, OT (2010) Langston Moore, DT (2006-08) Andre Offing, LB (2001) Cleveland Pinkney, DT (2006-08) Corey Robinson, OT (2015-17) Marcus Robinson, WR (2007) Ken Roskie, B (1948) Ko Simpson, DB (2009-10) Devin Taylor, DE (2013-16) Henry Taylor, DT (1998-2000) Green Bay Packers Robert Brooks, WR (1992-99) Jared Cook, TE (2016) Larry Craig, QB (1939-49) Zola Davis, WR (1999) Brad Edwards, DB (1997) Jeremiah Garrison, LB (2005) Tori Gurley, WR (2011) Kenny Harney, LB (2002) Ed Holler, LB (1963-64) Kerry Hood, WR (2003) Jamon Meredith, OT (2009, 2014) Ken Roskie, B (1948) Sterling Sharpe, WR (1988-94) Alexander Urban, E (1941, 1944-45) Houston Texans Fred Bennett, DB (2007-10) Matthew Campbell, OL (2002) Jadeveon Clowney, LB (2014-17) Bruce Ellington, WR (2017) Johnathan Joseph, CB (2011-17) Dunta Robinson, DB (2004-09) D.J. Swearinger, S (2013-14) Indianapolis Colts Justice Cunningham, TE (2013) Rusty Ganas, DT (1971) George Gause, DE (2006) Clifton Geathers, DE (2012) Alex Hawkins, B, E (1959-65, 1967) Eddie Miller, WR (1992-93) Jamon Meredith, OL (2014) Cleveland Pinkney, DT (2001) Kelcy Quarles, DT (2014-16) Weslye Saunders, TE (2012) Bill Troup, QB (1974-78) Johnnie Wright, RB (1981-82) Jacksonville Jaguars A.J. Cann, OG (2016-17) Terry Cousin, DB (2005-08) Kerry Hood, WR (2002) Jason Lawson, HB (1998) Jamar Nesbit, OL (2003) Ace Sanders, WR (2013-14) Troy Williamson, WR (2009-10) Kansas City Chiefs Patrick DiMarco, FB (2012) Ernest Dixon, OLB (1999) Lemuel Jeanpierre, OL (2010) Dunta Robinson, DB (2013) Max Runager, P (1989) Willie Scott, TE (1981-86) Shaun Smith, DT (2010, 2012) Ryan Succop, PK (2009-13) Rokevious Watkins, OL (2013)

N FL PIPE L I NE Los Angeles Chargers Sam DeLuca, OL (1960-63) Gerald Dixon, OLB (1998-2002) Mike Fair, QB (1968) Jeremiah Garrison, LB (2004) Rickey Hagood, DL (1984) Kevin House, DB (2002-04) Melvin Ingram, DE (2012-17) Byron Jerideau, DL (2013) John Kompara, T (1960) Andrew Pinnock, RB (2003-08) Don Rogers, C (1960-64) Clarence Williams, RB (1977-81) Los Angeles Rams Jared Cook, TE (2013-15) Pharoh Cooper, WR (2016-17) Justice Cunningham, TE (2014-15) Ernest Dye, OL (1997-98) Arthur “Dutch” Elston, QB (1942) Harold Green, RB (1996) Darian Stewart, DB (2010-13) Dylan Thompson, QB (2016) Rod Trafford, TE (2006) Rokevious Watkins, OL (2012) Miami Dolphins Brandon Bennett, RB (1997) Terry Cousin, DB (2001) Ray Green, DB (2001-02) Deandré Eiland, DB (2004-05) Arturo Freeman, S (2000-04) Clifton Geathers, DE (2010) André Goodman, DB (2006-08) Corey Jenkins, LB (2003-05) Selvesta Miller, LB (1998-2000) Teddy Salters, RB (2000) Stanley Pritchett, RB (1996-99) Henry Taylor, DL (2002) Hart Turner, TE (2004) Randy Wheeler, OL (1997-98) Minnesota Vikings Ryan Bethea, WR (1988) Corey Bridges, WR (1998) Jasper Brinkley, LB (2009-12, 2014) Bobby Bryant, DB (1968-81) Brad Edwards, DB (1988-89) Ira Hillary, WR (1990) Corey Miller, LB (1999-2000) Captain Munnerlyn, CB (2014-16) Willie Offord, S (2002-06) Sidney Rice, WR (2007-10) Marcus Robinson, WR (2004-06) Troy Williamson, WR (2005-08) New England Patriots Tommy Addison, CB (1960-67) Bill Currier, DB (1980) Arturo Freeman, DB (2005) Stephon Gilmore, CB (2017) Rick Sanford, DB (1979-84) Willie Scott, TE (1986-89) Calvin Stephens, OL (1991-93) Rod Trafford, TE (2002) New Orleans Saints Ernest Dixon, OLB (1994-97) Na’Shan Goddard, OL (2009-10) Jamar Nesbit, OL (2004-10) Melvin Paige, OL (2003-04) George Rogers, RB (1981-84) Chuck Slaughter, OL (1982) Shaun Smith, DL (2004)

New York Giants

San Francisco 49ers

Jerell Adams, TE (2017) Jasper Brinkley, LB (2015) Terry Cousin, DB (2004) Bill Currier, DB (1981-85) Na’Shan Goddard, OL (2006-08) Ray Green, DB (2003) Jamon Meredith, OT (2010) Corey Miller, LB (1991-98) Bill Milner, G (1950) Kelcy Quarles, DT (2014) Dan Reeves, Coach (1993-96) Anthony Wright, QB (2007) New York Jets John Abraham, DE (2000-05) Jerell Adams, TE (2016) Antonio Allen, DB (2012-16) Darrell Austin, OG, C (1975-78) Emanuel Cook, S (2010) Sam DeLuca, G, T (1964-66) Danny Dyches, C (1971) Na’Shan Goddard, OL (2006) Roy Hart, NG (1992) Lance Laury, LB (2010) Kevin Long, RB (1977-81) Brian Scott, WR (2002) Brandon Shell, OT (2017) Brandon Wilds, RB (2016) Oakland Raiders James Adkisson, TE (2004-08) Jared Cook, TE (2017) Kalimba Edwards, LB (2008) Keith Franklin, LB (1995) Rickey Hagood, DL (1985) Jabari Levey, OL (2006) Philadelphia Eagles Sheldon Brown, DB (2002-09) Clifton Geathers, DE (2013) Alshon Jeffery, WR (2017) Corey Peoples, DB (2005-06) Stanley Pritchett, RB (2000) Max Runager, P (1980-83) Rusty Russell, OT (1984-85) Weslye Saunders, TE (2011) Duce Staley, RB (1997-2003) Pittsburgh Steelers Steve Courson, OG (1977-83) Rashad Faison, DB (2003) Clifton Geathers, DE (2014-15) Ed Holler, LB (1964) Bryant Meeks, C (1947-48) Jamon Meredith, OT (2011) Weslye Saunders, TE (2011-12) Duce Staley, RB (2004-06) Homer Torrance, CB (1999) J.R. Wilburn, E (1966-70) Anthony Wright, QB (1999-2000)

Rory Anderson, TE (2015-16) Chris Culliver, CB (2011-14) Mike Davis, RB (2015-16) Bruce Ellington, WR (2014-16) Dutch Elston, DB (1946-48) Marcus Lattimore, RB (2013) Trey Pennington, TE (2000) Ken Roskie, B (1946) Max Runager, P (1984-88) Dave Sparks, G (1951) Bishop Strickland, B (1951) Dylan Thompson, QB (2015) Ben Washington, DB (1999) Seattle Seahawks Chris Corley, TE (1987) Mike Davis, RB (2017) Clifton Geathers, DE (2010) Na’Shan Goddard, OL (2008-09) Rickey Hagood, DL (1984) Shane Hall, OL (2003) Roy Hart, NG (1988-90) Kevin House, DB (2005) Lemuel Jeanpierre, OL (2011-15) Jarriel King, OT (2011) Lance Laury, LB (2006-09) Cleveland Pinkney, DT (2005) Sidney Rice, WR (2011-13) Travian Robertson, DT (2014) Rick Sanford, DB (1985) Tampa Bay Buccaneers Darrell Austin, OL (1979-80) Emanuel Cook, DB (2010) Steve Courson, OG (1984-85) Patrick Garth, DL (1997) Isaiah Johnson, S (2016-17) Jermale Kelly, WR (2002) Jamon Meredith, OT (2012-13) Andre Offing, LB (2005) Cleveland Pinkney, DL (2003) John Stamper, DL (2002) D.J. Swearinger, S (2015) Derek Watson, RB (2005) Rod Wilson, LB (2008-10) Tennessee Titans Jared Cook, TE (2009-12) Bill Currier, DB (1977-79) Jamon Meredith, OL (2014-15) Phil Petty, QB (2002) Shaun Smith, DT (2011) Ryan Succop, K (2014-17) Chaz Sutton, LB (2014) Lee Wiggins, DB (1998) Washington Redskins Jon Alston, OL (2005) Mathew Campbell, OL (2001-02) Chris Culliver, CB (2015) Brad Edwards, DB (1990-93) Clifton Geathers, DE (2014) Elzaphan “Zip” Hanna, G (1945) John Keenan, G (1944-45) James “Blackie” Kincaid, B (1954) Zion McKinney, FL (1980) Melvin Paige, OL (2002) Travian Robertson, DT (2014) George Rogers, RB (1985-87) Dave Sparks, G (1954) D.J. Swearinger, S (2017) Clarence Williams, RB (1982-83)

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A L L-TI ME LET T ERWINNERS –A– Abel, Trevor: 1925-26 Abraczinskas, Don: 1973-74 Abraham, John: 1996-97-98-99 Abrams, Chris: 1993-94-95-96 Adair, Bryant: 1929-30-31 Adam, Dave: 1959-60-61 Adams, Ed: 1955 Adams, Frank: 1990-91-92-93 Adams, Jerell: 2012-13-14-15 Adamski, Jacyn: 1973-74-75-76 Addison, Corey: 2010 Addison, Dennis: 1987 Addison, Joe: 1985-86-87-88 Addison, Tommy: 1955-56-57 Adkisson, James: 2000-01-02 Ages, Michael: 1999-2000-01-02 Ajiboye, Ladi: 2007-08-09-10 Alexander, Clay (Bud): 1933-34-35 Alexander, Corey: 2000-01 Alexander, Kale: 1946-47-48 Alexander, Phil: 1946-47-48 Alexander, Reggie: 1993-94-95-96 Alford, Chris: 1992-93-94 Allen, Antonio: 2009-10-11 Allen, Chuck: 1977-78-79-80 Allen, Gus: 1919-20 Allen, Gus: 1949-50 Allen, Neil: 1942-43, 1946-47 Allen-Williams, Bryson: 2014-15-16 Almond, Michael: 2016-17 Alston, Jonathan: 2001-02-03-04 Ambs, A.G.: 1923 Amick, Jamie: 1989 Amrein, Tom: 1972, 1974-75 Amsler, Buddy: 1950 Ancrum, Calhoun: 1902 Anderson, Erik: 1989-90-91-92 Anderson, Rory: 2011-12-13-14 Anderson, Garrett: 2006-07-08-09 Anderson, Sammy: 1961-62-63 Andrews, Jones: 1985-86-87 Andrews, Lee: 1971 Anthony, Rick: 1971-72-73 Antley, Gene: 1975 Applegate, Bill: 1939-40-41 Ard, Landon: 2013-14-15 Armstrong, Mike: 1987-88 Arnold, Brian: 2004 Arnold, Danny: 1985 Arrowsmith, Dewitt: 1938, ‘40-41 Ary, T.S.: 1943 Asbury, Ben: 2017 Ashton, Jack: 1957-58-59 Askins, Carson: 2005 Asmer, Michael: 1993 Atkins, Corey: 1996-97-98-99 Attaway, Tommy: 1940-41 Atwell, James (Droopy): 1946-47 Aubin, Jerry: 1981 Aubrey, W.B.: 1919 August, Jacob: 2015-16-17 Auguste, Akeem: 2008-09-10-12 Austin, Darrell: 1971-72-73 Austin, Mark: 1979-80-81-82 Auten, Frank: 1951

–B– Bacon, Emory: 1982-83-84 Baggott, Bob: 1943 Bailey, Anthony: 1983 Bailey, Don: 1968-69-70 Bailey, John: 1977-78, 1980 Bailey, Leroy: 1965-66 Bailey, Zack: 2015-16-17 Baker, Eric: 2008-09-11 Baker, Jacob: 2010 Baker, Marty: 1988-89-90-91 Baker, Red: 1933 Baker, Reggie: 1996 Balka, Dick: 1950-51-52 Ball, Phil: 1944-45 Bame, Scott: 1986

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Banag, Yvan: 2005-06-07-08 Bank, Chris: 1968-69-70 Banks, Korey, 2016 Barber, Charlie: 1974, 1976 Barfield, Woody: 1960-61-62 Bargiacchi, Fred: 1947 Barnes, Dabney: 1918 Barnes, Jason: 2008-09-10-11 Barnes, Jeff: 2001-02-03 Barnhardt, Chad: 1996 Barnhill, Bill: 1982-83-84 Barrett, Bob: 1955-56-57 Bartell, Henry: 1921-22-23 Baskin, Weems III: 1956-57-58 Bass, Ron: 1973-74, 1976-77 Batchelor, Heath: 2007-08 Bauer, Ernest: 1942-43 Baughn, James: 1943 Bauknight, Hank: 1933 Baxley, Blake: 2008-09-10 Baxley, Ed: 1979-80 Baxley, Mel: 1972-73 Beach, Jake: 1943 Beake, Chip: 1990-91 Beall, Carlye: 1928 Beall, Eddie: 1956-57-58 Beall, Julian: 1927-28-29 Beall, Ted: 1918 Beard, Jim: 1971-72-73 Beasley, Chan: 1971-72 Beasley, Luke: 1956 Beaver, Rhett: 1992 Beckham, Gordon: 1980-81-82 Beckwith, Paul: 1994-95-96-97 Bedenbaugh, Rivers: 2015 Beebe, Scott: 1996-97 Beecher, Tommy: 2007-08 Behrens, Bill: 1954-55 Belk, George: 1921 Bell, Corey: 1994 Bell, Hugh: 1952-53-54-55 Bell, Hugh Jr.: 1974, 1976 Bell, Ted: 1899-1900 Bell, Tim: 1999-2000 Bell, Tommy: 1970-71-72 Bell, Wayne: 1989 Belser, Irvine: 1909 Belser, Ritchie Hugh: 1907-08-09 Belton, Matrick: 2015-16 Bembery, Cedric: 1990-91-92 Benet, Christie: 1897-98 Bennett, Bralyn: 1990-91 Bennett, Brandon: 1991-92-93-94 Bennett, Buddy: 1958-59-60 Bennett, Clyde: 1951-52-53 Bennett, Fred: 2003-04-05-06 Bentley, Jake: 2016-17 Berkeley, Fred: 1981 Bernish, Steve: 1977-78-79 Berry, David: 1964-65-66 Berry, Jess: 1951-52 Berry, Todd: 1981-82 Bethea, Ryan: 1985-86-87 Bethune: 1910 Bethune, J.: 1937 Beverly, Benjamin: 1908-09 Bice, Tim: 1966-67-68 Biggs, J.T.: 1937, 1939 Bing, Keith: 1986-87-88-89 Bingham, Ray: 1984 Biondi, Lou: 1977-78-79 Bishop, Kyle: 2005 Bishop, Terry: 1981-82 Black, Greg: 1971-72 Blackburn, John: 1909 Blackman, Scott: 1975-76-77 Blackmon, Steve: 1973-74 Blackshear, Shameik: 2016-17 Blackwell, Patrick: 1988-89-90 Blackwell, Robert: 1900 Blasingame, Dominique: 1981-82-83 Blouin, Harvey: 1939-40-41 Blount, Gerard: 1930 Blount, Miles: 1929-30-31

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Boatwright, W.H.: 1923 Bobo, Don: 1975-76 Bodkin, Jake: 1958-59-60 Boineau, Ed (“Bru”): 1928-29-30 Bolton, Eddie: 1968 Bolton, Ray: 1986-88 Bond, Brett: 1977-78-79 Bonner, Courtney: 1993 Bostwick, Frank: 1929-30-31 Botkins, Henry A.: 1945 Boulware, J.H.: 1916 Boulware, M.B.: 1912-13 Bowen, Pat: 1979-80-81-82 Bowens, Reginald: 2009-11-12 Bowers, Joey: 2002-03-04 Bowman, Jim: 1958-59 Boyd, Andy: 2004-05-06-07 Boyd, Candler: 1967, 1969-70 Boyd, Cory: 2003-04-06-07 Boyd, Curtis: 1977 Boyd, W.M.: 1924-25-26 Boyle, John: 1977 Boyle, William: 1903 Boyte, Billy: 1969-70-71 Bradberry, Jason: 1992-93 Bradford, Jack (Brick): 1943-44, ‘46-47 Bradshaw, Bill: 1982-83-84 Bramlet, Osgood: 1935-36 Branch, Dany: 1988-89-90-91 Branson, Phil: 1964-65 Brant, Don: 1970 Brantley, Tom: 1931 Braswell, Charlie: 1944 Brazell, Carl: 1952-53-54-55 Breeden, John: 1963-64-65 Brembs, Dutch: 1944-45 Brent, K.J.: 2012-13-14 Bretz, A.: 1937 Brewer, Ryan: 1999-2000-01-02 Brice, T.H.: 1922-23 Bridges, Corey: 1993-94-95-96 Bridges, Mark: 1978, 1980 Brigham, William: 1929-30 Brinker, Jack: 1975 Brinkley, Casper: 2006-07 Brinkley, Jasper: 2006, 2008 Brockington, Heyward: 1917-18-19-20 Brodie, Quinn: 1994-95-96 Brooker, A.H.: 1898-99 Brooker, Daron: 1997-98 Brooker, N.W.: 1896 Brooks, Aubrey: 1992-93-94-95 Brooks, Joe: 1983-84-85 Brooks, Kevin: 1997-98 Brooks, Robert: 1988-89-90-91 Broome, Kaleb: 2012 Broussard, Arthur: 1978-79 Brown: 1909 Brown, Allen: 1932-33-34 Brown, Allen: 1968 Brown, Aubrey Jr.: 1935 Brown, Bobby: 1988-89-90-91 Brown, Chick: 1933 Brown, Eldridge (Buster): 1953 Brown, Eric: 1990-91-92-93 Brown, Freddie: 2006-07-08 Brown, George: 1917-18 Brown, Hardin: 1985-86-87-88 Brown, Jackie: 1970-71-72 Brown, J.J.: 1996 Brown, John: 1986 Brown, Josh: 2003-04-05 Brown, Mark: 1982 Brown, Moe: 2006-07-08-09 Brown, Ned: 1951-52-53 Brown, Raynard: 1983-84-85-86 Brown, Rick: 1970-71-72 Brown, Rodney: 1995 Brown, Ryan: 2005-06-07 Brown, Seaver: 2007 Brown, Sheldon: 1998-99-2000-01 Brown, W.: 1917 Brown, William: 2004-05-06-07 Browne, Scott: 1997-98-99-2000

Brownlee, Brian: 2001-02-03-04 Brune, Doug: 1992 Brunson, Mason: 1897 Brunson, Robert: 1951-52 Brunson, T.J.: 2016-17 Bryan, William: 2002 Bryant, Bobby: 1964-65-66 Bryant, Larenz: 2013-14-15-16 Bryson, Harry: 1948-49 Buckner, Don: 1967-68-69 Buie, Lewis: 1911 Bullard, Bill: 1955-56-57 Bunch, Bobby: 1955, 1957-58 Bunch, Randy: 1990-91 Bunch, Ron: 1967-68 Burger, Gary: 1979-80 Burgess, Jeremy: 2007 Burgess, Nat: 1940-41 Burke, S.F.: 1925-26 Burnham, Shane: 1994-95-96-97 Burns, Jarrett: 2009 Burns, John: 1936-37-38 Burton, Leonard: 1984-85 Bush, Jacob: 1996-97-99 Byers, Tony: 1955-56 Byrd, Damiere: 2011-12-13-14 Byrd, Sonny: 1944 Byrne, Billy: 2011

–C– Cain, Francis: 1909 Caldwell, Cecil: 1997-98-99-2000 Caldwell, Jody: 1996-97 Caldwell, Kevin: 2003 Caldwell, Maynard: 1993-94-96 Camp, Charlie: 1951-52-53 Campbell, Dale: 1988 Campbell, Hank: 1991-92-94-95 Campbell, Mathew: 1990-91-92-93 Campbell, Terrence: 2008, 2010-11 Camper, Blake: 2015-16-17 Candler, Stan: 1976 Cann, A.J.: 2011-12-13-14 Cantore, Phil: 1943 Capers, Jason: 2001-02-03-04 Carpenter, Al: 1973-74 Carpenter, Dana: 1971-72-73 Carpenter, Ray: 1982,1984-85-86 Carr, Bill: 1945 Carson, Shon: 2013-14-15 Carter, Berte: 1908-09 Carter, Casper: 1973, 1975-76-77 Carter, Daryl: 1991-92 Carter, Elmore (Bobo): 1940-41, ‘46 Carter, Freddie: 1993 Cartwright, George: 1907 Cash, Dave (Junior): 1971-72-73 Caskey, John: 1960-61-62 Caskey, Mike: 1952-53-54-55 Cates, Toby: 1991-92-93-94 Catoe, Marcus: 1986 Chaikin, Tommy: 1984-85-86-87 Chalmers, Fred: 1979, 1981-82 Chambliss, James: 1983 Chaney, Don: 1992 Chappelle, Chap: 1921-22 Charleston, Javon: 2016-17 Charlton, Joseph: 2017 Chastain, Randy: 1973-74-75 Chatman, Roy: 1961-62-63 Chavous, Andy: 1967,1969 Chisolm, Garrett: 2009-10 Chivers, DeWayne: 1980-81 Christian, Ahmad: 2012-13 Clancy, Danny: 1976-77-78 Clark, J.R. (Red): 1943 Clark, Kris: 2002-03-04-05 Clark, Spencer: 1977-78-79 Clarke, Babe: 1916-17 Clarke, Sumpter: 1915-16-17 Clarke, Warren: 1951-52-53 Clarkson, William: 1904-05-06-07 Clary, Buford: 1940-41 Clary, Earl: 1931-32-33

Clary, Ed: 1936-37-38 Clary, Wilburn: 1933-34-35 Clay, Rocky: 1991-92 Clemons, Todd: 1996 Cline, Mike: 1972-73 Clowney, Jadeveon: 2011-12-13 Coffee, Matt: 2010 Cogburn, Horace: 1904 Cogburn, W.S.: 1900 Cole, Bob: 1965-66-67 Cole, Gordon: 1959-60 Coleman, John: 1968 Coleman, Thomas: 2005-06 Coley, De’Adrian: 2004-05 Collie, Larmar: 1948-49-50 Collins, Bob: 1963-64-65 Colson, Keith: 1973-74, 1976 Coman, Herbert: 1940-41-42 Conway, Mike: 1988-89 Cook, Emanuel: 2006-07-08 Cook, Jared: 2006-07-08 Cooley, Scott:1990-91 Cooper, Cedrick: 2012-13-14-15 Cooper, J.F.: 1925-26, 1928 Cooper, Jimmy: 1950, 1952 Cooper, John: 1989 Cooper, Pharoh: 2013-14-15 Cooper, Robert: 1907 Cooper, W.A.: 1899 Corley, Chris: 1981-82-83-84 Cornett, Ben: 1976, 1978-79-80 Correll, Allen: 1930-31 Correll, Ernest: 1930-31 Costen, Jim: 1959-60-61 Couch, Henry: 1944-45 Couch, Jack: 1946-47-48 Courson, Steve: 1973-74-75-76 Cousin, Terry: 1993-94-95-96 Covington, Dick: 1953-54-55 Cox, Cary: 1943 Cox, Jason: 1998 Cox, O’Rondai: 1998 Cox, Steve: 1962-63,1965 Crabb, Greg: 1969-70-71 Crabb, Kyle: 1999-2000 Craft, Fred: 1933-34-35 Crafts, Everett: 1960-61-62 Craig, Larry: 1935-36-37-38 Craig, Tom: 1932-33-34 Craig, Wallace: 1938 Crawford: 1911 Crawford, George: 1941 Crawford, L.C.: 1898 Crawford, Ted: 2000-02-03 Crawford, W.P.: 1919 Cregar, Bill: 1972-73-74 Crews, John: 1937-38-39 Crockett, Matt: 2003 Crofoot, Ike: 2003-04-05-06 Croft, Edward: 1903 Croft, Theodore: 1907 Crosby, Henry: 1959-60-61 Crosby, Kevin “KC”: 2015-16-17 Crouch, J.E.: 1907 Crouch, James T.: 1916, 1920 Crowley, Harry: 1955 Crumpler, Rich: 1976 Culberton, Ryland: 2013-14 Culliver, Chris: 2007-08-09-10 Culp, Heyward: 1929-30 Cummings, James: 1992-93-94 Cunningham, Justice: 2009-10-11-12 Cunningham, Leon: 1951-52-53-54 Currier, Bill: 1974-75-76 Curtis, Ray: 1964 Curtis, Scott: 1976

–D– Daley, Dennis: 2017 Danielowski, Cas: 1981-82-83 Daniels, Ricky: 1984-85,1987 Dantonio, John: 1975-76-77-78 Dantonio, Mark: 1976-77-78 Dargan, Alex: 1907

A LL-T IM E LE T T E RW I NNE R S Darling, Dennis: 1963-64-65 David, Fred: 1977-78-79 Davies, Bo: 1969-70-71 Davis, Brandan: 2009-10 Davis, Bundy: 1902 Davis, Fitzgerald: 1983-84-85-86 Davis, Kenny: 2010 Davis, Mike: 2005-06-07-08 Davis, Mike: 2012-13-14 Davis, Randrecous: 2017 Davis, Robbie: 1971 Davis, Terrell: 2004-05 Davis, Todd: 1997 Davis, Zola: 1995-96-97-98 Dawkins, Chavis, 2016-17 Day, Dick: 1960-61-62 Deal, A.M.: 1899-1900 Deal, C.F.: 1901 Dean, Tyeler: 1999-2000-01-02 Dearth, Ralph: 1936-37-38 DeBoer, Rob: 1990-91-92-93 DeCamilla, Dave: 1968-69-70 DeFore, Joe: 1952-53 Delaney, Shannon: 1977 DeLoache, Harry: 1947-48-49 DeLuca, Sam: 1954-55-56 DeMasi, Dickie: 1989-90 Dendy, Thomas: 1982-83-84-85 Denson, Mon: 2017 DePasquale, Kerry: 1974-75-76 Derouen, Trey: 2016 Derrenbacker, Jim: 1935 Derrick, D.C. (“Casey”): 1928-29 Derrick, Jack: 1928-29-30 Derrick, Julius: 1955-56-57 Derriso, Ken: 1958-59-60 Desmond, Jim: 1983-84-85 DesPortes, U.G.: 1911 Destino, Frank: 1956-57 DeVaughn, Redding: 1929-30-31 Dew, Ed: 1946-47-48 Dexter, James: 1992-93-94-95 Dial, Dan: 1897 Diaz, Jordan: 2013-14 Dick, H.M.: 1911 Dickens, Bill: 1964-65-66 Dickerson, Josh: 2009-10 Dickinson, Sonny: 1963-64 Dietz, Emmett: 1951 Diggs, Jordan: 2013-14-15-16 Diggs, Shed: 1984-85-86-87 DiMarco, Patrick: 2007-08-09-10 Dingle, Mike: 1988-89-90 Dinkins, Vincent: 1991-92-93-94 DiVenere, Pete: 1962-63-64 Dixon, Ernest: 1990-91-92-93 Dixon, Gerald: 1990-91 Dixon, Gerald: 2013-14-15 Dixon, Gerald Jr.: 2012-13-14-15 Dixon, King: 1956-57-58 Dixon, Luther: 1992-93-94-95 Dobson, Alex: 1972 Dockery, Bob: 1947,1949 Dodgen, San: 1980 Donnings, Chavez: 2003 Dorflinger, Jack: 1936-37-38 Dorr, Jack: 1951 Dorsett, John: 1956, 1958 Dorsey, Steve: 1976-77-78-79 Doughty, Stanley: 2004-05-06 Dowdle, Rico: 2016-17 Dowling, Geddes: 1904 Doyle, Joe: 1978, 1980-81 Drawdy, Bobby: 1951-52-53 Dread, Jalen: 2015 Driggers, Chuck: 1992-93 Drost, Bob: 1959-60-61 Dubac, John: 1971-72 Duckett, Fred: 1950-51-52 Duke, Troy: 1989-90-91-92 Dukes, Arthur: 1923 Dukes, John: 1923 Dukes, Phillip: 2013-14-15 Duncan, Dale: 1972-73

Duncan, Hayden: 1974 Duncan, Javion: 2017 Duncan, Jimmy: 1957-58-59 Dunham, Earl: 1941-42, 1946 Dunlap, Jerry: 1983-84-85 DuPre, Billy: 1968-69-70 Durham, Burl: 1936 Durham, Earl (Big): 1936-37-38 Durrah, Mike: 1980-81-82 Dyches, Danny: 1968-69-70 Dyches, Tim: 1980-81-82 Dye, Ernest, 1991-92 Dye, Marty: 1988-89-90-91 Dyer, John: 1965

–E– Eades, Bud: 1945 Earley, Don: 1950-51-52 Eckerson, Hutch: 2006, 08-09-10 Edens, H.H. (Hap): 1928-29-30 Edmunds, Blake: 1922-23 Edwards, Brad: 1984-85-86-87 Edwards, Bryan: 2016-17 Edwards, Buck: 1921 Edwards, Kalimba: 1998-99-00-01 Edwards, Marion (Buddy): 1947-48 Edwards, Seth: 2005-06 Edwards, Van: 1937 Edwards, W.G.: 1911 Emmons, Keith: 1991 Efird, Dwight: 1973-74-75 Ehrich, Lou: 1902 Eiland, Deandre’: 2000-01-02-03 Ekimoff, Len: 1946-47-48-49 Elam, Brian: 1999-2000-01-02 Elder, Chaz: 2013-14-15-16 Ellington, Bruce: 2011-12-13 Elliott, Ricky: 1980-81 Ellis, Kenrick: 2007 Ellis, Phil: 1979-80-81-82 Ellis, Todd: 1986-87-88-89 Elston, Arthur (Dutch): 1939, 1941 English, Darius: 2013-14-15-16 Epps, Carl: 1902 Epps, H.V.: 1919 Epps, John: 1932-33 Ericsson, Rich: 1954-55-56 Erving, Ty: 2005-07 Erwin, Mac: 1944 Estes, Bill: 1947 Evans, Pete: 1933 Evans, Stacy: 1993-94 Evans, Tracy: 1982-83-84 Evans, W.B.: 1898 Evat, Spec: 1940-41 Ewing, John: 1963-64-65 Ewing, Kent: 1930-31

–F– Fagan, Dick: 1947-48-49 Fair, Mike: 1965-66-67 Faison, Rashad: 1999-2000-01-02 Faress, Al: 1943, 1946-47-48 Farina, Deron: 1985-86 Farmer, Bob: 1958-59-60 Farnam, Thomas Curry: 1936-37 Farr, Ed: 1930 Farr, J.S. Jr.: 1927 Farr, Quay: 1978-79 Farrell, Chandler: 2017 Farrell, Kenny: 1990-91-92 Farrell, Mike: 1972-73-74 Farris, George (Chesty): 1944-45 Favors, Kenny: 1991-92 Felder, William: 1901 Feltz, Jay: 1979 Fendley, William: 1902-03-04-05 Fennell, Daniel: 2016-17 Fennell, J. B.: 1935 Fennell, W. W.: 1924-25 Fenton, Rashad: 2015-16-17 Ferguson, Ricky: 1989-90 Fewell, Sam: 1958-59-60 Field, Ed: 1955

Files, Neville: 1970-71-72 Findley, Dean: 1960-61-62 Finklea, G. W.: 1911 Finney, Chuck: 1979-80-81-82 Fish, Patrick: 2013-14 Fitch, Francis Burt Jr.: 1927 Fleetwood, Mark: 1981-82-83 Fleming, Astor: 1931 Fleming, Ben: 1996-97-98-99 Fleming, Pat: 1999 Fletcher, Ladd: 1983, 1985 Flint, Michael: 2004-05 Flint, Stephen: 2008-09 Florio, Steve: 1995-96-97-99 Flowers, James: 1992-93-94-95 Floyd, Bill: 1954-55-56 Floyd, Norman: 1986-87 Ford, Dennis: 1970-71 Ford, Gavin: 2003 Ford, Morris: 1935 Ford, Travis: 2011-12 Fordham, Aldrick: 2009-10-11-12 Fortson, Nelson: 1931-32-33 Fosnacht, Rick: 1976 Foster, Boomer: 1991-92-93-94 Foster, C.A.: 1899 Foster, Cansen: 1896-97-98 Foster, Ralph: 1902-03 Fowble, Dean: 1931-32-33-34 Fowble, Dean Jr.: 1960 Fowler, Larry: 1977 Fralic, Mike: 1976-77 Franklin, Keith: 1991-92 Frantz, Dick: 1946-47-48 Frazier, Derrick: 1986-87-88 Frederick, Kurt: 1993-94 Freeman, Arturo: 1995-96-97-99 Freeman, Billy: 1969-70-71 Freeman, Bob: 1933 Freeman, Harry: 1930-31-32 Freeman, Larry: 2007-08 Freeman, R.L. (Bob): 1899-00, ‘02 Frick, Buddy: 1954-55-56 Frierson, Larry: 1977 Frisby, Tim: 2005 Fry, Elliott: 2013-14-15-16 Frye, C.J.: 1999-2000-01-02 Frye, Jay: 1983-84 Frye, Jerry: 1958-59-60 Fryer, Mark: 1986-87-88-89 Fuller, Bobby: 1990-91 Fuller, J.D.: 1979, 1981-82-83 Fulmer, Red: 1927-28 Fulton, Hewitt: 1922 Fusaro, Tony: 1967-68-69 Fusci, Dominic: 1942-43, 1946

–G– Gabryelski, Marcellus: 1965 Gadsden, Jake: 1980-81-82 Gaffney, Paul: 1935-36 Gaines, Corky: 1953, 1956-57-58 Gallman, Rory: 1996 Gallo, Lenny: 1977-78 Galloway, Benny: 1965-66, 1968 Gambrell, Billy: 1960-61-62 Ganas, Rusty: 1968-69-70 Garcia, Stephen: 2008-09-10 Gargano, Vince: 1949-50-51 Garner, Tom: 1981-82-83-84 Garnto, Ben: 1965-66-67 Garrett, Lance: 1975-76-77 Garrison, Jeremiah: 2000-01-02-03 Garth, Patrick: 1995-96 Gary, Nate: 1999-2000 Gaskin, Nelson: 1930 Gaston, W. H.: 1896 Gatling, Jimmy: 1983-84-85 Gause, Andrea: 2001-02-03-04 Gause, George: 2001-02-03-04 Gause, O’Neill: 1950 Geathers, Clifton: 2007-08-09 Geer, A. Eugene: 1914 Genoble, Richard: 1968

George, Robert: 1940-41 Gettel, Steve: 1978, 1980 Gibbes, J. Heyward: 1907 Gibson, Cody: 2011-12-13-14 Gibson, Gordon: 1967 Gibson, Robert: 1987-88-89, 1991 Gibson, Tommy: 1961-62-63 Gil, Kenny: 1981-82 Gilchrist, Qua: 2012 Giles, Bobby: 1945-46-47 Giles, Jarvis: 2009 Gill, Larry: 1962-63-64 Gillespie, Tim: 1978, 1980 Gilliam, Marcus: 1983 Gilliard, Bryant: 1982-83-84 Gilmore, Bill: 1930-31-32 Gilmore, Stephon: 2009-10-11 Giovanis, George: 1951 Girardeau, Ted: 1911-12-13-14 Girardeau, Ted: 1959 Gist, Garrison: 2015 Glass, Johnny: 1965 Gobble, Jimmy: 1965-66-67 Goddard, Na’Shan: 2002-03-04-05 Godfrey, Dwaine: 1960-61-62 Godwin, Curtis: 1988-89-90-91 Going, H.R.: 1915 Going, Otis: 1913-1415 Golightly, Sharrod: 2011-12-13-14 Gomes, Joe: 1958-59 Goodman, Andre: 1998-99-00-01 Goodman, Martin: 1919 Goodman, Mikal: 1999, 2002-03 Goodrich, Joel: 1960-61-62 Googer, Terry: 2015-16-17 Gordon, Danny: 2017 Gordon, John: 1958-59-60 Gosnell, Larry: 1953-54-55 Gowan, Charles: 1985-86-87-88 Graham, R.E.: 1928 Graham, Shaun: 2002 Gramling, John: 1951-52-53 Granger, Spec: 1950, 1953-54 Granoff, Irving: 1937-38-39 Grant, Bernard: 1976-77 Grant, Dave: 1966-67-68 Grantz, Jeff: 1973-74-75 Graves, Jerry: 1964 Gray, Gonzie: 2004 Graydon, Clinton: 1907-09-11 Green, Corey: 1997 Green, Deon: 2014 Green, Harold: 1986-87-88-89 Green, John: 1975-76-77 Green, Ray: 1996-97-98-99 Greene, Norman: 1991-92-93 Greene, Sherrod: 2017 Gregory, Derek: 1992-93-94-95 Gregory, Johnny: 1966-67-68 Gresham, Chaun: 2010 Gresham, Gregg: 1979 Gressette, Bob: 1928-29-30 Gressette, Tatum: 1920-21 Grey, Gonzie: 2003 Gribble, Steve: 1972-73 Griffin, Buddy: 1953 Griffin, Drufus: 1928 Griffin, Kelsey: 2013-14-15-16 Grooms, Matt: 2010 Grossman, Dobby: 1972 Grotheer, Bill: 1974 Grygo, Al: 1940-41 Grugan, Joe: 1939-40 Guarino, Ralph: 1926-27-28-29 Guerry, John: 2009 Gunnels, Bob: 1963-64-65 Gunn, Anton: 1994 Gunter, Guy: 1902-03-04 Gunter, Kim: 1976 Gunter, Robert Neal: 1923, 1925 Gurley, T.J.: 2012-13-14-15 Gurley, Tori: 2009-10 Guyton, Tony: 1983-84-85

–H– Habnicht: 1907 Hagan, Harold (Bo): 1946-47-48-49 Haggard, Mike: 1970-71-72 Hagler, Scott: 1983-84-85-86 Hagood, Kent: 1981,1983-84-85 Hagood, Lee: 1896-97-98 Hagood, Rickey: 1980-81-82-83 Hail, Chris: 2006-07-08 Hajek, Chuck: 1931 Hall, Deane: 1970-71 Hall, Jack: 1955-56 Hall; Marque: 2004-05-07-08 Hall, N.C.: 1926 Hall, Shane: 1999-2000-01-02 Halminski, Bob: 1975 Halsall, Walter (Mouse): 1942 Ham, Willis: 1999-2000 Hambrick, Darren: 1996-97 Hambrick, Troy: 1996-97-98 Hambright, Fred: 1931-32-33 Hamilton, Harry: 1932 Hammett, Lamar G.: 1958 Hammond, James: 1909 Hampton, Chris: 2004-05-06-07 Hampton, Frank: 1916 Hampton, Victor: 2011-12-13 Hamrick, Doug: 1968-69-70 Hamrick, Hal: 1989-90 Hanna, Mac: 1961,1963 Hanna, Zip: 1939 Hannah, Tom: 1959-60 Harbour, Randy: 1964-65-66 Harkleroad, Jon: 1996 Harman, Paul: 1965 Harmon, Terry: 1965 Harney, Kenny: 1998-99-2000-01 Harper, Garry: 1978-80 Harper, Steve: 1976 Harralson, Dan: 1944-45, 1948 Harrelson, Louis: 1951 Harris Jr., Al: 2014-15 Harris, Bob: 1965-66 Harris, Dick: 1969-70-71 Harris, Ike: 1987-88-89-90 Harris, J.B.: 1898 Harris, J.B.: 1915 Harris, Jermaine: 2003-04 Harris, Leon: 1989-90 Harris, Mason: 2012-13-14 Harris, Melvin: 1960 Harris, Terrell: 1992-93-94 Harrison, Claude (Red): 1947-48 Harrison, James (Skimp): 1942-43-44 Harrison, Jefferson: 1992 Harrison, John: 1992-93 Harrison, Travis: 1993 Hart, H.: 1911 Hart, Oliver: 1935 Hart, Roy: 1983-84, 1986-87 Hartel, Harold: 1937-38 Harvin, Will: 1947-48 Harwell, Randy: 1986-87-88 Haskell, C.T.: 1897-98 Haskell, F.H.: 1898 Hassen, Gary: 1977-78-79 Hastings, Andy: 1978-79 Hatcher, Doug: 1958-59-60 Hatkevitch, Joe: 1938-39-40 Hawkins, Alex: 1956-57-58 Hawkins, Brian: 1989-90 Hawkins, Ernest: 2015 Haynes, Albert: 1988-89-90-91 Haynes, Kenny: 1986-87-88-89 Haywood, Carlton: 1971 Heard, Carlton: 2014-15 Heffner, Antonio: 2005 Hellams, Tyler: 1968, 1970-71 Helmly, Hook: 1945 Helms, Cory: 2016-17 Hempley, Gus: 1939 Henderson, Hal: 1980-81 Henderson, Maurice: 1996-97

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A L L-TI ME LET T ERWINNERS Hendricks, Wes: 1987 Hendrickson, Vic: 1946 Hendrix, Kevin: 1985-86-87-88 Henry, Gay: 1993 Henry, Mario: 1990 Henson, Doug: 1946 Henson, J.B.: 1936, 1938-39 Henson, Lucius: 1938-39 Herbert, R. Beverly: 1897-98, 1900 Herdegen, Charles: 1944 Hering, Lance: 1988-89 Herman, Dave: 1997 Herring, Delvin: 1992-93-94-95 Hertwig, Ed: 1962-63-64 Heterick, Gene: 1950 Heyward, Dan: 1912-13-14 Heyward, N.B.: 1904-05 Hicks, N.B.: 1931 High, Curt: 1988-89 High, Tim: 1987-88-89 Hill, Carl: 1984-85-86 Hill, Curtis: 1983, 1985-86 Hill, D’von: 2004 Hill, Luke: 1911-12-13-14-15 Hill, Thomas: 1999-2000 Hill, Tommy: 1976 Hill, Willie: 1983, 1985 Hillary, Ira: 1981-82-83-84 Hills, Joe: 2008 Hinch, Josh: 2011 Hinson, Evan: 2017 Hinton, Patrick: 1987-88-89-90 Hipkins, Rick: 1969-70 Hodge, David: 1985, 1987-89 Hodge, Lynn: 1966, 1968-69 Hodge, Wilbur: 1964-65 Hodges, Ralph: 1943-44 Hodgin, Jay Lynn: 1972-73-74 Hoffman, Bruce: 1976 Hogan, Ben: 1990-91-92 Holcombe, J.R. (Buster): 1925-26-27 Hold, Mike: 1984-85 Holland, W.T.: 1923 Holler, Ed: 1960-61-62 Holloman, DeVonte: 2009-10-11-12 Holloman, Rudy: 1967-68-69 Holloman, T.J.: 2013-14-15-16 Holmes, Adam: 1998-99-01 Holmes, Homer: 1904 Hood, Kerry: 1995-1997-98-99 Hopkins, James Porcher: 1933-34 Horton, Tate: 1933-34-35 House, Kevin: 1998-99-2000-01 Howell, Roderick: 1991-92-93 Howell, W.R. (Pop): 1936-37-38 Hrubiec, Ed: 1993, 1995-96-97 Hudson, Ricky: 2002 Huffman, Ken: 1945 Huggins, Carl: 1960-61, 1963 Huggins, Lide: 1962-63-64 Hughes, Jerry: 1936, 1938 Hughes, J.G.: 1898 Hughey, Curran: 1929-30-31 Hull, Tyler: 2012-13-14 Humphreys, Sam: 1960-61-62 Hunnicut, Jim: 1943 Hunter, Ford: 1934 Hunter, Jimmy: 1959-60 Hunter, William: 1899 Hurley, Ricardo: 2002-03-04-05 Hursey, John: 1901 Hurst, Hayden: 2015-16-17 Huskey, Freeman: 1931-32-33-34 Hutcherson, Darion: 1998 Hutcherson, Sadarius: 2017 Hutchinson, Marco: 1997-98-99-00 Hyde, Tristram: 1905 Hyder, George: 1984-85

