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2013 SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2
CAROLINA FOOTBALL Table of Contents
1
Introduction
As the Gamecocks prepare for their
120th season of intercollegiate football,
get an overview of the 2013 football sea-
son with the schedule, preseason out-
look, rosters, a preseason depth chart,
squad breakdown and other notes of
interest. For the latest up-to-date infor-
mation on the Gamecocks, check out the
team’s official website at
www.gamecocksonline.com.
19
Coaching Staff
Head coach Steve Spurrier begins his
ninth season in Columbia with just one
new coach on hand. Deke Adams takes
over the defensive line duties in 2013.
While the Head Ball Coach remains the
key figure guiding the offense, he is
assisted by co-offensive coordinators
Shawn Elliott and Steve Spurrier Jr. De-
fensive coordinator Lorenzo Ward is in
his second season directing the Carolina
defense.
41
The Gamecocks
South Carolina returns 36 letterwin-
ners from last season’s 11-win squad,
including a dozen starters. Six starters
return on offense, while five are back
on defense and one on special teams. In
addition, the Gamecocks welcome their
ninth-straight Top-25 recruiting class to
Columbia this fall.
77
2012 in Review
South Carolina posted an 11-2 record in
2012, it’s second-straight 11-win sea-
son. The Gamecocks had won 10 games
just once previously in school history.
The 2012 edition staked its claim as the
best team in school history, as it finished
the year ranked seventh by the Coaches
and eighth in the final Associated Press
poll, the loftiest final rankings in history.
INTRODUCTION
Table of Contents ....................................................2-3
Schedules/Quick Facts/Road Hotels........................... 4
2013 Notebook........................................................5-8
Pronunciation Guide ............................................. 8
Preseason Depth Chart............................................... 9
Alphabetical Roster .................................................. 10
Numerical Roster...................................................... 11
Squad Breakdown ...............................................12-13
2013 Outlook ......................................................14-18
COACHING STAFF
Head Coach Steve Spurrier .................................20-25
Biography ........................................................... 20
Coaching Record ................................................ 21
Career Highlights................................................ 22
Career Timeline .................................................. 23
Year-by-Year Record ........................................... 24
Carolina Superlatives.......................................... 25
Deke Adams ............................................................. 26
Kirk Botkin ............................................................... 27
Grady Brown ............................................................ 28
Shawn Elliott ............................................................ 29
G.A. Mangus ............................................................ 30
Joe Robinson ........................................................... 31
Everette Sands.......................................................... 32
Steve Spurrier Jr. ..................................................... 33
Lorenzo Ward ........................................................... 34
Jamie Speronis ........................................................ 35
Joe Connolly ............................................................ 36
Football Support Staff .........................................37-38
Medical Staff ............................................................ 39
Athletics Administration ........................................... 40
THE GAMECOCKS
Adams-Anderson ..................................................... 42
Ard-Byrd .................................................................. 43
Cann-Carson............................................................ 44
Christian-Clowney ................................................... 45
Clowney (continued) ................................................ 46
Cooper-Davis ........................................................... 47
Diaz-Dixon Jr. .......................................................... 48
Duckett-Ellington ..................................................... 49
Ellington (continued)................................................ 50
English-Fuller .......................................................... 51
Gibson-Green........................................................... 52
Gurley-Hampton....................................................... 53
Harley-Holloman ...................................................... 54
Homad-Jeffery ......................................................... 55
Jones-Komornik....................................................... 56
Legree-Marcus ......................................................... 57
Martin-McLaurin ...................................................... 58
McWilliams-Moody ................................................. 59
Morini-Owens .......................................................... 60
Park-Quarles ............................................................ 61
Rainey-Roberts......................................................... 62
Robinson-Salley....................................................... 63
Shank-Shaw ............................................................. 64
Shell-Smith .............................................................. 65
Sport-St. Germain .................................................... 66
Surratt-Sutton .......................................................... 67
Thompson-Waldrop ................................................. 68
Washington-Wilds ................................................... 69
Wilkins-Zandi........................................................... 70
2013 Signing Class.................................................. 71
Bryant-Covington ..................................................... 72
Fry-Johnson ............................................................ 73
King-Rodgers ........................................................... 74
Sasser-Vonashek...................................................... 75
Walton-Williams ...................................................... 76
2012 IN REVIEW
2012 SEC Standings/All-SEC Teams ....................... 78