–I– Inabinet, Walker: 2010-11-12 Ingram, Melvin: 2007, 2009-10-11 Injaychock, Tom: 1977 Inman, Jerry: 1990-91-92-93

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–J– Jabbusch, Harry: 1948-49-50-51 Jackson, Antwan: 1991-92 Jackson, Jamacia: 2001-02-03-04 Jackson, Randy: 2002-03 Jackson, Ed: 1948 James, DeAndre: 1993-94 James, Jack: 1967 James, Jimmy: 1913 Janus, Bill: 1977-78 Jarrett, Jim: 1952-53-54-55 Jascewicz, Alexander: 1923-24-25 Jeanpierre, Lemuel: 2006-07-08-09 Jeffcoat, Derwin: 1992-93-94-95 Jeffery, Alshon: 2009-10-11 Jeffery, Damario: 2009-10-11-12 Jeffery, Shamier: 2013-14-15 Jeffords, W.R.: 1923, 1925 Jenkins, Corey: 2001-02 Jenkins, R.W.: 1933 Jennings, Charles: 1899-1900 Jerideau, Byron: 2010-11-12 Jerry, Bill: 1957-58-59 Jeter, Leroy: 1989-90-91-92 Jetton, Charlie: 1971 Johnson, A.W.: 1952 Johnson, Bob: 1935-36 Johnson, Brad: 2017 Johnson, Charlie: 1955-56-57 Johnson, David: 1985-86 Johnson, David: 2014-15 Johnson, Don: 1955-56-57 Johnson, Earl: 1982-83-84 Johnson, Isaiah: 2015 Johnson, Jim: 1962-63 Johnson, Joe: 1931-32-33 Johnson, Karey: 1980-81-82 Johnson, Kevin: 1998-99 Johnson, Larrell: 1998-99-2000-01 Johnson, Mike: 1964 Johnson, Roy: 1935-36 Johnson, Thad: 1984 Johnson, T.J.: 2009-10-11-12 Johnson, Torry: 1998 Johnson, W.W. (Hootie): 1950-51-52 Jones, Allen: 1905 Jones, Carroll: 1970-71 Jones, Cleon: 1993 Jones, Clyde (Tubby): 1955 Jones, Harold: 1959-60-61 Jones, Howard (Butch): 1971 Jones, Jack: 1943 Jones, John: 1960-61-62 Jones, Kevin: 1986-87-89 Jones, Michael: 1998 Jones, Nick: 2011-12-13-14 Jones, Philip: 1998-99-01 Jones, Ulric: 2016-17 Joseph, Johnathan: 2005 Jowers, Jeff: 1963, 1966 Joye, Walter: 1927-28 Joyner, Buster: 1927-28 Juk, Stan: 1964-65-66 June, Jerod: 2005-06

–K– Kahle, Bob (Moose): 1950-51 Kalmbach, Lyn: 1937 Kaney, Bob: 1976 Kanian, Leonard: 1939-40 Kater, Walt: 1980 Kavounis, Alex: 1949-50-51 Keels, George: 1926-27 Keely, Pete: 1943 Keenan, Jack: 1942 Keith, Dwight Jr.: 1956-57-58 Kelly, Fant: 1921-22 Kelly, Jermale: 1997-98-99-2000 Kelly, Sean: 2015-16 Kelly, Vincent: 1936

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Kendziorski, Jeff: 1977, 1979-80 Kennedy, Steven: 2003 Kerr, Dick: 1914-15-16 Kerr, Gayle: 1952 Kight, Duke, 1961 Kilgore, Benjamin: 1916 Kilgore, Curtis: 1985-86-87 Killen, Jay: 1990-91 Killen, Jimmy: 1965-66 Killoy, Bill: 1947-48-49-50 Kilzer, Paul: 1962 Kimrey, Erik: 2000-01-02 Kincaid, Billy: 1947 Kincaid, James (Blackie): 1949-50, ‘53 King, Bob: 1950, 1952-53 King, Heyward: 1957 King, JaMarcus: 2016-17 King, Jarriel: 2008-09-10 Kingrey, Bryan: 2006-07-08 Kinlaw, Caleb: 2017 Kinlaw, Javon: 2017 Kinney, George: 1943 Kirkland, Chris: 1985 Kirkpatrick, Mike: 1961 Kiss, Frank: 1936 Kittredge, Bill: 1976 Kline, Brad: 1973-74-75 Kneece, J.P. (Jake): 1944 Knight, J. Arthur: 1910-11 Knott, Alan: 2014-15-16-17 Kohout, Pat: 1969-70-71 Komoroski, Joe: 1964,1966-67 Kompara, John: 1956-57-58 Koop, Ryan: 1996-97-98 Kopec, Gene: 1951-52-53-54 Kopian, Steve: 1958-59 Korn, Bob: 1950,1952-53 Krivonak, Joe: 1939-40-41 Kroto, Leo: 1938,1940 Kuldell, Curly: 1944 Kuritz, Russ: 1970 Krokos, Paul: 1974, 1976

–L– Laggis, David: 2004-05-06 Lamb, Ronnie: 1963-64-65 Lambert, Orus: 2003-04-05 Lamin, Abu: 2014-15-16 Lammons, Chris: 2014-15-16-17 Land, Jake: 1947-48 Landry, Mike: 1990-91-92-93 Lane, Bill: 1976-77-78-79 Lane, Pete: 1945-46-47 Langston, Felix: 1912-13-14 Lanning, Spencer: 2008-09-10 Lasse, Bill: 1984 Latimer, James: 1986-88-89 LaTorre, John (Lip): 1950-51-52 Lattimore, Marcus: 2010-11-12 Laury, Lance: 2002-03-04-05 Laval, W. L. Jr.: 1929-30-31 Lavoie, Phil: 1957-58-59 Lawhorne, Ernie: 1943, 1946-47 Lawrence, Marcus: 2003-04 Laws, Henry: 1973-74-75 Lawson, Jason: 1994-95-96-97 Leardo, Pat: 1929-30 Leavitt, Courtney: 1996-97-98-99 LeCorn, Dion: 2007-08-09-10 Lee, Augustus W.: 1902-03-04 Lee, Dozier: 1905-06 Lee, Gus: 1902-03 Lee, Marion: 1951-52 Lee, Stevie: 1978 Lee, Travis: 2004-05 Legat, Dan: 1963-64-65 LeGrande, Glenn: 1982 Legree, Jimmy: 2010-11-12-13 LeHeup, Andy: 1973-74 LeHeup, John: 1970-71-72 Leitner, John: 1940-41-42 Lemon, Jermaine: 2001-02 Leopard, Eddie: 1977, 1980 Leslie, Tommy: 1972

Lester, Ken: 1960-61-62 Levandusky, Jim: 1998-99 Leventis, Andy: 1972-73 Levey, Jabari: 2003-04-05 Lewis, Alex: 1913 Lewis, Crosby: 1953-54-55 Lewis, Harold: 1953-54-55 Lewis, Joey: 1986 Lewis, Kaiwan: 2012-13-14 Lewis, Marquavius: 2015-16 Lewis, Quinton: 1982-83-84 Lewis, Travis: 2000 Lightsey, H. M.: 1919-20-21-22 Lillard, J.E.: 1923, 1925 Linder, Jon: 1963-64-65 Lindsey, Dustin: 2004-05-08 Lindsey, Gene: 1965 Lindsey, J.E.: 1943 Lindsey, Jordin: 2004-05-06-08 Little, Derrick: 1985-86-87-88 Little, Dick: 1937-38 Logan, Philip: 1974-75-76-77 Logan, Reggie: 1960 Loggins, Mark: 1980 Lomas, Richard: 1960-61-62 Lonchar, Tommy: 1937 Long, Bobby: 1958 Long, J.C.: 1923-24-25 Long, Julian: 1942-43 Long, Kevin: 1974-75-76 Long, Leonard: 1937-38-39 Louchiey, Corey: 1992-93 Love, Byron: 1985-86 Love, Mark: 1996-97 Lovell, Harry: 1951-52-53-54 Lowrey, Lance: 2002-03 Lowry, Billy: 1939-40 Lucas, Dave: 1967-68-69 Lumpkin, Hope: 1903 Lyons, Jack: 1935-36-37 Lytle, Frederick: 1940

–M– Mace, James: 1910-11 Mackie, Collin: 1987-88-89-90 Mackovik, George: 1937 Maddox, Brian: 2007-08-09-10 Maddox, Michael: 1996-97 Magill, Tom: 1927 Maginn, (Maggie): 1945 Magourik, Kevin: 2000 Major, Chris: 1983-84-85-86 Mann, J.H.: 1899 Manzari, Russ: 1974-75-76 Marcus, Kadetrix: 2012-13-14 Marino, Bobby: 1973-74-75 Marion, W.F.: 1919-20 Marion William: 1905 Markett, Lamar (Marty): 2010-11 Markle Eric: 1987-88 Markway, Kyle: 2015 Marshall, Donald: 1998 Marsters, Matt: 1996-97-98-99 Martin, Frank: 1936 Martin, George: 1952-53-54 Martin, Jim: 1963 Martin, Jonathan: 2000-01-02 Martin, Paul: 1982 Massey, Ben: 1946 Matheny, R.P. (Bull): 1928 Matthews, Cliff: 2007-08-09-10 Matthews, Monty: 1971, 1973 Matthews, Trevon: 1996-97-98-99 Matulis, Mike: 2011-12, 2015 Mauney, Harold: 1932-33-34-35 Mauro, Bob: 1967-68 Mayfield, Buddy: 1957-58 Mays, Shah: 1997-98 McBeth, Marcus: 1999 McBride, Bobby: 1960 McCabe, Mike: 1973-74-75 McCallum, C.J.: 1898-99,1901 McCarthy, George: 1969 McCathern, Jack: 1962-63-64

McClain, Carroll: 1955, 1957 McClain, Johnny: 1955 McCollum, Marcus: 1999 McConnell, Vic: 1986-87-88 McCord, Toy: 1966-67 McCormack, Brendan: 1984-85-86-87 McCrady, Shack: 1933 McCullough, Charles: 1940-41 McCutchen, Thomas: 1900-01-02 McCutcheon, Kevin: 1982 McDaniel, Donnie: 1980-81 McDonald, George: 1943-44-45 McDonald, Keith: 1988-89-90 McDougall, Allie: 1932-33-34 McDowell, Eric: 1991 McFadden, Sam: 1935 McGee, A.H. (Buddy): 1921-22-23 McGhee, John: 1902 McGovern, Jim: 1959-60 McGowen, W. B.: 1911-12 McGrath, Alex: 2006 McGregor, Joe: 1975-76-77 McGriff, Nick: 2015 McGuire, Justin: 2002 McIlwain, Brandon: 2016 McIntee, Willie: 1983-84-85-86 McIntosh, Jim: 1897-98 McKay, Aubrey: 2006 McKay, Douglas: 1903 McKee, A.H.: 1923 McKernan, Matt: 1985-86-87-88 McKie, James: 1980 McKinley, Kenny: 2005-06-07-08 McKinney, Zion: 1976-77-78-79 McKissick, C.L.: 1910 McKnight, Byron: 2008-09-10-11 McLaughlin, Chann: 1988 McLauren, Gary: 1972-73-74 McLaurin, C.H.: 1894-95-96 McLaurin, Connor: 2012-13-14 McLaurin, Roy: 1957 McLendon, Lockhart: 1950-51 McLeod, Yancy: 1933 McManus, Henry: 1931-32-33 McMillan, John: 1920-21-22-23 McMillan, Mack: 1914-15-16 McMillan Van: 1972 McMillan William: 1940, 1942-43 McMillen, John: 1938 McNair, P.R.: 1910-11 McTeer, G.M.: 1913 McWhirter, E.F.: 1899 McWilliams, Rico: 2013-14-15 Meadow, Dave: 1966 Means, Monty: 1993-94-95 Medlin, Wally: 1967-68 Meeks, Bryant (Junior): 1945-46 Meers, Dave: 1931-32 Melton, W.H.: 1898 Merck, Hugh: 1950, 1953, 1955 Merck, Jimmy: 1956-57-58 Meredith, Jamon: 2005-06-07-08 Metts, A.W.: 1910-11 Meyer, F.O.: 1923 Meyer, Frankie: 1921-22-23 Middlebrook, Tommy: 1971 Middlebrooks, Harold: 1940-41-42 Miles, Don: 1959-60 Miles, Kenny: 2009-10-11-12 Miller, Corey: 1988-89-90 Miller, Danny: 1983-84 Miller, Eddie: 1988-89-90-91 Miller, Othel: 1897-98 Miller, Selvesta: 1995-96-97 Milner Bill: 1941-42 Mills, James H.: 1899 Mills, J.D.: 1909-11 Mills, J.L.: 1925-26 Mills, John: 1911-12-13 Mimms, Chuck: 1970-71 Mims, Dru: 1984-85 Mincevich, Frank: 1952-53-54 Minton, Skip: 1982-83-84 Minus, R.W.: 1898

A LL-T IM E LE T T E RW I NNE R S Mitchell, Blake: 2004 Miranda, Bob: 1970 Mitchell, Allen: 1983-84-85 Mitchell, Blake: 2004-05-06-07 Mitchell, Jack: 1949 Mitchell, Jim: 1969-70-71 Mitchell, Lawrence: 1992 Mitchell, Wright: 1990-91 Mixon, Steve: 1996-97-98-99 Mobley, Marion: 1909 Monaco, Ron: 1984-85 Monroe, Rachiem: 2000 Montac, Steven: 2016-17 Moody, Chris: 2013-14-15-16 Mooney, Kevin: 1970 Moore, D.L.: 2009-10-11-12 Moore, J.H. (Dummy): 1917-18 Moore, Jack: 1929-30 Moore, Langston: 1999-00-01-02 Moore, Paul: 1903-04-05 Moore, Skai: 2013-14-15, 2017 Moore, Spratt: 1918 Moree, Bobby: 1955 Morehead, Arthur (Buddy): 1931-32-33 Morgan, Scott: 2003-04-05-06 Moritz, Scott: 1994-95-96-97 Morrell, Buddy: 1952 Morrell, John: 1986-87 Morris, Bob: 1967-68 Morris, Bob: 1971 Morris, Glenn: 1971 Morris, Jack: 1959-60-61 Morris, Otis: 1982, 1984-85-86 Mortimer, Jim: 1944-45 Morton, Reed: 1993-94-95-96 Moss, Jim: 1960-61-62 Mote, Kelly: 1942 Mott, Garry: 1973-74-75 Moye, Richie: 1969-70-71 Muhammad, Taqiy: 2002-03-04 Muir, Warren: 1967-68-69 Muldrow, Eddie: 1972-73-74 Mullis, Jeff: 2003 Mullis, Norris: 1951-52 Mulvihill, Jim: 1965-66-67 Munn, John, 1932-33 Munnerlyn, Captain: 2006-07-08 Murdaugh, Alex: 1923 Murdaugh, Randolph: 1907-09 Murdaugh, Randolph: 1935 Murray, Hazel: 1935-36-37 Myers, Glen: 1936-37-38 Myers, Woody: 1985-86-87

–N– Nash, Jimmy: 1969-70-71 Neal, D.J.: 2015 Nealy, Ron: 1992-93-94-95 Neely, Jimbo: 1976 Neeley, William: 1942 Neil, W.A.: 1900 Nelson, Andy: 1973-74-75 Nelson, Billy: 1964-65-66 Nemeth, Brian: 1975 Nemeth, Jim: 1959-60 Nesbit, Jamar: 1995-96-97-98 Nesmith, Antione: 1998-99-00-01 New, Scott: 1992 Newman, Wilbur: 1949-50 Newton, Mike: 2007-08 Newton, Syvelle: 2003-04-05-06 Nichols, Brett: 2006 Nicholson, W.H.: 1902 Nicklow, Darrel: 1994-95 Nidiffer, David (Buddy): 1955-56-57 Nies, Billy: 1962-63 Nivens, Heath: 2000 Nixon, Keisean: 2017 Norman, Chris: 1980-81-82-83 Norman, Dave: 1996 Norman, Donovan: 1998 Norman, Doyle: 1941,1946 Norman, Mike: 1988 Norton, Ken: 1959

Norton, Kirt: 1938-39-40 Norwood, Eric: 2006-07-08-09 Nott, T.E.: 1911 Novak, Steve: 1940-41, 1946 Nowak, Stan: 1939-40 Nuñez, Lorenzo: 2015 Nunn, Kyle: 2008-09-10-11

–O– O’Connor, Tom: 1984-85 O’Dell, Firpo: 1932 Odomirok, Paul: 1975 Offing, Andre: 1997-98-99-2000 Offord, Willie: 1998-99-2000-01 Oglesby, Marvin: 1987 Oglesby, R.C.: 1911 O’Hagan, Larry: 1976 O’Harra, Bobby: 1942,1946-47 Oliver, Gene: 1900-01-02-03 Oliver, Len: 1979 Ollic, Walter: 1954-55 Orkis, Bob: 1976-77-78 Orrel, Wally: 1966-67-68 Orth, Perry: 2015-16 Osborne, Rut L.: 1915,1917 Overstreet, Anthony: 1998-99-2000 Overstreet, Charlie: 1961 Owens, Calvin: 1994-95-96-97 Owens, Drew: 2013 Owens, Edgar E. (Mgr.): 1956-57 Ozburn, John (Red): 1946-47-48

–P– Padgett, Benny: 1968-69-70 Paige, Melvin: 1998-99-2000-01 Park, D.J.: 2014-15-16-17 Parker, Bill: 1968-69-70 Parker, Daren: 1987,1989-90-91 Parler, J.D.: 1922-23 Parlor, Anthony: 1988 Parrish, Britt: 1976-77-78 Parrish, R.L.: 1899 Parrott, V. A.: 1907 Parson, Ron: 1972 Patrone, Joe: 1939-40 Patrone, Tony: 1944 Pasky, Ed: 1947-48-49-50 Passailaigue, Edward: 1911-12 Patrick, Neal: 1959 Patrick, Ronald: 2011-12-13 Paul, A.M.: 1911 Paulk, Darius: 2015-16 Paulk, Rodney: 2006-07, 2010-11 Pavlovic, Robert: 2005-06-07 Payne, Johnny: 1972 Payne, Ricky: 1974-75, 1977 Peacock, Gleen: 1984-85 Pellage, Christian: 2015 Pender, Bru: 1990-91-92-93 Penn, Victor: 1997 Pennington, Trey: 1996-97-98-99 Penny, Asim: 1991-92 Penny, Tony: 1977-78 Peoples, Corey: 2003-04 Pepe, Jim: 1986-87 Pepper, Nathan: 2005-06, 2008-09 Pepper, Tony: 1972-73-74 Perkins, Andrew: 1916 Perkins, Less: 1911 Perlotte, Robert: 197879-80-81 Perrin, L.W.: 1907 Perry, Gerald: 1984 Perry, Mac: 1965 Person, Fran: 2004-05 Peters, Jamie: 2004 Pettiford, Jahmal: 1990-91-92-93 Petty, Phil: 1998-99-2000-01 Phares, Kirk: 1957-58-59 Phiel, Dick: 1950 Phillips, Ashley: 1948-49-50 Phillips, Grahl: 1973-74 Phillips, Paul: 1964-65-66 Philpot, Greg: 1983-85-86-87 Pickett, Bayard: 1948-49-50

Pierce, Hyrum: 1966-67 Pietrzak, Jim: 1998 Pilcher, Tommy: 1960-61-62 Pinkerton, Jim: 1947-48-49-50 Pinkins, Dondrial: 2002-03-04 Pinkney, Cleveland: 1999-2000 Pinnock, Andrew: 1999-00-01-02 Pitchko, David: 1989-90-91 Pitt, Jack: 1958-59-60 Pitts, Ed: 1957-58-59 Platt, Carl: 1987-88-89 Poinsett, David: 1984-85-86-87 Pollard, Kiel: 2016-17 Pomar, Jason: 1996 Ponder, Aaron: 1994 Poole, Eric: 1982-83-84-85 Poole, Jimmy: 1965-66-67 Pope, David: 1961-62-63 Pope, Jimmy: 1968-69 Porter, Jerry: 1911-12-13-14 Poston, Jimmy: 1968-69-70 Prater, Gary: 1985 Prehodka, Joe: 1961-62-63 Prezioso, Chuck: 1949-50-51 Prezioso, David: 1975-76-77 Price, Jamie: 1999-2000 Price, Rodney: 1986-87-88-89 Price, W.R. (Monkey): 1925-26-27 Prickett, Dalton: 1981 Prickett, Mackie: 1954-55-56 Pringle, Wes: 1988 Pritchard, Thomas: 1994-95 Pritchett, Stanley: 1992-93-94-95 Privette, Jimmy: 1971-72-73 Prochak, Nick: 2007 Proctor, Phillip: 1980-81 Proctor, Rubin: 1980 Provence, Andrew: 1980-81-82 Provence, Jerome: 1974-75-76-77 Pruitt, Bobby: 1953

–Q– Quarles, Buddy: 1984-85, 1987 Quarles, Kelcy: 2011-12-13 Quinn, Dennis: 1999-2000-01-02

–R– Rabune, Rick: 1983-84 Rabune, Ron: 1985-86-87-88 Raby, Nolan: 1931-32 Rader, M. Kirby: 1948-49-50 Ragans, Jonathan: 1999 Ragin, Mike: 1964-65-66 Rainey, Kelvin: 2013 Rambo, Tony: 1981 Ramsey, Skip: 1978 Randle, Cat: 1918 Rank, Taylor: 2006-07-08 Rathe, Mike: 2004 Rawl, A.F.: 1909-10 Rawl, Jacob: 1911 Raysor, Matt: 2005 Reaves, Joe: 1988-89-90-91 Reaves, Joel: 2006-07 Reddick, Mike: 1992-93-94-95 Reed, Aubry: 1955 Reed, Richard: 1903 Reese, Kenneth: 1977 Reeves, Dan: 1962-63-64 Reeves, J.B.: 1907 Reeves, Percy: 1979, 1981 Reeves, Roy Don (Butch): 1965, ‘67-68 Regalis, Joe: 1969-70-71 Reid, Konata: 1991-92-93 Renfrow, Billy: 1950-51 Reuhr, Fred: 1900 Reynolds, James: 1938 Reynolds, Robby: 1971-72-73 Reynolds, Tommy: 1933 Rhame, Crip: 1929 Rhame, H.B.: 1922-23 Rhame, Lee: 1960 Rhino, Tim: 1979, 1981 Rhodes, Sidney: 2012-13-14

Rhodes, Tommy: 1971 Rice, Billy Ray: 1969-70-71 Rice, Curtis: 2004-05-06 Rice, Glen: 1940, 1942 Rice, Sidney: 2005-06 Richards, James P.: 1920 Richardson, Quintin: 2008-09 Richardson, Reggie: 1993-94, 1996 Rietkovich, Ty: 1982-83 Riggs, Buddy: 1944-45 Rivens, Antoine: 1989-90-91-92 Rivera, Lennie: 1984 Rivers, Billy: 1954-55-56 Rivers, Kevin: 1998-99, 2001 Robbins, Andy: 1986 Robbins, Bob: 1931-32-33 Robbins, Roddy: 1951-52 Robelot, Paul: 1935-36 Roberts, Marcquis: 2013-14 Robertson, Arthur N.B.: 1935 Robertson, Travian: 2007-08, ‘10-11 Robinson, Corey: 2012-13-14 Robinson, Dave: 1920 Robinson, Dunta: 2001-02-03 Robinson, Gene: 1935, 1937-38 Robinson, Kenneth: 1982-83, ‘85-86 Robinson, Marcus: 1993-94, 1996 Robinson, Ric: 1993-94 Robinson, Robert: 1985-86-87-88 Robinson, Stacy: 1989-90-92 Robinson, Thez: 2002 Rochester, Errol: 1996-97-98 Roe, Bob: 1971-72-73 Rogers, Bill: 1924-25-26 Rogers, Bobby: 1950 Rogers, Don: 1956-57-58 Rogers, E. Power: 1926 Rogers, George: 1977-78-79-80 Rogers, Jim: 1957 Rogers, Jim: 1963-64-65 Rogers, Lawton: 1956-57-58 Rogers, W.M. (Power): 1925-26-27 Roland, Shaq: 2012-13-14 Rose, Donnie: 1966 Rosen, Marty: 1962-63-64 Rosenkrans, Kevin: 1991-92 Roskie, Ken: 1940-41-42 Ross, Ken: 1968 Rossomano, Jimmy: 1924-25 Rowe, Thad: 1971-72-73 Rowland, John: 1934 Rucker, Larry: 1961-62-63 Ruehr, Fred: 1900 Rumph, Chris: 1991-92-93-94 Runager, Max: 1974,1976-77-78 Rush, George: 1988-89-90 Rushing, Lyn: 1971 Russell, Rusty: 1981-82 Rutledge, Bill: 1946, 1949 Ryan, Gary: 1983 Rytienburg, Charles: 1901

–S– Sadler, Shaun: 1984 Saint-Preux, Freddy: 2003-04-05 Saldi, Jay: 1973, 1975 Salley, John: 1902 Sally, Ken: 1985-86-87 Salters, Teddy: 1998-99 Sams, Willie: 2000 Samuel, Deebo: 2015-16-17 Sanders, Ace: 2010-11-12 Sanders, Cadarious: 2011 Sanders, E.D.: 1923 Sanderson, Watts: 1999-2001-02 Sanford, Rick: 1975-76-77-78 Sapp, Marvin: 2005-06-07-08 Sarrocco, Bill: 1979 Sasser, Jasper: 2014-15-16 Satterfield, Steve: 1957-58-59 Saunders, John: 1957-58-59 Saunders, Weslye: 2007-08-09 Sawyer, Dante: 2015-16-17 Saye, J.H.: 1915

Saylor, Kevin: 2002 Saylor, Marc: 1992 Scarnecchia, Michael: 2017 Schechterly, George: 1978,1980 Scheutzner, Jack: 1949 Schmidt, Ira: 1945 Schwarting, Gene: 1966-67-68 Schwartz, Bob: 1953-54 Schweitzer, Brandon: 2003 Scott, Brian: 1998-99-2000-01 Scott, James: 2003-04 Scott, Jamie: 2000 Scott, Mitchell: 1947-48 Scott, Natron: 2003 Scott, Willie: 1977-78-79-80 Scribner-Howard, Joey: 2011 Scruby, Frank: 1945 Scruggs, Lamar: 2010 Seaborn, Colie: 1916-17 Searingen: 1898-99 Sears, Len: 1963-64-65 Seawright, James: 1981-82-83-84 Sehulster, Don: 1954 Seideman, S.S. (Si): 1924-25-26 Senter, Doug: 1963-64-65 Shackleford, Vandaral: 2006 Shand, Monroe: 1899 Shand, W.M.: 1928-29-30-31 Sharpe, Sterling: 1983, 1985-86-87 Sharpton, B.T.: 1909 Shaw, Connor: 2010-11-12-13 Shaw, Jared: 2012 Shaw, Joe: 1943 Shea, Walt: 1950-51-52 Shealy, Bobby: 1954 Shealy, John: 1976 Shell, Brandon: 2012-13-14-15 Shelton, Kardell: 1996 Sherman, Bryce: 2009-10 Shiflet, Harvey: 1958-59-60 Shifiet, Wayne: 1958-59 Shinn, Dick: 1931-33 Shinn, Joe: 1931-32-33 Shively, David: 1984 Shivers, Paul: 1985-86-87-88 Shope, Greg: 1976 Shropshire, Darrell: 2003-04 Shue, Zeb: 1973-74-75 Shugart, Bubba: 1974-75-76 Sides, Kevin: 1998-99 Sielaff, John: 1992 Silas, Charles: 2004-05 Silas, Joe: 1952-53-54 Simmons, Tommy: 1969-70-71 Simmons, T.R.: 1923 Simpkins, J.E.: 1909 Simpson, Bill: 1937 Simpson, Ko: 2004-05 Simpson, Marty: 1991-92-93-94 Simpson, Trent: 1988-89-90 Simpson, Vincent: 1993 Simrill, Frank: 1916 Sims, Lana: 1916 Sinclair, Fred: 1977-78-79 Sinclair, Gerrod: 2006-07-08-09 Singleton, Steven: 2010 Singleton, Tim: 1976-77-78-79 Sistare, Byron: 1969-70 Sizemore, W.C.: 1920-21, 1923 Skelton, W.A.: 1950-51-52 Skinner, Benny: 1949-50 Skinner, Roy: 1947-48-49-50 Skinner, Rube: 1919 Skipper, Harry: 1979-80-81-82 Slaughter, Chuck: 1978-79-80-81 Slay, Darel: 2002-03 Sligh, C.E.: 1909 Sligh, Thomas: 1905 Sligh, Waldeck: 1911-12-13 Smalls, Demetrius: 2017 Smelley, Chris: 2007-08 Smith, Anthony: 1983-84-85-86 Smith, Bamey: 1928 Smith, Bumey: 1919

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A L L-TI ME LET T ERWINNERS Smith, Danny: 1984-85-86-87 Smith: DeAngelo: 2011-12 Smith: D.J.: 2014-15-16-17 Smith, E.Z.: 1973-74-75 Smith, Ed: 1918-19-20 Smith, Elliot: 1994-95 Smith, George: 1982 Smith, Horace: 1978-79-80-81 Smith, Jamari: 2013, 2015-16 Smith, Joe: 1975 Smith, Jule: 1964-65 Smith, Kobe: 2016-17 Smith, Kwinton: 2013 Smith, Larry: 1949-50-51 Smith, OrTre: 2017 Smith, Quin: 2009-10-11-12 Smith, Robert: 1993, 1995 Smith, Ronnie: 1992-93-94-95 Smith, Shaun: 2001 Smith, Shi: 2017 Smith, Sydney: 1902 Smoake, Tommy: 1980 Snead, Cedrick: 2009-10 Snell, Fred: 1939 Snider, Robert: 1937 Snipes, W.E.: 1921-22-23 Snoddy, Fred: 1942 Snyder, Tom: 1959-60 Sohm, Howard: 1959-60 Soles, Jerry: 1963-64, 1966 Somma, Don: 1965-66-67 Sorensen, Justin: 2006-07-08 Sossamon, Lou: 1940-41-42 South, Dan: 1958 South, Harry: 1981-82-83-84 Sowell, Dave: 1959-60-61 Sparks, Dave: 1948-49-50 Spearman, Andrey: 1996-97-98 Spears, Stan: 1957-58 Spikes, Carlos: 1998-99-2000-01 Spinks, Randy: 1973 Sport, Will: 2012-13-14-15 Spurrier, Scott: 2008-09 Stackhouse, Isaac: 2003 Stadnik, Brock: 2013-14-15 Stadnik, Clayton: 2013-14-15 Stafford, Lanard: 2005-06-07 Staley, Damani: 2017 Staley, Duce: 1995-96 Staley, Frank: 1959-60-61 Stallworth, Taylor: 2014-15-16-17 Stamper, John: 1998-99-2000-01 Stanley, Donell: 2105, 2017 Stasica, Stan: 1941 Stephens, Billy: 1949-50-51 Stephens, Calvin: 1987-88-89-90 Stephens, David: 1992 Stephens, Paul: 1949-50-51 Stephens, Stevie: 1975-76 Sterling, Aaron: 2017 Sterling, Shawn: 1992 Stevens, Al: 1978-79 Stevenson, Scott: 1983 Stevenson, Tom: 1942-43 Steward, Charles: 1989-90 Stewart, Darian: 2006-07-08-09 Stewart, Don: 1974, 1976-77 Stewart, Harry: l949-50-51 Stillwell, Ed: 1935, 1937 Stillwell, Robert: 1935, 1937 Stirline, Mike: 1971 Stoddard, Bob: 1927-28 Stoddard, Hugh S.: 1928-29 Stokes, Earnest Weston: 1935 Stone, Mack: 1970-71 Stoney, A. Burnet: 1912-13-14 Stowers, Romel: 1996 Straughter, Tony: 2009-10 Strickland, Bishop: 1947-48-49-50 Strickland, Joe: 1997-98-99 Strickland, John: 2001-02-03-04 Strickland, W.L.: 1957-58-59 Strickland, Seth: 2010-11-12 Strobel, Jim: 1944-45

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Stroud, Heber (Rock): 1937-38-39 Stroud, Roy: 1931-32-33 Strowder, Steve: 1986-87-88 Succop, Ryan: 2005-06-07-08 Suggs, Tommy: 1968-69-70 Sullivan, Eric: 1992-93-94-95 Sullivan, Keris: 1996-97-98 Summers, Demetris: 2003-04 Sumpter, James: 1981-82-83-84 Surratt, Cedric: 1989-90-91-92 Surratt, J.T.: 2012-13-14 Suttle, Ben: 1944 Sutton, Chaz: 2010-11-12-13 Swearingen, G. T.: 1898-99 Swearinger, D.J.: 2009-10-11-12 Sweet, Richard: 1989-90-91 Swinehart, Steve: 1979 Swink, Marion: 1923-24-25 Swink, W.W. (Red): 1925-26-27

–T– Talley, Andrew: 1917 Talley, Rod: 2015-16 Tandy, Al: 1976-77 Taneyhill, Steve: 1992-93-94-95 Tanner, John: 1980-81-82 Tarbush, Tami: 1975-76-77 Tarrer, Bill: 1954-55 Tate, Bruce: 1941-42 Tayloe, Hinton: 1982-83-84 Taylor, Benjamin: 1935 Taylor, Conley: 1959-60-61 Taylor, David: 1988-89 Taylor: Devin: 2009-10-11-12 Taylor, Gerrick: 1994-95-96-97 Taylor, Henry: 1994-95-96-97 Taylor, Lorenzo: 1935 Taylor, Sam: 1984-85, 1987 Taylor, Zack: 1950-51 Teague, Jeff: 1983-84 Telfort, Woodly: 2003-04 Tentyon, Deron: 2003 Terrell, Chad: 2017 Teston, Randy: 1979, 1980 Tharpe, Mack Lee: 1968-69-70 Theusen, Dick: 1955 Thind: Gurminder: 2006-07 Thomas, Brad: 1976 Thomas, Carlos: 2005-06-07-08 Thomas, Dennis: 1998-99-2000 Thomas, Floyd: 1925-26-27 Thomas, Jim: 1982 Thomas, Keir: 2016-17 Thomas, Matthew: 2001-02-03-04 Thomas, Rod: 1999-2000-01-03 Thomas, Scott: 1973-74-75 Thomas, Skeets: 1987,1989 Thomas, Troy: 1980-81-82 Thomas, W. Harris: 1919-20 Thompson, Buck: 1972-73-74 Thompson, Dylan: 2011-12-13-14 Thompson, Eldridge: 2017 Thompson, James: 2004-05-07 Thompson, Moe: 2002-03-04 Thorman, Phil: 1965 Thomsen, Byran: 1991-92 Thorne, Preston: 2001-02-03-04 Thornton, Fleming: 1943 Thrash, Pat: 1943-44-45-46 Timmerman, John: 1959 Timmons, Neal: 1978-79 Timmons, Herbert: 1919 Tisdale, Mike: 1976-77 Tobias, Ashley (Pat): 1935-36-37 Todd, Joe: 1985-86-87 Tolbert, Mike: 1987-88, 1990 Tominack, John: 1944 Tomlin, Donald: 1935 Tope, Jeff: 1970 Torrance, Homer: 1997-98 Townsend, Scott: 1965,1967 Toy, Roger: 1971-72-73 Trafford, Rod: 1999-2000-01 Trevillian, Tom: 1969-70

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Triglia, Mike: 2009-10 Troup, Bill: 1972 Troupe, Joe: 1993-94-95-96 Truby, Dave: 1963, 1965 Tucker, Chris: 2004-05 Tucker Wayne: 1964-65 Turman, Daccus: 2002-03-04-05 Turner, A.J.: 2016-17 Turner, Charles: 2007-08-09-10 Turner Fritz: 1935-36 Turner, Hart: 2000-01-02-03 Turner, Jim: 1980 Turner, Park: 1960 Turner, Pat: 1986-88-89 Turner, Roy (Rabbit): 1931-32 Turnipseed, David: 1991-92-93-94 Tyler, Tremaine: 2002-03-04-05

–U– Unitas, Joey: 1997 Urban, Alex (Jeep): 1938, 1940 Urban, Frank: 1936-37-38 Urbanyi, Arthur: 1936 Urquhart Jim: 1933 Usher, Al: 1968, 1970-71

–V– Valentine, Ranzino: 2007 Vargo, Mike: 1980-81 Vaughn, Chris: 2010 Vaughn, Timmy: 1981 Veal, Dylan: 1990 Veal, Nat: 1977-78 Vella, Pat: 1949 Verner, Jim: 1897-98 Verner, J.S.: 1926 Vickers, Sammy: 1956-57 Vinson, Preston: 1997 Vogel, Paul: 1981-82-83-84 Von Kolnitz, Alfred (Fritz): 1911-12

–W– Wade, Chris: 1982-83-84 Wade, Scott: 1978-79 Wade, Steve: 1971-72 Wadiak, Steve: 1948-49-50-51 Wadley, Shannon: 1998-99-2000 Wagnon, Gene: 1943 Waite, Alex: 1919-20-21 Waldrop, Cody: 2013-14-15 Walker, Antonio: 1988-89-90-91 Walker, Bucky: 1957-58 Walker, Chad: 2003 Walker, Dakota: 2005-06 Walker, Joe: 1943 Walker, Max: 1946-47 Walker, Rodney: 1985-86 Walker, Tony: 1982 Walkup, Ken: 1968-69-70 Wallace, Bobby: 2005-06, 2008 Wallace, J.W.: 1923 Wallace, Phil: 1971-72-73 Walsh, Jim: 1980, 1982-83-84 Walton, Jonathan: 2013-14-15-16 Waring, Clark: 1959-60-61 Waring, Clark D.: 1916-17-18 Waring, Robert: 1916 Waring, Wingate: 1909 Warren, Phil: 1943 Warren, Tom: 1943 Washington, Ben: 1994-95-96-97 Washington, Jesse: 1997 Washington, Mike: 1992-93-94-95 Watkins, Rokevious: 2010-11 Watkins, Tony: 1991-92-93-94 Watson, Derek: 1999-2000-01 Watson, George: 1926 Watson, Gillis: 1929-30 Watson, Hoyt: 1911 Watson, Ken: 1988-89-90 Watson, Pat: 1967-68-69 Watson, Roscoe: 1976-77, 1979 Watts, Jeff: 1976 Weaver, Daniel: 2001-02-03

Weaver, Emanuel: 1980-81 Webb, Kenneth: 1939 Webb, Roy: 1961 Webb, Tanny: 1912-13 Wehman, E.E.: 1913 Wehmeyer, Bob: 1966 Weir, Jim: 1939 Welch, Greg: 1985 Welch, Tony: 1946 Wells, Cody: 2004-05-06-07 Wessinger, Chalmers: 1907 West, Carl: 1980,1982 West, Mike: 2005-06-07 Weston, Bill: 1953-54-55 Weston, Bully: 1917-18 Weston, Nelson: 1955-56-57 Wharton, Travelle: 2000-01-02-03 Wheat, Ken: 1969-70-71 Wheeler, Joe: 1920-21-22-23 Wheeler, Randy: 1993-94-95-96 White, Chris: 2003-04-05-06 White, Homer: 1904 White, Kevin: 1984-85-86-87 White: Parker: 2017 White, Roger: 1955 Whitecavage, Leon: 1975 Whitehurst, Kane: 2013-14 Whitfield, Travis: 1994-95-96-97 Whiteside, Noah: 2003-04-05-06 Whitlock, C.C.: 2008-09-10-11 Whitlow, Boosie: 2015 Whitman, Mike: 1990-91-92 Whitner, W.C. (Crip): 1909-10-11 Wiggins, Lee: 1994-95-96-97 Wilburn, J.R.: 1963-64-65 Wilburn, Terry: 1991-92 Wilder, Antoine, 2016-17 Wilds, Brandon: 2011, 2013-14-15 Wilds, John: 1902-03 Wilds, S.H.: 1903-04-05 Wilkes, Del: 1980-81, 1983-84 Wilkins, David: 2013 Willard, Henry: 1931-32-33 Williams, Addison: 2007-08 Williams, Boo: 1996-97-98-99 Williams, Brison: 2011-12-13-14 Williams, Cedric: 1999-2000-01-02 Williams, Charley: 1961-62-63 Williams, Clarence: 1974-75-76 Williams, C.R.: 1903 Williams, Curtis (Cooter): 1965-66-67 Williams, David: 2014-15-16 Williams, Drew: 2013-14-15-16 Williams, Gerald: 1988 Williams, Irving (Buck): 1943 Williams, Jamyest: 2017 Williams, J.B.: 1935-36-37-38 Williams, Jimmy: 1959 Wiliams, Jonathan: 2007-08 Williams, Lenny: 1999-2000-01-02 Williams, Marc: 2004 Williams, Mike: 1978 Williams, Paul: 1980 Williams, Randy: 1970 Williams, Rex: 1937 Williams, Stephane: 1987-88-89 Williams, Ty’Son: 2017 Williams, Vernon: 1965 Williams, W. T.: 1978-79 Williams, Y.S. Yates: 1928-29-30 Williamson, Blake: 1992-93-94 Williamson, Troy: 2002-03-04 Wilson, Brice: 1976 Wilson, C.A.: 1972-73-74 Wilson, Dalton: 2009-10-11 Wilson, Ed: 1952-53 Wilson, Eugene: 1977 Wilson, Gene: 1951-52-53 Wilson, Kurt: 1986-87-88, 1990 Wilson, Rachad: 1997-98 Wilson, Rodriques: 2001-02-03-04 Wilson, Roger (Red): 1946-47-48-49 Wilson, Shaq: 2008-09-11-12 Wimberly, Bob: 1925-26-27-28

Windsor, Scott: 1986-87-88-89 Windus, Mike: 1927, 1929 Winfield, Alonzo: 2008-09-10 Wingfield Jr., Emmett: 1925-26-27 Wingard, Carl: 1929 Wingard, Joe: 1968-69-70 Wingard, Ted: 1965-66 Wingard, Tom: 1966-67 Withers, H.N.: 1899-1900 Withers, John: 1902 Witherspoon, James H.: 1899 Witherspoon, Jerry: 1972-73-74 Witt, Gene: 1951-52 Witt, Gerald: 1972, 1974 Wohrman, Bill: 1952-53-54 Wolf, Grayson: 1931-32 Wolf, Harry Jr.: 1927-28 Womble, Carl: 1983-84 Wonnum, Dennis “D.J.”: 2016-17 Wood, Robert: 1972 Woodard, Theartis: 1987-88 Woodlee, Tommy: 1950, 1954 Woodson, Albert: 1922 Woodson, Stoney: 2005-06-07-08 Woodley, Glenn: 1983-84 Woodrow, McMaster: 1911 Woolbright, Cecil: 1947-48 Woolbright, Marty: 1971-72-73 Woolbright, Roger: 1974, 1977-78 Wooten, Jay: 2010-11 Woznick, Alexander: 2017 Wright, Anthony: 1995-96-97-98 Wright, Frank: 1981-82-83-84 Wright, George: 1948-49 Wright, Greg: 2006-07 Wright, Jack: 1923, 1925 Wright, Jake: 1969 Wright, Johnnie: 1977-78, 1980-81 Wright, Larry: 1992-93 Wunder, John: 1990-91 Wyman, Benjamin: 1903 Wyman, James: 1903 Wylie, J.A.: 1930

–Y– Yancey, Hogan L.: 1900 Yates, Adam: 2009-12 Yoakum, Randy: 1968-69 Yonce, Walker: 1932-33 Yongue, Damian: 1994 Young, Benji: 1992-94-95-96 Young, Jackie: 1970-71 Young, Malik: 2016-17 Young, Steve: 1973-74-75

–Z– Zanders, Zip: 1986 Zandi, Mason: 2013-14-15-16 Zeigler, Fred: 1967-68-69 Zimmerman, D.M.: 1899 Zipperly, Tom: 1972-73-74 Zobel, Edwin: 1927-28-29

C A R OLIN A HA L L O F F AM E Since the University of South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame was created in 1967, 178 members have been selected by the University of South Carolina Association of Lettermen. 1967: Earl Clary, Sam Daniel, Freddie Tompkins, Alfred H. Von Kolnitz, Steve Wadiak 1968: Rex Enright, Luther Hill, Lou Sossamon, Grady Wallace 1969: Fred Hambright, Bill Rogers, Norman Rucks 1970: Ed Boineau, Alex Hawkins, Dick Little 1971: Harold Mauney 1972: Bryant Meeks, McIver Riley 1974: Solomon Blatt, Rutledge L. Osborne 1975: Frank Mincevich, Jim Slaughter, Bishop Strickland 1976: Larry Craig, Frank Jenkins 1977: Dan Reeves 1979: Bobby Bryant, John Roche, Larry Smith 1980: Leon Cunningham, Frank McGuire 1985: Jeff Grantz 1987: George Rogers

CHUCK ALLEN (2017) Football • 1977-80 Board of Trustees • 2008-Current Outstanding defensive tackle who helped lead Carolina to the 1979 Hall of Fame Bowl and the 1980 Gator Bowl... served as a team captain in 1980... has been a tireless supporter of Gamecock Athletics and the University since that time, most notably as a member of the Board of Trustees since 2008. DOUG ALLISON (2010) Soccer • 1984-87 First-team All-American in 1987... named to the NSCAA All-South Region team in 1985, ‘86 and ‘87... finished as the career leader in points (158) and goals (63) and was third in assists (32)... led the team in points and goals all four years... helped the team to three NCAA Tournaments... led the 1985 squad to the best record in school history (20-3-1). KATRINA ANDERSON (2003) Basketball • 1978-79 USC’s first women’s basketball All-American... totaled 1,454 points for a 20.5 average per game during two-year career... scored 41 points in a game and had two games with 22 rebounds. CHARLES ARNDT (2014) Soccer • 1985-88 Earned first-team All-America honors and was the National Goalkeeper of the Year in 1988... compiled 13 shutouts in 1988 in helping lead the Gamecocks

1988: Alex English 1989: Earl Bass, T. Allen Legare, Tommy Suggs 1991: King Dixon, Billy Gambrell, Hank Small 1993: Sheila Foster, Bob Fulton, Dominic Fusci, Tatum Gressette 1995: Martha Parker, Mackie Prickett, Fred Zeigler 1997: Skip Harlicka, Jim Moss, Earl Dunham 1998: Dickie Harris, Kevin Joyce 1999: Roger Wilson, Bill Wohrman, Jack Thompson 2000: Johnny Gramling, June Raines, Sterling Sharpe 2001: Bobby Heald, Allen Powers, Tom Price, Art Whisnant 2002: Ronnie Collins, Zam Fredrick, Harold Green, Kevin Long, Ed Pitts, Rick Sanford 2003: Clyde “Mule” Bennett, Robert Brooks, Brad Edwards, Weldon B. “Sarge” Frye, Gary Gregor, Warren Muir, Katrina Anderson Sacoco, James Seawright

to their first-ever semifinal appearance in the NCAA tournament... holds the school record for lowest career goalsagainst average (0.70) and combined shutouts (29). RAY AVANT (2004) Boxing • 1948-50 Two-time Southern Conference boxing champion of the late 1940s. ALEEN BAILEY (2010) Track & Field • 1999-2003 A nine-time All-American sprinter... national champion in the 100-meter dash and 200-meter dash as well as a member of the champion 4x100m relay team... helped the team to the 2002 NCAA Outdoor team championship... won a gold medal in the 2004 Olympics in the 4x100m relay. MARTY BALTZEGAR (2009) Soccer • 1984-87 Four-year letterwinner from 1984-87... earned All-America honors as a senior... anchored a Carolina defense that allowed just 10 goals during the 1987 season. MIKI BARBER (2015) Track & Field • 1999-2003 A sprinter who collected 21 All America titles and 5 NCAA titles, including three individual titles... was a member of the USA Olympic team in 2000, the 2001 World Championship team, and a member of the Gamecocks first-ever NCAA title winning team in 2002.

2004: Ray Avant, Brandon Bennett, Shannon Johnson, Trinity Johnson, Tom Owens, Bobby Richardson, Mac White, J.R. Wilburn 2005: Sam DeLuca, Dawn Ellerbe, Todd Ellis, Bob Gressette, Mike McCabe, Jim Price

2011: Mike Cook, Kent DeMars, J.D. Fuller, Otis Harris, Jeff Kefalos, Siew Ai Lim, Melvin Watson 2012: Thomas Dendy, Paul Dietzel, Jay Lynn Hodgin, Heather Larkin, John LeHeup, Steve Liebler, Warren Lipka

2006: Bob Crombie, Tim Lewis, B.J. McKie, Willie Scott, Steve Taneyhill, Tiffany Tootle, Terrence Trammell

2013: Jake Bodkin, Chris Boyle, Dave DeCamilla, Arlo Elkins, Charmaine Howell, Megan Matthews, Drew Meyer, Max Runager

2007: Kip Bouknight, Charlotte Hamilton (Giese), Wade King, Clint Mathis, Lisa Misipeka

2014: Charles Arndt, Zola Davis, Mike Dunleavy, Darlene Lowery, Jennie Ondo Lloyd, Landon Powell, Seth Rose

2008: Collin Mackie, Henry Martin, Carl Paulson, Brad Snyder, Emily White, Clarence Williams, Brian Winters, Josh Wolff

2015: Miki Barber, Mark Berson, Sheldon Brown, Devan Downey, David Marchbanks, Kenny McKinley, Karen Sanchelli, Greg Ward

2009: Marty Baltzegar, Tom Riker, Art Swarts, Kyle Thompson, Harold White, Tonique Williams-Darling

2016: Ryan Bordenick, Shonda Cole, Bo Davies, Jimmy Mitchell, Sidney Rice, David Seawell, Justin Smoak, Jim Carlen, Billy Laval

2010: Doug Allison, Aleen Bailey, Weems Baskin, Ashley Edlund (Heidtke), Kristy McPherson, Andrew Provence, John Saunders, Fred Wadsworth

2017: Chuck Allen, Bill Currier, Larry Davis, Randy Martz, Jamar Nesbit, Eric Norwood, Tricia Popowski, Jennifer Van Assen (Brunelli)

WEEMS BASKIN (2010) Track & Field • 1948-69

CLYDE “MULE” BENNETT (2003) Football • 1951-53

Head track coach for 33 years, most at the University of South Carolina... compiled an overall record of 90-47 in dual meet competition... a former president of the National Collegiate Track & Field Coaches Association... a member of the South Carolina Track & Field, Georgia Track & Field, USATF and the Helms Foundation Track & Field Hall of Fame.

Played both offense and defense as a two-way end at USC... earned All-ACC honors in 1953 as leading pass receiver... played for the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League before beginning a career in the U.S. Air Force, retiring as a colonel.

EARL BASS (1989) Baseball • 1972-75 Compiled a won-loss record of 34-3, despite missing most of the 1973 season with an arm injury... first-team AllAmerica selection in 1974 and 1975... had a 12-1 mark in 1974 and was 17-1 in 1975... set a then-national record by winning 23 consecutive games over two seasons... holds school records for shutouts (10) and ERA (1.34), and is second in strikeouts (392)... runner-up in balloting for the Lefty Gomez Plate in 1975, symbolic of the top amateur baseball player, when he pitched the Gamecocks to within one game of the NCAA championship. BRANDON BENNETT (2004) Football • 1991-94 USC’s second-leading career rusher with 3,005 yards... holds the single game rushing mark of 278 yards in 1991... finished his career with the most pass receptions (111) for a USC running back.

MARK BERSON (2015) Soccer • 1978-present Served as head men’s soccer coach since 1978... he owns more NCAA Division I victories than any other active coach... is one of four men’s soccer coaches all-time to win 500 games in Division I and his teams have appeared in 22 NCAA Tournaments... his teams have won four conference championships, while his 1988 and 1993 teams made the NCAA Men’s College Cup, and his 1993 team played in the national championship game... has coached 13 individual All Americans and two National Goalkeepers of the Year. SOLOMON BLATT (1974) Board of Trustees • 1935-47 The late Speaker Emeritus of the South Carolina House of Representatives... the USC Physical Education Center was named in his honor for his support of athletics and physical education... earned a law degree in 1917 from USC... served in the Army during World War I... USC Board of Trustees member 1935-47.

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C A RO L I N A HALL OF FAME JAKE BODKIN (2013) Football • 1958-60 Offensive lineman who was voted firstteam All-ACC in 1960 after earning second-team honors in 1959... won the Jacobs Blocking Trophy for the Palmetto state in 1960... drafted by Buffalo. ED BOINEAU (1970) Football • 1928-30 Three-year football letterman... nickname was “Bru”... helped the Gamecocks to three consecutive winning campaigns and a three-year total 18-11-2 mark. RYAN BORDENICK (2016) Baseball • 1995-98 Garnered first-team All-America accolades as a designated hitter/catcher in 1997 and second-team honors in 1998... first-team All-SEC selection... posted a career-best .419 batting average in 1997... drove in 87 runs that season and scored 81, with 13 home runs... held the highest career batting average for any four-year player in Gamecock history (.357) while totaling 211 career base hits at the time of his induction. KIP BOUKNIGHT (2007) Baseball • 1998-01 Winningest pitcher in school history... compiled a career record of 45-12 in a four-year span... set school records with 482 inning pitched and 66 starts... also holds school records for strikeouts (457) and decisions (57)... put together one of the greatest single seasons in college history in 2000, posting a 17-1 record to help lead the Gamecocks to a 56-10 record and an SEC title... won the 2000 Golden Spikes Award. CHRIS BOYLE (2013) Baseball • 1981-84 Catcher on June Raines’ squads from 1981-84... helped lead the Gamecocks to two World Series appearances... drove in 198 runs, tied for second on the school’s all-time list, and collected 224 career hits. ROBERT BROOKS (2003) Football • 1988-91 Logged 156 career catches for 2,211 yards... was a Freshman All-America selection by The Sporting News in 1988... finished his career with a school record 19 touchdown receptions... played seven seasons for the Green Bay Packers (199298) and was part of Super Bowl XXXI championship team... credited with start of the “Lambeau Leap.” SHELDON BROWN (2015) Football • 1998-2001 Earned first-team AFCA All-America honors in 2000 and was a third-team AllAmerica honoree in 2001 by The Sporting News... was an All-SEC selection in 2000 and 2001 and was a member of the backto-back Outback Bowl teams... a second round selection in the 2002 NFL Draft who went on to an 11-year pro career with the Eagles and Browns. 158

BOBBY BRYANT (1979) Football • 1964-66 Baseball • 1965-67 Named a first-team All-America as a defensive back in 1966 by the New York Daily News and by the Detroit Sports Extra... All-Atlantic Coast Conference in 1966... won the Anthony J. McKelvin Award in 1967 as the outstanding athlete in the ACC... holds the school record for the longest punt return (98 yards vs. N.C. State, 1966)... lettered in football in 1964-66 and in baseball in 1965-67... played in the 1967 Hula Bowl... played for the NFL Minnesota Vikings from 1968-81... drafted by the New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox in baseball... was the first pitcher at USC to strike out 100 batters in a season. JIM CARLEN (2016) Football Coach/AD • 1975-81 Carolina’s second-winningest coach with a 45-36-1 record at the end of his tenure... led team to three bowl games (Gator, Hall of Fame, and Tangerine)... Gamecocks had played in two bowl games prior to his arrival... teams pulled off some of Carolina’s most impressive victories of all time... 1980 team won at Michigan, 17-14, over a team that would go 10-2 and win the Rose Bowl... In 1981, squad went to Chapel Hill and whipped previously undefeated and third-ranked North Carolina, 31-13... recruited George Rogers, who won the only Heisman Trophy in school history... also recruited three players who would go on become first round draft choices in the NFL (Rogers, Rick Sanford and Willie Scott)... no University of South Carolina player had been drafted in the first round prior to his arrival. EARLY CLARY (1967) Football • 1931-33

MIKE COOK (2011) Baseball • 1983-85

LARRY DAVIS (2017) Basketball • 1996-97

Led the 1985 squad to the College World Series, posting a 16-2 record with a 1.91 ERA with 168 strikeouts in 141.0 innings, while allowing just 99 hits... was the 1985 NCAA Regional MVP... tied the single-season record for strikeouts and his 16 wins was one shy of the school single-season record... was a first-team All-American by the Coaches and Baseball America... logged a 30-8 career mark with 313 strikeouts... was the 19th player selected in the 1985 draft by the Angels.

Named first-team All-SEC by the Associated Press and the coaches in 1997 for Eddie Fogler’s SEC championship squad... also named third-team AllAmerica by Basketball Weekly... named second-team All-SEC by the coaches and third-team by the AP in 1996... his two-year scoring mark of 1,068 points is the second-most points ever scored by a two-year player... connected on 152 three-point field goals during his career and led the Gamecocks in scoring during the 1995-96 season.

LARRY CRAIG (1976) Football • 1935-38 Named All-Southern Conference as an end... lettered all four years... played professionally for the NFL Green Bay Packers (1939-49). BOB CROMBIE (2006) Track & Field • 1963-65 Three-year ACC champion in the 880yard and mile runs... never lost a race on the Weems Baskin track. LEON CUNNINGHAM (1980) Football • 1951-54 Selected as an All-America center in 1953 by True magazine... also named a third-team All-America by the Associated Press and by the National Editorial Alliance in 1954... tabbed an All-Southern Conference linebacker in 1952... named All-ACC in 1953 and 1954 as a center... lettered all four seasons... played professionally with Detroit in 1955. BILL CURRIER (2017) Football • 1974-76 Defensive back who was named the defensive captain and garnered Steve Wadiak MVP honors in 1976... earned All-South Independent honors, and represented Carolina in the 1976 Blue-Gray post-season All-Star Game... drafted by Houston in 1977 and spent nine seasons in the NFL with the Oilers, Patriots, and New York Giants... was the Giants’ defensive captain for the final five years of his NFL career... has been inducted into the state of South Carolina Hall of Fame and the state of Maryland Hall of Fame.

ZOLA DAVIS (2014) Football • 1995-98 Caught 164 passes for 2,354 yards... scored 17 touchdowns... best game was a 14-catch, 206-yard effort vs. Vanderbilt... ranks fourth in the Gamecock record book for career receptions and yards gained... had over 100 yards receiving in a game eight times. DAVE DECAMILLA (2013) Football • 1968-70 Anchored the offensive line from 196870... named first-team All-ACC in both 1969 and 1970 and was a member of the 1969 ACC Championship squad. SAM DELUCA (2005) Football • 1954-56 A third-team AP All-American and on the 33-man Paul Williamson AllAmerica team as a senior tackle... won the Jacobs Blocking Trophy... played for San Diego in the AFL and the New York Jets... a member of the South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame. KENT DEMARS (2011) Tennis • 1984-2010

Was one of the top amateur players in the state for many years... coached tennis at South Carolina... also directed the Richland County Tennis Center... the school’s tennis stadium was named in his honor from 1978-2011.

Spent 26 years as Carolina’s men’s tennis head coach... led the Gamecocks to 18 NCAA Tournaments, including a stretch of 13-straight appearances (1994-2006)... his teams appeared in the NCAA Tournament’s round of 16 six times, including an appearance in the national semifinals in 1989... is the program’s all-time winningest coach with 390 career victories... guided the team to six conference championships in his first seven seasons... coached seven players who accumulated nine All-America selections and saw at least one Gamecock on an all-conference team in 18 of his 26 seasons... inducted into the ITA Collegiate Men’s Tennis Hall of Fame in 2010 and was a 1996 inductee into the South Carolina Tennis Hall of Fame.

RONNIE COLLINS (2002) Basketball • 1961-64

BO DAVIES (2016) Football • 1969-71

THOMAS DENDY (2012) Football • 1982-85

Led team in scoring (23.7 ppg) during the 1963-64 season... led team in rebounding in 1961-62, averaging 8.4 boards a game... posted 1,256 career points... named to the ACC All-Conference team in 1964... selected to the ACC All-Tournament second team in 1962.

Held the school record with 14 career interceptions upon his induction in 2016... helped Paul Dietzel’s team to the 1969 ACC championship... played for Paul “Bear” Bryant in the Coaches All-America game... selected by the Saints in the fifth round of the 1972 NFL Draft.

Rushed for 2,767 yards, the fifth-best mark in school history... averaged 5.6 yards per carry, second on the all-time list, on 494 rushing attempts... scored 18 rushing touchdowns and had four runs of 57 yards or longer during his career.

The “Gaffney Ghost” lettered three times and was named All-Southern in 1933 as a running back... Gamecocks compiled a 16-11-4 mark during his career, including a 3-0 mark vs. Clemson. SHONDA COLE (2016) Volleyball • 2003-06 First Gamecock volleyball player to earn All-America honors, being named honorable mention in 2006... also named to the All-SEC first team in 2006, as well as second team in both 2004 and 2005... finished her career ranked first all-time in three major categories, points per set, kills per set, and attacks... held Carolina’s career record in all three categories upon her induction in 2016.

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SAM DANIEL (1967) Tennis • 1935-37

C A R OLIN A HA L L O F F AM E PAUL DIETZEL (2012) Football/AD • 1966-74

ASHLEY EDLUND (2010) Volleyball • 1995-98

Credited with changing the culture of South Carolina Athletics in the late 1960s and early `70s... initiated an upgrade plan for all athletic facilities, including “The Roost” athletic dorm and enlarging the football stadium... wrote the Carolina Fight Song which is still used today... mandated the recruitment of black athletes in all sports at Carolina and signed the first black athlete to a football scholarship in 1970... coached the football team to its only conference championship in 1969 by going undefeated in the ACC... posted a perfect 5-0 record against the rival Tar Heels in the “Battle of the Carolinas”... hired Bobby Richardson, a move that vaulted Carolina into national baseball prominence.

Four-time AVCA All-region selection... four-time All-SEC pick (1st-team 199698)... two-time SEC All-Tournament selection... 1999 USC Athlete of the Year... ranks among Carolina’s top-10 in career assists, assists per set, aces, aces per set, digs and digs per set... totaled over 5,000 assists during her career.

KING DIXON (1991) Football • 1956-58 Athletics Director • 1988-92 Outstanding halfback who was a tri-captain in 1958... co-captain of the South team in the North-South Shrine Game.... graduated cum laude in 1959 with a B.A. in political science... Phi Beta Kappa honor society member... after graduation he built a distinguished 22-year career in the Marines, retiring with rank of lieutenant colonel... earned many military decorations, including the Bronze Star, the Navy Commendation Medal with Combat V for Heroic Services and the Vietnamese Cross of Gallantry with Silver Star... Carolina’s athletics director from 1988-92. DEVAN DOWNEY (2015) Basketball • 2008-10 Ranks fourth on the South Carolina all-time scoring list with 1,901 points, a mark he achieved in just three seasons (2008-10)... was a three-time firstteam All-SEC performer by the AP and Coaches and earned honorable mention All-America honors in 2009 and 2010... was also a two-time SEC All-Defensive team selection in ’09 and ’10. EARL DUNHAM (1997) Football • 1936-38 Basketball • 1937 Baseball • 1937-38 Letterman in three different sports... a Phi Beta Kappa honor society member... helped lead the Gamecocks to a combined 16-17-2 record his three football seasons... the Carolina baseball team was 17-13 in his two seasons while the basketball squad was 13-7, 8-4 in the Southern Conference in 1937. MIKE DUNLEAVY (2014) Basketball • 1972-76 As a guard, Dunleavy scored 1,586 points in his career, which ranks sixth all time... was a deadly long-range shooter before the three-point shot was instituted, and hit 80 percent of his career free throws... enjoyed a successful career in the NBA as a player and coach.

BRAD EDWARDS (2003) Football • 1984-87 Named second-team All-America by UPI and a third-team selection by the AP in 1987... returned interceptions for touchdown against Clemson in both the 1986 and 1987 games... went on to a 10-year NFL career, playing for the Vikings, Redskins, Falcons and Packers... was part of Redskins Super Bowl XXVI championship team. ARLO ELKINS (2013) Tennis • 1983-2012 Guided Carolina’s women’s tennis to 17 consecutive NCAA tournaments and 19 overall. Elkins coached the Gamecocks from 1983-2012, with his teams winning 438 matches. DAWN ELLERBE (2005) Track & Field • 1993-97 Set numerous national and world records while competing in the throws for the USC track & field team... was a 2000 USA Olympian... won 16 national and five SEC titles... set the USC record for the 20 lb. weight throw... won the 1996 SEC Commissioner’s Trophy for the most points scored by a female at the SEC Championships... four-time NCAA champion – twice in the 20 lb. weight and twice in the hammer... named the SEC Indoor Track & Field Athlete of the Year in 1998 and 1997... six-time AllAmerican. TODD ELLIS (2005) Football • 1986-89 Finished his career as the all-time leading passer and winningest quarterback in Gamecock history... re-wrote the school’s passing records during his career where he set more than 20 school passing marks while throwing for 9,953 yards... led USC to the 1987 Gator and 1988 Liberty Bowls... the 1987 squad finished No. 15 in the final national polls... team MVP three times... a graduate of USC Law School. ALEX ENGLISH (1988) Basketball • 1973-76 Second all-time leading scorer in South Carolina history with 1,972 points... inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1997... started every game of his college career (111)... holds school records for career minutes played (4,113) and field goals made (855) and is second in field goals attempted (1,590)... third in career rebounds (1,064) and fourth in blocked shots (230)... led the Gamecocks

to two NCAA Tournament bids and one NIT appearance... jersey #22 was retired following his career... played for three NBA teams (Indiana, Denver, Dallas)... led the league in scoring in 1983 with 28.4 ppg... had eight straight seasons of 2,000+ points and was the NBA’s leading scorer in the 1980s... had his jersey #2 retired by Denver in 1993. REX ENRIGHT (1968) Football/AD • 1938-60 Head football coach from 1938-42 (record: 17-27-4) and from 1946-55 (record: 47-42-3)... career mark was 64-697... was athletic director from 1938-60... the South Carolina athletic department office building was named in his honor. SHEILA FOSTER (1993) Basketball • 1979-82 Four-year letterwinner... two-time AllAmerican (1981-82)... all-time leader in points (2,266) and rebounds (1,427)... squad compiled a 93-41 record in her career, including a 43-8 mark at home... career scoring average (16.9) and rebounding average (10.6) both rank in the top 5 in school history... her jersey #53 has been retired. ZAM FREDRICK (2002) Basketball • 1978-81 Led the nation in scoring during the 1980-81 season, averaging 28.9 points per game... scored 1,383 career points... averaged 13.7 points per game... played professionally in Europe. WELDON B. “SARGE” FRYE (2003) Supervisor of Facilities • 1953-97 Fixture at USC for half a century... began career at Carolina in 1953 after retiring as a master sergeant in the U.S. Army... decorated and wounded veteran of the D-Day invasion at Normandy... USC’s baseball stadium was named Sarge Frye Field in his honor... named National Groundskeeper of the Year in 1993 by American Baseball Coaches Association. J.D. FULLER (2011) Football • 1979-83 Standout linebacker who finished his career and remains the school’s all-time leader in career tackles with 405... one of only two players in South Carolina history to record more than 400 tackles in his career ... credited with over 100 tackles in three consecutive seasons (143 in 1981, 131 in 1982 and 121 in 1983). BOB FULTON (1993) Voice of the Gamecocks • 1952-95 Retired in 1995 after 43 years as the radio “Voice of the Gamecocks”... his tenure with the Gamecocks was the fourth-longest among NCAA Division I broadcasters with one school at the time of his retirement... selected eight times as the state of South Carolina’s “Sportscaster of the Year”... also a member of the South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame... winner of a Special Distinction award from the state athletic hall of fame.

DOMINIC FUSCI (1993) Football • 1942-43, 46 Three-year letterman... two-way lineman... led USC to two winning campaigns... also a member of the State of South Carolina Hall of Fame... chosen to the first half-century all-time team during the centennial celebration of Gamecock football in 1992... nickname was “Dynamite.” BILLY GAMBRELL (1991) Football • 1960-62 Track & Field • 1961 Won the ACC indoor long jump championship in 1961 where he jumped better than 23 feet... racked up over 2,300 yards on the gridiron during his career... played seven seasons of pro football in the NFL with the St. Louis Cardinals and Detroit Lions... also played briefly in the Canadian Football League. JOHNNY GRAMLING (2000) Football • 1951-53 Baseball • 1952-53 South Carolina’s first passer to surpass 2,000 career yards... passed for 2,007 yards and 18 touchdowns, both career records at the time... career high single game was 227 yards against Wake Forest in 1953... threw four touchdown passes in first half against Furman in 1952... played professionally with Ottawa Roughriders of Canadian Football League in 1954... professional career was cut short by military service in Korean War... lettered two seasons as a pitcher on the baseball team. JEFF GRANTZ (1985) Football 1973-75 Baseball 1973-76 Second-team All-America quarterback in 1975... amassed more than 5,000 yards of total offense in his career... ranks among the career leaders in virtually every passing category at South Carolina... led 1975 squad to 7-5 record and Tangerine Bowl berth... co-captain of the 1975 squad... one of the more popular players to ever wear the Garnet and Black... outstanding shortstop and second baseman on the diamond... holds school fielding record for shortstops and second basemen... played on three NCAA playoff clubs, including the 1975 team that advanced to the finals of the College World Series... drafted by the Miami Dolphins. HAROLD GREEN (2002) Football • 1986-89 Led the team in rushing for three consecutive years (1987-89)... ranks third all-time at USC in rushing yards with 3,005... rushed for 172 yards vs. Wake Forest on Nov. 11, 1987... played for the NFL’s Cincinnati Bengals (1990-96), St. Louis Rams (1996-97) and Atlanta Falcons (1997-98)... a member of the All-South Independent team in 1987 and 1989... his 33 career TDs ties him with George Rogers for second in school history.

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Led the Atlantic Coast Conference in rebounding and earned all-conference honors in 1967 and 1968... averaged 15.6 points and 12.6 rebounds per game for career... was a first-round draft choice of the Phoenix Suns and went on to earn NBA all-rookie honors.

top return specialists in school history... accumulated 162 returns (kickoff/punt/ interception) for 2,767 yards and six touchdowns (17.1-yard average)... returned a punt 97 yards for a touchdown versus North Carolina in 1970 and had a pair of touchdown returns, one a kickoff return for 96 yards and the other an interception for 94 yards, against Georgia in 1970.

BOB GRESSETTE (2005) Football • 1928-30

OTIS HARRIS (2011) Track & Field • 2001-04

Named to an All-American team by an organization board that was headed by Notre Dame Coach Knute Rockne and Pop Warner... coached high school and junior college football.

Eight-time All-American - four times during the indoor season (400m, 4x400m 3x) and four times during the outdoor campaign (400m 2x, 4x400m 2x)... 2002 NCAA Champion as a member of the 4x400m relay team... four-time SEC Champion (400m dash outdoors, twice 4x400m relay outdoors and once 4x400m relay indoors)... was a 2004 Olympian at Athens for Team USA in the 400m and 4x400m relay... gold medalist in the 4x400m relay team... silver medalist in the 400m dash... the only Gamecock track athlete to earn two medals in one Olympics.

GARY GREGOR (2003) Basketball • 1965-68

TATUM GRESSETTE (1993) Football • 1920-21 Baseball • 1922 Two-year letterman... his drop-kick field goal gave the Gamecocks a 3-0 win over Clemson in 1920... USC also shut out the Tigers in 1921 while he served as captain... teams compiled a 10-5-2 mark during his career... lettered one season in baseball at first base and his brother Marion played centerfield. FRED HAMBRIGHT (1969) Football • 1931-33 Won the South Carolina Blocking Trophy in 1931... lettered in football from 1931-33... Gamecocks notched a combined 16-11-4 mark on the gridiron... played pro football with the AAFC New York Yankees in 1937. CHARLOTTE HAMILTON (2007) Swimming & Diving • 1977-80 First women’s swimming & diving AllAmerican at South Carolina, earning honors in the 50 freestyle and the 100 freestyle in 1977... over a span of four years, she earned 16 All-America awards in the freestyle, freestyle relay and medley relay... was the senior captain for the ‘80 team that went 8-0 to become the first undefeated swimming team in school history. SKIP HARLICKA (1997) Basketball • 1966-68 Three-year letterman... was part of Frank McGuire’s first recruiting class at Carolina... finished his career with 1,209 points and a 17.5 points per game average... led the Gamecocks in scoring every season and was a Chuck Taylor’s Converse Yearbook All-American... named a first-team All-ACC member his senior year and was on the ACC All-Tournament team twice (1966 and 1968)... played a key role in Carolina’s rise to the top of the ACC as the Gamecocks defeated Duke and North Carolina on “Tobacco Road” in back-to-back games his senior season. DICKIE HARRIS (1998) Football • 1969-71 Named first-team All-America by the American Football Coaches Association... All-ACC... ranks as one of the 160

ALEX HAWKINS (1970) Football • 1956-58 Named the Atlantic Coast Conference Player of the Year in 1958... played halfback... Associated Press Third-Team AllAmerica (1958)... played in the 1959 Senior Bowl... Gamecocks notched a 19-11 mark in his career... rushed for a career-high 129 yards vs. Furman... played pro ball with the NFL Baltimore Colts (1959-65, 1967) and Atlanta Falcons (1966). BOBBY HEALD (2001) Tennis • 1966-68 South Carolina’s first All-America tennis player... led team to undefeated record and Atlantic Coast Conference championship in 1968... three-year varsity singles record was 67-6, always against the opposition’s number one player... firstteam All-ACC three years, ACC Player of the Year 1968, first-team All-America 1968... former NC State tennis and football star and University of Georgia football coach Jim Donnan said Heald “may be the greatest to ever play in the ACC.” LUTHER HILL (1968) Football • 1911-15 Only one sport, five-year letterman in South Carolina history... nickname was “Luke”... coached by John H. Neff and N.B. Edgerton... helped the Gamecocks to three winning campaigns and an overall record of 20-17-5. JAY LYNN HODGIN (2012) Football • 1972-74 Rushed for 2,478 yards, averaging 4.8 yards per carry during his three-year varsity career... scored 22 rushing touchdowns... returned a kickoff for a touchdown in the Houston Astrodome in 1973... scored three TDs against Clemson during his career.

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CHARMAINE HOWELL (2013) Track & Field • 1997-98

HEATHER LARKIN (2012) Volleyball • 1994-97

A four-time women’s track All-American, Howell excelled in the 800-meters, finishing as runner-up at the NCAA indoor and outdoor championships... later won a silver medal in the 2000 Olympics as part of the 4x400m relay team.

One of four four-time All-SEC competitors in South Carolina volleyball history, earning first-team honors each season from 1995 to 1997... led the team in kills and hitting percentage in her final two seasons while also leading in blocks in 1995 and aces in 1996... fifth in school history with 1,293 kills, she stands in the top 10 in kills per set, attacks, hitting percentage, solo blocks, block assists, total blocks and blocks per set... posted 12 block assists during her freshman year in a match against Kentucky, the most ever in a five-set affair in school history.

FRANK JENKINS (1976) Boxing • 1935-38 One of only three boxers to be inducted into the Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame. SHANNON JOHNSON (2004) Basketball • 1992-96 Three-time All-SEC women’s basketball selection... scored 2,230 career points for a career average of 20.5 per game... went on to have success playing professionally in the WNBA... member of the gold medal winning 2004 USA Olympic team. TRINITY JOHNSON (2004) Softball • 1995-97 Three-time All-America softball pitcher... named the National Player of the Year in 1997 and was the SEC Female Athlete of the Year in 1997... 1997 Honda Award Winner. KEVIN JOYCE (1998) Basketball • 1971-73 Three-year letterwinner... had jersey No. 43 retired... scored 1,400 career points, averaging 20.4 a game as a senior... led USC to three-straight NCAA Tournament appearances... outjumped UNC’s 6-10 center Lee Dedmon on a jumpball, tapping the ball to Tom Owens for the winning bucket to capture the 1971 ACC Tournament title... starting guard on the 1972 USA Olympic team... named AP, UPI and NAMC secondteam All-America in 1973. JEFF KEFALOS (2011) Tennis • 1973-76 Standout in both men’s tennis singles and doubles from 1973-76, earning Team MVP honors all four years... a finalist for the Rafael Osuna Award for outstanding sportsmanship in 1976... holds the school record for career singles winning percentage at .874 (104-15) and owns three of the top five season singles winning marks in school history, including a record .929 (26-2) in 1972-73... his 81 career doubles victories is the thirdhighest mark at Carolina, as is his career doubles winning percentage (.844; 8115)... the combination of singles and doubles prowess makes him the program record-holder in combined career winning percentage as he lost just 30 of the 215 matches for an .860 mark. WADE KING (2007) Swimming & Diving • 1986-89 A 12-time All-American, earning AllAmerica honors in all four years in which he competed... graduated with school records in seven of 19 swimming events.

BILLY LAVAL (2016) Football Coach • 1928-34 Baseball Coach • 1928-34 Basketball Coach • 1932-33 First football coach in Carolina history to produce seven-consecutive winning seasons, a feat only matched by Steve Spurrier... asked to coach the basketball team for the 1932-33 season and won the Southern Conference championship that season... title was Carolina’s only basketball championship until Frank McGuire won the ACC in 1971... of the head baseball coaches at Carolina who have coached over 50 games, Laval holds the all-time top winning percentage, as his teams from 1928-1934 went 89-33-1 for a .728 mark. T. ALLEN LEGARE (1989) Boxing • 1939 Southern Conference welterweight champion in 1939 when boxing was a major sport at South Carolina and other institutions... won all 10 of his bouts that year, including three in the Southern Conference championship tournament... president of the 1939 senior class... served 16 years in the South Carolina State Senate. JOHN LEHEUP (2012) Football • 1970-72 Named to the first team Coaches AllAmerican squad in 1972... head coach Paul Dietzel said, “John LeHeup is the best defensive tackle I have ever coached. If I have ever seen an All-American, John LeHeup is one.” TIM LEWIS (2006) Baseball • 1973-76 Pitcher from 1973-76... remains Carolina’s winningest lefthander of all-time with a 36-6 career record... led the team with 108 innings pitched and 113 strikeouts in 1976... fanned 332 batters in 333 career innings. STEVE LIEBLER (2012) Golf • 1978-81 Two-time All-American, earning honorable mention honors in 1980 and 1981... claimed four top-10 finishes during his career, including wins at the 1979 Guilford College Intercollegiate, the 1980 Andy Bean Intercollegiate and the 1981

C A R OLIN A HA L L O F F AM E Southeastern Intercollegiate... also captured the 1981 Eastern Amateur... played on the PGA Tour before returning to his alma mater as head coach from 198595... as head coach, led the Gamecocks to four NCAA Championship appearances and he guided Carolina to the 1991 Metro Conference title... coached six AllAmericans, including PGA Tour professionals Carl Paulson and Brett Quigley. SIEW AI LIM (2011) Golf • 1992-96 Earned first-team All-America honors in 1995 and second-team honors in 1994... the SEC Player of the Year in 1995 when she carded a 74.35 average... tied for fifth at the 1995 NCAA Championships, helping the team to a tie for ninth place... earned second-team All-SEC honors in 1993, then was a first-team member for her final three campaigns... was a medalist at the 1995 NCAA East Regionals as well as at the Carolyne Cudone Intercollegiate... played on the Duramed FUTURES Tour and the LPGA Tour. DICK LITTLE (1970) Track & Field • 1937-39 Three-year letter winner in track. WARREN LIPKA (2012) Soccer • 1982-85 1985 National Goalkeeper of the Year and All-American... starting goalkeeper, team captain and MVP of the 1985 squad that compiled the most wins in school history with a 20-3-1 record, advancing to the NCAA quarterfinals... earned a spot on the NSCAA All-South Region team... finished his career ranked second in school history with an .839 save percentage. KEVIN LONG (2002) Football • 1974-76 Led the team in rushing in 1975 with 1,133 yards, the fifth best mark in USC history, averaging six yards per carry... registered six games with 100+ yards... posted a career-high 160 yards against N.C. State on Nov. 1, 1975... ranks in the top-10 in yards per carry with 5.3... played for the New York Jets from 1977 to 1981... also played in the USFL in 1983 (Chicago) and 1984-85 (Arizona). DARLENE LOWERY (2014) Softball • 1983-87 Named first-team All-America in 1983 and second team in 1985 as a pitcher... tossed nine career no-hitters and a perfect game against East Carolina in 1987... holds the record for the lowest earned run average in Gamecock history at 0.38. COLLIN MACKIE (2009) Football • 1987-90 A local product from Irmo... accumulated 330 points... has the most productive seasons ever for field goals, booting 25 in 1987... is the school leader in career field goals made with 72... kicked a school record five field goals in a 29-10 win over West Virginia in 1990.

DAVID MARCHBANKS (2015) Baseball • 2001-03 Went 31-8 in a three-year career including a 15-3 mark in 2003 to earn SEC Pitcher of the Year honors... was a 2003 first-team All-America selection by Baseball America, Collegiate Baseball and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association... played on two College World Series teams in 2002 and 2003. HENRY MARTIN (2008) Basketball • 1943, 1947-49 Played basketball at Carolina in 1943 and again from 1947-49... was the first Carolina basketball player to score 1,000 career points and capped off his career with a 32-point effort in a win over Clemson in 1949. RANDY MARTZ (2017) Baseball • 1977 Helped lead June Raines’ Gamecocks to the championship game of the 1977 College World Series... posted a 14-0 record, earning first team All-America honors... awarded the Lefty Gomez Plate as the most outstanding player in college baseball for the 1977 season... among his more impressive wins was a 2-1 victory over previously undefeated (26-0) and top-ranked Clemson at Tiger Field. CLINT MATHIS (2007) Soccer • 1994-97 Carolina’s first two-time soccer AllAmerican (1995 and ‘97)... holds the school record for single-season points (53) and goals (25), which tied for the national lead in 1995... a three-time finalist for National Player of the Year... ranks third all-time in scoring with 121 points (53 goals and 15 assists). MEGAN MATTHEWS (2013) Softball • 1998-2002 All-American pitcher who won 101 games... led the nation in saves as a true freshman... left as the Gamecocks’ alltime leader in strikeouts, complete games and inning pitched. HAROLD MAUNEY (1971) Football • 1932-34 Gridiron letterman from 1932-34... played for Coach Billy Laval... the Gamecocks posted winning marks all three seasons for a career record total of 16-11-3. MIKE MCCABE (2005) Football • 1973-75 Won the Jacobs Blocking Trophy... fans picked him on the Post World War II USC team... a 6-5, 250-pound center who was from Knoxville, Tenn... one of 10 children... all nine other siblings went to the University of Tennessee... father was originally from South Carolina. FRANK MCGUIRE (1980) Basketball • 1964-80 Named National Coach of the Year three times — once each at South Carolina (1970), North Carolina (1957) and St.

John’s (1952)... was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in 1977... his 30-year collegiate head coaching record was a phenomenal 550-235, for a winning percentage of .701... led USC to six-straight 20+ win seasons from 1968-69 to 1973-74... coached 16 years at South Carolina where he was 283-142, nine years at North Carolina (164-58), and five years at St. John’s (103-35)... coached the Philadelphia Warriors of the NBA for one season and was 49-31... passed away in October 1994. B.J. MCKIE (2006) Basketball • 1996-2000 Ranks No. 1 in career points scored (2,119) and in free throws made at South Carolina... played in 123 career games... was a 1998 All-American and three-time All-SEC honoree... named the 1996 SEC Freshman of the Year and was a member of the SEC All-Freshman team... 1999 SEC Post-Graduate Community Service Award Winner... member of the 1997 SEC Championship team – 15-1 in the SEC... helped lead the Gamecocks to two NCAA Tournament appearances... had his jersey number retired in 2005. KENNY MCKINLEY (2015) Football • 2005-08 South Carolina’s all-time leader in pass receptions with 207 in a four-year career and second only to Alshon Jeffery in yards receiving with 2,781... caught 19 career touchdown passes and holds the Carolina record with 43 consecutive games with a reception. KRISTY MCPHERSON (2010) Golf • 1999-2003 2001 and 2002 SEC Champion... one of only two repeat champions in SEC women’s golf history... 2003 SEC Player of the Year... 2003 Honda Award winner... 2003 NCAA South Carolina Woman of the Year... helped the Gamecocks to the 2002 SEC Championship, the only women’s golf title in school history... logged school records in career wins (6), top-five finishes (18) and top-10 finishes (25)... three-time NGCA first-team AllAmerican and four-time All-SEC pick. Tabbed All-Southern Conference as a BRYANT MEEKS JR. (1972) Football • 1945-46 center in 1946... nickname was “Meatball”... Associated Press second-team AllAmerica in 1946... lettered in 1945 and 1946... played for Johnnie McMillan in 1945 and Rex Enright in 1946... played pro football with the NFL Pittsburgh Steelers in 1947 and 1948. DREW MEYER (2013) Baseball • 2000-02 All-American shortstop who was a firstround choice by the Texas Rangers... still holds the school record for hits in a season with 120 in 2002... was a member of both the 2000 and 2002 SEC Championship teams and played in the 2002 College World Series.

FRANK MINCEVICH (1975) Football • 1952-54 Selected first-team All-America in 1954 by the FWAA... was an All-Atlantic Coast Conference guard during the 1953 and 1954 seasons... South Carolina compiled an 18-12 mark in his career... played in the 1954 North-South Shrine Bowl and the 1955 Senior Bowl. LISA MISIPEKA (2007) Track & Field • 1994-98 A two-time NCAA and three-time SEC champion... collected 11 All-America honors in the throwing events and still holds the hammer school record of 2133, set in 1998... a three-time Olympian for American Somoa, carried the flag for her country in the opening ceremonies of the 2004 Athens Olympics... won a bronze medal at the 1999 World Championships. JIMMY MITCHELL (2016) Football • 1969-71 A first-team All-ACC receiver... keyed many Gamecock victories with touchdown catches or punt returns... in October 1969, Mitchell’s 72-yard punt return for a touchdown beat N.C. State and kept Carolina perfect in the ACC... earned honorable mention All-America honors in both 1970 and 1971... ended his career as the Gamecocks’ second alltime receiver in catches, yards and touchdowns... averaged 16.4 yards per reception on 90 catches for his career. JIM MOSS (1997) Football • 1960-62 Three-year letterman at tackle on the gridiron... two-time All-ACC selection (1961 and 1962)... two-time winner of the Jacobs Blocking Trophy (1961, 1962) as the best blocker in the state of South Carolina, as voted by sportswriters... played in the Blue-Gray All-Star game after his senior season (1962). WARREN MUIR (2003) Football • 1967-69 Was first-team Coaches All-American in 1969... rushed for 969 yards in 1969... amassed 2,234 career rushing yards... led USC to the 1969 ACC Championship and Peach Bowl berth... Coach Paul Dietzel called him “the toughest inside runner in college football.” JAMAR NESBIT (2017) Football • 1995-98 Offensive tackle who was a three-time All-SEC performer, earning recognition in 1996, 97 and ‘98 after being named to the SEC All-Freshman squad in 1995... recognized by the SEC for his community service work and was named to the 11-member Chick-fil-A “Good Works Team” in 1996... spent 11 years in the NFL with the Carolina Panthers and New Orleans Saints.

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C A RO L I N A HALL OF FAME ERIC NORWOOD (2017) Football • 2006-09

ED PITTS (2002) Football • 1957-59

Named first-team All-America in 2009 by both the Associated Press and the Walter Camp Foundation as an outside linebacker... was a three-time All-SEC first-team selection by the coaches, twice by the Associated Press, and named a Freshman All American by the Sporting News in 2006... served as a team captain in both 2008 and 2009... is the school record holder in tackles for loss in a career with 54.5, and for sacks in a career with 29.0... earned numerous national and conference Defensive Player-of-the-Week awards, as well as tying a national record by returning two fumbles for touchdowns against Kentucky in 2007... played in the NFL for the Carolina Panthers and in the Canadian Football League.

Team captain in 1959... outstanding tackle... member of the Paul Williamson All-America Team in 1959... selected to the All-Atlantic Coast Conference first team in 1958 and 1959... former executive director of the Gamecock Club.