2012 Statistics/Starters ............................................ 79
2012 Statistics ....................................................80-81
2012 Defensive Statistics ....................................82-83
2012 Offensive Individual Statistics ......................... 84
2012 Highs and Lows .............................................. 85
The Last Time It Happened ....................................... 86
2012 SEC Team Statistics ...................................87-89
2012 SEC Individual Statistics ............................90-91
Game 1: Vanderbilt ................................................... 92
Game 2: East Carolina .............................................. 93
Game 3: UAB............................................................ 94
Game 4: Missouri..................................................... 95
Game 5: Kentucky .................................................... 96
Game 6: Georgia ...................................................... 97
Game 7: LSU ............................................................ 98
Game 8: Florida........................................................ 99
Game 9: Tennessee ................................................ 100
Game 10: Arkansas ................................................ 101
Game 11: Wofford .................................................. 102
Game 12: Clemson................................................. 103
Game 13: Outback Bowl – Michigan ...................... 104
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Table of Contents
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/Assistant Coaches ...........123
Year-by-Year Results ...................................... 124-137
Series History ................................................ 138-141
George Rogers, Heisman Trophy Winner ................142
Retired Numbers ...................................................143
First-Team All-Americans .......................................144
Postseason Accolades.................................... 145-147
NFL Draft................................................................148
Gamecocks in the NFL ...........................................149
NFL Pipeline .................................................. 150-151
Lettermen Roster ............................................ 152-156
Carolina Hall of Fame..................................... 157-162
BOWL GAMES
Bowl Scoreboard/Records ......................................164
2013 Outback Bowl ................................................165
2012 Capital One Bowl...........................................166
2010 Chick-fil-A Bowl............................................167
2010 Papajohns.com Bowl.....................................168
2009 Outback Bowl ................................................169
2006 Liberty Bowl ..................................................170
2005 Independence Bowl .......................................171
2002 Outback Bowl ................................................172
2001 Outback Bowl ................................................173
1995 Carquest Bowl ...............................................174
1988 Liberty Bowl ..................................................175
1987 Gator Bowl ....................................................176
1984 Gator Bowl ....................................................177
1980 Gator Bowl ....................................................178
1979 Hall of Fame Bowl/1975 Tangerine Bowl .......179
1969 Peach Bowl/1946 Gator Bowl ........................180
All-Star Games .......................................................181
2013-14 Bowl Lineup.............................................182
INFORMATION
The University of South Carolina.................... 184-185
Board of Trustees ...................................................186
University Administration .......................................187
Athletics Director Ray Tanner .................................188
Athletics Department Staff Directory .......................189
Athletic Development .............................................190
Gamecock Traditions ..............................................191
Academic Services .................................................192
Preparing the Student-Athlete ................................193
Williams-Brice Stadium ................................. 194-195
Radio/Television .....................................................196
Media Outlets .........................................................197
Media Policies ............................................... 198-199
Media Relations .....................................................200
The Southeastern Conference.................................201
2013 Opponents............................................. 202-205
North Carolina/Georgia/Vanderbilt .......................202
UCF/Kentucky/Arkansas.......................................203
Tennessee/Missouri/Mississippi State .................204
Florida /Coastal Carolina/Clemson ......................205
SEC Football Contacts ...........................................206
2013 SEC Week-by-Week Schedule .......................207
2013 SEC Composite Schedule .............................208
105
Records
Led by the incomparable George Rog-
ers, the Gamecock record book is dotted
with great individual performances. Last
season, Marcus Lattimore and Jade-
veon Clowney added their names to an
impressive list of players who proudly
donned the Garnet & Black.
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History
Head coach Steve Spurrier became the
winningest coach in Carolina history
during the 2012 season, breaking Rex
Enright’s mark of 64 wins with a 27-17
win at Clemson. Coach Spurrier added a
win over Michigan in the Outback Bowl,
giving him 66 victories in his eight-year
tenure in Columbia.
163
Bowl Games
South Carolina has played in 18 bowl
games, including nine since the turn of
the century. The Gamecocks are enjoy-
ing a streak in which they have been
bowl-eligible for nine straight years,
the longest stretch of its kind in school
history. Carolina has won back-to-back
bowl games, defeating traditional pow-
ers Nebraska (Capital One Bowl) and
Michigan (Outback Bowl) in the last two
years.
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Information
South Carolina has a tremendous fol-
lowing, both in the stands and in the
press box. Assistant Athletics Director/
Media Relations Steve Fink and his staff
are ready and able to assist you in your
coverage of Gamecock Football.