JENNIE ONDO (2014) Soccer • 1995-99 Ranks as the second-leading scorer in Carolina women’s soccer history with 115 points... earned first team All-SEC honors in 1999, and scored 16 gamewinning goals in her career... her 50 career goals ranks first in school history and seventh all-time in the SEC record book, while her 115 points rank No. 8 on the SEC charts. RUTLEDGE L. OSBORNE (1974) Board of Trustees Former chairman of the South Carolina Board of Trustees... the Osborne Administration Building on the USC campus was named in his honor. TOM OWENS (2004) Basketball • 1969-71 Became the first USC basketball player to score 1,000 points and grab 1,000 rebounds in three seasons... All-ACC selection who led the league in rebounding for three straight years, averaging 13.3 for his career.

TRICIA POPOWSKI (2017) Softball • 1988-91 Garnered NSCA All-America recognition in each of her final three seasons, including first-team honors in both 1989 and 1991 as an outfielder... logged 279 base hits during her illustrious career, including an NCAA record 51 triples...... led the team in on-base percentage, triples, walks, and slugging percentage in each of her four seasons... was the second-hardest Carolina player to strike out in school history with just one strikeout every 23.7 at-bats. LANDON POWELL (2014) Baseball • 2001-04 Earned All-America honors as a catcher in 2004, and was twice voted All SEC... hit 44 home runs (5th all-time), 61 doubles (2nd all-time), and drove in 193 runs (4th all-time)... had 265 base hits to also rank 4th all-time, and scored 176 runs in his Gamecock career... defensively he holds the school single game, season, and career record for putouts... logged a record 65 assists in 2004 and collected 190 in his career. ALLEN POWERS (2001) Golf • 1966-68 South Carolina’s first All-America collegiate golfer... won South Carolina Intercollegiate and Palmetto Intercollegiate titles in 1967... in 1968 finished fifth at NCAA Championship... was a six-time Carolinas Golf Association Champion... won three Southeastern Invitational Amateurs and 12 club championships... also set course records at six clubs... recorded nine holes-in-one and a double eagle... inducted into the S.C. Golf Hall of Fame in 1996... at 6-3 and 300 pounds, he won many long driving contests.

men 1982... earned CoSIDA’s highest honor, Arch Ward Award,1993... service to Sports Award from South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame 1992... former president National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association... Wilbur Snypp Award from NCBWA 1982 for promotion and service to college baseball... National Baseball Federation Media Award 1987... author of several books on Carolina athletics.

A first-team All-SEC receiver and earned Freshman All-America honors... caught 142 passes in just a two-year career before becoming a star in the NFL... hauled in 23 touchdown passes in his career, which includes a school-record 5 in one game... career receiving totaled 2,233 yards with an impressive 15.7 yards per catch.

MACKIE PRICKETT (1995) Football • 1954-56

BOBBY RICHARDSON (2004) Baseball • 1970-76

Compiled a 16-13 career record as a starter at quarterback... entered his first varsity game against nationally-ranked Army and engineered a 95-yard scoring drive to propel USC to a 34-20 comefrom-behind win... was a full-time starter his junior and senior seasons and shared the starting role as a sophomore... led USC to a 7-3 record as a senior and the school’s first win over Duke in over 25 years... led the 1956 team in scoring and played in the Blue-Gray All-Star game.

Head baseball coach at USC from 197076, he helped put Carolina baseball on the map... won over 70 percent of his games as a coach... led USC to runner-up finish in the 1975 College World Series... standout second baseman on several New York Yankees World Champion teams.

ANDREW PROVENCE (2010) Football • 1980-82 Second on the career list in total tackles with 401... is one of only two players to record 400 or more tackles during his career... finished his career ranked second in tackles for loss (35.0) and in sacks (26.0)... set the single-season sacks record with 10.0 in 1982... led the team in tackles in both 1981 and ‘82... named to the Modern Era All-Time Team... named to The Sporting News All-America team in 1982... named third-team Associated Press All-American in 1982... selected to play in the Senior Bowl... drafted by Atlanta in the third round of the 1983 NFL Draft. JUNE RAINES (2000) Baseball • 1977-96

Came to USC in 1959 as an athletic trainer... retired in 1990 after 31 years of service for the Gamecocks... served as a trainer for all sports until later in his career when he worked with the USC Olympic sports teams.

Won 763 games during 20-year head coaching career, including 19 consecutive winning seasons... took the Gamecocks to the NCAA Championship Tournament 11 times and made four trips to the College World Series, including a second-place finish in 1977... most wins of any Carolina baseball coach (763-380-2)... played 10 seasons of minor league baseball before entering Carolina as a 30-year-old freshman... earned bachelor and master’s degrees while serving as assistant coach... worked as catching instructor, minor league manager four years with Phillies before returning to Carolina as head coach.

CARL PAULSON (2008) Golf • 1990-93

TOM PRICE (2001) SID/Asst. AD/Historian • 1962-2008

DAN REEVES (1977) Football • 1962-64

Earned All-America honors in 1993 on the links... won the Metro League Conference individual championship in 1991 and topped that by being named the Southeastern Conference Player of the Year in 1993... also finished first in the 1995 PGA Tour Qualifying School.

Joined the USC athletics staff in 1962... served as sports information director from 1962-1985, assistant athletics director for media relations from 1985-92 and historian-consultant from 19922008... inducted into College Sports Information Directors of America Hall of Fame in 1981... honorary lifetime member USC Association of Letter-

Lettered in 1962-63-64... played quarterback for Coach Marvin Bass... has been an NFL head coach for the Denver Broncos, New York Giants and Atlanta Falcons... also was an assistant coach with the NFL Dallas Cowboys... was a running back for the Cowboys from 1965-72.

MARTHA PARKER (1995) Basketball • 1986-89 Finished her career as the fourth-leading scorer in Carolina women’s basketball history with 1,728 points... is one of only three women’s players ever to have her jersey (#13) retired... was a two-time Academic All-American, majoring in pre-med... ranks in the Top 10 in virtually every statistical category in Gamecock history... led South Carolina to three Metro Conference Championships and three NCAA Tournament berths.

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SIDNEY RICE (2016) Football • 2005-06

TOM RIKER (2009) Basketball • 1970-72 Earned first-team Associated Press AllAmerica honors in 1972 as a 6-10, 225-pound center/forward... averaged 19.6 points as a senior and 15.8 points during his career, scoring 1,343 points in three seasons... once scored 42 points in an NCAA Tournament game. MCIVER RILEY (1972) Track & Field • 1941-43 Held the school record for many years in the 100-yard dash with a time of :09.5. JOHN ROCHE (1979) Basketball • 1969-71 Was a three-time All-American... his jersey, #11, was retired by USC... is the third-leading career scorer (1,910) and holds the second-highest career scoring average (22.5 ppg) at USC... is also the fourth-leading career free throw percentage shooter (.821)... lettered from 196971... was the first-round draft pick of the NBA Phoenix Suns in 1971... played professionally with the ABA New York Nets (1972-73), Kentucky Colonels (1973-74), and Utah Stars (1975), and the NBA Los Angeles Lakers (1976) and Denver Nuggets (1980-81)... played professionally in Italy in the late 1970s. BILL ROGERS (1969) Football • 1924-26 Baseball • 1925-27 Basketball • 1925-27 Earned nine letters while playing three varsity sports at USC from 1924-27... played football under Coach Branch Bocock from 1924-26... the football squad compiled a 20-10 record in those three seasons and had three straight winning campaigns... in basketball, scored 345 points in 47 career games... led USC to a 33-16 combined record on the hardwood... scored a career-high 23 points in a win at Clemson... lettered three years in baseball under Coach Bocock.

C A R OLIN A HA L L O F F AM E GEORGE ROGERS (1987) Football • 1977-80

JOHN SAUNDERS (2010) Football • 1957-59

HANK SMALL (1991) Baseball • 1972-75

TOMMY SUGGS (1989) Football • 1968-70

1980 Heisman Trophy winner... was inducted into the NFL Foundation Hall of Fame in 1997... led the nation in rushing as a senior with 1,894 yards and was second in 1979 with 1,681 yards... still holds numerous Gamecock rushing records including most career rushing yards (5,204) and most yards rushing in a single season (1,894)... rushed for 100 or more yards in 27 of his 46 games played as a collegian, including his last 22 games in a Gamecock uniform... topped the 200-yard rushing mark three times during his college career, with a singlegame high of 237 yards in 27 attempts against Wake Forest... selected as the first player overall by the New Orleans Saints in the 1981 NFL draft... named The Sporting News NFL Rookie of the Year in 1981 after leading the league in rushing with 1,674 yards... rushed for over 1,000 yards in four of his seven NFL seasons... played for the 1988 Super Bowl champion Redskins.

Considered one of the top fullbacks in school history... earned All-ACC honors... awarded the Jacobs Blocking Trophy for the ACC as a junior... led the ACC in rushing in 1958... selected to play in the 1959 North-South Shrine Game.

First-team All-American in 1975... second-team All-American in 1974... power hitter who belted 48 career home runs... during his four-year career, South Carolina posted a record of 155-45-2... led the team to a 51-6-1 record in 1975 and a runner-up finish to Texas in the College World Series... five-year career in the minor leagues that culminated in 1978 with 25 home runs, 101 RBI, and a .289 batting average.

Standout quarterback... established numerous passing and total offense records during his career... led the Gamecocks to the 1969 ACC championship and Peach Bowl berth... shares the school record for most touchdown passes in one game (5)... completed 355-of-672 passes for 4,916 yards and 34 touchdowns... all of those marks were once records... named USC’s Most Valuable Player in 1970... was named the Outstanding Player in the 1970 Blue-Gray All-Star game... threw for 200 or more yards eight times during his career... as a quarterback, he never lost to Clemson during his career.

SETH ROSE (2014) Tennis • 1999-2003 Earned All-America honors in 2003 in singles... participated in the NCAA singles championship twice, and earned AllSEC honors in 2002 and 2003... in 2000 he was named Region II Rookie of the Year and was a finalist for national Freshman of the Year honors... helped lead the Gamecocks to four consecutive NCAA tournament appearances, and never lost against Clemson. NORMAN RUCKS (1969) Track & Field • 1946-48 Won the 1948 NCAA 400-meter run... nickname was “Scooter”... participated in the 1948 U.S. Olympic Trials. MAX RUNAGER (2013) Football • 1974, 1976-78 Was an outstanding punter in the late 1970s and was voted to Carolina’s alltime team in 1992... punted in the NFL from 1979-89 for the Eagles, 49ers and Browns... punted for two Super Bowl teams - the 1980 Eagles and the 1984 49ers. KAREN SANCHELLI (2015) Softball • 1985-88) Earned NSCA first-team All-America honors in 1987 and 1988 and was threetime NSCA All-Region selection... led the Gamecocks in batting average, base hits and slugging percentage for three consecutive seasons. RICK SANFORD (2002) Football • 1975-78 The school’s first first-round NFL draft pick... played for the New England Patriots from 1979-84... also played with the Seattle Seahawks in 1985... named to The Sporting News All-America Team in 1978 after leading the squad with four interceptions.

WILLIE SCOTT (2006) Football • 1977-80 Football tight end who is a member of the modern era all-time team... lettered four years under Coach Jim Carlen... played professionally for the Kansas City Chiefs from 1981-86. DAVID SEAWELL (2016) Golf • 1993-96 A three-time All American, as well as three-time All-SEC selection for the Gamecocks... ranked sixth all-time in stroke average (73.05) and tied for first in school history with 14 top-5 finishes at the time of his induction... led the Gamecocks to the NCAA regionals in 1993 and 1996, advancing to the NCAA championships in ‘96... qualified for the NCAA Championships as an individual in 1994 and ‘95... won the Carpet Capital Collegiate championship in 1994. JAMES SEAWRIGHT (2003) Football • 1981-84 Earned Associated Press and Football Writers All-America first-team honors and was a second-team selection by United Press International and Football News in 1984... played linebacker and recorded 369 career tackles, including 133 as a senior... was leading defensive player on 10-2 “Fire Ants and Black Magic” team of 1984. STERLING SHARPE (2000) Football • 1983, 1985-87 Finished his standout career with 169 career catches for 2,497 yards and 17 touchdowns... had his best season with 74 catches for 1,106 yards and10 TDs in 1986... caught a pass in 34 consecutive games... had school-record 104-yard kickoff return against Duke in 1985, the longest play of any kind in Carolina history... two-time All-American (1986 & ’87)... all-Pro with Green Bay Packers in NFL (1988-94) until injury ended his playing career. JIM SLAUGHTER (1975) Basketball • 1948-51 Holds South Carolina’s second-highest single-season rebound average (16.5 rpg), a mark he set in 1951... considered one of the school’s top rebounders, though rebounding records were not kept until his senior season... selected All-American by the Helms Athletic Foundation in 1951... Gamecocks tallied 48-44 mark in his career... scored 1,521 points in 91 career games... averaged 17.3, 20.0 and 22.8 points over his final three seasons.

LARRY SMITH (1979) Football • 1949-51 Tabbed All-Southern Conference in 1951 as a center... played in the 1951 Blue-Gray Classic... lettered in 1949-5051... played pro ball with the NFL Chicago Bears (1952) and Green Bay Packers (1953) and the Canadian Football League Montreal Alouettes (1954) and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (1955). JUSTIN SMOAK (2016) Baseball • 2006-08 Concluded his three-year career at South Carolina as one of the greatest offensive players in school history... two-time All-America recipient (2007-08) and a consensus selection in the nation at first base his junior season after he hit .383 with 23 HR and 72 RBI... set school records for home runs (62), runs batted in (207), bases on balls (151) and total bases (485)... fifth on the SEC career list for home runs and one of only seven players in SEC history to record 60 or more round trippers at the time of his induction... started every game at first base for three straight years with 195 consecutive starts on the corner... No. 11 overall pick in the first round of the 2008 MLB Draft by the Texas Rangers.

ART SWARTS (2009) Track & Field • 1965-67 Captured the ACC discus title for three straight years and earned All-America honors in 1965, ‘66 and ‘67... also won the discus title at the Florida Relays, the Penn Relays and numerous other events. STEVE TANEYHILL (2006) Football • 1992-95 Flamboyant quarterback who passed for almost 9,000 career yards and 62 touchdowns while completing 60 percent of his passes as a Gamecock... named to the Freshman All-America squad by Football News in 1992... also was the SEC Offensive Freshman of the Year... led USC to its first bowl win in school history – the 1995 Carquest Bowl over West Virginia – and was named MVP of the game... his trademark long hair and swagger gave him a unique presence on the field. JACK THOMPSON (1999) Basketball • 1966-68

Was a seven-time SEC champion and a three-time NCAA champion as a shot putter and discus thrower... earned eight All-America honors and was a three-time Olympian for Canada, appearing in the 1996, 2000 and 2004 Olympics.

Outstanding point guard under Coach Frank McGuire... arguably the best passer in Gamecock basketball history... scored 686 points in 63 games of threeyear varsity career for a 10.9 average... two-time Atlantic Coast Conference AllTournament selection (1967 & ’68)... second-team All-ACC 1967... two-time team captain (1967 & ’68)... team record was 52-27 during his career... played professionally with Indiana Pacers in ABA.

LOU SOSSAMON (1968) Football • 1940-42

KYLE THOMPSON (2009) Golf • 1999-2001

Named second-team All-America (1942) by the Associated Press... played center for Coach Rex Enright... was All-Southern Conference in 1941 and 1942... played in the 1942 Blue-Gray Classic... played pro ball with the New York Yankees of the AAFC (1946-48)... is a former member of the USC Board of Trustees and publisher of The Gaffney Ledger newspaper.

Competed at South Carolina from 19992001, earning All-America accolades... won the 2001 NCAA West Regional and broke Carl Paulson’s school record for most individual titles with five. In 1999 he won both the Seminole Classic and the NCAA East Regional, where he set a school record of 63 in the final round.

BRAD SNYDER (2008) Track & Field • 1996-99

BISHOP STRICKLAND (1975) Football • 1947-50 Played in the 1951 Senior Bowl and the 1950 North-South Shrine Bowl... lettered from 1947-50... played for the 1951 San Francisco 49ers.

FREDDIE TOMPKINS (1967) Basketball • 1932-34 Played in 38 career games and scored 509 points... led Gamecocks to a 17-2 mark and the SC Championship in 1932-33 and an 18-1 record (best winning percentage in school history – .947) in 1933-34... scored 13 points against

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from scrimmage (96 yards vs. George Washington, 1950)... ranks fourth on the South Carolina career rushing list with 2,878 yards... his number 37 was retired.

TIFFANY TOOTLE (2006) Softball • 1990-93

FRED WADSWORTH (2010) Golf • 1980-84

Completed her stellar career as the only three-time All-American (1991-93)... ranked as the NCAA’s all-time leader in hits (351) and runs scored (207)... in 1992, set national records for hits (123) and runs scored (72) in a season... holds 11 USC softball records and is arguably the greatest player in school history.

1984 GCAA second-team All-American... won two collegiate tournaments... 1984 All-Metro Conference selection... tied for ninth at the 1984 NCAA Championships, the best individual NCAA finish in school history... logged six top-five finishes and 11 top-10 finishes.

TERRENCE TRAMMELL (2006) Track & Field • 1997-2000 All-American who captured silver medals at both the 2000 and 2004 Olympics while running the 110-meter high hurdles... was a six-time NCAA champion... named the SEC Athlete of the Year in 1999... was a two-time World Indoor 60m hurdles gold medalist (’01 & ’06)... was the 2003 World Outdoor 110m hurdles silver medalist... is a three-time USA Indoor 60m hurdles champion (‘00, ’01, ‘06) and was the 2002 USA Indoor 60m champion. JENNIFER VAN ASSEN (2017) Swimming & Diving • 2001-04 Achieved All-America status seven times during her Gamecock career, including a school-record five recognitions in 2004, earning certificates in the 100 Freestyle, 200 Freestyle, 200 Free relay, 400 Free relay, and 800 Free relay... named firstteam All-SEC in 2004... holds Gamecock records in the 200 Freestyle, 200 Free relay, and 400 Free relay. ALFRED H. VON KOLNITZ (1967) Baseball/Football • 1911-13 Earned four letters, two each in football (1911-12) and baseball (1912-13)... nickname was “Fritz”... played pro baseball for the Cincinnati Reds from 1914-16. STEVE WADIAK (1967) Football • 1948-51 Second-team All-America as a running back in 1951, as named by the Helms Foundation and Paul Williamson... was All-Southern Conference in 1950 and 1951... played in the 1952 Senior Bowl and the 1951 Blue-Gray Classic... holds the school record for the longest run

GRADY WALLACE (1968) Basketball • 1956-57 Named All-America in 1957... was the national scoring champion in 1957 with a 31.3 ppg average... holds the school record for career scoring average (28.0 ppg), the school mark for a single-season average, and the second-best mark for career rebound average (12.8 rpg)... his jersey #42, was the first to be retired at South Carolina... two-year letterwinner... scored 54 points vs. Georgia in 1957. GREG WARD (2015) Baseball • 1972-75 Ranks third in career wins with 34 and hurled 25 complete games, three more than any other Gamecock in a career... ranks fifth all-time in career strikeouts with 323 and once threw two complete games in a doubleheader sweep of Georgia Tech in 1973, the second game being a shutout... played on the 1975 team that was the first to punch a ticket to Omaha and the College World Series. MELVIN WATSON (2011) Basketball • 1994-98 Three-time All-SEC basketball player... earned third-team honors in 1996, was a first-team selection 1997, and a secondteam honoree in 1998... graduated as Carolina’s all-time leader in games started (116) along with teammate BJ McKie, while ranking first in career assists (543) and fourth in steals (194)... led the team in assists in all four of his seasons... scored 1,424 points... team averaged 19 wins during his four-year career. ART WHISNANT (2001) Basketball • 1959-62 At six feet four, he more than held his own against much larger centers... three-

time All-ACC: first team 1962, second team 1960 and ‘61... ACC All-Tournament team 1961 and ‘62... averaged 19.1 points in 79 games over three varsity seasons... claimed 723 rebounds... his 1,505 career points ranks in top 10 on all-time list... attempted a record 880 career free throws (more than 10 per game), making 567... averaged 17.0 points per game as a sophomore, 19.1 as a junior and 21.0 as a senior. EMILY WHITE (2008) Administration • 1967-2009 Assisted head football coaches, baseball coaches and athletics directors at South Carolina from 1967 until 2009... considered the matriarch and “first lady” of Carolina Athletics, she has been a dedicated professional, always seen with a smile on her face. HAROLD WHITE (2009) Administration • 1971-2007 The first minority assistant football coach at South Carolina... moved from the playing field into administration where he served in the academic department for many years, counseling thousands of Gamecock athletes.

TONIQUE WILLIAMS-DARLING (2009) Track & Field • 1997-98 400-meter specialist who won the SEC title in 1998 after three-straight runnerup finishes... earned two All-America certificates and went on to capture the gold medal at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece, becoming the first Carolina women’s individual gold medalist in any sport... also was the 2005 World Champion at 400 meters. ROGER “RED” WILSON (1998) Football • 1946-49 Played offense and defense... all-state team four years straight, one of two to achieve this feat in the state’s history... named honorary captain 1947 and 1948... honorable mention AP AllAmerican twice... drafted by the Green Bay Packers in 1949... lettered in baseball and made all-conference team in 1948... also lettered in track, throwing the javelin and shot and was a part of the state championship track team. BRIAN WINTERS (2008) Basketball • 1972-74

All-America baseball player in 1994, he was a two-time All-SEC selection... set the school records for most hits and doubles and tied for the career mark in triples and RBIs... finished his career as the school record holder for total bases, putouts by an outfielder and consecutive games played.

Scored 1,079 points despite being hampered by injuries and mononucleosis... known as a smooth-as-silk clutch performer who was deadly from long range, also became very adept at heaving the ball from his own baseline to a teammate breaking under the opponent’s basket... drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers and later traded to Milwaukee for Kareem Abdul-Jabbar... had his jersey retired by the Bucks.

J.R. WILBURN (2004) Football • 1963-65

BILL WOHRMAN (1998) Football • 1952-54

All-ACC performer in track and football in the mid-1960s... lettered in football 1963-65... went on to play pro football with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Only player in Carolina history to win four Jacobs Blocking trophies... football co-captain in 1954 and was also named Most Valuable Player... named All-ACC in 1954... played pro football with the Cleveland Browns and the New York Titans... lettered in baseball from 1953-55 at centerfield and third base.

MAC WHITE (2004) Baseball • 1991-94

CLARENCE WILLIAMS (2008) Football • 1975-76 Rushed for 2,311 career yards, including eight 100-yard games, during his two years at USC... was a member of the Gamecocks’ “Hall of Fame” backfield of 1975, joining running back Kevin Long and quarterback Jeff Grantz... played pro ball for the San Diego Chargers and Washington Redskins from 1977-83.

JOSH WOLFF (2008) Soccer • 1995-97 Scored 21 goals with eight assists in 43 career games... was named to the Soccer America All-America Freshman Team in 1995 despite missing half the season with a broken collarbone. FRED ZEIGLER (1995) Football • 1967-69 Finished his career as the all-time leader in receptions (146) and yards (1,876)... caught a pass in 29 consecutive games, a record that lasted until Sterling Sharpe broke the mark in 1987... also had nine career touchdowns... was a two-time AllACC pick and led the Gamecocks to the 1969 Peach Bowl... in his last home game, caught nine passes for 122 yards in a 27-13 win over Clemson.

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South Carolina Bowl Scoreboard (9-13) Date Jan. 01, 1946 Dec. 30, 1969 Dec. 20, 1975 Dec. 28, 1979 Dec. 29, 1980 Dec. 28, 1984 Dec. 31, 1987 Dec. 28, 1988 Jan. 02, 1995 Jan. 01, 2001 Jan. 01, 2002 Dec. 30, 2005 Dec. 29, 2006 Jan. 01, 2009 Jan. 02, 2010 Dec. 31, 2010 Jan. 02, 2012 Jan. 01, 2013 Jan. 01, 2014 Dec. 27, 2014 Dec. 29, 2016 Jan. 01, 2018

Site Jacksonville Atlanta Orlando Birmingham Jacksonville Jacksonville Jacksonville Memphis Miami Tampa Tampa Shreveport Memphis Tampa Birmingham Atlanta Orlando Tampa Orlando Shreveport Birmingham Tampa

Opponent Result Wake Forest Lost West Virginia Lost Miami (Ohio) Lost Missouri Lost Pittsburgh Lost Oklahoma State Lost Louisiana State Lost Indiana Lost West Virginia Won Ohio State Won Ohio State Won Missouri Lost Houston Won Iowa Lost Connecticut Lost Florida State Lost Nebraska Won Michigan Won Wisconsin Won Miami (Fla.) Won South Florida Lost Michigan Won

Score Attend. 14-26 7,362 3-14 48,452 7-20 20,247 14-24 62,785 9-37 72,287 14-21 82,138 13-30 82,119 10-34 39,210 24-21 50,833 24-7 65,229 31-28 66,249 31-38 41,332 44-36 56,103 10-31 55,117 7-20 45,254 17-26 72,217 30-13 61,351 33-28 54,527 34-24 56,629 24-21 38,242 39-46 OT 31,229 26-19 45,687

Individual Bowl Records Rushes: 27, George Rogers vs. Pittsburgh (1980 Gator) Yards Rushing: 133, George Rogers vs. Missouri (1979 Hall of Fame) Longest Run: 64, Connor Shaw vs. Michigan (2013 Outback) Passes Attempted: 47, Todd Ellis vs. Louisiana State (1987 Gator) Passes Completed: 32, Jake Bentley vs. USF (2016 Birmingham) Yards Passing: 390, Jake Bentley vs. USF (2016 Birmingham) Touchdowns Passing: 4, Blake Mitchell vs. Houston (2006 Liberty) Longest Pass Completion: 78 yards, Connor Shaw to Alshon Jeffery vs. Nebraska (2012 Capital One); Dylan Thompson to Pharoh Cooper vs. Miami (2014 Independence Bowl) Pass Receptions: 14, Deebo Samuel vs. USF (2016 Birmingham) Yards Receiving: 191, Sidney Rice vs. Missouri (2005 Independence) Yards Total Offense: 381, Jake Bentley vs. USF (2016 Birmingham) Punts: 9, Rodney Price vs. Indiana (1988 Liberty) Punting Yards: 338, Rodney Price vs. Indiana (1988 Liberty) Punting Average: 47.7, Tyeler Dean vs. Ohio State (2002 Outback) Longest Punt: 70, Tyeler Dean vs. Ohio State (2002 Outback) Interceptions: 2, Deandre' Eiland vs. Ohio State (2001 Outback); Skai Moore vs. Wisconsin (2014 Capital One) Longest INT Return: 90, Dutch Brembs vs. Wake Forest (1946 Gator) Punt Returns: 3, 4 times, last: Chris Lammons (2018 Outback) Punt Return Yards: 66, Ace Sanders vs. Michigan (2013 Outback) Longest Punt Return: 63, Ace Sanders vs. Michigan (2013 Outback) Longest Kickoff Return: 49, Ryan Brewer vs. Ohio State (2002 Outback) Field Goals: 2, twice: Collin Mackie vs. Louisiana State (1987 Gator); Parker White vs. Michigan (2018 Outback) Longest Field Goal: 49, Collin Mackie vs. Louisiana State (1987 Gator) Longest Scoring Run: 17, Rico Dowdle vs. Michigan (2018 Outback) Longest Scoring Pass: 78, Dylan Thompson to Pharoh Cooper vs. Miami (2014 Independence Bowl) Points: 18, Ryan Brewer vs. Ohio State (2001 Outback) Touchdowns: 3, Ryan Brewer vs. Ohio State (2001 Outback) Touchdowns Accounted For: 5, Connor Shaw vs. Wisconsin (2014 Capital One Bowl (3 passing, 1 rushing, 1 receiving) Longest Scoring Play: 90-yard interception return, Dutch Brembs vs. Wake Forest (1946 Gator) 166

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Head Coach Johnnie McMillan Paul Dietzel Jim Carlen Jim Carlen Jim Carlen Joe Morrison Joe Morrison Joe Morrison Brad Scott Lou Holtz Lou Holtz Steve Spurrier Steve Spurrier Steve Spurrier Steve Spurrier Steve Spurrier Steve Spurrier Steve Spurrier Steve Spurrier Steve Spurrier Will Muschamp Will Muschamp

Record 2-4-3 7-4 7-5 8-4 8-4 10-2 8-4 8-4 7-5 8-4 9-3 7-5 8-5 7-6 7-6 9-5 11-2 11-2 11-2 7-6 6-7 9-4

Notes First bowl appearance ACC Champion Carlen’s first team First eight-win season Rogers wins Heisman Fire Ants & Black Magic Black Magic returns Started season 6-0 First bowl win SEC’s biggest turnaround Back-to-back bowl wins Spurrier’s first team Highest scoring bowl game Return to New Year’s Day bowl First coach to four bowl games SEC Eastern Division Champs Most wins in school history Back-to-back 11-win seasons Highest final ranking in history Seventh-straight winning season First overtime bowl game Overcame 16-point deficit

Carolina Team Bowl Records Points Scored: 44, vs. Houston (2006 Liberty) First Downs: 27, vs. USF (2016 Birmingham) Rushes: 51, vs. Ohio State (2001 Outback) Yards Rushing: 218, vs. Ohio State (2001 Outback) Passing Attempts: 50, vs. Iowa (2009 Outback) Pass Completions: 32, vs. USF (2016 Birmingham) Interceptions Thrown: 4, vs. LSU (1987 Gator) Yards Passing: 390, vs. USF (2016 Birmingham) TD Passes: 4, vs. Houston (2006 Liberty); vs. Michigan (2013 Outback) Plays: 84, vs. LSU (1987 Gator) Yards Total Offense: 512, vs. Houston (2006 Liberty) Penalties: 10, vs. Iowa (2009 Outback) Yards Penalized: 100, vs. Iowa (2009 Outback)

Opponent Team Bowl Records Points Scored: 46 by USF (2016 Birmingham) First Downs: 27, by Houston (2006 Liberty) Rushes: 79, by West Virginia (1969 Peach) Yards Rushing: 368, by Wake Forest (1946 Gator) Passing Attempts: 45, by Michigan (2018 Outback) Pass Completions: 27, by Houston (2006 Liberty) Interceptions Thrown: 3, by Pittsburgh (1980 Gator); by Wisconsin (2014 Capital One) Yards Passing: 392, by Houston (2006 Liberty) TD Passes: 3, by LSU (1987 Gator); by Houston (2006 Liberty) Plays: 85, by Oklahoma State (1984 Gator) Yards Total Offense: 575, by Indiana (1988 Liberty) Penalties: 11, by Pittsburgh (1980 Gator) Yards Penalized: 107, by Louisiana State (1987 Gator)

BOW L GA M E R E CAP S

2018 OUTBACK BOWL Carolina 26, Michigan 19 January 1, 2018 Raymond James Stadium Tampa, Fla. 45,687 TAMPA, FLA. — Will Muschamp envisions championships in South Carolina’s future. Lots of them. ‘’We don’t have all the trophies and the tradition and history but we have some grit,’’ the coach said after the Gamecocks rallied from a 16-point second-half deficit to beat Michigan 26-19 in Monday’s Outback Bowl. Jake Bentley threw for 239 yards and two touchdowns Monday to pace the win, which gave the Gamecocks (94) at least nine wins in a season for just the seventh time. Bentley shrugged off a slow start to toss scoring passes of 21 yards to Bryan Edwards and 53 yards to Shi Smith, the latter giving his team a 23-19 lead early in the fourth quarter. The sophomore said once the Gamecocks began to have some success, the offense’s confidence grew. ‘’It’s just we started to execute well. The excitement, I think, is contagious to the whole team,’’ Bentley, voted the game’s most valuable player, said. ‘’You see where we went from there.’’ Michigan (8-5) finished with its first three-game losing streak under coach Jim Harbaugh. The Wolverines turned the ball over five times after halftime, including an end zone interception that denied them an opportunity to regain the lead with just under eight minutes to go. ‘’We kind of let them hang around and they took advantage of it,’’ Harbaugh said. ‘’They got better as the game went on. We didn’t get the knockout punch when we needed it.’’ Bentley was 19 of 32 passing with one interception. Rico Dowdle, playing for first time since breaking his leg against Tennessee on Oct. 14, began South Carolina’s comeback from a 19-3 deficit with a 17-yard TD run. Brandon Peters had a tough day for Michigan, completing 20 of 44 passes for 186 yards and two interceptions. His second pick, with 1:05 remaining, sealed South Carolina’s second Outback Bowl victory over the Wolverines in five years. Quinn Nordin accounted for most of Michigan’s scoring, kicking field goals of 35, 26, 45 and 48 yards. Fullback Ben Mason scored on a 1-yard run in helping Michigan build its 16-point lead. GAME CHANGER South Carolina recovered one of its five forced turnovers with 57 seconds left in third quarter and struck on the next play with a 21-yard pass from Jake Bentley to Bryan Edwards, cutting Michigan’s lead to 19-16. After the Gamecock defense forced Michigan to punt, Bentley found Shi Smith for a 53-yard touchdown pass to give South Carolina the lead for good. KEY STAT 23 — South Carolina scored 23 straight points in the second half to give the Gamecocks the 26-19 win. Carolina was down 19-3 with 5:42 left in the third quarter but went on a six-play 77-yard drive that ended with a 17-yard run from Rico Dowdle with 2:25 left in the quarter. South Carolina took the lead for good on a 53-yard touchdown pass from Jake Bentley to Shi Smith with 11:33 left in the game.

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MICH 17 3 11 3 74 33 203 21-45-2 277 78 3-3 6-40 7-244 34.9 4-13 2-34 1-27 34:17 2-17 1-3 3-5 3-21 1-1 4-4

SC 13 2 10 1 61 26 239 19-32-1 300 58 2-2 7-68 8-307 38.4 3-3 4-45 2-2 25:43 2-14 0-0 2-2 2-16 2-2 2-3

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2016 BIRMINGHAM BOWL USF 46, Carolina 39 December 29, 2016 Legion Field Birmingham, Ala. 31,229 BIRMINGHAM, ALA. — South Carolina (6-7) stormed back from an 18-point deficit to force overtime, but USF (11-2) came through in the end to claim a 46-39 victory in the 2016 Birmingham Bowl from Legion Field. The Bulls wasted no time in taking the advantage in overtime, as quarterback Quinton Flowers scrambled before finding Elkanah Dillon in the end zone for the decisive score. The Gamecocks benefited from a face mask penalty to keep their OT possession alive, but Mike Love, on 4th-and-6, produced a sack to end the chance and the game in the Bulls’ favor. In the fourth quarter, South Carolina got a critical score with 9:41 to go. On 4th-and-2 from the USF 9, A Bull defender tipped the Jake Bentley pass, but freshman wide receiver Bryan Edwards, diving right behind the tip, brought in the catch at the back of the end zone for a touchdown. That brought the Gamecocks within a score at 39-31. The Gamecocks drove inside the Bulls’ 10 with a chance to tie the game, but cornerback Tajee Fullwood forced a fumble at the two, and Khalid McGee recovered it to end that chance. The Gamecock defense stepped up and held the Bulls to only a yard and forced their third punt in four possessions. Chris Lammons returned the punt to the USF 2, setting up A.J. Turner’s one-yard score. Needing two to tie the game, Bentley hit Hayden Hurst in the back of the end zone to convert and tie things at 39-39. The Gamecock defense held again to force overtime. In the first quarter, USF got a pair of four-yard runs from its starting quarterback Flowers, the first on a designed draw and the second on a scramble, to take the advantage. The Bulls converted a two-point conversion after the first score, making it 15-0 after the traditional PAT kick after the second run. The Gamecocks struck fast with a four-play, 81-yard drive that saw freshman quarterback Bentley run for the first 10 yards before throwing the final 71 yards. A completion to sophomore wide receiver Deebo Samuel came before two receptions by Hurst, the final a 25-yard scoring catch. A fourth-down conversion helped USF send the lead back to 15. Flowers hit D’Ernest Johnson, who rumbled 22 yards to keep the drive going. Three plays later, Flowers completed a one-yard run for his third score of the game. On the Gamecocks’ final drive of the first half, Bentley went 5-for-6, including capping it with a three-yard score to Samuel. But USF answered, as Flowers hit Johnson for a 37-yard TD pass to make it 29-14 at the end of the first half. South Carolina scored on the first drive of the second half, with Samuel capping the drive with a four-yard run. Freshman running back Rico Dowdle had the biggest gain on the drive, running for 26 yards to get the ball into Bull territory. The Gamecock defense held the Bulls to a field goal after USF drove inside the Gamecock 5. But on the ensuing South Carolina possession, Fullwood intercepted a pass and returned it 47 yards for a touchdown, putting the Bulls’ lead to 39-21. With 22 seconds left in the third, Gamecock senior Elliott Fry hit a 43yard field goal to make it 39-24, starting the comeback bid by Carolina.

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10 10

0 15

7 0

46 39

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 4th 4th OT

10:25 4:26 14:02 10:40 1:12 0:07 11:55 8:07 7:06 0:22 9:41 1:11

USF USF SC USF SC USF SC USF USF SC SC SC USF

Flowers 4-yard run (Wilcox pass from Kean (7-46-2:26) Flowers 4-yard run (Behr kick) (11-80-4:09) Hurst 25-yard pass from Bentley (Fry kick) (4-81-1:14) Flowers 1-yard run (Behr kick) (10-77-4:26) Samuel 3-yard pass from Bentley (Fry kick) (10-73-4:26) Johnson 37-yard pass from Flowers (Behr kick) (8-68-1:05) Samuel 4-yard run (Fry kick) (8-65-3:05) Behr 21-yard field goal (11-60-3:48) Fullwood 47-yard interception return (Behr kick) Fry 43-yard field goal (4-2-1:32) Edwards 9-yard pass from Bentley (Fry kick) (9-77-4:14) Turner 1-yard run (Hurst pass from Bentley) (3-2-1:34) Dillon 25-yard pass from Flowers (Behr kick) (1-25)

0-8 0-15 7-15 7-22 14-22 14-29 21-29 21-32 21-39 24-39 31-39 39-39 39-46

TEAM STATISTICS

USF 24 10 13 1 208 48 261 23-32-1 469 80 3-1 5-50 4-166 41.5 1-2 4-102 2-68 28:03 7-17 2-3 4-4 5-35 5-5 1-1

SC 27 4 20 3 91 34 390 32-43-2 481 77 4-3 3-35 2-88 44.0 3-48 4-97 1-0 31:57 4-13 2-4 4-8 0-0 4-4 1-1

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: USF: Flowers 21-105; Mack 13-50; Johnson 11-27; Adams 3-26. SC: Dowdle 12-50; Turner 10-49; Samuel 1-4; Team 1-(-3); Bentley 10-(-9). PASSING: USF: Flowers 23-32-1-261. SC: Bentley 32-43-2-390. RECEIVING: USF: Adams 7-67; Johnson 6-95; McCants 4-25; Dillon 2-35; Mack 2-12; Scantling 1-14; Wilcox 1-13. SC: Samuel 14-190; Hurst 6-86; Edwards 6-71; Turner 3-23; Dowdle 1-8; Crosby 1-7; Banks 1-5. PUNT RETURNS: USF: Johnson 1-2. SC: Lammons 3-48. KICKOFF RETURNS: USF: Johnson 3-96; Fullwood 1-6. SC: Samuel 4-97. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: USF: Fullwood 1-47; Abraham 1-21. SC: Allen-Williams 1-0. TACKLE LEADERS: USF: Sanchez 9; McGee 9; Godwin 6; Fulwood 6. SC: Holloman 7; Smith 7; Lammons 7; Montac 6.

BOW L GA M E R E CAP S

2014 INDEPENDENCE BOWL Carolina 24, Miami (Fla.) 21 December 27, 2014 Independence Stadium Shreveport, La. 38,242 SHREVEPORT, LA.— It would come down to the very last minute of the game, but the South Carolina Gamecocks (7-6) secured their 11th-straight season with a record of .500 or better thanks to a 24-21 win over Miami (6-7) in the Duck Commander Independence Bowl. A bend-but-don’t-break defense helped carry the Gamecocks through the early portion of the game while the offense was still finding its footing. Despite a pair of Miami drives that went deep into Carolina territory, the Hurricanes could only muster a pair of field goals after being stopped inside the ten yard line both times. It took a big play halfway through the second quarter to shake the offense from its slow start. On second down at its own 22, Dylan Thompson hit a wide-open Pharoh Cooper on a post route down the middle for the 78-yard touchdown to move the Gamecocks ahead 7-6 with just under eight minutes to play in the first half. The yardage in just that one play matched the offense’s total gains for the entire game up until that point, and tied for the longest pass play in the bowl’s history. The score broke the seal on the offense, which scored on the very next drive after the defense forced a three-and-out from Miami. Starting near midfield, Thompson spearheaded the scoring drive with a trio of difficult throws. After hooking up with Cooper for a 13-yard first down, he followed it up with a 35-yard strike to Damiere Byrd to get to the Hurricane five-yard line. A penalty pushed the Gamecocks back to the 15-yard line before Thompson rolled to his left and threw across his body to Mike Davis in the back of the end zone for a 14-6 lead. On the very next drive, a pass from Miami’s Brad Kaaya was tipped up in the air and intercepted by Jonathan Walton. The turnover would set up a 32-yard field goal from Elliott Fry and cap the team’s scoring for the half, a 17-6 lead. After struggling to stop Miami’s nationally renowned rushing offense in the first quarter, the Gamecocks defense learned quickly and held the opposition to just 44 yards in the second quarter after allowing 160 in just the first two drives of the game. The third quarter was largely controlled by Miami, who drew within a field goal of tying the game after an 11-play, 93-yard drive for a touchdown and a two-point conversion. The offensive momentum for Carolina would not carry over the break, as its first four drives of the second half would go for just 71 yards on 25 plays. The Gamecocks continued to be stymied offensively early on in the fourth quarter, before another game-changing moment would provide the difference. Carolina would punt the ball with seven minutes left in the game, still ahead 1714. On the drive’s second play, Miami’s Duke Johnson rushed to the right and was swarmed immediately. Gerald Dixon would emerge from the pile with the ball, but the game officials ruled that he was already down before the ball came out. After it was reviewed, however, it was decided that it was a fumble. On the ensuing possession, Thompson and Cooper would combine yet again for a big play, as the sophomore wide receiver went over the back of his defender on the under-thrown ball and hauled in the 25-yard strike to set up first-and-goal at the two yard line. On the very next play, Thompson would sell the read option fake and keep it for the touchdown, strikingly similar to his game-winner against Florida. Miami drove 72 yards in under two minutes for a touchdown to make it 24-21. With 2:16 still to play and needing to run out the clock, the Gamecocks turned to Davis to seal the win. He converted a third-and-one that would be the clincher, as it forced the Hurricanes to use their final two timeouts. In his final game in the Garnet and Black, Thompson would finish with 284 yards through the air and a pair of touchdowns to go with his rushing score. Cooper would bring in nine catches for 170 yards and earned offensive MVP honors for his efforts. Skai Moore earned defensive MVP honors.

Miami (Fla.) South Carolina

3 0

3 17

8 0

7 7

21 24

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 7:56 2nd 13:27 2nd 7:50 2nd 5:25 2nd 1:39 3rd 1:43 4th 4:13 4th 2:16

UM UM SC SC SC UM SC UM

Badgley 27-yard field goal (11-65-5:06) 0-3 Badgley 26-yard field goal (12-69-5:32) 0-6 P. Cooper 78-yard pass from Thompson (Fry kick) (2-78-0:20) 7-6 Davis 15-yard pass from Thompson (Fry kick) (6-53-1:33) 14-6 Fry 32-yard field goal (9-31-3:25) 17-6 Edwards 3-yard run (Lewis pass from Kaaya) (10-93-5:23) 17-14 Thompson 2-yard run (Fry kick) (3-29-1:11) 24-14 Dorsett 11-yard pass from Kaaya (Badgley kick) 24-21

TEAM STATISTICS

UM 21 10 10 1 186 40 236 19-33-1 422 73 1-1 5-40 3-85 28.3 0-0 2-31 0-0 31:10 6-14 1-2 4-4 2-24 1-1 2-3

SC 16 5 10 1 60 30 284 22-34-0 344 64 2-0 5-51 4-179 44.8 1-(-3) 2-51 1-2 28:50 7-15 0-1 3-4 2-9 3-3 1-3

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: UM: Johnson 24-132; Edwards 6-25; Yearby 6-20; Coley 1-16; Kaaya 3-(-7). SC: Davis 13-55; Byrd 2-19; Wilds 5-3; P. Cooper 3-2; Thompson 7-(-19). PASSING: UM: Kaaya 19-33-1-236. SC: Thompson 22-34-0-284. RECEIVING: UM: Johnson 5-51; Dorsett 5-45; Coley 4-31; Lewis 2-56; Dobard 1-32; Berrios 1-14; Yearby 1-7. SC: P. Cooper 9-170; Byrd 3-51; Jones 3-14; Brent 3-21; Davis 2-19; Wilds 2-4; Adams 1-5. PUNT RETURNS: UM: None. SC: P. Cooper 1-(-3). KICKOFF RETURNS: UM: Dorsett 2-31. SC: Carson 1-27; Wilds 1-24. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: UM: None. SC: Walton 1-2. TACKLE LEADERS: UM: Perryman 8; McCord 5; Bush 5. SC: Moore 11; Golightly 8; Marcus 7; McWilliams 6.

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2014 CAPITAL ONE BOWL Carolina 34, Wisconsin 24 January 1, 2014 Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium Orlando, Fla. 56,629 ORLANDO, FLA. — Behind five touchdowns from quarterback Connor Shaw, No. 8/8 South Carolina (11-2) claimed a 34-24 victory over No. 19/19 Wisconsin (9-4) in the 2014 Capital One Bowl. The Capital One Bowl MVP, Shaw accounted for 369 yards of offense, going 22for-25 in the air for 312 yards and 3 TDs while also running for 48 yards on 16 carries and a score. Shaw also caught a TD pass for 9 yards. Junior Bruce Ellington caught six passes for a career-best 139 yards and two touchdowns and threw for another, while sophomore Shaq Roland pulled in six passes for 112 yards, both career bests. The Gamecocks took the lead late in the third quarter behind the senior quarterback in his final game. Shaw found Ellington from 22 yards away to hand South Carolina a 20-17 advantage, but the duo had a much more pivotal play to keep the drive going. On 4th and 7, Ellington tipped the Shaw pass to himself before pulling it down and going out of bounds for a 22-yard gain and conversion. Shaw’s arm accounted for all but three yards of the series, completing six of seven pass attempts on the drive. South Carolina’s defense stepped up to start the fourth quarter to snuff out a Wisconsin drive. With 1 yard to gain, the Gamecocks twice stopped Melvin Gordon, who rushed for 143 yards in the contest, for no gain to turn the ball over on downs. The Gamecocks proceeded to drive 74 yards in six plays to take a 10-point lead. Shaw twice found Roland on the drive, the second time a 49-yard catch that saw Roland’s concentration as he brought in the catch among two defenders. It was tight end Jerell Adams who scored from 3 yards out for the Gamecocks, pulling down Shaw’s third TD pass. Wisconsin made it a one-score game again when Kenzel Doe found a seam and dashed 91 yards on the kickoff return, making it 27-24 in favor of the Gamecocks. On the next possession, however, Shaw drove South Carolina 88 yards for another score, wrapping the drive with Shaw’s 1-yard sneak. Another big pass from Shaw to Roland, a 33-yard reception, helped keep the drive alive. The Badgers, behind backup quarterback Curt Phillips, tried to answer on the next drive, but on 4th and 1 in the Gamecocks’ territory, the pass hit Jadeveon Clowney’s helmet and sophomore linebacker Kaiwan Lewis corralled it to end that drive. South Carolina gave the Badgers back the ball two plays later when Ethan Armstrong recovered the Gamecocks’ fumble. After the fumble recovery, Wisconsin drove inside the 20, but Gamecock freshman linebacker Skai Moore came up with his second interception of the day in the end zone to stop the Badger threat. After the Gamecocks punted the ball back to Wisconsin, the Badgers drove again deep into South Carolina territory, but Lewis picked up the fumble on the catch-and-pitch attempt. South Carolina took the initial lead after a Wisconsin turnover toward the end of the first quarter, when Moore picked off the pass from Badger starting quarterback Joel Stave. On the next play, Shaw hit Ellington for a 39-yard score. Wisconsin answered when Sam Arneson brought in the 1-yard pass from Stave on the tight end out, leveling the score at 7-7. The offensive duo of Shaw and Ellington handed South Carolina the lead again but in reverse from their normal. To cap the 12-play, 86-yard drive, Carolina called up a double-reverse, halfback pass, as Ellington took the second handoff before firing a strike to Shaw from 9 yards out to hand the Gamecocks a 13-7 lead after the PAT attempt failed. Wisconsin claimed the halftime lead when Stave found Jeff Duckworth for a 3-yard score and its PAT kick went through the uprights. The Badgers made it a 17-13 lead when Jack Russell hit a 35-yard field goal to end the Badgers’ first second-half drive. Shaw finished his Gamecock career in fourth on the career passing charts with 6,074 yards, while he holds the South Carolina record with 27 wins as a starting quarterback. The 312 passing yards ranks as the most during a single game in his senior season.

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Wisconsin South Carolina

0 7

14 6

3 7

7 14

24 34

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 0:41 2nd 12:45 2nd 6:48 2nd 0:13

SC WIS SC WIS

3rd 11:19 3rd 3:29 4th 11:05 4th 10:54 4th 6:27

WIS SC SC WIS SC

Ellington 39-yard pass from Shaw (Fry kick) (1-39-0:11) 7-0 Arneson 1-yard pass from Stave (Russell kick) (6-71-2:49) 7-7 Shaw 9-yard pass from Ellington (run failed) (12-86-5:57) 13-7 Duckworth 3-yard pass from Stave (Russell kick) (16-75-6:35) 13-14 Russell 35-yard field goal (7-47-3:41) 13-17 Ellington 22-yard pass from Shaw (Fry kick) (9-75-4:55) 20-17 Adams 4-yard pass from Shaw (Fry kick) (6-74-3:09) 27-17 Doe 91-yard kickoff return (Russell kick) 27-24 Shaw 1-yard run (Fry kick) (9-88-5:06) 34-24

TEAM STATISTICS

WIS 21 16 4 1 293 43 117 16-26-3 410 69 1-1 2-15 0-0 --0-0 5-160 0-0 29:26 6-14 1-4 3-5 1-8 3-3 1-2

SC 20 8 12 0 112 34 321 23-26-0 438 60 2-2 4-23 3-101 33.7 0-0 4-54 3-4 30:34 4-9 2-2 3-3 1-7 4-4 0-0

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: WIS: Gordon 25-143; White 12-107; Clement 1-32; Watt 1-8; Phillips 1-7; Stave 3-(-4). SC: Davis 9-49; Shaw 16-47; Wilds 3-16; P. Cooper 2-9; Carson 1-0; Team 3-(-4). PASSING: WIS: Stave 9-13-1-80; Phillips 7-12-2-37; Meyer 0-1-0-0. SC: Shaw 22-25-0-312; Ellington 1-1-0-9. RECEIVING: WIS: Abbrederis 5-30; Pedersen 3-50; White 2-8; Duckworth 2-7; Wozniak 1-7; Erickson 1-6; Doe 1-3; Arneson 1-1; Gordon 0-5. SC: Ellington 6-140; Roland 6-112; Jones 3-25; Adams 3-17; Davis 2-10; Shaw 1-9; Wilds 1-8; Jeffery 1-0. PUNT RETURNS: WIS: None. SC: None. KICKOFF RETURNS: WIS: Doe 4-142; Wozniak 1-18. SC: P. Cooper 3-43; Rhodes 1-11. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: WIS: None. SC: Moore 2-4; Lewis 1-0. TACKLE LEADERS: WIS: Borland 10; Shelton 5. SC: Lewis 9; Legree 8; Hampton 6; Diggs 6.

BOW L GA M E R E CAP S

2013 OUTBACK BOWL Carolina 33, Michigan 28 January 1, 2013 Raymond James Stadium Tampa, Fla. 54,527 TAMPA, FLA. -- Dylan Thompsonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 32-yard touchdown pass to Bruce Ellington with 11 seconds remaining lifted South Carolina (11-2) to a 33-28 victory over Michigan (8-5) to win the 2013 Outback Bowl. Trailing 28-27 with 3:29 remaining, Carolina made one final drive. Connor Shaw converted a 4th & 3 with a 6-yard slant pass to Ace Sanders and followed that up with completions of 6, 8 and 6, all to Sanders to earn two more first downs. Shaw left the game as he was nicked up, bringing Thompson in the game. Thompson moved the Gamecocks down to the Michigan 32-yardline with 20 seconds left where he unleashed a perfect strike to Ellington near the goal line. The Gamecock wide receiver made his way into the end zone to give the Gamecocks the win. The back and forth affair saw Shaw and Thompson deliver for Carolina. Shaw finished 18-for-26 for 224 yards in the air and a pair of TDs and added 96 yards rushing. Thompson was 7-for-10 for 117 yards and two scores. Sanders caught 9 passes for 92 yards with two touchdown receptions as well as a 63-yard punt return for a touchdown en route to MVP honors. The Gamecocks needed just three plays to find the end zone. Damiere Byrd got behind the Wolverine secondary and Shaw connected with him for a 56yard scoring strike to give the Gamecocks a 7-0 lead. Michigan trimmed the lead to 7-3 with a 39-yard field goal. After the Carolina defense pushed the Wolverines back to their own 9-yard line with a sack by Aldrick Fordham, Michigan punted to Sanders, who weaved his way 63 yards to the end zone, giving the Gamecocks a 14-3 advantage. The Wolverines answered with an 11-play, 75-yard scoring drive capped by a 5-yard pass from Devin Gardner to Drew Dileo. The Gamecocks regained their 11-point lead quickly with a four-play, 75yard touchdown drive. Thompson found Nick Jones across the middle for a 70-yard pass to set Carolina up at the Michigan 4. From there Thompson rolled right and found Sanders open in the end zone to give the Gamecocks a 21-10 lead with 10:54 left in the half. A 40-yard field goal by Gibbons closed the gap to 21-13 at the intermission. Michigan got a 52-yard field goal from Matt Wile, then went on a 10-play, 65-yard scoring drive capped by a 10-yard touchdown pass from Gardner to Jeremy Gallon to take a 22-21 heading into the final stanza. After a very questionable first down was awarded to the Wolverines, Jadeveon Clowney made a big defensive play. Clowney forced and recovered a fumble by tailback Vincent Smith giving the Gamecocks the ball on the Michigan 31-yardline. South Carolina quickly struck then as Shaw completed a 31-yard touchdown pass to Sanders as the Gamecocks reclaimed a 27-22 lead. Michigan answered on its ensuing drive to take a 28-27 lead. An 11-play 64yard drive took up over four minutes on the clock and was capped by a 17-yard pass from Gardner to Gallon, his second touchdown reception of the game.

South Carolina Michigan

14 3

7 10

0 9

12 6

33 28

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 13:26 1st 7:28 1st 3:29 2nd 12:41 2nd 10:54 2nd 2:47 3rd 6:54 3rd 0:02

SC UM SC UM SC UM UM UM

4th 4th

8:06 3:29

SC UM

4th

0:11

Byrd 56-yard pass from C. Shaw (Yates kick) (3-67-1:34) 7-0 Gibbons 39-yard field goal (8-51-3:14) 7-3 Sanders 63-yard punt return (Yates kick) 14-3 Dileo 5-yard pass from Gardner (Gibbons kick) (11-75-5:48) 14-10 Sanders 4-yard pass from Thompson (Yates kick) (4-75-1:47) 21-10 Gibbons 40-yard field goal (8-8-4:34) 21-13 Wile 52-yard field goal (11-45-4:29) 21-16 Gallon 10-yard pass from Gardner (Gardner pass int) (9-65-4:28) 21-22 Sanders 31-yard pass from C. Shaw (Shaw pass failed) (1-31-0:09) 27-22 Gallon 17-yard pass from Gardner (Smith rush failed) (10-64-4:37) 27-28 Ellington 32-yard pass from Thompson (Thompson pass failed) (11-70-3:18) 33-28

TEAM STATISTICS

SC 17 4 11 2 85 17 341 25-36-0 426 53 1-1 5-44 3-123 41.0 3-66 6-145 1-(-3) 22:01 3-10 1-2 1-2 3-22 3-3 0-2

UM 24 12 10 2 186 45 214 18-37-1 355 82 3-1 4-55 3-144 48.0 1-12 3-63 0-0 37:59 8-19 3-4 5-5 3-18 1-1 3-3

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: SC: C. Shaw 10-96; Miles 5-1; Thompson 2-(-12). UM: Robinson 23-100; Gardner 12-24; Dileo 1-7; Smith 6-6; Simmons 1-4; Hayes 2-0. PASSING: SC: C. Shaw 18-26-0-224; Thompson 7-10-0-117. UM: Gardner 18-36-1-214; Robinson 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING: SC: Sanders 9-92; Miles 4-22; Jones 3-78; Byrd 2-63; Ellington 2-36; Carson 2-1; Cunningham 1-37; Anderson 1-7; Davis 1-5. UM: Gallon 9-145; Roundtree 3-27; Dileo 3-22; Smith 1-9; Robinson 1-7; Funchess 1-4. PUNT RETURNS: SC: A. Sanders 3-66. UM: Dileo 1-12. KICKOFF RETURNS: SC: Auguste 2-56; Ellington 2-51; Rhodes 1-22; Sanders 1-16. UM: Norfleet 1-32; Dileo 1-20; Gallon 1-11. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: SC: Legree 1-(-3). UM: None. TACKLE LEADERS: SC: Swearinger 9; Wilson 9; Hampton 6; Taylor 5. UM: Gordon 6, Ryan 4, 5 players tied with 3.

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2012 CAPITAL ONE BOWL Carolina 30, Nebraska 13 January 2, 2012 Florida Citrus Bowl Stadium Orlando, Fla. 61,351 ORLANDO, FLA. – No. 10/9 South Carolina wrapped up one of the most successful seasons in school history with a 30-13 victory over No. 21/20 Nebraska in the Capital One Bowl. With the win, Carolina finishes the season 11-2, becoming the first team in school history to reach 11 wins. Junior receiver Alshon Jeffery played a key role in leading South Carolina to it’s record-setting win and made a little history of his own. Jeffery finished the day with four receptions for 148 yards and a touchdown on his way to earning bowl MVP honors. Gamecock quarterback Connor Shaw had a stellar end to his sophomore campaign, completing 11-of-17 passes for 230 yards and two touchdowns. He added 42 yards and one touchdown on the ground. Junior running back Kenny Miles finished with 67 yards and a touchdown on 15 carries and had two receptions for 13 yards and a score. The Gamecock defense delivered another solid performance, holding Nebraska to 253 yards of total offense with just 64 yards allowed in the second half. Carolina tied a season-high with six sacks on the day, including two from freshman Jadeveon Clowney and 1.5 from senior Melvin Ingram. Junior D.J. Swearinger and senior Antonio Allen led the way with seven tackles apiece. The Cornhuskers (9-4) struck first. On Nebraska’s third play from scrimmage, quarterback Taylor Martinez found Kenny Bell for a 30-yard touchdown strike. However, Travian Robertson blocked the extra point and Stephon Gilmore returned it for two points to make it a 6-2 game. Bruce Ellington gave Carolina excellent field position on the ensuing possession with a 45-yard kickoff return. A 24-yard run by Miles set up the Gamecocks deep in Nebraska territory. Shaw capped the drive on fourth and goal by punching it in from a yard out, giving Carolina a 9-6 advantage. Nebraska answered with an eight-play, 60-yard scoring drive, aided by a Carolina drive-extending penalty, to regain the lead. Ameer Abdullah finished off the drive with a 1-yard touchdown run to give the Cornhuskers a 13-9 lead. Both teams missed golden opportunities to score in the second quarter. Nebraska lost a fumble in the redzone, then Carolina came up empty after a 78yard pass to Jeffery set them up with a first-and-goal situation. Stephon Gilmore gave the Gamecocks one more chance to score before halftime by intercepting a Martinez pass at the Gamecock 26. With seven seconds until intermission from the Carolina 49, Shaw rolled right and heaved it downfield where Jeffery leaped over a defender, came down with the ball and dove into the end zone for a 16-13 lead heading into the locker room. The Gamecocks pushed their lead to 23-13 early in the fourth quarter with a five-play, 41-yard scoring drive. Shaw hooked up with Ace Sanders for a 23yard pass play on third and 18 to move the ball to the Nebraska 11. Two plays later, Shaw found a wide-open Miles for a 9-yard touchdown pass. Miles added a 3-yard touchdown run with 3:05 left for the final score.

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Nebraska South Carolina

13 9

0 7

0 0

0 14

13 30

SCORING SUMMARY 1st

11:58

11:58 6:04 3:33 2nd 0:00 4th 12:25 3:05

SC SC NU SC SC SC

Bell 30-yard pass from Martinez (Maher kick blocked) (3-46-0:56) 0-6 Gilmore PAT return 2-6 Shaw 1-yard run (Wooten kick) (11-55-5:46) 9-6 Ameer 1-yard run (Maher kick) (8-60-2:31) 9-13 Jeffery 51-yard pass from Shaw (Wooten kick) (3-71-0:38) 16-13 Miles 9-yard pass from Shaw (Wooten kick) (5-41-2:26) 23-13 Miles 3-yard run (Wooten kick) (13-71-6:20) 30-13

TEAM STATISTICS

NU 17 8 7 2 137 46 116 10-16-1 253 62 1-1 10-58 5-197 39.4 1-(-1) 3-58 0-0 30:49 3-13 1-1 1-3 4-31 1-2 0-1

SC 16 7 8 1 121 40 230 11-17-0 351 57 1-0 6-66 5-197 39.4 2-19 2-73 1-3 29:11 4-13 3-3 3-4 6-41 4-4 0-1

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: NU: Burkhead 23-89; Martinez 16-37; Bell 1-14; Marlowe 1-6; Abdullah 4-(-1); Reed 1-(-8). SC: Miles 15-67; C. Shaw 19-42; A. Sanders 3-15; Byrd 1-3; Team 2-(-6). PASSING: NU: Martinez 10-16-1-116. SC: C. Shaw 11-17-0-230. RECEIVING: NU: Burkhead 5-35; Bell 3-53; Cotton 1-22; Legate 1-6. SC: A. Jeffery 4-148; A. Sanders 3-45; Miles 2-13; Anderson 1-21; Cunningham 1-3. PUNT RETURNS: NU: Abdullah 1-(-1). SC: A. Sanders 2-13. KICKOFF RETURNS: NU: Abdullah 2-44; Whaley 1-14. SC: Ellington 2-73. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: NU: None. SC: Gilmore 1-3. TACKLE LEADERS: NU: David 11; Stafford 5; Meredith 5; Compton 5. SC: Swearinger 7; Allen 7; Paulk 5; Gilmore 5; Taylor 5.

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2010 CHICK-FIL-A BOWL Florida State 26, Carolina 17 December 31, 2010 Georgia Dome Atlanta, Ga. 72,217 ATLANTA, GA.—EJ Manuel threw a fourth-quarter touchdown pass to stop a South Carolina rally and lead Florida State to a 26-17 victory over the Gamecocks in the Chick-fil-A Bowl. Manuel took over after senior quarterback Christian Ponder left early in the second quarter with a concussion. The sophomore appears ready to assume the starting role next season. Manuel completed 11-of15 passes for 84 yards and a touchdown and had seven carries for 46 yards. He was 7-for-7 passing on the fourthquarter touchdown drive. Dustin Hopkins kicked four field goals for the No. 23 Seminoles (10-4), who reached 10 victories for the first time since 2003. Hopkins tied his own school record for a bowl, and the four field goals also matched the Chick-fil-A Bowl record. No. 19 South Carolina (9-5), which was seeking its first 10-win season since 1984, lost star running back Marcus Lattimore when he was hit hard on the Gamecocks’ first drive. Coach Steve Spurrier’s team also committed five turnovers. “We had (414) yards,” Spurrier said. “It wasn’t a terrible offensive performance. It was just the turnovers that hurt us.” “Stephen struggled early and then he made some pretty decent throws in the second half,” Spurrier said. “It looked like we had a chance to get back in the game.” Garcia recovered to lead two long touchdown drives that trimmed Florida State’s lead to 19-17 before Manuel answered with the seven-yard scoring pass to Taiwan Easterling. “Man, I was so happy,” Manuel said. “We weren’t moving the ball like we wanted to. We weren’t getting touchdowns. We were getting field goals instead.” Florida State cornerback Greg Reid, whose hits caused the fumbles by Lattimore and Jeffery, deflected a fourth-down pass by Garcia with 3:23 remaining to end the Gamecocks’ last hope. Garcia completed 19 of 34 passes for 243 yards and also scored on a nifty play in the third. On a third-down play from the Florida State three, Garcia threw a screen pass to Ace Sanders, who threw back across the field to Garcia alone in the right side of the end zone. The Seminoles answered with Hopkins’ fourth field goal, from 45 yards, to push the lead to nine. Hopkins also kicked four field goals in the Seminoles’ Gator Bowl win over West Virginia. Garcia responded by leading a 79-yard drive, capped by Brian Maddox’s seven-yard TD run. Garcia helped set up the score with a 29-yard pass to Jeffery. Reid’s hit on Lattimore knocked the freshman out of the game with an injury announced as a cut to his mouth. Spurrier said after the game that Lattimore also had “a little bit of a concussion” and was taken to a hospital for stitches.

South Carolina Florida State

0 6

3 7

7 6

7 7

17 26

SCORING SUMMARY 1st

8:08 2:42 2nd 1:02 0:00 3rd 10:38 3:49

FSU FSU FSU SC FSU SC

0:09 4th 11:56 5:27

FSU SC FSU

Hopkins 29-yard field goal (9-18-4:03) 0-3 Hopkins 48-yard field goal (4-(-3)-1:37 0-6 Thompson 27-yard run (Hopkins kick) (4-59-1:16) 0-13 Lanning 40-yard field goal (9-57-1:02) 3-13 Hopkins 35-yard field goal (9-61-4:18) 3-16 Garcia 3-yard pass from Sanders (Lanning kick) 10-92-3:34) 10-16 Hopkins 45-yard field goal (4-3-1:30) 10-19 Maddox 7-yard run (Lanning kick) (7-79-3:07) 17-19 Easterling 7-yard pass from Manuel (Hopkins kick) (13-63-6:22) 17-26 TEAM STATISTICS

SC 22 9 11 2 139 32 275 21-36-3 414 68 2-2 5-58 2-87 43.5 2-3 2-38 1-8 26:32 7-14 1-3 2-3 2-9 2-2 1-1

FSU 18 12 5 1 218 45 90 12-21-1 308 66 3-0 6-50 3-153 51.0 2-53 3-62 3-4 33:28 6-14 0-1 3-5 2-11 2-2 4-4

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: SC: Miles 10-70; Maddox 12-53; Garcia 8-14; Gilmore 1-3; Lattimore 1-(-1). FSU: Thompson 25-147; Manuel 7-46; Pryor 2-10; Jones 4-7; Thomas 1-6; Ponder 5-3; TEAM 1-(-1). PASSING: SC: Garcia 19-34-3-243; Sanders 1-1-0-3; Gilmore 1-1-0-29. FSU: Manuel 11-15-0-84; Ponder 1-5-0-6; Reed 0-1-1-0. RECEIVING: SC: Jeffery 9-130; Lattimore 3-48; Gurley 2-49; Maddox 2-16; Moore 2-4; Sanders 1-16; Barnes 1-9; Garcia 1-3. FSU: Reed 2-25; Thompson 2-17; Haulstead 2-14; Easterling 2-10; Pryor 2-7; Smith 1-12; Little 1-5. PUNT RETURNS: SC: Sanders 2-3. FSU: Reid 2-53. KICKOFF RETURNS: SC: Sherman 2-38. FSU: Joyner 2-44; Reid 1-18. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: SC: Gilmore 1-8. FSU: Smith 1-4; Harris 1-0; Rhodes 1-0. TACKLE LEADERS: SC: Gilmore 8; Q. Smith 8; Holloman 8; Taylor 7; Auguste 7. FSU: Jenkins 8; Moody 7; White 6; K. Smith 6; McLeod 6.

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2010 PAPAJOHNS.COM BOWL Connecticut 20, Carolina 7 January 2, 2010 Legion Field Birmingham, Alabama 45,254 BIRMINGHAM, ALA. —Andre Dixon rushed for 126 yards and a touchdown and resilient Connecticut (8-5) ended a trying season with a 20-7 victory over the South Carolina Gamecocks (7-6) in the Papajohns.com Bowl on Saturday. Dixon was the Most Valuable Player and joined teammate Jordan Todman as 1,000-yard rushers, the first time two UConn backs have surpassed that mark in the same season. Carolina quarterback Stephen Garcia completed just 16 of 38 passes for 129 yards while gaining 56 yards on 15 carries. He lost a fumble, was intercepted once and didn’t get much help. An emotional Garcia called the Gamecocks’ performance “very disappointing.” He said they never got it going, “and it shows on the scoreboard.” UConn had a pristine performance, with zero penalties. Linebacker Lawrence Wilson called it “the most complete game we’ve played all year.” The Gamecocks avoided their first shutout in three seasons on Brian Maddox’s 2-yard touchdown run with 3:24 left. Their only other possession ending in UConn territory resulted in a botched field goal attempt. The Gamecocks’ effort was marred by dropped passes, a missed interception and costly penalties that kept a mostly garnet-and-black clad crowd subdued -- and steadily shrinking by the fourth quarter. Leading receiver Alshon Jeffery was held to three catches for 28 yards, all in the first half. Tailback Kenny Miles had just six carries for 24 yards. Dixon’s 10-yard touchdown with 13:12 left effectively put the game away. Jesse Simpson had set the Huskies up at the Gamecocks’ 29-yard line by forcing Garcia to fumble, knocking it away from behind at the end of a run. A South Carolina team that pounded Clemson with 58 runs in a win to finish the regular season finished with 26 rushes for 76 yards. UConn jumped ahead 13-0. Kashif Moore snagged the ball one-handed down the right sideline for a 37-yard touchdown catch from Zach Frazer in the first quarter. Dave Teggard then hit field goals of 33 and 44 yards. The first kick was set up when Garcia was stopped on a sneak on fourth-and-1 from South Carolina’s 32. South Carolina didn’t even manage its initial first down until midway through the second quarter, and that took Garcia converting a third-and-16. South Carolina’s sloppy play continued into the second half. Running into the kicker and roughing the passer calls helped UConn keep its first drive alive for more than seven minutes, though it ended with a fumble. Then, cornerback Akeem Auguste dropped an easy interception with nothing between him and the end zone.

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0 10

0 3

0 0

7 7

7 20

SCORING SUMMARY 1st

6:37

3:35 2nd 8:56 4th 13:12 3:24

UC UC UC SC

K. Moore 37-yard pass from Frazer (Teggart kick) (9-66-4:14) 0-7 Teggart 33-yard field goal (5-16-1:21) 0-10 Teggart 44-yard field goal (10-40-4:10) 0-13 Dixon 10-yard run (Teggart kick) (9-35-3:53) 0-20 Maddox 2-yard run (Lanning kick) (2-40-0:37) 7-20 TEAM STATISTICS

SC 12 6 6 0 76 26 129 16-38-1 205 64 1-1 4-41 7-296 42.3 2-4 5-93 0-0 24:32 3-15 2-5 1-1 1-8 1-1 0-0

UC 17 10 5 2 146 48 107 9-22-0 253 70 1-1 0-0 6-223 37.2 6-43 2-39 1-0 35:28 9-19 0-0 2-3 3-25 2-2 2-2

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: SC: Garcia 15-56; Miles 6-24; Sherman 2-3; Maddox 2-2; Flint 1-(-9). UC: Dixon 33-126; Todman 9-36; K. Moore 1-1; Team 3-(-4); Frazer 2-(-13). PASSING: SC: Garcia 16-38-1-129. UC: Frazer 9-21-0-107; Todman 0-10-0. RECEIVING: SC: Miles 4-23; Jeffery 3-28; Gurley 3-14; Barnes 2-21; Saunders 2(-7); Moore 1-38; Brown 1-12. UC: Easley 4-40; K. Moore 2-40; I. Moore 2-26; Todman 1-1. PUNT RETURNS: SC: Gilmore 2-4. UC: McClain 6-43. KICKOFF RETURNS: SC: Sherman 5-93. UC: Todman 1-30; Molina 1-9. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: SC: None. UC: Vaughn 1-0. TACKLE LEADERS: SC: Norwood 10; Ajiboye 10; Wilson 7; Allen 6. UC: Lutrus 9; Martin 6; Joseph 5.

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2009 OUTBACK BOWL Iowa 31, Carolina 10 January 1, 2009 Raymond James Stadium Tampa, Florida 55,117 TAMPA, FLA. – Shonn Greene, the Big Ten’s most valuable player, rushed for 121 yards and three touchdowns Thursday, helping the Hawkeyes trounce South Carolina 31-10 in the Outback Bowl. Greene ran for more than 100 yards in all 13 of Iowa’s games and scored in all but one. He finished with school single-season records of 1,850 yards and 20 TDs. Iowa (9-4) won for the sixth time in seven games since losing three straight to fall to 3-3. South Carolina (7-6) lost three straight down the stretch while being outscored 118-30. Greene scored on a pair of 1-yard runs to help Iowa build a 21-0 halftime lead, then added an 11-yarder to make it 31-0 late in the third quarter. South Carolina scored on Chris Smelley’s 10-yard TD pass to Jared Cook and Ryan Succop’s 48-yard field goal in the fourth quarter. After struggling offensively in lopsided losses to Florida and Clemson, Gamecocks coach Steve Spurrier decided to start quarterback Stephen Garcia, a highly regarded redshirt freshman from Tampa who was the centerpiece of his recruiting class in 2007. But Garcia turned the ball over four times in the first half and was replaced by Smelley after going 9-for-18 for 79 yards and three interceptions. The 20-year-old’s homecoming turned sour in a hurry. His first pass was intercepted and returned 29 yards set up an Iowa touchdown, then the dualthreat quarterback fumbled on his first run to give the Gamecocks turnovers on two of their first four offensive plays. The next two South Carolina possessions ended with interceptions. After Bradley Fletcher picked off Garcia in the end zone, Iowa drove 80 yards to take a 21-0 lead on Greene’s second touchdown. Ricky Stanzi was intercepted twice before halftime, but neither mistake really hurt the Hawkeyes. Iowa was trying to turn’s Garcia’s third interception into a quick TD when South Carolina’s Chris Culliver made a leaping pick in the end zone. Smelley, who started nine games for South Carolina this season, replaced Garcia at the start of the second half. Moe Brown fumbled on the quarterback’s first completion to set up an Iowa field goal, but the Gamecocks did have some success moving the ball the rest of the game. Stanzi was 13-for-19 for 148 yards, including a 6-yard TD throw to Trey Stross on the first drive of the game. Smelley finished 16-of-31 for 174 yards and no interceptions.

South Carolina Iowa

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0 7

0 10

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7:39 4:41 2nd 8:09 3rd 9:09 0:04 4th 13:35

UI UI UI UI UI SC

2:02

Stross 6-yard pass from Stanzi (Murray kick) (13-64-7:21) 0-7 Greene 1-yard run (Murray kick) (5-18-1:58) 0-14 Greene 1-yard run (Murray kick) (9-80-4:59) 0-21 Murray 18-yard field goal (10-42-5:28) 0-24 Greene 11-yard run (Murray kick) (9-66-4:56) 0-31 J. Cook 10-yard pass from Smelley (Succop kick) (6-68-1:29) 7-31 Succop 48-yard field goal (10-54-2:37) 10-31 TEAM STATISTICS

First Downs Net Yards Rushing Rushing Attempts Net Yards Passing Cmp.-Att.-Int. Total Offense Yards Total Offense Plays Fumbles: No.-Lost Penalties: No.-Yards Punts-Yards Avg. Yards Per Punt Punt Returns: No.-Yards Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards Interceptions: No.-Yards Possession Time Third Down Conversions Fourth Down Conversions Red Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: No.-Yards Field Goals

SC 17 43 14 270 26-50-3 313 64 2-2 10-100 2-85 42.5 1-5 6-125 2-0 24:06 5-11 1-2 1-1 1-11 1-2

UI 22 181 47 147 13-19-2 328 66 2-1 6-50 2-88 44.0 0-0 3-44 3-74 35:54 8-12 0-0 5-5 1-3 1-2

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: SC: Garcia 5-25; Maddox 3-17; M. Davis 3-2; Baker 3-(-1). UI: Greene 29-121; Hampton 12-54; Stanzi 4-6; Oberland 1-5; Brodell 1-(5). PASSING: SC: Smelley 16-31-0-179; Garcia 9-18-3-79; McKinley 1-1-012. UI: Stanzi 13-19-2-147. RECEIVING: SC: McKinley 6-86; J. Barnes 5-40; M. Davis 3-26; M. Brown 3-23; J. Cook 2-23; Wallace 2-10; Baker 1-42; Kingrey 1-9; Maddox 1-6; Saunders 1-6; DiMarco 1-(-1). UI: Myers 4-49; Moeaki 3-43; Brodell 3-27; Johnson-Koulianos 1-18; Stross 1-6; Morse 1-4. PUNT RETURNS: SC: Culliver 1-5. UI: None. KICKOFF RETURNS: SC: Culliver 5-112; Freeman 1-13. UI: Hampton 1-31; Johnson-Koulianos 1-13. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: SC: Brinkley 1-0. UI: Sash 2-74; Fletcher 1-0. TACKLE LEADERS: SC: J. Brinkley 11; Norwood 9; Culliver 7; Munnerlyn 4; Stewart 4. UI: Angerer 6; Sash 4; Kroul 4; Hunter 4; Fletcher 4; Tarpinian 4.

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2006 LIBERTY BOWL Carolina 44, Houston 36 December 29, 2006 Liberty Bowl Stadium Memphis, Tennessee 56,103 MEMPHIS, TENN. – Steve Spurrier’s offense was humming along in the first half, but the South Carolina defense was doing nothing to stop Houston. In the final 30 minutes, Spurrier’s Gamecocks got a little D to go with their O. Defensive end Jordin Lindsey came up with two turnovers for a defense that made the stops that mattered most, and South Carolina beat Houston 44-36 in the Liberty Bowl on Friday for its first bowl victory under Spurrier. Blake Mitchell tied a bowl record by throwing four touchdown passes, Cory Boyd ran for two more TDs as the Gamecocks (8-5) finished Spurrier’s second season with their best record since going 9-3 in 2001. Kevin Kolb, making his 50th start at quarterback for Houston (10-4) finished 26-of-39 for 386 yards and three touchdowns. Houston led 28-27 at the half - a Liberty Bowl record for points in a half - but South Carolina held the Cougars to 63 yards in the third quarter when the Gamecocks took control. They sacked Kolb three times, forced two turnovers and stopped the Cougars twice on fourth down in the fourth quarter. The Cougars and Gamecocks combined for 588 yards in the first half, much of it just before halftime. The second quarter took 61 minutes, and a game that was tied at 7 went haywire. In the final three minutes of the half, four TDs were scored in a span 12 plays - the last a 77-yard TD catch by Houston’s Vincent Marshall with 11 seconds left. The Cougars didn’t score in the second half until Jackie Battle ran in from 3 yards out with 5:42 left. The 2-point conversion cut South Carolina’s lead to 44-36. Houston outgained South Carolina 527-512, but the Cougars managed only 200 in the second half. With a pair of coaches known for their offensive ingenuity, this had a little of everything: four TDs in a span of 12 plays, a flea flicker for an interception, a punt on fourth-and-goal, a halfback pass and an option by Houston when backed up against its own goal line. Ryan Succop kicked a 45-yard field goal into winds gusting up to 20 mph on the Gamecocks’ opening drive of the second half to put South Carolina ahead to stay at 30-28. Mitchell padded the lead with a pair of 43-yard TD passes to Kenny McKinley, the last with 7:39 to go for a 44-28 lead. Mitchell, the game’s Most Valuable Player, was 19-of-29 for 323 yards. Houston ruined its best scoring chance on the drive after Succop’s kick. In the shotgun on third-and-goal at the 8, a bad snap went wide right of Kolb, who tried to chase down the ball and kicked it out of bounds for a penalty. That forced Houston to punt from midfield after having first-and-goal.

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7 7

20 21

3 0

14 8

44 36

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 12:59 2:09 2nd 10:47

UH SC SC

6:12 2:53

UH SC

2:09 0:42 0:11 3rd 9:55 4th 12:15

UH SC UH SC SC

7:39

5:42

Marshall 32-yard pass from Kolb (Bell kick) (6-80-2:01) 0-7 C. Boyd 2-yard run (Succop kick) (9-51-3:45) 7-7 Pavlovic 1-yard pass from Mitchell (kick failed) (6-64-2:24) 13-7 Hafner 4-yard pass from Kolb (Bell kick) (12-80-4:35) 13-14 Rice 19-yard pass from Mitchell (Succop kick) (1-19-0:13) 20-14 Battle 42-yard run (Bell kick) (3-50-0:44); 2:09 20-21 C. Boyd 9-yard run (Succop kick) (7-65-1:27) 27-21 Marshall 77-yard pass from Kolb (Bell kick) (1-77-0:31) 27-28 Succop 45-yard field goal (12-52-5:05) 30-28 McKinley 43-yard pass from Mitchell (Succop kick) (6-78-2:22) 37-28 McKinley 43-yard pass from Mitchell (Succop kick) (3-50-1:52) 44-28 Battle 3-yard run (Alridge run) (6-55-1:57) 44-36 TEAM STATISTICS

First Downs Net Yards Rushing Rushing Attempts Net Yards Passing Cmp.-Att.-Int. Total Offense Yards Total Offense Plays Fumbles: No.-Lost Penalties: No.-Yards Punts–Yards Punt Average Punt Returns: No.-Yards Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards Interceptions: No.-Yards Possession Time Third Down Conversions Fourth Down Conversions Sacks By: No.-Yards Field Goals

SC 25 189 41 323 19-29-1 512 70 1-0 9-93 2-90 45.0 1-11 4-67 1-6 33:19 6-12 1-2 3-18 1-2

UH 27 135 33 392 27-40-1 527 73 2-1 4-40 3-127 42.3 1-11 3-86 1-0 26:41 7-13 2-4 3-12 0-0

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: SC: C. Boyd 18-94; Davis 14-72; Mitchell 8-22; Whiteside 1-1. UH: Battle 11-85; Alridge 10-55; Pope 3-27; Otis 1-0; Kolb 7-(-5); Team 1-(-27). PASSING: SC: Mitchell 19-29-1-323. UH: Kolb 26-39-1-386; Alridge 1-10-6. RECEIVING: SC: Rice 8-139; C. Boyd 4-45; McKinley 3-112; Stafford 2-19; Newton 1-7; Pavlovic 1-1. UH: Marshall 9-201; Avery 7-72; Ealy 3-48; McDaniel 3-0; Harvey 2-33; Hafner 2-14; Alridge 1-24. PUNT RETURNS: SC: McKinley 1-11. UH: Marshall 1-11. KICKOFF RETURNS: SC: Munnerlyn 2-53; Boyd 1-14; Shackleford 1-0. UH: Marshall 2-67; Alridge 1-19. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: SC: J. Lindsey 1-6. UH: Gaston 1-0. TACKLE LEADERS: SC: J. Brinkley 11; Bennett 6; Four players tied with 5. UH: Gulley 12; Miller 9; Fontenette 8; Hunt 7; Pree 6.

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2005 INDEPENDENCE BOWL Missouri 38, Carolina 31 December 30, 2005 Independence Stadium Shreveport, Louisiana 41,332 SHREVEPORT, LA. – South Carolina’s game plan of keeping Brad Smith in check worked great - for a half, anyway. Then, the Missouri quarterback broke loose, rushing for three touchdowns - including a 1-yarder in the final minutes - and passing for another to rally the Tigers for a 38-31 victory in the Independence Bowl. Smith accounted for 431 yards of Missouri’s 504 yards as the Tigers staged their biggest comeback of the year. Missouri (6-6) trailed 21-0 after the first quarter as Steve Spurrier’s Gamecocks dominated the first half. South Carolina (75) outgained Missouri 312 yards to 174 in the first half and held the football almost 11 minutes longer (20:02-9:58) Mizzou didn’t convert a third down until the final 58 seconds of the half. Smith completed 21 of 37 passes for 282 yards, with one touchdown and an interception. He passed for 200 or more yards for the 18th time. He also ran for 150 yards and three touchdowns on 21 carries. The Gamecocks needed less than 3 minutes to go 80 yards for their first score. Blake Mitchell’s 23-yard pass to Sidney Rice put Carolina up 7-0. Rice finished with 12 receptions for 191 yards. Tony Temple fumbled on Missouri’s first play and South Carolina’s Ricardo Hurley scooped up the ball. Four plays later Mike Davis, who ran for 125 yards on 18 carries, scored on a 5-yard run for a 14-0 lead. The Gamecocks’ third scoring drive covered 69 yards in 1:59. This time Mitchell, who completed 20 of 38 passes for 266 yards, hit Carson Askins with a 20-yard scoring pass to make it 21-0. Mitchell passed for two touchdowns, and was intercepted three times. Marcus King gave Missouri its first points, grabbing Mitchell’s pass at the goal line and returning it 99 yards to make it 21-7 in the second quarter. After Davis’ 2-yard TD run gave the Gamecocks a 28-7 lead, Missouri staged its first long drive of the game. The Tigers went 77 yards and Smith hit Chase Coffman with a 5-yard touchdown pass to make it 28-14 at halftime. Coffman finished with eight catches for 99 yards. Smith pulled Mizzou to 28-21 with a 31-yard run with 2:41 left in the third. Another apparent Missouri TD was nullified by a 15-yard penalty. Smith finally got the score on a 4-yard run that tied the score at 28 early in the fourth quarter. Crossett kicked a 50-yard field goal to put the Tigers up 31-28, but Josh Brown countered with a 30 yarder that tied it at 31-all. Then, with 2:13 remaining, Smith sealed the Missouri win with a 1-yard TD run.

South Carolina Missouri

21 0

7 14

0 7

3 17

31 38

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 12:07 9:37 7:11

SC SC SC

2nd 6:49 4:28 0:20

MU SC MU

3rd 2:41 4th 14:22 10:14 4:16 2:13

MU MU MU SC MU

Rice 23-yard pass from Mitchell (Brown kick) (7-80- 2:53) 7-0 Davis 5-yard run (Brown kick) (4-20-2:20) 14-0 Askins 20-yard pass from Mitchell (Brown kick) (5-69-1:59) 21-0 King 99-yard interception return (Crossett kick) 21-7 Davis 2-yard run (Brown kick) (7-64-2:21) 28-7 Coffman 5-yard pass from Smith (Crossett kick) (8-77-1:33) 28-14 Smith 31-yard run (Crossett kick) (7-85-2:15) 28-21 Smith 4-yard run (Crossett kick) (8-39-2:12) 28-28 Crossett 50-yard field goal (8-7-2:44) 28-31 Brown 30-yard field goal (13-57-5:58) 31-31 Smith 1-yard run (Crossett kick) (5-77-2:03) 31-38 TEAM STATISTICS

SC 21 142 32 266 20-38-3 408 70 1-0 5-52 6-240 40.0 3-29 6-177 1-0 31:19 5-13 1-1 0-0 4-4 1-1

MU 21 203 40 301 23-43-1 504 83 1-1 8-87 5-229 45.8 1-0 2-38 3-103 28:41 6-19 4-5 1-8 5-5 1-2

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: SC: Davis 18-125; Wallace 7-14; Heffner 2-8; Team 1-0; Mitchell 3-(-1); Clark 1-(-4). MU: Smith 21-150; Temple 11-29; Kincade 2-12; Jackson 4-7; Daniel 2-5. PASSING: SC: Mitchell 20-38-3-266. MU: Smith 21-37-1-282; Daniel 1-4-0-6; Ekwerekwu 2-1-0-13. RECEIVING: SC: Rice 12-191; Davis 3-11; Wallace 2-12; Askins 1-20; Clark 1-20; McKinley 1-12. MU: Coffman 8-99; Rucker 5-83; Franklin 3-56; Ekwerekwu 3-29; Temple 2-16; Saunders 1-10; Jackson 1-8. PUNT RETURNS: SC: McKinley 3-29. MU: Saunders 1-0. KICKOFF RETURNS: SC: Thomas 4-127; Joseph 2-50. MU: Temple 2-38. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: SC: J. Lindsey 1-0. MU: King 1-99; Terrell 1-4; Ming 1-0. TACKLE LEADERS: SC: Laury 12; Simpson 9; Joseph 5; T. Davis 5; Lambert 5. MU: Bacon 11; Ming 8; Overstreet 7; Moore 6; Christopher 6.