CREDITS: The 2013 South Carolina Football Media
Guide was published by the University of South Carolina
Athletics Media Relations Department. The media guide
was written, designed and edited by Steve Fink, Assis-
tant Athletics Director/Media Relations, with assistance
provided by the media relations staff and the student as-
sistants, with special mention to Bernice Woodard and
Katie Jordan. Covers designed by Old Hat Creative. The
front cover features Bruce Ellington, Connor Shaw, Head
Coach Steve Spurrier and Jadeveon Clowney. The back
cover features Chaz Sutton, Dylan Thompson and Kelcy
Quarles. Photography provided by Travis Bell, Mary Ann
Chastain, James Quantz, Allen Sharpe and Kim Truett. The
media guide was printed by Professional Printers of West
Columbia, S.C.
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 South Carolina Football Media Guide has regularly been
recognized as one of the top Division I football media guides in the
country. The 2009 guide was named “Best in the Nation”, while
the 2010 guide was “Fourth in the Nation” and the 2011 guide was
“Third in the Nation” according to CoSIDA.
2013 SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 4
CAROLINA FOOTBALL Schedule/Quick Facts
2013 Schedule
Day Date Opponent Site Series
Thursday August 29 North Carolina Columbia, S.C. UNC leads 34-17-4
Saturday September 7 Georgia* Athens, Ga. UGA leads 46-17-2
Saturday September 14 Vanderbilt* Columbia, S.C. SC leads 18-4-0
Saturday September 28 UCF Orlando, Fla. SC leads 3-0-0
Saturday October 5 Kentucky* Columbia, S.C. SC leads 16-7-1
Saturday October 12 Arkansas* Fayetteville, Ark. UA leads 13-8-0
Saturday October 19 Tennessee* Knoxville, Tenn. UT leads 22-7-2
Saturday October 26 Missouri* Columbia, Mo. MU leads 2-1-0
Saturday November 2 Mississippi State* Columbia, S.C. SC leads 8-6-0
Saturday November 16 Florida* Columbia, S.C. UF leads 24-6-3
Saturday November 23 Coastal Carolina Columbia, S.C. First Meeting
Saturday November 30 Clemson Columbia, S.C. CU leads 65-41-4
*Denotes Southeastern Conference Game; Game times TBD
Quick Facts
Location ......................................................... Columbia, S.C.
Founded ......................................................................... 1801
Enrollment ................................................................... 31,288
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. Zach Kelehear
Athletics Director ...................................................Ray Tanner
Deputy Athletics Director .............................. Charles Waddell
Chief Operating Officer ..................................Kevin O’Connell
Senior Associate AD/SWA .............................. Judy Van Horn
Senior Associate AD/External Operations ........Charles Bloom
Senior Associate AD/Development ......................... Jeff Crane
Associate AD/Operations & Facilities ......................Jeff Davis
Associate AD/Academic Services ................... Maria Hickman
Associate AD/Sports Medicine ..............................John Kasik
Associate AD/Marketing ...................................... Eric Nichols
Associate AD/Compliance Services ................... Chris Rogers
Associate AD/Football Operations ..................Jamie Speronis
Chief Financial Officer ........................................... Jeff Tallant
Assistant AD/Compliance Services .......................D.J. Brown
Assistant AD/Operations & Event Management . Shawn Burke
Assistant AD/Sports Turf & Landscaping ................ Clark Cox
Assistant AD/Media Relations ............................... Steve Fink
Assistant AD/Ticket Operations .................... Lance Grantham
Assistant AD/Facility Services ........................ Duane Grooms
Assistant AD/Video Operations ................................. Joe Lisle
Assistant AD/Compliance Services .................. Chance Miller
Executive Director Gamecock Club ............ Patrick McFarland
Head Coach ......................................................Steve Spurrier
Alma Mater .................................................... Florida (1967)
Overall Record ...................................... 208-77-2 (23 years)
Record at South Carolina ..............................66-37 (8 years)
Defensive Line .................................................... Deke Adams
Linebackers/Spurs .................................................Kirk Botkin
Secondary/Assistant Special Teams ...................Grady Brown
Running Game Coordinator/Offensive Line ....... Shawn Elliott
Quarterbacks ..................................................... G.A. Mangus
Special Teams Coordinator ............................... Joe Robinson
Running Backs ................................................ Everette Sands
Passing Game Coordinator/
Wide Receivers/Recruiting Coordinator ....... Steve Spurrier Jr.