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2002 OUTBACK BOWL Carolina 31, Ohio State 28 January 1, 2002 Raymond James Stadium Tampa, Florida 66,249 TAMPA, FLA — With the score tied and no time left, South Carolina kicker Daniel Weaver knew his 42-yard field goal attempt wasn’t his best effort. So he put his faith in the wind. The kick barely cleared the crossbar, as No. 14 South Carolina survived with a 31-28 win over No. 22 Ohio State in the Outback Bowl. Steve Bellisari led Ohio State from a 28-0 deficit to tie the score. But he was intercepted by Sheldon Brown, whose return to Ohio State’s 29 with 23 seconds left set up Weaver’s first game-winning kick. Phil Petty, the game’s MVP, threw for 227 yards and two touchdowns, and Andrew Pinnock scored twice for South Carolina. But none of that mattered when Bellisari finally got the Buckeyes (7-5) going. He ran for a 2-yard score to close the third quarter, then hit Darrell Sanders with a 16-yard TD pass with 10:18 to go that cut the lead in half. Bellisari, who was 21-of-35 for 320 yards, then drove Ohio State to the South Carolina 18 but lost the snap. South Carolina linebacker Jeremiah Garrison recovered. On the next play, Derek Watson fumbled right back to Ohio State’s Mike Doss. Three plays later, Jonathan Wells’ 1-yard run made it 28-21. Ohio State got the ball back on its 11 with 3:56 to play. Bellisari went 6-of-6 for 86 yards, tying the game on Sanders’ 9-yard catch. Cie Grant gave the Buckeyes a chance for victory at the end, intercepting Petty with 1:12 left. A celebration penalty backed them up to their 18, but no one at Raymond James Stadium was doubting Bellisari. However, the long pass was picked off by Brown, whose twisting, cutback 37-yard return gave the Gamecocks hope. Much of the credit for South Carolina’s turnaround goes to Petty, an unspectacular yet efficient senior who has started the past three years. Petty had throws of 9 yards to Watson and 13 to Brian Scott that set up South Carolina’s first score, a 1-yarder by the beefy, 250-pound Pinnock. On the Gamecocks’ next drive, Petty passed to Scott for 30 yards and Pinnock for 9, ending things with Scott’s 7-yard grab over freshman safety Dustin Fox to lead 14-0 at the half. Petty started the third quarter with a 50-yard TD throw to Andrea Gause. Pinnock’s 10-yard run made it 28-0 before the fun began. Ohio State started strongly, forcing three first-quarter punts, including a bowl record 70-yarder by Tyeler Dean. But after Bellisari hit Sanders on a 17-yard pass that was Ohio State’s longest play at the time, defensive end George Gause stripped the ball to start the Gamecocks’ first touchdown drive.

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0 0

14 0

14 7

3 21

31 28

SCORING SUMMARY 2nd 12:37 SC 6:54 SC 3rd 12:56 SC 5:38 SC 0:00 OSU 4th 10:18 OSU 5:02 1:54

OSU OSU

0:00

Pinnock 1-yard run (Weaver kick) (8-36-3:49) 7-0 Scott 7-yard pass from Petty (Weaver kick) (9-63-4:07) 14-0 Gause 50-yard pass from Petty (kick failed) (6-78-2:04) 21-0 Pinnock 10-yard run (Watson pass) (12-93-5:41) 28-0 Bellisari 2-yard run (Nugent kick) (12-77-5:38) 28-7 Sanders 16-yard pass from Bellisari (Nugent kick) (7-59-1:54) 28-14 Wells 1-yard run (Nugent kick) (3-23-0:39) 28-21 Sanders 9-yard pass from Bellisari (Nugent kick) (7-89-2:02) 28-28 Weaver 42-yard field goal (4-4-0:23) 31-28 TEAM STATISTICS

First Downs Net Yards Rushing Rushing Attempts Net Yards Passing Cmp.-Att.-Int. Total Offense Yards Total Offense Plays Fumbles: No–Lost Penalties: No.–Yards Punts: No.–Yards Punt Average Possession Time Sacks By: No.–Yards

SC 17 120 36 227 19-37-1 347 73 0-0 8-43 6-286 47.7 31:23 3-24

OSU 21 64 35 324 22-37-1 388 72 0-0 6-40 5-233 44.6 28:37 3-21

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: SC: Brewer 5-61; Pinnock 12-49; Watson 11-27; Jenkins 1-2; Pinkins 1-0; Petty 6-(-19). OSU: Wells 19-37; Ross 1-13; Bellisari 11-10; Krenzel 4-4. PASSING: SC: Petty 19-37-1-227. OSU: Bellisari 21-35-1-320; Krenzel 1-2-0-4. RECEIVING: SC: Scott 7-83; Watson 4-37; Gause 3-72; Brewer 2-17; Pinnock 2-10; Thomas 1-8. OSU: Jenkins 8-152; Vance 5-61; Sanders 5-56; Gamble 2-32; Martin 1-19; Hartsock 1-4. TACKLE LEADERS: SC: Gause 10; Moore 7; Offord 7; Brown 6; Nesmith 6.

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2001 OUTBACK BOWL Carolina 24, Ohio State 7 January 1, 2001 Raymond James Stadium Tampa, Florida 65,229 TAMPA, FLA. — South Carolina capped off its amazing turnaround season with an impressive 24-7 win over Ohio State in the 2001 Outback Bowl. Claiming only the second bowl victory in the program’s history, the Gamecocks ended the season 8-4 and ranked No. 19 in the AP rankings and No. 21 in the USA Today/ESPN poll. Sophomore running back Ryan Brewer had a day to remember. The Troy, Ohio, native, who chose Carolina over his home-state university, dismantled the Buckeyes both on the ground and in the air. Brewer carried the ball 19 times, gaining 109 yards, and caught three passes for another 92 yards. The eventual game MVP was responsible for all of USC’s touchdowns, scoring on runs of seven and two yards and a 28-yard TD reception early in the fourth quarter that put the game out of reach. Also contributing on the offense for USC was quarterback Phil Petty. The junior was 9-of-19 for 175 yards and a touchdown. Jermale Kelly and Brian Scott each caught three passes. Defensively, the Gamecocks were led by linebacker Kenny Harney who had a total of eight tackles (six unassisted), with two of those going for a loss. True freshman Deandre’ Eiland contributed from his free safety position with two interceptions and tackles with three of them adding up to 17 yards of lost yardage for the Buckeyes.

South Carolina Ohio State

0 0

3 0

7 0

14 7

24 7

SCORING SUMMARY 2nd 12:42 3rd 10:53 3:51 4th 14:17 6:11

SC SC OSU SC SC

Corse 23-yard field goal (10-47-4:15) 3-0 Brewer 7-yard run (Corse kick) (7-28-3:10) 10-0 Gurr 0-yard fumble recovery (Stultz kick) (3-66-1:15) 10-7 Brewer 28-yard pass from Petty (Corse kick) (4-43-0:54) 17-7 Brewer 2-yard run (Corse kick) (12-45-7:10) 24-7 TEAM STATISTICS

First Downs Rushing Passing Penalty Net Yards Rushing Rushing Attempts Net Yards Passing Cmp.-Att.-Int. Total Offense Yards Total Offense Plays Fumbles: No.-Lost Penalties: No.–Yards Punts: No.–Yards Punt Average Punt Returns: No.–Yards Kickoff Returns: No.–Yards Interceptions: No.–Yards Possession Time Third Down Conversions Fourth Down Conversions Sacks By: No.–Yards

SC 18 11 7 0 218 51 175 9-19-1 393 70 1-0 7-50 4-187 46.8 2-18 2-33 2-0 33:33 7-14 0-1 4-23

OSU 16 8 8 0 85 33 173 16-28-1 258 61 3-1 9-65 6-225 37.5 3-43 5-100 1-0 26:27 3-12 1-2 1-9

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: SC: Brewer 19-109; Pinnock 11-33; Smith 7-33; Petty 7-23; Alexander 5-11; Scott 1-7; Spikes 1-2. OSU: Wells 14-52; Combs 8-25; Rambo 1-7; Bellisari 10-1; Gurr 0-0. PASSING: SC: Petty 9-19-1-175; Brewer 0-0-0-0. OSU: Bellisari 14-25-1157; Krenzel 2-3-1-16 RECEIVING: SC: Brewer 3-92; Kelly 3-43; Scott 3-40. OSU: Sanders 5-47; Rambo 2-65; Westbrooks 2-22; Combs 2-6; Wells 2-4; Provitt 1-17; Cheatwood 1-7; Bryant 1-5. PUNT RETURNS: SC: Brewer 2-18. OSU: Clements 3-43. KICKOFF RETURNS: SC: Alexander 2-33. OSU: Clements 3-67; Wells 2-33. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: SC: Eiland 2-0. OSU: Bullard 1-0. TACKLE LEADERS: SC: Harney 8, Eiland 7; Wadley 6; Edwards 5; Offord 5. OSU: Clements 6; Nickey 6; Cooper 6; Pickett 6; Bullard 5; Mitchell 5; Doss 5; Collins 5.

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1995 CARQUEST BOWL Carolina 24, West Virginia 21 January 2, 1995 Joe Robbie Stadium Miami, Florida 50,833 MIAMI, FLA.— The Gamecocks defeated West Virginia 24-21 in the 1995 Carquest Bowl. South Carolina quarterback Steve Taneyhill threw for one touchdown, ran for another and was named the game’s MVP. Brandon Bennett rushed for 100 yards and fullback Stanley Pritchett scored the Gamecocks’ final TD with a 1-yard power run. The win was the first in nine bowl tries for South Carolina (7-5) and the fifth consecutive postseason loss for the Mountaineers (7-6). Mountaineers tailback Jimmy Gray fumbled on their opening play and six plays later Taneyhill hit Boomer Foster for a 2-yard TD. Quarterback Chad Johnston was driving West Virginia for a go-ahead score in the third quarter when the ball glanced off Lovett Purnell and was caught by cornerback Ben Washington. His twisting, juking, 42-yard return led to Pritchett’s score, and West Virginia couldn’t recover. Still, the Mountaineers trailed by three throughout the final period, twice giving the ball up on downs in the final six minutes. The Gamecocks had chances to extend the lead, but failed. They went on a 12-play drive that got to West Virginia’s 4, but Taneyhill was sacked and a field goal try was blocked. Pritchett went on a 28-yard run with 1:14 left and was headed for a score, but fumbled the ball and West Virginia took over on its 3. Johnston, though, was sacked for the sixth time and Carolina’s lead was safe. Up 10-7, Taneyhill ended a 14-play drive just before halftime with his second touchdown run of the season. The junior ducked between two defenders, faked a throw at the line of scrimmage and dived over the top for a 4-yard score. Reed Morton set a Carquest Bowl record with a 47-yard field goal, giving the Gamecocks a 10-0 lead in the second quarter. West Virginia tripped itself up several times in the first half. Brooks stopped Kantroy Barber for no gain on fourth-and-2 at the Gamecocks 23. After the Mountaineers recovered Monty Means’ fumble on South Carolina’s next drive, Vanterpool lost the ball at the end of a 25-yard completion on the next play. Another West Virginia sequence - this time an eight-play series - ended at South Carolina’s 29 when Brooks knocked away a fourth-down pass to Robert Walker in the end zone. Robert Walker gained 132 yards, including 62 during West Virginia’s only scoring drive of the first half. He bounced through the left side for a 24-yard touchdown run to make it 10-7.

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South Carolina West Virginia

7 0

10 7

7 14

0 0

24 21

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 12:34

2nd 12:34 9:50 2:36 3rd 11:09

SC WV SC WV

2:40 0:34

SC WV

Foster 2-yard pass from Taneyhill (Morton kick); (6-35-2:16) 7-0 Morton 47-yard field goal (7-40-2:07) 10-0 Walker 24-yard run (Baumann kick) (5-67-2:44) 10-7 Taneyhill 4-yard run (Morton kick) (13-66-7:14) 17-7 Purnell 6-yard pass from Johnston (Baumann kick) (4-45-2:08) 17-14 Pritchett 1-yard run (Morton kick) (7-49-3:15) 24-14 Purnell 7-yard pass from Johnston (Baumann kick) (7-70-1:56) 24-21 TEAM STATISTICS

First Downs Rushing Passing Penalty Net Yards Rushing Rushing Attempts Net Yards Passing Cmp.-Att.-Int. Total Offense Yards Total Offense Plays Fumbles: No.–Lost Punts: No.–Yards Punt Average Penalties: No.–Yards Punt Returns: No.–Yards Kickoff Returns: No.–Yards Possession Time Third Down Conversions Fourth Down Conversion Sacks By: No.–Yards PAT Kicks Field Goals

SC 21 11 8 2 148 41 227 26-36-0 375 77 6-2 4-141 35.2 6-38 1-4 2-64 35:26 9-17 1-2 6-23 3-3 1-2

WV 16 7 9 0 150 32 240 19-32-1 390 64 3-2 2-108 54.0 7-55 3-51 4-98 24:34 3-10 1-4 4-50 3-3 0-0

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: SC: Bennett 14-100; Pritchett 13-53; Bridges 2-13; Reddick 1-4; Troop 1-1; Taneyhill 9-(-11); Robinson 1-(-12). WV: Walker 16-132; Barber 6-14; Gary 3-5; Johnston 7-(-1). PASSING: SC: Taneyhill 26-36-0-227. WV: Johnston 19-32-1-240. RECEIVING: SC: Nicklow 7-51; Pritchett 5-56; Bennett 4-16; Harris 2-20; Owens 2-19; Reddick 2-10; Robinson 1-44; Means 1-8; Foster 1-2; Cates 1-1. WV: Abraham 7-107; Purnell 5-66; Vanterpool 4-62; Barber 2-5; Gary 1-0. PUNT RETURNS: SC: Cates 1-4. WV: Logan 3-51. KICKOFF RETURNS: SC: Bennett 2-64. WV: Vanterpool 3-72; Logan 1-26. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: SC: Washington 1-42. WV: None. TACKLE LEADERS: SC: Bell 6; Nealy 5; Washington 5; Smith 5; Sullivan 5. WV: Thomas 11; Washington 10; Emanuel 10.

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1988 LIBERTY BOWL Indiana 34, Carolina 10 December 28, 1988 Liberty Bowl Stadium Memphis, Tennessee 39,210 M E M P H I S , TENN.—Dave Schnell passed for 378 yards and two touchdowns, including an 88-yard gamebreaking toss to Rob Turner, leading Indiana to a 34-10 Liberty Bowl victory over South Carolina. The victory capped an 8-3-1 season for Indiana. Carolina ended the year 8-4. The Gamecocks never have won a bowl game, dropping to 0-8 with the loss. Collin Mackie had kicked a 43-yard field goal for South Carolina, making it 20-10. But Schnell then put the game away on the first play of the fourth quarter. He spotted Turner behind the secondary and Turner pulled in the pass at the Gamecocks’ 40. He never was touched on the longest scoring pass in Liberty Bowl history. Indiana established its dominance on its first play from scrimmage as Anthony Thompson ignited an eight-play, 88-yard scoring drive with a 48yard run to the Gamecocks’ 40-yard line. Seven plays later, Thompson, who gained 63 yards on five carries during the drive and 140 yards in the game, scored from the 7. Cornerback Erick Coleman set up the Hoosiers’ next drive when he intercepted Todd Ellis at the Indiana 31 and brought the ball back to the Gamecocks’ 40. Schnell, who completed 16 of 31 passes and was named the game’s most valuable player, took Indiana to the 10-yard line in four plays before connecting with Cal Miller for the Hoosiers’ second touchdown. Miller, who was slashing across the middle of the defense, took Schnell’s pass at the 4 and sliced his way through two South Carolina defenders at the 1 for a 14-0 lead with 5:54 left in the half. The Hooisers turned another turnover into three points late in the half. Andre Hall halted a South Caroina drive at the Hoosiers’ 16 with an interception with 2:23 left in the half. Schnell and Tony Buford combined for a 46-yard pass play to the Gamecocks’ 38 on first down. Thompson broke free along the left sideline on the next play, but stepped out of bounds at the 12. The South Carolina defense then stiffened, and Peter Stoyanovich kicked a 28-yard field goal for a 17-0 lead at the half. South Carolina’s defense put the Gamecocks back in contention in the third quarter. Antonio Walker blocked a punt by Mackey Smith and Mike Tolbert picked it up and ran 34 yards for a score. Indiana drove 55 yards to the South Carolina 1 later in the quarter, but a mishandled snap by Schnell and an incomplete pass forced another field goal by Stoyanovich, from 19 yards, and a 20-7 lead.

Indiana South Carolina

7 0

10 0

3 10

14 0

34 10

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 9:23 2nd 5:54 0:30 3rd 12:19 8:31 3:36 4th 14:45 8:31

IU IU IU SC IU SC IU IU

Thompson 7-yard run (Stoyanovich kick) Miller 10-yard pass from Schnell (Stoyanovich kick) Stoyanovich 28-yard field goal Tolbert 34-yard return of blocked punt (Mackie kick) Stoyanovich 19-yard field goal Mackie 43-yard field goal Turner 88-yard pass from Schnell (Stoyanovich kick) Thompson 8-yard run (Stoyanovich kick)

0-7 0-14 0-17 7-17 7-20 10-20 10-27 10-34

TEAM STATISTICS

First Downs Rushing Passing Penalty Net Yards Rushing Rushing Attempts Net Yards Passing Cmp.-Att.-Int. Total Offense Yards Total Offense Plays Fumbles: No.–Lost Penalties: No.–Yards Punts: No.–Yards Punt Average Punt Returns: No.-Yards Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards Interceptions: No.-Yards Possession Time Third Down Conversions Sacks By: No.-Yards PAT Kicks Field Goals

IU 23 9 14 0 185 46 290 17-32-1 575 78 1-0 6-40 6-157 26.2 4-12 3-58 3-35 33:04 6-18 6-46 4-4 2-4

SC 12 3 9 0 23 27 130 15-37-3 153 64 1-1 2-15 9-339 37.6 1-44 6-146 1-0 26:56 2-14 0-0 1-1 1-1

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: IU: Thompson 26-140; Way 5-32; Boyd 4-12; Matejko 2-7; Thornton 1-3; Miller 3-2; Schnell 5-(-11). SC: Green 11-41; Dingle 2-17; Haynes 3-5; Bing 1-2; Williams 1-2; Ellis 9-(-44). PASSING: IU: Schnell 16-31-1-378; Thornton 1-1-0-12; SC: Ellis 15-373-130. RECEIVING: IU: Turner 5-182; Buford 3-100; Jorden 2-33; Eddings 2-22; Miller 2-16; Thompson 2-14; Marte 1-23. SC: Haynes 3-15; Brooks 2-35; Parlor 2-22; Green 2-18; Platt 2-8; Rush 1-11; Watson 1-11; Bing 1-5; Miller 1-5. PUNT RETURNS: IU: Buford 4-12. SC: Walker 1-10; Platt 1-0; Tolbert 0-34. KICKOFF RETURNS: IU: Turner 2-39; Granderson 1-19. SC: Brooks 6-146. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: IU: Coleman 1-29; Dewitz 1-6; Hall 1-0. SC: Robinson 1-0. TACKLE LEADERS: IU: Huff 10; Sams 8; Ferry 7; Dumas 7, Schlereth 6. SC: Frazier 9; Taylor 9; Hinton 8; Windsor 7; Hendrix 7; McDonald 7.

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1987 MAZDA GATOR BOWL LSU 30, Carolina 13 December 31, 1987 Gator Bowl Stadium Jacksonville, Florida 82,119 JAC KSO N VI L L E , FLA.—South Carolina’s blitzing defense backfired Thursday against seventh-ranked Louisiana State, which beat the Gamecocks 30-13 in the Gator Bowl. LSU quarterback Tom Hodson eluded the South Carolina rush and threw three touchdown passes to wide receiver Wendell Davis, who was able to get open against the Gamecocks’ one-onone coverage. Hodson completed 20 of 32 passes for 224 yards. Davis, LSU’s all-time leading receiver, caught nine passes for 132 yards. The touchdown receptions covered 39, 12 and 26 yards. David Browndyke booted field goals of 27, 18 and 23 yards to complete the LSU scoring. Hodson’s first two scoring passes to Davis came in the first five minutes of the game as the Tigers, who finished 10-1-1, jumped to an early 14-0 lead. Louisiana State opened a 27-6 lead before ninth-ranked Carolina, 8-4, scored its only touchdown on a 10-yard run by Harold Green at the start of the fourth quarter. South Carolina quarterback Todd Ellis, who broke a finger on his left hand in the second quarter, threw four interceptions and was sacked seven times for losses totaling 62 yards. Ellis completed 28 of 47 passes for 304 yards. The Tigers took a 7-0 lead when Davis caught a sideline pass and eluded three tacklers on the 39-yard scoring play. That scoring drive was set up when Clapp sacked Ellis for a 20-yard loss, forcing the Gamecocks to punt from their own 16. On South Carolina’s next offensive series, LSU’s Greg Jackson picked off an Ellis pass and returned it 48 yards to set up Hodson’s second scoring pass. Davis slipped behind South Carolina’s secondary to catch a perfectly thrown ball by Hodson into the corner of the end zone as the Tigers took a 14-0 lead with 9:59 left in the opening quarter. South Carolina took advantage of LSU’s first turnover, a fumble by Davis at his own 32, to set up a 44-yard field goal by Collin Mackie. Browndyke sandwiched field goals of 27 and 18 yards around a 39-yard field goal by Mackie in the second period as LSU took a 20-6 halftime lead The Tigers took a 27-6 lead when Davis pulled in Hodson’s 26-yard scoring pass to climax their opening drive of the second half. LSU’s defense not only forced five South Carolina turnovers, but limited the Gamecocks’ to 25 yards net rushing. Jackson picked off two Ellis passes, returning the interceptions for total of 92 yards. Although he wasn’t sacked, Hodson fumbled twice. Both fumbles were recovered by South Carolina noseguard Roy Hart. South Carolina has suffered four of its seven bowl losses in the Gator Bowl.

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South Carolina LSU

3 14

3 6

0 7

7 3

13 30

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 13:31 9:59 3:04 2nd 14:03 7:59 0:01 3rd 12:34 4th 14:47 8:17

LSU LSU SC LSU SC LSU LSU SC LSU

Davis 39-yard pass from Hodson (Browndyke kick) Davis 12-yard pass from Hodson (Browndyke kick) Mackie 49-yard field goal Browndyke 29-yard field goal Mackie 39-yard field goal Browndyke 18-yard field goal Davis 25-yard pass from Hodson (Browndyke kick) Green 10-yard run (Mackie kick) Browndyke 23-yard field goal

0-7 0-14 3-14 3-17 6-17 6-20 6-27 13-27 13-30

TEAM STATISTICS

First Downs Rushing Passing Penalty Net Yards Rushing Rushing Attempts Net Yards Passing Cmp.-Att.-Int. Total Offense Yards Total Offense Plays Fumbles: No.–Lost Penalties: No.–Yards Interceptions: No.–Yards Punts: No.–Yards Punt Average Punt Returns: No.–Yards Kickoff Returns: No.–Yards Possession Time Third Down Conversions Sacks By: No.–Yards PAT Kicks Field Goals

SC 21 9 9 3 25 33 304 28-47-4 329 80 2-1 6-49 0-0 2-81 40.5 1-9 4-71 30:58 6-19 0-0 1-1 2-2

LSU 17 6 10 1 122 39 224 20-32-0 346 71 5-3 10-107 4-132 3-113 37.6 2-17 4-105 29:02 6-18 7-63 3-3 3-3

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: SC: Green 15-72; Bing 4-7; Bethea 1-9; Ellis 11-(-61); Sharpe 2-(-2). LSU: Fuller 14-48; Martin 8-38; Harris 5-19; V. Jones 5-12; Valentine 2-3; Egloff 2-2; C. Jones 1-0. PASSING: SC: Ellis 28-47-4-304. LSU: Hodson 20-32-0-224. RECEIVING: SC: Green 7-45; Sharpe 6-53; Smith 4-79; Bethea 4-69. LSU: Davis 9-132; Martin 3-43; Moss 2-22; Kinchen 2-10; Magee 2-9; V. Jones 2-8. PUNT RETURNS: SC: Sharpe 1-9. LSU: Young 1-11; Jackson 1-6. KICKOFF RETURNS: SC: Sharpe 2-38; Jones 2-33. LSU: Martin 2-88; Bryant 2-17. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: SC: None. LSU: Jackson 2-91; Hazard 1-21; Pierson 1-20. TACKLE LEADERS: SC: Philpot 11; Edwards 10; Hart 10; Windsor 9; Robinson 8. LSU: Malbrough 10; Dunbar 8; Jackson 8; Hill 7.

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1984 GATOR BOWL Oklahoma St. 21, Carolina 14 December 28, 1984 Gator Bowl Stadium Jacksonville, Florida 82,138

Oklahoma State South Carolina

6 0

0 14

8 0

21 14

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 8:16 2nd 9:39 3rd 7:36 2:44

JACKSONVILLE, FLA.—Tight end Barry Hanna, who had not scored all season, turned Rusty Hilger’s short pass into a dramatic 25-yard touchdown with 1:04 left to play, lifting ninthranked Oklahoma State (10-2) to a 21-14 Gator Bowl victory over No. 7 South Carolina. The bitter setback prevented South Carolina from winning for the first time in six bowl trips, although the Gamecocks, also 10-2, are the first team in the school’s history to win more than eight games in a season. Hanna caught Hilger’s pass at the Carolina 21, evaded a would-be tackler and was hit at the 8-yard-line, but dragged three defenders into the end zone. The winning touchdown capped an 88-yard drive in 11 plays, with Hilger completing six of eight passes for 75 yards, including a 13-yarder to Hanna on fourth-and-six from the South Carolina 49. Oklahoma State thoroughly dominated the first half and took a 13-0 lead on Thomas’ 1-yard run in the first period and his 6-yard pass to Hilger in the second quarter. But the Cowboys had to come from behind after South Carolina scored twice in the third period despite less than two minutes of possession time. The Gamecocks, whose offense was the nation’s ninth best during the regular season, were held to just 71 yards in the first two periods by State’s 8th-ranked defense and were shut out for the first time in any half this year. And even though they had the football for just 1:42 in the third quarter, they managed to take a 14-13 lead on halfback Quinton Lewis’ 24-yard pass to Chris Wade and a 57-yard bomb from quarterback Mike Hold to Ira Hillary. The first strike covered 71 yards in four plays and 56 seconds, while the latter was a two-play, 77-yard thrust that took only 40 seconds. The Gamecocks’ only other possession in the third period ended with a fumble on the first play, one of four South Carolina turnovers. Oklahoma State’s first-half touchdowns capped methodical, time-consuming drives of 69 and 74 yards. Thomas and Hilger produced all the yards as Oklahoma State took a 7-0 lead on its first possession. Thomas carried eight times for 40 yards, including an 18-yard burst to the 3, while Hilger completed all four pass attempts for 29 yards. Roach missed a 47-yard field goal attempt 1 1/2 minutes later, but the Cowboys made it 13-0 at 5:21 of the second period after linebacker Ricky Adams recovered a fumble by Hold at the OSU 26. The 15-play drive included a 20-yard back-hand shovel pass from Hilger to Thomas. On third-and-goal from the six, Hilger pitched right to Thomas, and the tailback lobbed the ball back to the left to Hilger, who scored easily.

7 0

4th

1:04

OSU Thomas 1-yard run (Roach kick) (12-69-5:19) 0-7 OSU Hilger 6-yard pass from Thomas (kick failed) (15-74-5:16) 0-13 SC Wade 24-yard pass from Q. Lewis (Hagler kick) (4-71-0:56) 7-13 USC Hillary 57-yard pass from Hold (Hagler kick) (2-77-0:40) 14-13 OSU Hanna 25-yard pass from Hilger (Harris pass from Hilger) (11-88-2:37) 14-21 TEAM STATISTICS

OSU 22 10 11 1 165 43 211 25-42-1 376 85 2-0 3-21 5-177 35.4 0-0 0-0 1-34 34:28 9-18 0 1-2 0-2

SC 14 8 6 0 104 42 194 8-21-1 298 63 6-3 5-38 7-292 41.7 2-3 3-52 1-0 25:32 7-17 3 2-2 0-0

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: OSU: Thomas 32-155; Hilger 7-4, Crawford 2-2; Zachary 1-2; Timmons 1-2. SC: Lewis 6-36; Hold 18-33; Dewey 13-20; Smith 2-12; Brown 3-3. PASSING: OSU: Hilger 24-41-1-205; Thomas 1-1-0-6. SC: Hold 7-20-1170; Lewis 1-1-0-24. RECEIVING: OSU: Hanna 8-92; Lewis 3-33; Wemer 3-24; Thomas 3-3; Harris 2-18; Zachary 2-16; Riley 2-9; Crawford 1-10; Hilger 1-6. SC: Hillary 2-75; Poole 1-45; Wade 1-24; Corley 1-14; Dendy 1-14; Bacon 1-12. PUNT RETURNS: OSU: None. SC: Dunlap 2-3. KICKOFF RETURNS: OSU: None. SC: Brown 2-45; White 1-7. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: OSU: D. Williams 1-34. SC: Gilliard 1-0. TACKLE LEADERS: OSU: Monger 14; O’Neal 12; Ham 12; Thompson 10; Harding 10. SC: Seawright 15; Vogel 12; Hill 11, McIntee 7.

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1980 GATOR BOWL Pittsburgh 37, Carolina 9 December 29, 1980 Gator Bowl Stadium Jacksonville, Florida 72,287 JAC KSO N VI L L E , FLA.—South Carolina’s second trip to the prestigious Gator Bowl was not much better than the first trip — 34 years before. The Pitt Panthers, gunning for a national championship, poured it on the Gamecocks, 37-9. The game matched two nationally-ranked teams. Pitt came in with the #4 national ranking and South Carolina was ranked 17th. In addition, two of the nation’s best athletes, South Carolina’s George Rogers and Pitt’s Hugh Green, were showcased. Rogers, who rushed for 113 yards, had won the Heisman Trophy while Green, who recorded five tackles, was honored as the nation’s finest lineman with the Outland Trophy. An unusually cold evening with temperatures in the 40s and 15 mph winds greeted the teams and South Carolina didn’t react to the adverse conditions from the word go. Rogers broke open for a nice seven-yard gain on the first play, but fumbled with the Panthers recovering on the South Carolina 29 yard line. Seven plays and four minutes later Pitt scored to take a 7-0 lead, a lead they would not relinquish. South Carolina finally got on the scoreboard before the half on a 39-yard Eddie Leopard field goal. At the half Pittsburgh led 17-3 and led 34-3 by the end of the third quarter as turnovers and an inability to move the ball plagued the Gamecocks. Pat Bowen picked off a pass and returned it 31 yards to the 14-yard line with 3:34 left to play in the game. Quarterback Gordon Beckham then connected with Tim Gillespie for South Carolina’s lone touchdown.

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Pittsburgh South Carolina

10 0

7 3

17 0

3 6

37 9

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 10:57 1:11 2nd 7:05 2:05 3rd 8:00 4:34 0:39 4th 5:32 3:26

PITT PITT SC PITT PITT PITT PITT PITT SC

Trocan 1-yard run (Trout kick) Trout 35-yard field goal Leopard 39-yard field goal Collier 3-yard pass from Marino (Trout kick) Trout 25-yard field goal McMillan 3-yard run (Trout kick) McMillan 42-yard pass from Trocan (Trout kick) Trout 29-yard field goal Gillespie 14-yard pass from Beckham (kick failed)

0-7 0-10 3-10 3-17 3-20 3-27 3-34 3-37 9-37

TEAM STATISTICS

First Downs Net Yards Rushing Rushing Attempts Net Yards Passing Cmp.-Att.-Int. Total Offense Yards Total Offense Plays Fumbles: No.–Lost Penalties: No.–Yards Punts: No.–Yards Punt Average Possession Time Third Down Conversions

PITT 22 165 40 233 17-35-3 398 75 1-1 11-73 3-91 30.3 32:33 7-14

SC 17 116 40 168 11-27-3 284 67 3-2 3-12 7-210 30.0 27:27 5-15

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: PITT: McMillan 13-59; Hawkins 9-50; Trocano 8-41; DiBartola 3-12; Thomas 2-5; Jones 1-3; Marino 1-2; Daniels 3-(-7). SC: Rogers 27-113; Wright 4-23; Harper 4-7; Reeves 3-(-2); Beckham 2-(-11). PASSING: PITT: Trocano 10-21-2-155; Marino 7-13-0-78; Daniels 0-1-10. SC: Harper 7-16-1-116; Beckham 4-10-1-52; Reeves 0-1-1-0. RECEIVING: PITT: Collier 5-57; Pryor 4-36; Collins 3-50; McMillan 2-46; Dombrowski 2-30; Hawkins 1-14. SC: Scott 7-109; Gillespie 2-32; Cornett 1-14; Gettel 1-13. TACKLE LEADERS: SC: Baxley 16; Kater 14; Ellis 10; Allen 9.

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1979 HALL OF FAME BOWL Missouri 24, Carolina 14

1975 TANGERINE BOWL Miami (Ohio) 20, Carolina 7

December 28, 1979 Legion Field Birmingham, Ala. 62,785

December 20, 1975 Tangerine Bowl Orlando, Florida 20,247

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. —The South Carolina Gamecocks fell short in a 24-14 loss to Missouri in the third annual Hall of Fame Bowl. South Carolina took the opening kickoff and behind the running of George Rogers and the passing and catching of Garry Harper and Zion McKinney, scored a 20-yard touchdown pass. Led by All-Big Eight quarterback Phil Bradley, the Tigers’ responded with a 22-yard field goal. Percey Reeves was hit and fumbled on the ensuing kickoff with the Tigers recovering on the 28. Bradley hit Newman with a scoring strike eight seconds later and USC was never to lead again. Missouri took over again and moved the ball 30 yards to go up 17-6 before halftime. The Gamecocks cut the deficit to 17-14, but MU answered for the final points. Bradley was named the game’s MVP while Rogers was tabbed as the Offensive Player of the Game after rushing for 133 yards on 25 carries.

ORLANDO, FLA.—Despite a brilliant individual effort by Jeff Grantz, South Carolina lost to Miami (Ohio), 20-7. Grantz passed for 228 yards, hitting on 18-of-29 passes. South Carolina took the opening kickoff and marched down the field on a well directed attack by Grantz only to miss a 26-yard field goal. A short punt set Miami up for its initial score, coming on a five-yard run by Carpenter after a 42-yard, seven-play drive. Carpenter scored on another run just prior to the half to give Miami a 14-0 lead and they ran that to 17-0 early in the third quarter. Grantz’s passing enabled Carolina to finally get on the scoreboard late in the third quarter. He passed for 60 yards during the 13-play, 73-yard drive. The score came on a three-yard Tom Amrein dive.

Missouri South Carolina

0 6

17 0

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6-0 6-3 6-10 6-17 14-17 14-24

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3 0

Carpenter 5-yard run (Johnson kick) Carpenter 1-yard run (Johnson kick) Johnson 47-yard field goal Amrein 3-yard run (Marino kick) Johnson 33-yard field goal

20 7

SC 20 13 7 142 47 121 13-20-1 263 1-1 6-210 35.0 2-16

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: MU: Wilder 24-95; Ellis 12-81; Bradley 11-25; Hill 4-18; Meyer 1-3. SC: Rogers 25-133; Clark 10-48; Dorsey 2-5; Reeves 1-4; Harper 9-(-48). PASSING: MU: Bradley 7-11-0-72. SC: Harper 13-19-1-121; Reeves 0-10-0. RECEIVING: MU: Blair 2-22; Gibler 2-21; Wilder 2-1; Newman 1-28. SC: McKinney 5-87; Rogers 3-18; Clark 2-7; Scott 1-6; Smith 1-3. PUNT RETURNS: MU: Whitaker 1-1; Newman 1-(-3). SC: Smith 1-(-1). KICKOFF RETURNS: MU: Richards 1-22; Fellows 1-19. SC: Smith 2-42; Powell 1-27; Reeves 1-10.

0-7 0-14 0-17 7-17 7-20

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First Downs Rushing Passing Net Yards Rushing Rushing Attempts Net Yards Passing Cmp.-Att.-Int. Total Offense Yards Fumbles: No.–Lost Punts: No.–Yards Punt Average Penalties: No.–Yards

3 7

SCORING SUMMARY

McKinney 20-yard pass from Harper (run failed) Verrilli 22-yard field goal Newman 28-yard pass from Bradley (Verrilli kick) Bradley 1-yard run (Verilli kick) Harper 11-yard run (McKinney pass from Harper) Ellis 12-yard run (Verrilli kick)

MU 17 12 4 209 52 72 7-11-0 281 2-1 6-266 44.3 5-50

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First Downs Net Yards Rushing Rushing Attempts Net Yards Passing Cmp.-Att.-Int. Total Offense Yards Fumbles: No.–Lost Punts: No.–Yards Punt Average Punt Returns: No.–Yards Kickoff Returns: No.–Yards Penalties: No.–Yards

MU 19 238 60 137 10-13-1 375 0-0 4-143 35.8 1-8 2-66 5-35

SC 17 56 30 228 18-29-1 284 1-0 6-269 44.8 1-3 5-89 3-24

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: MU: Carpenter 29-120; Smith 17-64; Walker 10-44; Zwayer 3-8; Green 1-2. SC: Williams 9-57; Long 11-19; Amrein 2-9; Grantz 7-(12); Chastain 1-(-17). PASSING: MU: Smith 10-13-1-137. SC: Grantz 18-29-1-228. RECEIVING: MU: Walker 4-44; Joecken 3-68; Zwayer 1-14; Green 1-6; Rhodes 1-5. SC: Logan 9-109; Stephens, 4-51; Thomas 1-25; Amrein 1-10; Long 1-13; Nemeth 1-12; Williams 1-3. PUNT RETURNS: MU: Feight 1-8. SC: Garrett 1-3. KICKOFF RETURNS: MU: Walker 2-66. SC: Halminski 4-77; Chastain 1-12.

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1969 PEACH BOWL West Virginia 14, Carolina 3

1946 GATOR BOWL Wake Forest 26, Carolina 14

December 30, 1969 Grant Field Atlanta, Georgia 48,452

January 1, 1946 Gator Bowl Stadium Jacksonville, Florida 7,362

ATLANTA, GA.—South Carolina’s first bowl game in 24 years was a defensive battle with West Virginia posting a 14-3 win in the Peach Bowl. West Virginia scored on its first possession of the game. The Mountaineers marched 66 yards in 10 plays capped by Gresham’s 10-yard run to go up 7-0. Carolina threatened to score late in the first half. Tommy Suggs passed the team down the field and had a first-and-goal at the West Virginia 10 before a fumble thwarted the drive. But a West Virginia fumble of a punt set up a score just before the half and place kicker Bill DuPre booted through a 37yard kick to get on the board. After a scoreless third quarter, Carolina mounted one serious drive that was stalled by a pass interception. West Virginia scored with 23 seconds left in the game, thanks to another pass interception. Williams rushed for 208 yards on 35 tries to account to lead WVU.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA.—Despite a record-breaking 90-yard pass interception return for a touchdown, the South Carolina Gamecocks fell to old nemesis Wake Forest, 26-14 in the inaugural Gator Bowl. This was the first bowl outing for the Gamecocks and the first and last season for coach Johnnie McMillan. He was filling in for coach Rex Enright who was completing his military obligation. Enright had a lot to do with the Game-cocks receiving the bid as he was stationed in the Jacksonville area. The game was a rematch of sorts since weeks before Carolina and Wake Forest had played to a 13-13 deadlock. But playing in 55 degree weather before a near capacity crowd did not serve well. Wake Forest jumped off to an early 6-0 first-quarter lead on a three-yard run by Nick Sacrinty. But the Gamecocks used the one-yard burst by Bobby Giles and a Dutch Brembs extra point to grab a 7-6 half time lead. Wake Forest regained the lead with a Dick Brinkley run and the kick was blocked to lead, 12-7. Brinkley scored another touchdown early in the fourth quarter and added a 25-yard Bob Smathers run to blow to a 26-7 lead. The only joy left for South Carolina in its first bowl appearance was the record-setting return by Brembs.

West Virginia

Wake Forest

South Carolina

SCORING SUMMARY 1st 9:24 2nd 3:49 4th 0:23

WV SC WV

SCORING SUMMARY

Gresham 10-yard run (Braxton kick) (10-66-4:09) DuPre 37-yard field goal (10-21) Braxton 1-yard run (Braxton kick) (11-61-3:47)

0-7 3-7 3-14

TEAM STATISTICS

First Downs Rushing Passing Net Yards Rushing Rushing Attempts Net Yards Passing Cmp.-Att.-Int. Total Offense Yards Fumbles: No.–Lost Punts: No.–Yards Punt Average Penalties: No.–Yards

WV 21 19 0 356 79 3 1-2-0 359 6-3 4-104 26.0 2-30

SC 11 3 8 64 38 126 11-23-2 190 1-1 6-236 39.3 5-65

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: WV: Williams 35-208; Gresham 16-98; Braxton 20-60; Sherwood 8-(-10). SC: Muir 18-52; Holloman 7-18; Yoakum 2-10; Suggs 11-(16). PASSING: WV: Sherwood 1-2-0-3. SC: Suggs 9-17-1-98; Yoakum 2-6-1-28. RECEIVING: WV: Braxton 1-3. SC: Holloman 5-33; Hamrick 4-64; Muir 2-29. PUNT RETURNS: WV: Pobolich 4-25; Jenkins 1-18. SC: None. KICKOFF RETURNS: WV: Gresham 1-25; Ward 1-14. SC: Harris 3-67. INTERCEPTION RETURNS: WV: Snively 2-0. SC: None. 186

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Sacrinty 3-yard run (kick failed) Giles 1-yard run (Brembs kick) Brinkley 3-yard run (kick blocked) Brinkley 1-yard run (Sacrinty kick) Smathers 25-yard run (Sacrinty kick) Brembs 90-yard interception return (Brembs kick)

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TEAM STATISTICS

First Downs Net Yards Rushing Net Yards Passing Cmp.-Att.-Int. Total Offense Yards Punt Average Penalties: No.–Yards

WF 24 378 18 1-6-2 396 27.0 8-70

SC 7 88 69 4-11-1 157 37.0 1-5

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

RUSHING: WF: N. Sacrinty 27-188; Brinkley 97; B. Sacrinty 76; Smathers 41; Bullard 28; Gary 21; Grandy 6; Ognovich 2. SC: Brembs 44; Giles 11; Harrison 10; Carr 10; Hanson 6; Maginn 4; Sideman 3.

THE UNIVERSIT Y X The University of South Carolina is the fourth-fastest growing flagship university in the country, according to the Washington Post, and has been ranked the No. 25 flagship university by U.S. News. X The University of South Carolina’s Columbia campus has 324 degree programs through its 14 degree-granting colleges and schools. X The USC system campuses and alumni pump $5.5 billion into South Carolina’s economy every year. X The university is ranked No. 67 in Forbes’ 2018 list of America’s Best Employers and is the 9th best university to work at in the nation. X The National Science Foundation (NSF) ranks USC No. 8 in the nation for the number of doctoral degrees awarded to African American students. X The South Carolina Honors College was ranked the nation’s best public university honors college by Public University Press. X The Darla Moore School of Business undergraduate and MBA international business programs were ranked No. 1 by U.S. News & World Report in 2018. X The National Academy of Inventors has named USC as a leading generator of patents, putting USC in the top one percent worldwide. X As South Carolina’s flagship university, USC has more nationally-ranked programs than any other school in the state. In fact, U.S. News alone ranks 47 of USC’s academic programs as among the best in the nation. X Students at the University of South Carolina have earned nearly 800 national fellowships and scholarships valued at $24 million since 1994. X University of South Carolina faculty generated more than $250 million in funding for research, training and outreach programs in fiscal year 2017.

University History The University of South Carolina is a globally recognized, highimpact research university committed to a superior student experience and dedicated to innovation in learning, research and community engagement. Founded in 1801, the university offers more than 350 degree programs and is one of only 32 public universities to receive both the toptier research designation and the community engagement designation from the Carnegie Foundation. More than 50,000 students are enrolled at one of 19 locations throughout the state, including the research campus in Columbia.

X Committed to access and affordability, USC established Palmetto College, offering convenient campus locations and online bachelor’s degree completion programs for all South Carolina students. Its On Your Time initiative gives students greater flexibility to graduate sooner and pursue internship and study abroad opportunities. X USC is one of only 32 public universities to receive the Carnegie Foundation’s top-tier research designation and community engagement designation. X USC has had at least one Goldwater Scholar every year for the past 26 years and one or more Fulbright Scholars for 16 consecutive years. USC has also graduated 9 Truman Scholars and 10 Rhodes Scholars. X USC has been recognized by Kiplinger’s, Forbes and U.S. News as a best value public university. X USC is known as a national model for a better student experience, based on its pioneering first-year experience program and other initiatives that give students more flexible and accelerated paths to graduation.

X USC is ranked in the top-five percent of U.S. public universities in the number of national awards its faculty have received.

X Selected by Inc. magazine as one of the nation’s top three “Incubators to Watch,” the USC-Columbia Technology Incubator is one of several university efforts to cultivate entrepreneurism.

X USC has created vital business partnerships with Fortune 500 companies IBM, Fluor Corp., Boeing and Samsung to create jobs, accelerate innovation and drive economic prosperity in the state and beyond. It recently opened the Center for Applied Innovation, where the university, IBM and private sector researchers will use technology for a host of real-world applications.

X USC has the state’s most comprehensive suite of health disciplines, including medicine, public health, pharmacy, nursing and social work. Its online nursing graduate program is ranked No. 5, and its exercise science doctoral program is No. 1.

University Mission Statement The University’s mission is threefold: the education of the state’s diverse citizens through teaching, research and creative activity, and service. 188

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Henry McMaster

Governor of South Carolina Ex Officio Chairman

Chuck Allen

10th Judicial Circuit

John C. Von Lehe Jr. Chairman 9th Judicial Circuit

J. Egerton Burroughs 15th Judicial Circuit

C. Edward Floyd MD 12th Judicial Circuit

Leah B. Moody

Hubert F. Mobley Vice-Chairman 6th Judicial Circuit

Mark W. Buyck Jr. Governor’s Designee

William C. Hubbard

Eugene P. Warr Jr. Chairman Emeritus 4th Judicial Circuit

Thomas C. Cofield Governor’s Appointee

Toney J. Lister

5th Judicial Circuit

7th Judicial Circuit

A.C. Fennell III 8th Judicial Circuit

Miles Loadholt 2nd Judicial Circuit

16th Judicial Circuit

President, Alumni Association

Tommy D. Preston Jr.

C. Dorn Smith III MD 3rd Judicial Circuit

Superintendent of Education

Thad H. Westbrook

Mack I. Whittle Jr.

Charles H. Williams II

J. Cantey Heath Jr.

11th Judicial Circuit

13th Judicial Circuit

1st Judicial Circuit

Molly M. Spearman

Secretary

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Dr. Harris Pastides During the past decade, the University of South Carolina’s 28th president, Harris Pastides, has led USC’s flagship system of eight institutions in 19 geographic locations to higher achievements and unprecedented growth. Under Pastides’ tenure the university has seen the South Carolina Honors College rise to the No. 1 public honors college in the nation; celebrated continual top national academic program rankings, including 47 current programs in undergraduate and graduate international business, public health, engineering, nursing and others; procured record-levels of research funding and surpassed a $1 billion capital campaign goal. A steadfast advocate for a superior student experience, Pastides encourages engagement beyond the classroom through leadership, service learning, international experiences, internships and undergraduate research. During his tenure, innovative programs like Palmetto College, On Your Time Graduation, Gamecock Gateway, Gamecock Guarantee and the Gamecock Student Athletic Promise provide greater access, flexibility and affordability to South Carolinians seeking a higher education degree. In addition to establishing record-setting enrollment, more than 100,000 degrees have been awarded system-wide during Pastides’ presidency. In 2016, Pastides became one of seven Fulbright alumni to receive the inaugural Global Changemaker Award — given in recognition of his ongoing commitment to transform society and humanity through his work. The son of Greek immigrants, Pastides also received the 2017 prestigious Ellis Island Medal of Honor which pays homage to the immigrant experience and the contributions made to our nation by immigrants and their children. Today, Pastides serves on many local, state, national and international boards including the U.S. Council on Competitiveness, the Fulbright Program, the National Institutes of Health, and the South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium. He is a past chair of the NCAA Division I Board of Directors and currently serves as the President of the Southeastern Conference. Prior to joining the university’s faculty as dean of the Arnold School of Public Health, then advancing to vice president for Research and Health Sciences, Pastides was a professor of epidemiology and chairman of the Department of Biostatistics and Epidemiology at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. He received two masters’ degrees and a Ph.D. in Epidemiology from Yale University. President Pastides and the first lady, Patricia Moore-Pastides, live on USC’s historic Horseshoe.

Faculty Athletics Representative

.ċ (%* %00(!ü!( Dr. Valinda Littlefield begins her fourth season as the Athletics Faculty Representative at the University of South Carolina. Littlefield is an associate professor of history and African-American studies in the College of Arts and Sciences. She is a scholar of the history of women, African Americans and education with an emphasis on Southern African-American history from 1877 to the present. Dr. Littlefield graduated Magna Cum Laude from North Carolina Central University in 1987 with a double major in political science and history. She earned her doctorate from the University of Illinois in 2003. Dr. Littlefield joined the South Carolina faculty in 1999 after professional stops at each of her alma maters, North Carolina Central and Illinois. While at USC, Dr. Littlefield has served on numerous university committees including co-chair of the Commemoration of the 50th Anniversary of Desegregation, QEP, University Women’s Faculty Organization, and Faculty Committee on Instructional Development. She currently serves on the University Caroliniana Society Board and as a TRIO Ronald McNair Faculty Research Mentor. In addition, Littlefield serves on boards and executive committees of a number of local, state and national organizations such as One Columbia, the SC Academy of Authors, the SC African American Council for the Social Studies and the Southern Historical Association. She is the co-editor with Marjorie Spruill and Joan Marie Johnson of a three-volume anthology, South Carolina Women: Their Lives and Times. She also served as subject editor of Education for the African American National Biography. Dr. Littlefield is married to Dr. Daniel C. Littlefield, Carolina Professor of History.

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Ray Tanner University of South Carolina Athletics Director Ray Tanner is in his seventh year guiding the fortunes of the Gamecocks’ athletics programs. After a long and highly successful career as Carolina’s baseball coach, Tanner officially began his new duties on Aug. 2, 2012. Under Tanner’s watch, Gamecock studentathletes have achieved tremendous success in intercollegiate athletic competition, in the classroom and the community. In May 2017, Tanner was awarded a contract extension by the USC Board of Trustees, keeping him in the athletics director chair until 2022. In addition to his athletics director duties, Tanner accepted the role of student mentor on the South Carolina campus that was offered to him by President Harris Pastides. “When he does talk to the broader student body, he has huge respect. I am looking for someone who is impactful,” said Pastides. Gamecock student-athletes have led all schools in the SEC Academic Honor Roll, earning 1,066 recognitions in the last 12 reports (2014-18 / Fall, Winter, Spring, First-Year). Carolina student-athletes have earned a cumulative 3.0 grade point average or better in 23 consecutive semesters. In the last six academic years, the Gamecocks have won two national championships (2017 women’s basketball, 2015 equestrian), ten SEC regular season and tournament championships and two of the top five finished in the Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup All-Sports Standings in school history. In 2016-17, the Gamecocks placed 21st and followed that up in 2017-18 with a 26th place finish. For the third straight year, in 2017-18, Carolina also claimed the Certified SC Grown Palmetto Series, sponsored by the South Carolina Department of Agriculture. The series consists of athletic, community service and academic points in head-to-head matchups against Clemson. The Gamecocks have had 26 teams finish in the Top 10 and 52 finish in the Top 25 during the last six years. Carolina student-athletes accomplished these academic and athletic feats while performing more than 7,100 hours of community service, leading the SEC yet again, last season by more than 3,000 hours. In September 2014, Tanner spearheaded the development of “The Gamecock Student-Athlete Promise,” a document that showcases the depth and breadth of the commitments the South Carolina Athletics Department has made to its student-athletes. As part of the document, USC became the first school in the SEC to guarantee four-year scholarships for all qualifying sports. It also offers former studentathletes the opportunity to return back to campus to complete their undergraduate degree as part of the “Gamecock Degree Completion Program.” Last year, as part of The Promise, the Gamecock athletics department launched “Beyond Sports,” a professional development and internship summer program for student-athletes, who wish to get “real world” experience in their field of study. As part of giving Gamecock student-athletes a “championship experience” at USC, the commitment to develop the finest facilities in the nation continues. Since taking on the athletics director role, every athletics program at USC has been the beneficiary of either a new or significantly upgraded practice or competition facility. These include such projects as Springs-Brooks Plaza and the Bignon Game Day Center, Jerri and Steve Spurrier Football Indoor Practice Facility, USC Soccer Complex, Wheeler Beach Volleyball facility, Carolina Softball Stadium, training rooms and weight rooms for basketball and volleyball, and locker rooms in Carolina Natatorium. Carolina hosted the 2017 SEC Outdoor Track & Field Championships at the newly-renovated Cregger Track. Construction should be completed following the 2018 football season on a new $50 million football operations building, an indoor track facility and new locker rooms, player lounge and film room for the beach volleyball program. Tanner has negotiated contracts for Gamecock Athletics that have created additional exposure and revenue for the department. As part of a 10-year agreement with IMG, a new center-hung scoreboard and 360 degree LED ribbon board was added to Colonial Life Arena last summer.

South Carolina’s IMG marketing arrangement, finalized in 2016, was ranked as the 7th-largest in college athletics by the Portland Business Journal. The Gamecocks have a 10-year contract with Under Armour as its official outfitter, which was signed in 2016. The contract is one of the 10 largest in college athletics, ranked by Forbes magazine. Tanner completed his third year as a member of the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee serving as its chair. He is scheduled to be on the committee through the 2019 baseball season. A dedicated community leader whose charitable organization, The Ray Tanner Foundation, has made a difference in many South Carolina families, a three-time National Coach of the Year and Southeastern Conference Coach of the Year, Tanner completed 16 years as head coach at the University of South Carolina, establishing one of the premier programs in college baseball prior to being named AD. He led the Garnet & Black to two NCAA Division I Baseball Championships, a pair of national runner-up finishes, six College World Series appearances, three SEC championships, six SEC Eastern division titles, a SEC tournament crown and 13 consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances. Tanner gained valuable experience at an international level in his association with USA Baseball. He served five stints with Red, White and Blue, including in 2003 as head coach for the USA National Baseball Team. He was named the U.S. National Coach of the Year for his work that season. Tanner was named the South Carolina head coach June 14, 1996, after nine successful seasons as head coach at his alma mater, North Carolina State. Tanner has a bachelor’s degree in recreational administration from NC State (1980) and a master’s of public affairs, public administration (1983). Born Donald Ray Tanner, Jr., March 25, 1958, in Smithfield, NC, Tanner grew up in Benson, NC. He is married to the former Karen Donald, a native of Charleston, SC. The Tanners have two daughters, Bridgette Grace (“Gracie”) and Margaret Pearl (“Maggie”) and one son, Joseph Luke (“Luke”). Key Numbers Under Tanner National Championships (2) Equestrian (2015) Women’s Basketball (2017) Southeastern Conference Championships (9) Equestrian (2013, 2014) Women’s Basketball (2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018) Women’s Soccer (2016, 2017) Programs Achieving Final Top 25 National Rankings (18) Baseball, Men’s Basketball, Women’s Basketball, Beach Volleyball, Equestrian, Football, Men’s Golf, Women’s Golf, Men’s Soccer, Women’s Soccer, Softball, Men’s Swimming and Diving, Women’s Swimming & Diving, Men’s Tennis, Women’s Tennis, Men’s Indoor Track & Field, Women’s Indoor Track & Field, Women’s Outdoor Track & Field, Key Dates Under Tanner June 14, 1996 June 29, 2010 June 28, 2011 Aug. 2, 2012 March 21, 2014

Named Baseball Coach at University of South Carolina USC wins its first NCAA Baseball National Championship USC wins its second NCAA Baseball National Championship Became Director of Athletics at University of South Carolina “Wheeler Beach” opens as University of South Carolina hosts its first home beach volleyball match in its inaugural season. September 2014 USC introduces “The Gamecock Student-Athlete Promise” February 2015 Named to NCAA Baseball Committee May 9, 2015 Ground is broken on the Sheila and Morris Cregger Track Stadium Summer, 2015 Jerri and Steve Spurrier Indoor Football Practice Facility Opens August 2015 Student-athletes move into the new 650 Lincoln residence hall September 2015 Springs Brooks Plaza is completed around Williams-Brice Stadium Oct. 22, 2015 Founders Federal Credit Union becomes the naming rights partner for the USC baseball stadium (Founders Park) Dec. 1, 2015 Will Muschamp named head football coach September 2016 The “Gamecock Leadership Academy” begins as a development resource for University of South Carolina student-athletes April 2017 The “Beyond Sports Professional Development and Internship Program” launched to provide University of South Carolina studentathletes valuable work experience in their chosen field. June 30, 2017 Mark Kingston named head baseball coach.

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Dr. Harris Pastides University President

Charles Bloom

Executive Associate AD Chief of Staff/CCO

Chance Miller

Senior Associate AD Compliance Services

John Kasik

Associate Athletics Director Sports Medicine

Steve Fink

Assistant Athletics Director Communications and PR 192

Ray Tanner

Athletics Director

Jeff Crane

Executive Associate AD

Eric Nichols

Senior Associate AD Marketing & Branding/CMO

Justin King

Associate Athletics Director New & Creative Media

Duane Grooms

Assistant Athletics Director Facilities Services

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Charles Waddell

Kevin Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connell

Jeff Tallant

Deputy Athletics Director

Chief Operating Officer

Chief Financial Officer

Judy Van Horn

Steve Eigenbrot

Maria Hickman

Executive Associate AD Senior Associate AD Senior Associate AD Sport & Risk Mgmt./SWA Development & Gamecock Club Academics & Student Develop.

Chris Rogers

Jeff Davis

Senior Associate AD Administration

Associate Athletics Director Operations & Facilities

Shawn Burke

Clark Cox

Assistant Athletics Director Assistant Athletics Director Operations and Event Mgmt. Turf & Landscaping Services

Wayne Hiott

Assistant Athletics Director Deveiopment

Joe Lisle

Assistant Athletics Director Video Operations

Lance Grantham

Associate Athletics Director Ticket Ops. & Customer Rel.

Blake Edmunds

Assistant Athletics Director Marketing & Fan Experience

Jeff Whitehead

Assistant Athletics Director Compliance Services

C OM PLI ANCE Attention Boosters

The University of South Carolina Office of Compliance Services is committed to a comprehensive compliance program that educates everyone about the importance of adhering to NCAA, SEC, and institutional rules. We strive to create a â&#x20AC;&#x153;compliance conscienceâ&#x20AC;? within the University and throughout the community. The commitment to compliance ensures institutional control over the department of athletics and furthers the mission of the University of South Carolina. The existence of a successful compliance program depends on the willingness of coaches, administrators, staff, student-athletes and boosters to be cognizant of NCAA, SEC, and institutional rules. What is Compliance?

At South Carolina, the Office of Compliance Services works within the department of athletics and the University to ensure South Carolinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s compliance with all applicable rules. In doing so, the compliance staff is charged with the following tasks: â&#x20AC;˘ Educating administrators, coaches, staff, prospects, student-athletes and boosters about NCAA, SEC, and institutional rules; â&#x20AC;˘ Developing monitoring systems to ensure compliance with these rules. These systems are designed to monitor rules pertaining to recruiting, academic eligibility, financial aid, awards, extra benefits, ethical conduct, amateurism, agents, employment, occasional meals, and the playing and practice seasons for each sport; and â&#x20AC;˘ Investigating and reporting violations of NCAA, SEC, and institutional rules to the appropriate governing authority.

Are You a Booster?

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You are a booster if you are or ever have: â&#x20AC;˘ Been a member of a booster organization that supports University of South Carolina athletics; â&#x20AC;˘ Made any financial contributions to any area the University of South Carolina; â&#x20AC;˘ Made any annual or lifetime membership commitment to a booster organization; â&#x20AC;˘ Been involved with the recruitment of a prospect; â&#x20AC;˘ Provided benefits to an enrolled student-athlete or his/her relatives or friends; â&#x20AC;˘ Been involved in promoting South Carolinaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s athletic program; â&#x20AC;˘ Provided or helped to arrange employment for student-athletes; â&#x20AC;˘ Been a season ticket holder. Prospective Student-Athletes

A prospective student-athlete (prospect) is a student who has: â&#x20AC;˘ Started classes for the ninth grade, or â&#x20AC;˘ Ever received any financial assistance or other benefit prospective students do not generally receive. An individual remains a prospect until one of the following occurs (whichever is earlier): â&#x20AC;˘ The individual officially registers and enrolls in a minimum full-time program of studies and attends classes in any term (including summer) of a four-year collegiate institutionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s regular academic year. â&#x20AC;˘ The individual participates in a regular squad practice or competition at a four-year collegiate institution that occurs before the beginning of any term. Remember a prospect remains a prospect even after signing a National Letter of Intent with the University of South Carolina.

A recruiting inducement or extra benefit is any special arrangement by a University of South Carolina employee or booster to provide a prospect, a student-athlete, or their relatives or friends a benefit not expressly authorized by the NCAA. Examples of impermissible extra benefits include, but are not limited to: â&#x20AC;˘ Free or reduced cost services, rentals, or purchases of any type (e.g., meals, drinks, clothing, laundry, haircuts, legal fees, tattoos, car repairs, free upgrades on products or services, etc.) â&#x20AC;˘ Gifts of any kind, including special occasions (birthdays, holidays, graduation, etc.) â&#x20AC;˘ VIP access to bars, clubs, events, etc. â&#x20AC;˘ Free or reduced cost housing for any length of time â&#x20AC;˘ Loans (including co-signing) â&#x20AC;˘ Cash or like items â&#x20AC;˘ Use of an automobile or transportation â&#x20AC;˘ An employment arrangement for a prospect or student-athleteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s relatives â&#x20AC;˘ Entertainment â&#x20AC;˘ Use of your telephone or credit card â&#x20AC;˘ Providing a meal in your home â&#x20AC;˘ Academic assistance of any kind (e.g., tutoring, editing papers/projects, assistance in completing classwork, use of computer, etc.) â&#x20AC;˘ Any tangible items, including merchandise What are the Consequences?

South Carolina is responsible for the actions of its boosters. If a booster provides an impermissible benefit to a prospect, a student-athlete, or their relatives or friends, South Carolina may be subject to penalties, even if the student-athlete has completed his or her eligibility. The prospect or student-athlete who accepts an impermissible benefit jeopardizes his or her eligibility for intercollegiate competition. A booster who provides an impermissible benefit may be disassociated from the Universityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s athletics program. Disassociation results in a loss of all benefits or privileges offered by the department of athletics and may involve other penalties as appropriate. GOT QUESTIONS? ASK COMPLIANCE.

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MEDIA POLICIES The University of South Carolina understands the importance of assisting the media in providing coverage of the institution, its athletics programs, administrators, coaches and student-athletes. Our goal is to disseminate information as widely, uniformly and fairly as possible using normally accepted media standards. To this end, the best attempt will be made to fill reasonable requests by recognized media outlets. Members of the media are encouraged to work with the South Carolina Athletics Communications and Public Relations staff to assist in that endeavor. It is not permissible for media members to contact any athletics department administrator, associate, coach or student-athlete directly without working through the communications department. Media Day South Carolina’s annual Football Media Day is set for Thursday, August 2. Head coach Will Muschamp will hold a press conference at 3 pm in the Media Interview Room, located under the west stands at Williams-Brice Stadium. Selected student-athletes will be available in the Crews Building from 4-5 pm. Photo Day is scheduled for Friday, August 17 from 5-6 pm. Press Credentials Working press credentials for the 2018 South Carolina home football games must be requested online through www.sportssystems.com/clients/seccredentials. Credential requests must come from the sports editors and the sports directors only. It is not always possible to accommodate all requests. No one under 18 years of age will be issued a credential without prior approval. Any questions or concerns can be directed to Associate Director of Athletics Communications and Public Relations Kent Reichert at 803-777-5257 or by email at kentr2@mailbox.sc.edu. Requests for season passes should be submitted no later than August 3. Requests for single games should be made no later then seven (7) days prior to game day and will be approved the week of the game. Once approved, all credentials must be picked up on game day at Media Will Call, located on the west side of the stadium by the press elevators. Media Will Call will open three (3) hours prior to kick-off. A photo ID must be presented to receive the press credential. Photographers must have appropriate equipment on hand to receive a sideline photo vest. Note: Credentials will be considered only for those media members on specific assignment for a specific media outlet that meets the criteria below. Credentials are non-transferable and may be revoked at any time. The granting and number of credentials for daily NEWSPAPERS will be based on the newspaper’s circulation on a space available basis. Those newspapers publishing more than twice a week, but less than six, will have priority after those in the daily newspaper category.

WEBSITES that meet one of the following criteria will be issued a maximum of three (3) season approved press box credentials, which includes the videographer, and two (2) season field passes to be used for still photography. 1. Is the official website of the home or visiting school or its conference; 2. Is the official online service of a national over-the-air or cable television network; 3. Has a “national affiliate agreement” with or is an officially licensed site of a national or local news gathering organization and has at least one full-time employee dedicated to writing for the site; or 4. Is a local news gathering organization that has at least two full-time employees and is owned by a media company with multiple assets. Websites that are an extension of a non-digital local media outlet (newspaper, radio, television) will not be issued credentials independent of their originating organization. Sport-specific websites with more than two full-time writers will be considered on a case-by-case basis. No credentials will be issued to any website that is not deemed by the Athletics Communications department to have adequate editorial oversight. Credentials will not be approved to anyone who writes or posts under an alias. TELEVISION stations will be issued a maximum of two (2) season approved press box credentials. However, press box seating is not guaranteed for both credentials. Television stations will receive a maximum of two (2) field passes. Local RADIO stations will be granted one (1) season approved press box credential for a full-time host of a daily sports show that is a minimum of 30 minutes in length. In addition, one (1) press box credential will be distributed per station for the sports director. Field passes will not be issued to radio stations. Non-daily local radio sports shows and out-of-market radio stations that have a daily sports show will be granted a maximum one (1) credential on a game-by-game space available basis. STUDENT MEDIA outlets for the home and visiting schools will be issued credentials in accordance with the policy for their format (newspaper, website, radio, television). To be considered student media, the outlet must be sanctioned as such by the university, have fulltime university staff overseeing the training of staff or be governed by a university-appointed board, and receive some portion of its funding from student fees. PHOTO WIRE SERVICES that distribute nationally and retain all rights for sale and usage of any image taken at the event will be issued one (1) season field pass with an option for a second on a game-by-game, space-available basis. Any wire service that sells/shares its images for non-editorial uses must provide the University of South Carolina Athletics Communications and Public Relations department with a statement indicating how it ensures that non-editorial clients use its images within NCAA regulations.

All other credential requests, including weekly newspapers, magazines, specialty publications, etc. will be considered on a game-by-game and case-by-case basis at the discretion of Steve Fink, Assistant AD/ Communications. All credential policies are subject to change, and final approval of all credentials is at the discretion of the Assistant AD/Communications. Non-affiliated bloggers and freelance photographers will not be credentialed. Media outlets that cover the visiting school will be considered following consultation with that school’s athletics media relations department. Sideline Policy The University of South Carolina adheres to the NCAA and SEC guidelines regarding media representatives on the sidelines: 1. Photo credentials will be issued only to accredited media outlets prior to the game and photo identification must be provided. 2. Photographers must check in at Media Will Call on the West side of the stadium adjacent to the press elevator. Those photographers who will work on the sidelines will be issued a vest. This vest must be worn at all times to gain access to the sidelines. No other type of photo or media credential will allow an individual access to the sidelines during the game. The vest must be returned to the South Carolina media relations staff following the game. 3. Only working photographers/videographers with professional-grade cameras will be allowed on the field. Those without proper equipment or not shooting the game will be escorted from the sidelines regardless of credential. 4. Working photographers/videographers are permitted to shoot in the designated area (between the two marked dotted lines outside the 25-yard lines). All other media representatives on the field must stand behind the designated area to ensure that photographers/ videographers have the appropriate space to work. No one will be allowed to shoot from either end zone. 5. Photographers are encouraged to use the photo work room, located on the ground level of WilliamsBrice Stadium. Wired and wireless internet are available. While security in this area is provided, the University of South Carolina is not responsible for the loss of any items. 6. According to NCAA policies, the presence of any type of photographer/videographer in the bench area for all sports is strictly prohibited with the exception of one (1) institutional videographer in the football bench area. According to the NCAA Football Rules and Interpretations Manual (Rule 1, Section 2, Article 4b): “the team area shall be limited to squad members in full uniform and a maximum of 60 other individuals directly involved in the game. The 60 individuals not in full uniform shall wear special team area credentials.” (Rule 1, Section 2, Article 4e): “No media personnel, including journalists, radio and television personnel, or their equipment, shall be in the team area or coaching box, and no media personnel shall communicate in any way with persons in the team area or coaching box.” The SEC also prohibits photographers/videographers from stopping and shooting from behind the bench area or into the bench area. The bench area at Williams-Brice Stadium is defined by the area between the 25-yard lines and covered with a white tarp. 7. Photographers and videographers are considered working members of the media and they are to refrain from cheering or talking to players, coaches or officials. SEC Internet Real Time Policy By acceptance and use of an SEC media credential, the holder agrees to the following conditions for any and all athletic events hosted by the SEC and its member institutions:

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M E D IA PO L I CI E S 1. The SEC and its member institutions grant a media organization a limited license to use certain gathered information on the media organization’s own Internet or online site beginning at the start of an athletic event and up to the conclusion of such event, all subject to the following limitations and conditions: (a) No more than 10 still photographs may be used for news coverage of the game and other editorial purposes during the event. (b) Videotape may only be shown as part of a single, non-archived, online "simulcast" of a television station's regularly-scheduled news program. (c) While a game is in progress, the use of statistical information is time-delayed and limited in amount so that an organization’s Internet or online game coverage does not undercut the authorized and rights-paying fee organization’s rights to play-by-play accounts of the game and/or exclusivity as to such rights. 2. Any proposed media use on an Internet or online site of the game information that is more detailed and/or more than described above will require separate written authorization by the SEC and/or its member institutions. However, such written authorization will not permit the use of game information in entertainment contexts and will not authorize game coverage that, due to immediacy of detail, constitutes or approaches a play-by-play account of a game. 3. Should any of these conditions be breached, the SEC and/or its member institutions will issue a written warning for the first violation. If this violation occurs during the last game of the institutions’ regularly scheduled season, the media organization may not be credentialed for the SEC Championship. A second violation of this policy will result in revocation of credentials to cover future football games hosted by the SEC and/or its member institutions. Press Box South Carolina’s press box has seats for 144 members of the media, along with television and radio booths, coaches’ booths and public address and stadium operations/security booths. Located just above the press level is the photo deck. All members of the media covering the game are invited to a catered meal, which is served beginning two hours prior to kickoff. Wireless internet is available for use. Wired outlets for photographers and videographers are available in the back of the press box. The photo work room, located on the ground level of Williams-Brice Stadium, also has wired and wireless internet access. Any media outlet that wishes to install its own telephone should contact South Carolina Telephone Communications at (803) 777-1800. The Athletics Communications and Public Relations department supplies quarterly play-by-plays and quickie stats, halftime statistics, final team and individual statistics and coaches and players quotes. An inside public address announcer also keeps the media informed of play-by-play, records and game notes. The South Carolina press box is for the working media only. In accordance with the Football Writers Association of America, no cheering will be allowed. In-Game Statistics Media should utilize StatBroadcast for all the latest live statistical information during games. Visit gamecocks.statbroadcast.com for live scoring of all home football games. The password will be provided on game day. Postgame Interviews The press box elevator will be held at press level midway through the fourth quarter for anyone attending postgame press conferences. South Carolina’s postgame press conferences take place in the Media Interview Room, located underneath the stands on the west side

of Williams-Brice Stadium. The visitors’ locker room and postgame interview room are located under the west stands at the north end. The Gamecock locker room will be closed following the game. Coach Muschamp will be available in the postgame interview room approximately 10 minutes after the game. Selected student-athletes will also be brought to the interview room following the cool-down period. Admittance to postgame interviews is by credential only. The South Carolina press conference will be televised live to the press box. No interviews, other than those conducted by the rightsholders, may be conducted on the field following the game. Media Parking Media parking is available in the Key Road parking lot, located southeast of Williams-Brice Stadium. Please contact Associate Director of Athletics Communications and Public Relations Kent Reichert at 803-777-5257 or by email at kentr2@mailbox.sc.edu for any parking needs. Parking passes will be distributed in advance via the method indicated on the credential application. Satellite Truck Parking Limited parking is available for TV station live/ satellite trucks, and those vehicles will need to be approved prior to game day. Please contact Associate Director of Athletics Communications and Public Relations Kent Reichert at least three days prior to the game to schedule live/satellite truck parking. Visiting Radio The visitor’s radio network must be designated by the opponent’s athletic director. Booth space will be assigned by Steve Fink, Assistant Athletics Director/ Communications. Any non-designated stations will be admitted on a space-available basis. The Gamecock Sports Network will be handled by IMG College. Stations requesting information regarding the network should contact: Liz McMillan, Executive Director, IMG College, (803) 777-8254. Football Video Services For information on receiving mid-week press conference videos, post-game press conference videos, and other football related footage, please contact Director of Athletics Communications and Public Relations Matt Freed at 803-777-9917 or at mfreed@mailbox.sc.edu. Login information to the department’s media FTP site will be provided. Please credit GamecocksOnline when using footage from the FTP site. Live Broadcasts It is not permissible for any non-rightsholder to broadcast over the air, stream over the internet (audio or video), or transmit in any other way, including social media apps, any live event without the consent of the University of South Carolina Athletics Department. Live events include varsity contests, press conferences (including but not limited to weekly scheduled and postgame press conferences) and any other group media availability. Exceptions may be made for any major newsbreaking event and will be communicated in the media advisory for the event. No television live shots, with the exception of the rightsholder, may take place inside the stadium beginning 30 minutes prior to kickoff until the broadcast is concluded. Audio/Video Event Archiving It is not permissible for any non-rightsholder to archive audio or video Event content that exceeds five (5) minutes in length. Events are defined as varsity contests, press conferences and any other group media availability. Archiving may not begin until the conclusion of the entire event. WNKT-FM is the only radio station that can carry press conferences live and/or archived in their entirety.

Non-Rightsholder Radio Appearances South Carolina coaches will be limited to one appearance from one member of a sport’s coaching staff per week on any radio station or any radio show that is aired as part of a state-wide, regional or national network in the Columbia market. The length of the interview should be no more than one segment, defined as “commercial-break to commercial-break.” In addition, the same member of a sport’s coaching staff or administrator cannot make appearances in consecutive weeks on the same radio station. Media outlets in which the institution or the SEC is contractually affiliated is exempt from this language. Exceptions can be made in the occurrence of a major “breaking news” event. Please work through the team’s communications and public relations contact to help coordinate any request. Game Day Media Availability No University of South Carolina Athletics staff member may appear live on a non-rightsholder radio show on the same day as any USC contractual programming, including live game action or coaches’ call-in shows, without prior consent of Athletics Communications. Radio/TV Appearances South Carolina student-athletes may not participate in any live radio or television show other than during a regularly scheduled newscast and for no longer than four minutes, post-game interview times, conference media days and structured media opportunities during NCAA championships, without the consent of the South Carolina Athletics Communications. This policy is in effect year-round and does not apply to institutional networks. It does apply to internet chat rooms that are sponsored by a media outlet for the sole purpose of conducting Q&A sessions with the viewing public concerning the student-athlete’s athletic career. SEC Weekly Teleconference The SEC hosts a weekly press teleconference featuring the head coach from every team each Wednesday from Aug. 29 to Nov. 21. To participate, please contact either the SEC Media Relations office at (205) 458-3010 for the telephone number and passcode. 11:00 a.m. ET 11:10 a.m. ET 11:20 a.m. ET 11:30 a.m. ET 11:40 a.m. ET 11:50 a.m. ET 12:00 a.m. ET 12:10 p.m. ET 12:20 p.m. ET 12:30 p.m. ET 12:40 p.m. ET 12:50 p.m. ET 1:00 p.m. ET 1:10 p.m. ET

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South Carolina StudentAthlete Interview Policy All interviews must be coordinated through the Athletics Communications department. This allows the staff to arrange the interview when it best suits the student-athlete's and the reporter's schedules. Please contact the communications department in advance to make your interview requests. Media are not permitted to contact student-athletes on their own at any time. Cell phone numbers for student-athletes will not be provided to the media. Should you need to conduct a telephone interview with a studentathlete, a call will be placed to you from the studentathlete at a mutually agreeable time.

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GAMECOCK RADIO NETWORK Gamecock Sports Marketing, a partnership between the University of South Carolina Athletics Department and the country's leaders in the collegiate sports marketing industry, IMG College, is the originating medium for radio coverage of the South Carolina Gamecocks. 2018 is the second year of a 10-year agreement between the University and IMG College that runs through 2026. The extension adds to an agreement between the University of South Carolina and IMG that dates back to 2003. 2018 also marks the second year of a five-year extension with Cumulus Media for WNKTFM (107.5 The Game) to continue as the official flagship station of Gamecock Athletics through 2022. Gamecock Sports Marketing is responsible for the overall management of the athletics program’s corporate partnership effort, which includes producing, selling and distributing the Gamecock Radio Network (live play-by-play and call-in shows) and coaches television shows, print advertising in various athletics department publications, and selected signage in university athletic facilities. The Gamecock Sports Network from IMG College counts two dozen affiliate stations for the 2018-19 season. For Sirius/XM subscribers, follow the Gamecock Radio Twitter page for weekly updates on channel information for Gamecock broadcasts. Todd Ellis, the all-time leading passer in Gamecock history, begins his 27th season with the network and his 16th as the play-by-play voice of Carolina football. Ellis previously served as sideline reporter for the radio network and as a color analyst and play-by-play announcer for Comcast Sports Southeast for Gamecock telecasts. Ellis has also hosted the coaches television show and served on CBS’s bowl game radio coverage. He hosts the Will Muschamp Television Show and Carolina Calls with Will Muschamp, the Coach's weekly radio call-in show. Ellis set more than 20 school passing marks during his career (1986-89) while throwing for 9,953 yards. Tommy Suggs, a former standout Gamecock quarterback, is back for his 46th year as color analyst for the radio network. Suggs played for Carolina from 1968-70 and is regarded as one of the school’s all-time premier signalcallers. He led the Gamecocks to the 1969 ACC championship and Peach Bowl berth and was named MVP of the 1970 Blue-Gray All-Star Classic. Suggs was inducted into the University’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 1989 and is also a member of the state of South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame. In 2012, friends and colleagues of Tommy and Jane Suggs established the Tommy Suggs Endowed Quarterback Scholarship to honor his long-time commitment to the University and Gamecock Athletics. The scholarship is awarded to a quarterback each year and was the first endowed scholarship for the football program. Former South Carolina and NFL defensive lineman Langston Moore joined the Gamecock IMG Sports Network as sideline reporter in 2012. Moore was a member of the Carolina football team from 1999-2002 before embarking on an NFL career that included stints in Cincinnati (2003-04), Arizona (2005-06), and Detroit (2007-08). He was originally a sixth round pick by the Bengals in the 2003 NFL Draft. He has been a volunteer for the Frye Foundation and USAA Cares, as well as Home Town Huddle during his playing and post-NFL career. Liz McMillan serves as the Executive Director of Gamecock IMG Sports Marketing in Columbia. Robert Gahagan serves as the General Manager. Brent Johnson serves as the Network Host, David Spence is the spotter and Doug Adams is the statisician.

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The South Carolina Radio Crew (L-R): David Spence, Todd Ellis, Tommy Suggs, Liz McMillan, Brent Johnson, Doug Adams, Langston Moore.

The Will Muschamp Television Show airs at 11:30 a.m. on Sundays on Fox Sports Southeast, WACH-FOX in Columbia, WPDE in Florence and WCIV in Charleston. The weekly Carolina Calls show will air Thursdays from 7-8 p.m. on the flagship station of the Gamecocks, WNKT-FM, across the Palmetto state on the Gamecock Radio Network and over the Internet at GamecocksOnline. com. The show takes place at Wild Wing Café, located at 729 Lady Street in the Vista.

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Gamecock Television History South Carolina Football’s first televised contest was a local telecast of a game against Marquette in Milwaukee, Wis., on November 5, 1949. The first Gamecock home game to be televised was against North Carolina in Carolina (now Williams-Brice) Stadium, on November 7, 1953.

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W ILLIA M S- BR I CE STAD I U M Williams-Brice Stadium, formerly Carolina Stadium, was first constructed in 1934 by the Works Progress Administration (WPA). Then, it seated 17,600 Gamecock fans. It has undergone a number of expansions and revisions over the years, with the largest prior to the 1982 expansion coming in 1971-1972. A bequest from the estate of Mrs. Martha Williams-Brice helped boost the capacity then from slightly more than 43,000 to greater than 54,000. Mrs. Williams-Brice’s husband, Thomas H. Brice, was a Gamecock football letterman from 1922-24, and her family operated the Williams Furniture Company in Sumter. She left a substantial inheritance from the furniture fortune to her nephews, Thomas W. and Philip L. Edwards, much of which they passed on to the University of South Carolina. That included a bequest for the stadium project. The name was officially changed from Carolina Stadium to Williams-Brice Stadium in dedication ceremonies during the Sept. 9, 1972 opener with Virginia. Added in 2012 was a $6.5 million state-of-the-art videoboard that sits above the north stands. It measures 36’ x 124’. In 2015, the $14.5 million Springs Brooks Plaza transformed the entire circumference of Williams-Brice Stadium into an aesthetically pleasing walkway with the look and feel similar to the majestic Gamecock Park.

Williams-Brice Stadium Facts • First game as Carolina Stadium: Oct. 6, 1934 (USC 22, VMI 6) • Dedicated as Williams-Brice Stadium: Sept. 9, 1972 (UVA 24, USC 16) • Capacity: 80,250 • Stadium Record: 293-189-14 (.605) • When the Gamecocks take the field on gameday, Williams-Brice Stadium is packed with 80,000+ screaming Gamecock fans, making it more populated than all but three cities in the state of South Carolina. • Williams-Brice Stadium is recognized as one of the finest facilities in all of college football. Carolina annually ranks among the nation’s leaders in attendance, and Gamecock fans are regarded as some of the most loyal in the country. • South Carolina established a school record for football season tickets sold in 2005, selling 62,604 season tickets, surpassing the previous mark of 62,103 set in 2002. The numbers do not include student tickets and tickets contractually obligated to visiting teams. • South Carolina ranked 16th in the nation in attendance in 2017, averaging 78,586 fans for seven games at Williams-Brice Stadium.

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G A MEC OCK TRADIT IONS Nickname: The Fighting Gamecocks

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The University of South Carolina is the only major college athletic program in the country that uses “Fighting Gamecocks” as its official nickname and mascot. The University’s athletic teams have been known as Gamecocks for over 100 years. At the turn of the 20th century, after struggling for more than decade under numerous nicknames, the school’s football team was the impetus of the new moniker. In 1903, Columbia’s morning newspaper, The State, shortened the name to one word and Carolina teams have been Gamecocks ever since. Those early teams must have been a feisty and spirited group. A gamecock, of course, is a fighting rooster known for its spirit and courage. A cock fight, which was a popular sport throughout the United States in the 19th century, would last until the death of one of the combatants. Cock fighting has been outlawed by most states for humanitarian reasons, but it is still held surreptitiously in many areas. The State of South Carolina has long been closely connected with the breeding and training of fighting gamecocks. General Thomas Sumter, famed guerrilla fighter of the Revolutionary War, was known as “The Fighting Gamecock.”

What is perhaps the most unique form of tailgating and featured throughout the years in numerous magazines and television shows, the Cockaboose Railroad has made its way to Columbia and University of South Carolina football. Twenty-two cabooses line a railroad track just outside of WilliamsBrice Stadium - but these rail cars don’t move and they certainly aren’t something you would see passing by on the rear end of a train. Several years ago, a local businessman and his wife finally had enough of the railroad tracks which sit just a stone’s throw from the south side of the stadium. In 1990, the beautifully-designed Cockaboose Railroad began catering to the serious Gamecock tailgater with amenities never before associated with in tailgating: running water, cable television, air conditioning, and heating, and a living room highlight each and every Cockaboose. The Carolina Cockabooses are stationary and many are wired with closedcircuit television to watch Gamecock away games if making the trip is not feasible. The Cockaboose Railroad - it’s different, it’s unique, and it’s exciting; and there’s nothing else like it in the nation.

The South Carolina Mascot

The Gamecock mascot, “Cocky,” is a familiar sight at a variety of South Carolina athletic events. He appears at all home and road football and basketball games, and at home baseball games. In addition he can be found frequenting other Olympic sports events on the Columbia campus. Cocky was chosen National Mascot of the Year in 1986, 1994, and 2004 and is recognized as one of the most colorful mascots in collegiate sports. In 1981, and 1982, the Gamecocks participated in the College Baseball World Series and “Cocky” was selected both years as the official mascot of the CWS. “2001”

The University of South Carolina Gamecocks feature perhaps the most unique and electrifying pregame entry in all of college football. In fact, Sporting News rated USC’s “2001” as the most exciting pregame entry in all of college football. As the minutes wind down on the game clock prior to the opening kickoff, the Gamecocks leave the locker room following final pregame instruction from their coaching staff and assemble in the tunnel in the southwest corner of Williams-Brice Stadium. Then, as the crowd of more than 80,000 begins its roar of anticipation, the first notes of the theme song from “2001-A Space Odyssey” blare over the stadium sound system. As the music continues, the enthusiasm of the crowd is feverish. Finally, at just the exact moment, in perfect coordination with the music, the Gamecocks hit the field running, and the stadium goes wild. Gamecock Walk

Approximately two hours and 20 minutes prior to every home game, the Carolina team buses drop the players off on the Garnet Way in Gamecock Park. Through a throng of Gamecock fans and well-wishers along with the Carolina Marching Band, the team walks on the Garnet Way, crosses Bluff Road and the stadium tarmac and heads to the locker room, located in the southwest corner of Williams-Brice Stadium, to prepare for the game ahead. School Colors

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Alma Mater: “We Hail Thee Carolina”

We hail thee, Carolina, and sing thy high praise; With loyal devotion, remembering the days; When proudly we sought thee, thy children to be: Here’s a health, Carolina, forever to thee! Since pilgrims of learning, we entered thy walls; And found dearest comrades in thy classic halls; We’ve honored and loved thee as sons faithfully: Here’s a health, Carolina, forever to thee! Generations of sons have rejoiced to proclaim; Thy watchword of service, thy beauty and fame; For ages to come shall their rallying cry be: Here’s a health, Carolina, forever to thee! Fair shrine of high honor and truth, thou shalt still; Blaze forth as a beacon, thy mission fulfill; And crowned by all hearts in a new jubilee: Here’s a health, Carolina, forever to thee! Fight Song: “The Fighting Gamecocks Lead the Way”

Hey, Let’s give a cheer, Carolina is here, The Fighting Gamecocks lead the way. Who gives a care, If the going gets tough, And when it is rough, that’s when the ‘Cocks get going. Hail to our colors of garnet and black, In Carolina pride have we. So, Go Gamecocks Go - FIGHT! Drive for the goal - FIGHT! USC will win today - GO COCKS! So, let’s give a cheer, Carolina is here. The Fighting Gamecocks All The Way!

SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

Southeastern Conference 2201 Richard Arrington Jr. Blvd. North Birmingham, AL 35203 (205) 458-3000 www.secsports.com SEC Mission Statement

Greg Sankey Commissioner

“The purpose of the SEC is to assist its member institutions in the maintenance of programs of intercollegiate athletics which are compatible with the highest standards of education and competitive sports.” The SEC

Since its formation in 1933, the SEC has directed and organized interscholastic athletic competitions, conducted tournaments and prescribed eligibility rules for studentathletes. The Conference also facilitates and assists its member institutions in maintaining intercollegiate athletic programs compatible with the highest standards of education and competitive sports. The Southeastern Conference crowns champions in 21 sports - 12 women’s sports and nine men’s sports. National Champions since 1992

Since it expanded in 1992, the SEC has the most football national championships (AP, USA Today) with 13, including nine titles in the last 12 seasons. During that time, the SEC has had more teams (5) with national titles than any other conference. SEC: Florida (1996, 2006, 2008), LSU (2003, 2007), Tennessee (1998), Alabama (1992, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2017), Auburn (2010) Big 12: Texas (2005), Oklahoma (2000), Nebraska (1994, 1995, 1997) Big Ten: Ohio State (2002, 2014), Michigan (1997) Pac-12: Southern California (2003, 2004) ACC: Florida State (1993, 1999, 2013), Clemson (2016) Big East: Miami, Fla. (2001) SEC Topps in Fan Support

The Southeastern Conference has led the nation in total attendance in football every year since 1981 and since 1988, the SEC has led the nation in average attendance. Over 7.3 million fans witnessed first-hand, the excitement of SEC football in 2017. The average capacity of the 14 SEC stadiums during the last 10 years has been over 97 percent. Every year since 1988, the SEC has had at least four teams ranked in the top 10 in average attendance, including eight of the top 16 in 2017.

ƫ 0 û %.! 0+.5 Greg Sankey ...................................................................... Commissioner Mark Womack .......................... Executive Associate Commissioner/CFO Charlie Hussey .........................................Associate Commissioner/COO Tiffany Daniels........................................... Associate Commissioner/SWA William King ....... Associate Commissioner/Legal Affairs and Compliance Dan Leibovitz............................Associate Commissioner/Men’s Basketball Herb Vincent .......................... Associate Commissioner/Communications Chris Waldsmith .................................... Associate Commissioner/Finance Matt Boyer .......................................Assistant Commissioner/Compliance Leslie Claybrook......................... Assistant Commissioner/Championships Byron Hatch .............................. Assistant Commissioner/Championships Kathryn Poe Switzer ............Executive Associate to Commissioner Sankey Dr. Torie Johnson ............................................ Executive Director, SECU Sylvia Hagan Barnes .......................Director of Officiating Administration Misty Brown .............................. Director of Student-Athlete Engagement Cole Cunningham....................... Director of Video Operations - Football Chuck Dunlap ............................................Director of Communications John Gibson ................................................... Director of Championships Randall Malone ........................ Director of Video Operations - Basketball Craig Pinkerton ...........................................Director of Communications B.C. Romano .............................. Director of Video and Creative Services Milton Roy .......................................................... Director of Compliance Jim Sullivan .......................... Direcot of Championship Ticket Operations Lauren Taylor ..............................Director of Marketing and Competition Tammy Wilson ............................................Director of Communications Ben Beaty ...................................... Assistant Director of Communications Mike Mims .......... Assistant Director of Championship Ticket Operations Jill Skotarczak ................................ Assistant Director of Communications Ally Battle ................................Assistant Director of Financial Operations Kory Dahlen .....................................................Competition Coordinator Ann Drinkard ...........................Digital Media/Communications Assistant Robert Milligan ................................................................. Video Assistant Susan Bishop ............................................Administrative Assistant, SECU Meredith Branch ............................Administrative Assistant, Competition Donna Moore .................................Administrative Assistant, Compliance Bailey Powell ........ Administrative Assistant for the Commissioner’s Office Grace Sanders........................................ Administrative Assistant, Football Melinda Calderini ...................................Coordinator of First Impressions Steve Shaw ............................................. Coordinator of Football Officials SEC on Twitter ..................................................................................@sec

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2018 OPPONENTS

COASTAL CAROLINA CHANTICLEERS

GEORGIA BULLDOGS

MARSHALL THUNDERING HERD

Sept. 1 Y Columbia, S.C.

Sept. 8 Y Columbia, S.C.

Sept. 15 Y Columbia, S.C.

General Information

Location ........................................ Conway, S.C. Founded ......................................................1954 Enrollment ...............................................10,663 Colors ............................. Teal, Bronze and Black Conference ............................................ Sun Belt President .........................Dr. David A. DeCenzo Athletics Director ............................ Matt Hogue Stadium......................................Brooks Stadium Capacity ...................................................15,500 Surface ................................................ Field Turf

Location ........................................... Athens, Ga. Founded ......................................................1785 Enrollment ...............................................37,606 Colors .......................................... Red and Black Conference ......................................Southeastern President .................................Jere W. Morehead Athletics Director ........................Greg McGarity Stadium.....................................Sanford Stadium Capacity ...................................................92,746 Surface ........Natural Grass, Bermuda Tifway 419

Location ...............................Huntington, W. Va. Founded ......................................................1837 Enrollment ...............................................13,654 Colors .............................White and Kelly Green Conference ............................... Conference USA President ...........................Dr. Jerome A. Gilbert Athletics Director .........................Mike Hamrick Stadium.......................Joan C. Edwards Stadium Capacity ...................................................38,227 Surface .................................................AstroTurf

Coaching Information

Head Coach .......................................Joe Moglia Alma Mater ...............................Fordham (1971) Record at School ......................... 51-15 (5 years) Overall Record ............................ 51-15 (5 years) Assistant Coaches: AHC/OC/Quarterbacks .........Jamey Chadwell DC/Cornerbacks .................... Marvin Sanders DBs-Safeties/Special Teams ..........Curt Baldus Offensive Line .................... Patrick Covington TEs and Tackles/Special Teams ......Bill Durkin Linebackers/Special Teams......Ryan Goodman Assistant Defensive Line/Ends ...T.J. Hollowell Defensive Line/Tackles ............... Shawn Howe Running Backs ......................... Newland Isaac Wide Receivers/Special Teams ....... Willy Korn Football Office Phone .................. 843-349-3487

Head Coach .....................................Kirby Smart Alma Mater .................................Georgia (1998) Record at School ........................... 21-7 (2 years) Overall Record .............................. 21-7 (2 years) Assistant Coaches: DC/Secondary .............................. Mel Tucker OC/Tight Ends ............................ Jim Chaney Co-OC/Quarterbacks...................James Coley Running Backs .............................Dell McGee Wide Receivers ...................... Cortez Hankton Offensive Line ............................ Sam Pittman Defensive Line ................................Tray Scott Inside Linebackers ............... Glenn Schumann Outside Linebackers ...................Dan Lanning Special Teams ...........................Scott Fountain Football Office Phone .................. 706-542-1515

Head Coach .................................. Doc Holliday Alma Mater ........................West Virginia (1979) Record at School ......................... 61-42 (7 years) Overall Record ............................ 61-42 (7 years) Assistant Coaches: Defensive Coordinator/Safeties ... Adam Fuller OC/Quarterbacks...................... Tim Cramsey Defensive Ends .........................Cornell Brown Linebackers ..............................Byron Thweatt Wide Receivers ........................... Dallas Baker Co-OC/Tight Ends .................. Todd Goebbel Offensive Line ............................. Greg Adkins Defensive Tackles .............................J.C. Price Running Backs ............................Pepe Pearson Cornerbacks/Recruiting Coord. ....Mike Treier Football Office Phone .................. 304-696-6464

Team Information

2017 Overall Record ..................................... 3-9 2017 Conference Record ............................... 2-6 2017 Bowl Appearance .................................N/A

2017 Overall Record ................................... 13-2 2017 Conference Record ............................... 7-1 2017 Bowl Appearance ..National Championship Alabama 26, Georgia 23 OT Letterman Returning (O/D/S) ....... 53 (26/25/3) Letterman Lost (O/D/S) ................ 35 (16/13/6) Starters Returning (O/D/S) ................ 13 (8/4/1) Starters Lost (O/D/S) ......................... 12 (3/7/2)

2017 Overall Record ..................................... 8-5 2017 Conference Record ............................... 4-4 2017 Bowl Appearance ...........New Mexico Bowl Marshall 31, Colorado State 28 Letterman Returning (O/D/S) ....... 52 (25/26/1) Letterman Lost (O/D/S) .................. 20 (8/11/1) Starters Returning (O/D/S) ................ 18 (9/8/1) Starters Lost (O/D/S) ........................... 5 (2/3/0)

Letterman Returning (O/D/S) ....... 46 (22/20/4) Letterman Lost (O/D/S) ................ 26 (14/11/1) Starters Returning (O/D/S) ................ 16 (8/4/4) Starters Lost (O/D/S) ......................... 11 (3/7/1) Media Information

Media Information

Football Contact .......................... Mike Cawood Office Phone ................................ 843-349-2822 Cell Phone ................................... 843-333-5730 Email Address .....................cawood@coastal.edu Official Website ................ www.goccusports.com

Football Contact ...........................Claude Felton Office Phone ................................ 706-542-1621 Cell Phone ................................... 706-543-3910 Email Address .................cfelton@sports.uga.edu Official Website ................ www.georgiadogs.com

Football Contact .......................... Jason Corriher Office Phone ................................ 304-696-4660 Cell Phone .................................. 740-331-1497 Email Address ..................corriher@marshall.edu Official Website .................... www.herdzone.com

2018 Schedule

September 1 .........................at South Carolina September 8 ...........................................vs. UAB September 15 ................................. vs. Campbell September 22 ...................................at Louisiana September 29 ...........................................at Troy October 6 .................................................OPEN October 13 ............................................vs. ULM October 20 ...........................................at UMass October 27 .................................at Georgia State November 3 .......................vs. Appalachian State November 10 .......................... vs. Arkansas State November 17 ..................... vs. Georgia Southern November 24 .......................... at South Alabama

September 1 ..........................vs. Austin Pey State September 8 .........................at South Carolina September 15 ..................... vs. Middle Tennessee September 22 .................................... at Missouri September 29 ................................. vs. Tennessee October 6 ...................................... vs. Vanderbilt October 13 ...............................................at LSU October 20 ...............................................OPEN October 27 ....................vs. Florida (Jacksonville) November 3 .....................................at Kentucky November 10 .....................................vs. Auburn November 17 ......................................vs. UMass November 24 ............................ vs. Georgia Tech

September 1 ............................. at Miami (Ohio) September 8 ....................... vs. Eastern Kentucky September 15 .......................at South Carolina September 22 .................................. vs. NC State September 29 ..................... at Western Kentucky October 5 ........................... vs. Middle Tennessee October 13 .............................. at Old Dominion October 20 ............................ vs. Florida Atlantic October 27 ...............................................OPEN November 3 ............................. at Southern Miss November 10 ..................................vs. Charlotte November 17 .......................................vs. UTSA November 24 ........................................... at FIU

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2018 OPPONENTS

VANDERBILT COMMODORES

KENTUCKY WILDCATS

MISSOURI TIGERS

Sept. 22 Y Nashville, Tenn.

Sept. 29 Y Lexington, Ky.

Oct. 6 Y Columbia, S.C.

General Information

Location .................................... Nashville, Tenn. Founded ......................................................1794 Enrollment .............................................. 12,686 Colors ....................................... Black and Gold Conference ......................................Southeastern Chancellor.............................Nicholas S. Zeppos Athletics Director ....................David Williams II Stadium............................... Vanderbilt Stadium Capacity .................................................. 39,790 Surface ........................... Shaw Sports Legion 46

Location .......................................Lexington, Ky. Founded ......................................................1865 Enrollment ...............................................30,473 Colors ........................................ Blue and White Conference ......................................Southeastern President ................................. Dr. Eli Capilouto Athletics Director ....................... Mitch Barnhart Stadium.......................................... Kroger Field Capacity .................................................. 61,000 Surface .................................... S5 Synthetic Turf

Location ......................................Columbia, Mo. Founded ......................................................1839 Enrollment ...............................................30,870 Colors ................................. Old Gold and Black Conference ......................................Southeastern Chancellor............... Dr. Alexander N. Catwright Athletics Director ................................. Jim Sterk Stadium............. Memorial Stadium/Faurot Field Capacity ...................................................71,168 Surface ................................................ Field Turf

Coaching Information

Head Coach ...................................Derek Mason Alma Mater ................. Northern Arizona (1992) Record at School ......................... 18-31 (4 years) Overall Record ............................ 18-31 (4 years) Assistant Coaches: OC/Running Backs ................... Andy Ludwig DC/Outside Linebackers ..............Jason Tarver Special Teams Coord. ..........Shawn Mennenga Quarterbacks ...........................Gerry Gdowski Wide Receivers ................... Aaron Moorehead Cornerbacks ........................... Terrence Brown Defensive Backs.........................Marc Mattioli Defensive Line ............................. C.J. Ah You Inside Linebackers ....................... Chris Marve Offensive Line ................... Cameron Norcross Football Office Phone .................. 615-322-3565

Head coach .....................................Mark Stoops Alma Mater ......................................Iowa (1989) Record at School ......................... 26-36 (5 years) Overall Record ............................ 26-36 (5 years) Assistant Coaches: AHC/Running Backs ....................Eddie Gran Defensive Backs......................Steve Clinkscale DC/Inside Linebackers .................Matt House Special Teams/Defensive Backs ..... Dean Hood Defensive Line ...................... Derrick LeBlanc Offensive Line ........................John Schlarman Wide Receivers .........................Michael Smith Outside Linebackers ......................Brad White Co-OC/Quarterbacks............. Darin Hinshaw Tight Ends/Recruiting Coord... Vince Marrow Football Office Phone .................. 859-257-3611

Head Coach ....................................Barry Odom Alma Mater ............................... Missouri (1999) Record at School ......................... 11-14 (2 years) Overall Record ............................ 11-14 (2 years) Assistant Coaches: Sr. Associate HC/Defensive Line .. Brick Haley Associate HC/ Special Teams ........... Andy Hill AHC/Running Backs ..................Cornell Ford DC/Defensive Backs .................. Ryan Walters OC/Quarterbacks......................Derek Dooley Tight Ends ................................ Joe Jon Finley Outside Linebackers ....................Brian Odom Inside Linebackers ............. Vernon Hargreaves Offensive Line ............................... Brad Davis Wide Receivers .............................A.J. Ofodile Football Office Phone .................. 573-882-2213

Team Information

2017 Overall Record ..................................... 5-7 2017 Conference Record ............................... 1-7 2017 Bowl Appearance .................................N/A

2017 Overall Record ..................................... 7-6 2017 Conference Record ............................... 4-4 2017 Bowl Appearance ............. Music City Bowl Northwestern 24, Kentucky 23 Letterman Returning (O/D/S) ....... 44 (19/21/4) Letterman Lost (O/D/S) .................. 22 (11/9/2) Starters Returning (O/D/S) ............... 19 (8/9//2) Starters Lost (O/D/S) ........................... 8 (4/2/2)

2017 Overall Record ..................................... 7-6 2017 Conference Record ............................... 4-4 2017 Bowl Appearance ...................... Texas Bowl Texas 33, Missouri 16 Letterman Returning (O/D/S) ....... 51 (19/28/4) Letterman Lost (O/D/S) .................... 18 (9/9/0) Starters Returning (O/D/S) ................ 16 (9/7/0) Starters Lost (O/D/S) ........................... 6 (2/4/0)

Letterman Returning (O/D/S) ...... .47 (23/22/2) Letterman Lost (O/D/S) .................. 23 (8/11/4) Starters Returning (O/D/S) ................ 11 (7/4/0) Starters Lost (O/D/S) ......................... 13 (4/7/2) Media Information

Media Information

Football Contact .......................... Larry Leathers Office Phone ........................................ 615-343Cell Phone ................................... 615-480-8226 Email Address ................leathers@vanderbilt.edu Official Website ...........www.vucommodores.com

Football Contact ................................ Susan Lax Office Phone ............................... 859-257-8420 Cell Phone .................................. 859-608-5019 Email Address ..............................slax0@uky.edu Official Website ..................www.ukathletics.com

Football Contact .............................Chad Moller Office Phone ................................ 573-882-0712 Cell Phone ................................... 573-268-3110 Email Address .................. mollerc@missouri.edu Official Website .....................www.mutigers.com

2018 Schedule

September 1 ....................... vs. Middle Tennessee September 8 ....................................... vs. Nevada September 15 .............................. at Notre Dame September 22 ..................... vs. South Carolina September 29 .........................vs. Tennessee State October 6 ........................................... at Georgia October 13 ..........................................vs. Florida October 20 .......................................at Kentucky October 27 ........................................ at Arkansas November 3 .............................................OPEN November 10 .................................... at Missouri November 17 ...................................vs. Ole Miss November 24 ................................. vs. Tennessee

September 1 ....................... vs. Central Michigan September 8 .........................................at Florida September 15 ............................ vs. Murray State September 22 ....................... vs. Mississippi State September 29 ......................vs. South Carolina October 6 ..................................... at Texas A&M October 13 ...............................................OPEN October 20 .................................... vs. Vanderbilt October 27 ........................................ at Missouri November 3 ...................................... vs. Georgia November 10 ...................................at Tennessee November 17 ..................... vs. Middle Tennessee November 24 ...................................at Louisville

September 1 ................................. vs. UT Martin September 8 ................................... vs. Wyoming September 15 .......................................at Purdue September 22 .................................... vs. Georgia September 29 ...........................................OPEN October 6 .............................at South Carolina October 13 ........................................ at Alabama October 20 ......................................vs. Memphis October 27 ......................................vs. Kentucky November 3 .........................................at Florida November 10 ................................ vs. Vanderbilt November 17 ...................................at Tennessee November 24 ...................................vs. Arkansas

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2018 OPPONENTS

TEXAS A&M AGGIES

TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS

OLE MISS REBELS

Oct. 13 Y Columbia, S.C.

Oct. 27 Y Columbia, S.C.

Nov. 3 Y Oxford, Miss.

General Information

Location ............................College Station, Texas Founded ......................................................1876 Enrollment ...............................................68,625 Colors ...................................Maroon and White Conference ......................................Southeastern President .................................Michael K. Young Athletics Director ......................Scott Woodward Stadium............................................... Kyle Field Capacity .................................................102,733 Surface ....................................................... Grass

Location .................................... Knoxville, Tenn. Founded ......................................................1794 Enrollment ...............................................28,321 Colors ....................................Orange and White Conference ......................................Southeastern President ......................................... Joe DiPietro Athletics Director ......................... Phillip Fulmer Stadium................................... Neyland Stadium Capacity .................................................102,455 Surface ....................................................... Grass

Location ........................................ Oxford, Miss. Founded ......................................................1848 Enrollment ...............................................23,780 Colors .................... Cardinal Red and Navy Blue Conference ......................................Southeastern Chancellor........................................... Jeff Vitter Athletics Director ...............................Ross Bjork Stadium................. Vaught-Hemingway Stadium Capacity ...................................................64,038 Surface ...................................................... Grass

Coaching Information

Head Coach ....................................Jimbo Fisher Alma Mater ...................Salem University (1990) Record at School ............................0-0 (1st year) Overall Record ............................ 83-23 (8 years) Assistant Coaches: OC/Quarterbacks.....................Darrell Dickey Defensive Coordinator/Safeties ...... Mike Elko Tight Ends .................................Tim Brewster Wide Receivers ..................... Dameyune Craig Running Backs ............................. Jay Graham Cornerbacks ......................... Maurice Linguist Linebackers ......................Bradley Dale Peveto Defensive Ends ...............................Terry Price Defensive Line .......................Elijah Robinson Offensive Line ................................Jim Turner Football Office Phone .................. 979-845-5129

Head Coach ................................... Jeremy Pruitt Alma Mater ................................Alabama (1996) Record at School ............................0-0 (1st year) Overall Record ...............................0-0 (1st year) Assistant Coaches: OC/Quarterbacks...................... Tyson Helton DC/Inside Linebackers .............. Kevin Sherrer Co-DC/Outside Linebackers ..... Chris Rumph Special Teams/Safeties.................Charles Kelly Cornerbacks .................................... Terry Fair Offensive Line ...............................Will Friend Wide Receivers ........................ David Johnson Tight Ends ........................ Brian Niedermeyer Defensive Line ........................... Tracy Rocker Running Backs .......................... Chris Weinke Football Office Phone .................. 865-974-1234

Head Coach ....................................... Matt Luke Alma Mater ............................... Ole Miss (2000) Record at School .............................. 6-6 (1 year) Overall Record ................................. 6-6 (1 year) Assistant Coaches: Associate Head Coach/DC ..... Wesley McGriff OC/Quarterbacks.......................... Phil Longo Co-DC/Safeties ............................. Jason Jones Cornerbacks .............................. Charles Clark Offensive Line ........................ Jack Bicknell Jr. Recruiting Coord./TE ............. Maurice Harris Running Backs .............................Derrick Nix Wide Receivers ............................. Jacob Peeler Defensive Line ......................... Freddie Roach Linebackers .................................. Jon Sumrall Football Office Phone .................. 662-915-1821

Team Information

2017 Overall Record ..................................... 7-6 2017 Conference Record ............................... 4-4 2017 Bowl Appearance ........................Belk Bowl Wake Forest 55, Texas A&M 52 Letterman Returning (O/D/S) ....... 52 (23/26/3) Letterman Lost (O/D/S) .................. 20 (10/7/1) Starters Returning (O/D/S) ................ 17 (7/8/2) Starters Lost (O/D/S) ........................... 9 (4/3/2)

2017 Overall Record ..................................... 4-8 2017 Conference Record ............................... 0-8 2017 Bowl Appearance .................................N/A

2017 Overall Record ..................................... 6-6 2017 Conference Record ............................... 3-5 2017 Bowl Appearance .................................N/A

Letterman Returning (O/D/S) ....... 47 (20/24/3) Letterman Lost (O/D/S) ................ 24 (10/11/3) Starters Returning (O/D/S) ................ 13 (6/7/0) Starters Lost (O/D/S) ......................... 13 (5/6/2)

Letterman Returning (O/D/S) ....... 56 (25/28/3) Letterman Lost (O/D/S) ................ 29 (12/15/2) Starters Returning (O/D/S) ................ 17 (8/7/2) Starters Lost (O/D/S) ........................... 9 (3/4/2)

Media Information

Football Contact ............................Alan Cannon Office Phone ................................ 979-845-5725 Cell Phone ................................... 979-777-4200 Email Address ........ acannon@athletics.tamu.edu Official Website .................... www.12thman.com

Football Contact ................................ Zach Stipe Office Phone ................................ 865-974-7501 Cell Phone ................................... 865-244-6119 Email Address ....................zstipe@tennessee.edu Official Website ......................www.utsports.com

Football Contact ......................... Kyle Campbell Office Phone ................................ 662-915-7544 Cell Phone ................................... 662-816-7544 Email Address ......................... kyle@olemiss.edu Official Website ..............www.olemisssports.com

2018 Schedule

August 30 .........................vs. Northwestern State September 8 .....................................vs. Clemson September 15 ....................vs. Louisiana-Monroe September 22 .................................... at Alabama September 29 ...................................vs. Arkansas October 6 ........................................vs. Kentucky October 13 ...........................at South Carolina October 20 ...............................................OPEN October 27 ............................ at Mississippi State November 3 ........................................at Auburn November 10 ...................................vs. Ole Miss November 17 .........................................vs. UAB November 24 ......................................... vs. LSU

September 1 ........... vs. West Virginia (Charlotte) September 8 .........................................vs. ETSU September 15 ...................................... vs. UTEP September 22 ......................................vs. Florida September 29 ..................................... at Georgia October 6 .................................................OPEN October 13 ..........................................at Auburn October 20 ....................................... vs. Alabama October 27 ...........................at South Carolina November 3 ....................................vs. Charlotte November 10 ..................................vs. Kentucky November 17 ................................... vs. Missouri November 24 ..................................at Vanderbilt

September 1 .................vs. Texas Tech (Houston) September 8 .........................vs. Southern Illinois September 15 ................................... vs. Alabama September 22 ................................ vs. Kent State September 29 ...........................................at LSU October 6 ..........................vs. Louisiana-Monroe October 13 ........................................ at Arkansas October 20 .........................................vs. Auburn October 27 ...............................................OPEN November 3 ........................vs. South Carolina November 10 ............................... at Texas A&M November 17 ..................................at Vanderbilt November 22 ............................ Mississippi State

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2018 OPPONENTS

FLORIDA GATORS

CHATTANOOGA MOCS

CLEMSON TIGERS

Nov. 10 Y Gainesville, Fla.

Nov. 17 Y Columbia, S.C.

Nov. 24 Y Clemson, S.C.

General Information

Location ..................................... Gainesville, Fla. Founded ......................................................1853 Enrollment ...............................................54,848 Colors ...................................... Blue and Orange Conference ......................................Southeastern President ............................... Dr. W. Kent Fuchs Athletics Director ..........................Scott Stricklin Stadium....................... Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Capacity .................................................. 88,548 Surface ....................................... Bermuda Grass

Location ...............................Chattanooga, Tenn. Founded ......................................................1886 Enrollment ...............................................11,429 Colors .........................................Navy and Gold Conference ...............................................SoCon Chancellor............................Dr. Steven R. Angle Athletics Director ........................ Mark Wharton Stadium....................................... Finley Stadium Capacity ...................................................20,668 Surface .................................................AstroTurf

Location ....................................... Clemson, S.C. Founded ......................................................1889 Enrollment ...............................................23,406 Colors ................... Clemson Orange and Regalia Conference ................................... Atlantic Coast President .......................... Dr. James P. Clements Athletics Director ......................Dan Radakovich Stadium................................. Memorial Stadium Capacity ...................................................81,500 Surface ........................................ Bermuda Grass

Coaching Information

Head Coach .....................................Dan Mullen Alma Mater .................... Ursinus College (1994) Record at School ............................0-0 (1st year) Overall Record ............................ 69-46 (9 years) Assistant Coaches: Defensive Coordinator .......... Todd Grantham Co-OC/Wide Receivers............ Billy Gonzales Quarterbacks ............................ Brian Johnson Co-OC/Offensive Line................ John Hevesy Cornerbacks ......................... Charlton Warren Running Backs/Special Teams ........Greg Knox Defensive Line ...............................Sal Sunseri Linebackers ...................... Christian Robinson Safeties ........................................ Ron English Tight Ends .................................... Larry Scott Football Office Phone .................. 352-692-4100

Head Coach ........................................ Tom Arth Alma Mater ..........................John Carroll (2003) Record at School .............................. 3-8 (1 year) Overall Record ............................ 43-16 (5 years) Assistant Coaches: Outside Linebackers ................Shelton Felton Offensive Coordinator................Justin Rascati Defensive Coordinator ................ Matt Feeney Receivers ................................ Greg Harbaugh Tackles/Tight Ends ....................... Chris Cook Offensive Line ........................Nick Hennessey Special Teams/Running Backs .......Chris Hurd Linebackers ...........................Oscar Rodriguez Defensive Line ..................... Davern Williams Cornerbacks .........................Jeremiah Wilson Football Office Phone .................. 423-425-4494

Head Coach .................................Dabo Swinney Alma Mater ...............................Alabama (1993) Record at School ..................... 101-30 (10 years) Overall Record ........................ 101-30 (10 years) Assistant Coaches: Special Teams/Tight Ends.......Danny Pearman Co-OC/Running Backs ................Tony Elliott Co-OC/Wide Receivers.....................Jeff Scott DC/Linebackers .......................Brent Venables Defensive Tackles .......................... Todd Bates Offensive Lineman ................Robbie Caldwell Safeties ...................................... Mickey Conn Cornerbacks ...................................Mike Reed Quarterbacks ........................ Brandon Streeter Defensive Ends .........................Lemanski Hall Football Office Phone .................. 864-656-2796

Team Information

2017 Overall Record ..................................... 4-7 2017 Conference Record ............................... 3-5 2017 Bowl Appearance .................................N/A

2017 Overall Record ..................................... 3-8 2017 Conference Record ............................... 3-5 2017 Bowl Appearance .................................N/A

Letterman Returning (O/D/S) ....... 53 (24/28/1) Letterman Lost (O/D/S) .................... 19 (7/9/3) Starters Returning (O/D/S) .............. 20 (10/9/1) Starters Lost (O/D/S) ........................... 6 (1/2/3)

Letterman Returning (O/D/S) ....... 42 (20/19/3) Letterman Lost (O/D/S) ................ 24 (11/12/1) Starters Returning (O/D/S) ................ 17 (8/7/2) Starters Lost (O/D/S) ........................... 9 (4/4/1)

2017 Overall Record ................................... 12-2 2017 Conference Record ............................... 7-1 2017 Bowl Appearance ...................... Sugar Bowl Alabama 24, Clemson 6 Letterman Returning (O/D/S) ....... 61 (27/29/5) Letterman Lost (O/D/S) .................. 20 (10/8/2) Starters Returning (O/D/S) ................ 17 (7/8/2) Starters Lost (O/D/S) ............................7 (4.3/0)

Media Information

Football Contact ........................... Will Pantages Office phone ................................ 352-692-6462 Cell Phone ................................... 352-275-3398 Email Address .....................willp@gators.ufl.edu Official Website ............... www.floridagators.com

Football Contact ..................... Dr. Jay Blackman Office phone ................................ 423-425-5292 Cell Phone ................................... 423-598-6953 Email address .................. jay-blackman@utc.edu Official website........................www.gomocs.com

Football Contact ......................................... TBA Office phone ................................ 864-656-1926 Cell Phone .................................................. TBA Email address .............................................. TBA Official website.............. www.clemsontigers.com

2018 Schedule

September 1 .................. vs. Charleston Southern September 8 ....................................vs. Kentucky September 15 ......................... vs. Colorado State September 22 ...................................at Tennessee September 29 ........................ at Mississippi State October 6 ............................................... vs. LSU October 13 ......................................at Vanderbilt October 20 ...............................................OPEN October 27 ...................vs. Georgia (Jacksonville) November 3 ..................................... vs. Missouri November 10 ......................vs. South Carolina November 17 ........................................vs. Idaho November 24 .............................. at Florida State

August 30 ............................... vs. Tennessee Tech September 8 ..................................at The Citadel September 15 ............................... at UT- Martin September 22 ................................... vs. Samford September 29 ...................at East Tennessee State October 6 ..........................................vs. Wofford October 13 ...........................at Western Carolina October 20 ...............................................OPEN October 27 .............................................vs. VMI November 3 ....................................... at Furman November 10 ......................................vs. Mercer November 17 .......................at South Carolina

September 1 ...................................... vs. Furman September 8 ................................. at Texas A&M September 15 ..................... vs. Georgia Southern September 22 ............................. at Georgia Tech September 29 ................................... vs. Syracuse October 6 .....................................at Wake Forest October 13 ...............................................OPEN October 20 ...................................... vs. NC State October 27 .................................. at Florida State November 3 ....................................vs. Louisville November 10 .......................... at Boston College November 17 ........................................vs. Duke November 24 ......................vs. South Carolina

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Josh Maxson/ Director of Football Communications FAX: (205) 348-8841 E-Mail: jmaxson@ia.ua.edu

ARKANSAS

P.O. Box 870391 Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0391 Internet: http://www.rolltide.com

(479) 387-8569

Kyle Parkinson, Associate AD/ Communications FAX: (479) 575-7481 E-Mail: kparkin@uark.edu

Bud Walton Arena, 1240 W. Leroy Pond Dr. Fayetteville, AR 72701 Internet: http://www.ArkansasRazorbacks.com

AUBURN

(334) 844-9800

Shelly Poe, Assistant AD/Media Relations (slp0019@auburn.edu) Kirk Sampson, Associate AD/Communications (kirk@auburn.edu) FAX: (334) 844-9807

FLORIDA

Steve McClain, Senior Associate AD (Stevem@gators.ufl.edu) Will Pantages, Asst. Dir/Communications (WillP@Gators.ufl.edu) FAX: (352) 375-4809

GEORGIA

392 S. Donahue Drive Auburn, AL 36849 Internet: http://www.auburntigers.com

(352) 375-4683 ext. 6100

P.O. Box 14485 Gainesville, FL 32604-2485 Internet: http://www.FloridaGators.com

(706) 542-1621

Claude Felton, Sr. Associate AD/Sports Communications FAX: (706) 542-9339 E-Mail: cfelton@sports.uga.edu

P.O. Box 1472 Athens, GA 30603-1472 Internet: http://www.georgiadogs.com

KENTUCKY

(859) 257-3838

Susan Lax, Associate Director/Media Relations (Slax0@uky.edu) Tony Neely, Assistant AD/Media Relations (tneely@uky.edu) FAX: (859) 323-4310

LSU

Michael Bonnette, Associate AD/Sports Information FAX: (225) 578-1861 E-Mail: mbonnet@lsu.edu

OLE MISS

Kyle Campbell, Associate AD/Communications FAX: (662) 915-7006 E-Mail: kyle@olemiss.edu

MISSISSIPPI STATE

Bill Martin, Associate AD/Communications FAX: (662) 325-2563 E-Mail: bmartin@athletics.msstate.edu

MISSOURI

Chad Moller, Associate AD/Communications FAX: (573) 882-4720 E-Mail: mollerc@missouri.edu

SOUTH CAROLINA

Joe Craft Center, 338 Lexington Avenue Lexington, KY 40506 Internet: http://www.UKathletics.com

(225) 578-8226

LSU Athletic Administration Building Baton Rouge, LA 70803 Internet: http://www.LSUsports.net

(662) 915-7522

908 All-American Drive University, MS 38677 Internet: http://www.OleMissSports.com

(662) 325-0967

P.O. Box 5308 Mississippi State, MS 39762 Internet: http://www.hailstate.com

(573) 882-0712

Hearnes Center ; P.O. Box 677 Columbia, MO 65205 Internet: http://www.mutigers.com

(803) 777-7987

Steve Fink, Assistant AD/Communications FAX: (803) 777-2967 E-Mail: finksc@mailbox.sc.edu

Rice Athletics Center, 1304 Heyward Street Columbia, SC 29208 Internet: http://www.gamecocksonline.com

TENNESSEE

(865) 974-4167

Zach Stipe, Director of Football Communications FAX: (865) 974-1269 E-Mail: zstipe@tennessee.edu

TEXAS A&M

Alan Cannon, Associate AD/Media Relations FAX: (979) 458-2273 E-Mail: acannon@athletics.tamu.edu

VANDERBILT

Larry Leathers, Assistant Director/Communications FAX: (615) 343-7064 E-Mail: larry.leathers@vanderbilt.edu

SEC OFFICE

Chuck Dunlap, Director of Communications (cdunlap@sec.org) Ben Beaty, Assistant Director (bbeaty@sec.org) FAX: (205) 458-3030

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Anderson Training Center, 1551 Lake Loudon Blvd. Knoxville, TN 37966 Internet: http://www.utsports.com

(979) 845-5725

Texas A&M Athletics Department, 1228 TAMU College Station, TX 77843-1228 Internet: http://www.12thMan.com

(615) 343-6437

2601 Jess Neely Drive Nashville, TN 37212 Internet: http://www.vucommodores.com

(205) 458-3000

2201 Arrington Blvd. North Birmingham, AL 35203-1103 Internet: http://www.SECsports.com

SE C W E E K LY S CH E D U L E August 30

Northwestern State at Texas A&M September 1

Coastal Carolina at South Carolina Alabama vs. Louisville (Orlando) Eastern Illinois at Arkansas Auburn vs. Washington (Atlanta) Charleston Southern at Florida Austin Peay at Georgia Central Michigan at Kentucky Ole Miss vs. Texas Tech (Houston) Stephen F. Austin at Mississippi State UT Martin at Missouri Tennessee vs. West Virginia (Charlotte) Middle Tennessee at Vanderbilt September 2

LSU vs. Miami (Arlington) September 8

*Georgia at South Carolina Arkansas State at Alabama Arkansas at Colorado State Alabama State at Auburn *Kentucky at Florida Southeastern Louisiana at LSU Southern Illinois at Ole Miss Mississippi State at Kansas State Wyoming at Missouri East Tennessee State at Tennessee Clemson at Texas A&M Nevada at Vanderbilt September 15

Marshall at South Carolina *Alabama at Ole Miss North Texas at Arkansas *LSU at Auburn Colorado State at Florida Middle Tennessee at Georgia Murray State at Kentucky Louisiana-Lafayette at Mississippi State Missouri at Purdue UTEP at Tennessee Louisiana-Monroe at Texas A&M Vanderbilt at Notre Dame September 22

*South Carolina at Vanderbilt *Texas A&M at Alabama *Arkansas at Auburn *Florida at Tennessee *Georgia at Missouri *Mississippi State at Kentucky Louisiana Tech at LSU Kent State at Ole Miss

September 29

November 10

*South Carolina at Kentucky Louisiana-Lafayette at Alabama *Arkansas vs. Texas A&M (Arlington) Southern Miss at Auburn *Florida at Mississippi State *Tennessee at Georgia *Ole Miss at LSU Tennessee State at Vanderbilt

*South Carolina at Florida *Mississippi State at Alabama *LSU at Arkansas *Auburn at Georgia *Kentucky at Tennessee *Ole Miss at Texas A&M *Vanderbilt at Missouri November 17

October 6

*Missouri at South Carolina *Alabama at Arkansas *Auburn at Mississippi State *LSU at Florida *Vanderbilt at Georgia *Kentucky at Texas A&M Louisiana-Monroe at Ole Miss October 13

*Texas A&M at South Carolina *Missouri at Alabama *Arkansas vs. Ole Miss (Little Rock) *Tennessee at Auburn *Florida at Vanderbilt *Georgia at LSU October 20

*Alabama at Tennessee Tulsa at Arkansas *Auburn at Ole Miss *Vanderbilt at Kentucky *Mississippi State at LSU Memphis at Missouri October 27

*Tennessee at South Carolina *Vanderbilt at Arkansas *Florida vs. Georgia (Jacksonville) *Kentucky at Missouri *Texas A&M at Mississippi State

Chattanooga at South Carolina The Citadel at Alabama *Arkansas at Mississippi State Liberty at Auburn Idaho at Florida Massachusetts at Georgia Middle Tennessee at Kentucky Rice at LSU *Ole Miss at Vanderbilt *Missouri at Tennessee UAB at Texas A&M November 22

*Mississippi State at Ole Miss November 24

South Carolina at Clemson *Auburn at Alabama *Arkansas at Missouri Florida at Florida State Georgia Tech at Georgia Kentucky at Louisville *LSU at Texas A&M *Tennessee at Vanderbilt December 1

SEC Football Championship (Atlanta)

November 3

*South Carolina at Ole Miss *Alabama at LSU *Texas A&M at Auburn *Missouri at Florida *Georgia at Kentucky Louisiana Tech at Mississippi State Charlotte at Tennessee

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AUBURN Auburn ALABAMA Oxford

MARSHALL Columbia UTEP Knoxville

ALABAMA STATE Auburn KENTUCKY Gainesville SOUTH CAROLINA Columbia FLORIDA Gainesville SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA Baton Rouge SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Oxford KANSAS STATE Manhattan WYOMING Columbia GEORGIA Columbia EAST TENNESSEE STATE Knoxville CLEMSON College Station NEVADA Nashville

WASHINGTON Atlanta

CHARLESTON SOUTHERN Gainesville

AUSTIN PEAY Athens

CENTRAL MICHIGAN Lexington

MIAMI Arlington (Sept. 2)

TEXAS TECH Houston

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN Starkville

UT MARTIN Columbia

COASTAL CAROLINA Columbia

WEST VIRGINIA Charlotte

NW STATE College Station (Aug. 30)

MIDDLE TENNESSEE Nashville

AUBURN

FLORIDA

GEORGIA

KENTUCKY

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LSU

OLE MISS

MISSISSIPPI STATE

MISSOURI

SOUTH CAROLINA

TENNESSEE

TEXAS A&M

VANDERBILT

SOUTH CAROLINA Nashville

ALABAMA Tuscaloosa

FLORIDA Knoxville

VANDERBILT Nashville

GEORGIA Columbia

KENTUCKY Lexington

KENT STATE Oxford

LOUISIANA TECH Baton Rouge

MISSISSIPPI STATE Lexington

MISSOURI Columbia

TENNESSEE Knoxville

ARKANSAS Auburn

AUBURN Auburn

TEXAS A&M Tuscaloosa

Sept. 22

TENNESSEE STATE Nashville

ARKANSAS Arlington

GEORGIA Athens

KENTUCKY Lexington

FLORIDA Starkville

LSU Baton Rouge

OLE MISS Baton Rouge

SOUTH CAROLINA Lexington

TENNESSEE Athens

MISSISSIPPI STATE Starkville

SOUTHERN MISS Auburn

TEXAS A&M Arlington

LOUISIANALAFAYETTE Tuscaloosa

Sept. 29

ARKANSAS Little Rock

LOUISIANAMONROE Oxford

GEORGIA Athens

KENTUCKY College Station

FLORIDA Nashville

SOUTH CAROLINA Columbia

AUBURN Auburn

TEXAS A&M Columbia

KENTUCKY Lexington

ALABAMA Knoxville

MEMPHIS Columbia

SOUTH CAROLINA Columbia, S.C. MISSOURI Columbia, S.C.

LSU Baton Rouge

AUBURN Oxford

MISSISSIPPI STATE Baton Rouge

VANDERBILT Lexington

OLE MISS Oxford

TULSA Fayetteville

TENNESSEE Knoxville

Oct. 20

AUBURN Starkville ALABAMA Tuscaloosa

GEORGIA Baton Rouge

LSU Baton Rouge

FLORIDA Gainesville

TEXAS A&M College Station

VANDERBILT Athens

VANDERBILT Nashville

TENNESSEE Auburn

MISSISSIPPI STATE Starkville LSU Gainesville

OLE MISS Little Rock

MISSOURI Tuscaloosa

Oct. 13

ALABAMA Fayetteville

ARKANSAS Fayetteville

Oct. 6

ARKANSAS Fayetteville

MISSISSIPPI STATE Starkville

SOUTH CAROLINA Columbia

TENNESSEE Columbia

KENTUCKY Columbia

TEXAS A&M Starkville

MISSOURI Columbia

FLORIDA Jacksonville

GEORGIA Jacksonville

VANDERBILT Fayetteville

Oct. 27

AUBURN Auburn

CHARLOTTE Knoxville

OLE MISS Oxford

FLORIDA Gainesville

LOUISIANA TECH Starkville

SOUTH CAROLINA Oxford

ALABAMA Baton Rouge

GEORGIA Lexington

KENTUCKY Lexington

MISSOURI Gainesville

TEXAS A&M Auburn

LSU Baton Rouge

Nov. 3

MISSOURI Columbia

OLE MISS College Station

KENTUCKY Knoxville

FLORIDA Gainesville

VANDERBILT Columbia

ALABAMA Tuscaloosa

TEXAS A&M College Station

ARKANSAS Fayetteville

TENNESSEE Knoxville

AUBURN Athens

SOUTH CAROLINA Gainesville

GEORGIA Athens

LSU Fayetteville

MISSISSIPPI STATE Tuscaloosa

Nov. 10

OLE MISS Nashville

UAB College Station

MISSOURI Knoxville

CHATTANOOGA Columbia

TENNESSEE Knoxville

ARKANSAS Starkville

VANDERBILT Nashville

RICE Baton Rouge

MIDDLE TENNESSEE Lexington

UMASS Athens

IDAHO Gainesville

LIBERTY Auburn

MISSISSIPPI STATE Starkville

CITADEL Tuscaloosa

Nov. 17

LOUISVILLE Louisville

GEORGIA TECH Athens

FLORIDA STATE Tallahassee

ALABAMA Tuscaloosa

MISSOURI Columbia

AUBURN Tuscaloosa

Nov. 24

TENNESSEE Nashville

LSU College Station

VANDERBILT Nashville

CLEMSON Clemson

ARKANSAS Columbia

OLE MISS Oxford (Nov. 22)

MISSISSIPPI STATE Oxford (Nov. 22)

TEXAS A&M College Station

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NOTRE DAME South Bend

LOUISIANAMONROE College Station

PURDUE West Lafayette

LOUISIANALAFAYETTE Starkville

MURRAY STATE Lexington

LSU Auburn

NORTH TEXAS Fayetteville

COLORADO STATE Fort Collins

EASTERN ILLINOIS Fayetteville

ARKANSAS

OLE MISS Oxford

Sept. 15

ARKANSAS STATE Tuscaloosa

Sept. 8

LOUISVILLE Orlando

Sept. 1

ALABAMA

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