Defensive Coordinator ...................................... Lorenzo Ward
Director–Strength & Conditioning ..................... Joe Connolly
Head Football Athletic Trainer ........................... Clint Haggard
All-Time Record .................................................. 565-545-44
2012 Record ................................................................... 11-2
2012 SEC Record (Finish) ................................ 6-2 (3rd East)
Bowl Appearance .............................................. Outback Bowl
.............................................South Carolina 33, Michigan 28
Basic Offense ............................................................. Multiple
Basic Defense ................................................................ 4-2-5
Lettermen Returning ........................................................... 36
Offense ............................................................................. 19
Defense ............................................................................ 16
Special Teams .................................................................... 1
Lettermen Lost .................................................................... 26
Offense ............................................................................. 11
Defense ............................................................................ 12
Special Teams .................................................................... 3
Starters Returning ............................................................... 12
Offense ............................................................................... 6
Defense .............................................................................. 5
Special Teams .................................................................... 1
Starters Lost ....................................................................... 12
Offense ............................................................................... 5
Defense .............................................................................. 6
Special Teams .................................................................... 1
Media Relations Office ..................................... 803-777-5204
Fink’s Direct Line ............................................. 803-777-7987
Fink’s Cell ........................................................ 803-240-5268
Football Office ................................................. 803-777-4271
Press Box Phone ............................................. 803-777-2040
Website .......................................www.gamecocksonline.com
2012 Results
Date Opponent Site Result Record SEC TV Attendance
08/30 Vanderbilt* Nashville, Tenn. W, 17-13 1-0 1-0 ESPN 38,393
09/08 East Carolina Columbia, S.C. W, 48-10 2-0 1-0 SECNet 77,006
09/15 UAB Columbia, S.C. W, 49-6 3-0 1-0 FSN 77,963
09/22 Missouri* Columbia, S.C. W, 31-10 4-0 2-0 CBS 80,836
09/29 Kentucky* Lexington, Ky. W, 38-17 5-0 3-0 ESPN2 49,810
10/06 #5 Georgia* Columbia, S.C. W, 35-7 6-0 4-0 ESPN 85,199
10/13 #9 LSU* Baton Rouge, La. L, 21-23 6-1 4-1 ESPN 92,734
10/20 #3 Florida* Gainesville, Fla. L, 11-44 6-2 4-2 CBS 90,833
10/27 Tennessee* Columbia, S.C. W, 38-35 7-2 5-2 ESPN 80,250
11/10 Arkansas* Columbia, S.C. W, 38-20 8-2 6-2 CBS 78,772
11/17 Wofford Columbia, S.C. W, 24-7 9-2 6-2 PPV 79,982
11/24 #12 Clemson Clemson, S.C. W, 27-17 10-2 6-2 ESPN 84,513
01/01 #19 Michigan Tampa, Fla. W, 33-28 11-2 6-2 ESPN 54,527
*Denotes Southeastern Conference Game
Future Non-Conference Schedules
2013 Team Hotels
Georgia
Sonesta Gwinnett Place
1775 Pleasant Hill Road
Duluth, GA 30096
770-923-1775
UCF
Renaissance Orlando Sea World
6677 Sea Harbor Drive
Orlando, FL 32821
407-351-5555
Arkansas
Embassy Suites
3303 Pinnacle Hills Parkway
Rogers, AR 72758
479-254-8400
Tennessee
Hilton Knoxville Airport
2001 Alcoa Highway
Alcoa, TN 37701
865-970-4300
Missouri
Holiday Inn Executive Center
2200 Interstate 70 Dr SW
Columbia, MO 65203
(573) 445-8531
Home Games
Double Tree Hotel & Conference Center
2100 Bush River Road
Columbia, SC 29210
803-731-0300
2014
TBA East Carolina
TBA Furman
TBA Troy
11/29 at Clemson
2015
09/05 North Carolina (Charlotte)
TBA UCF
TBA The Citadel
11/28 Clemson
2016
TBA Coastal Carolina
11/26 at Clemson
All dates subject to change.
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2013 Notebook
2012 Final Polls
Associated Press
1. Alabama (59) 13-1 1475
2. Oregon 12-1 1358
3. Ohio State 12-0 1302
4. Notre Dame 12-1 1288
5. Georgia 12-2 1230
Texas A&M 11-2 1230
7. Stanford 12-2 1169
8. South Carolina 11-2 1038
9. Florida 11-2 933
10. Florida State 12-2 922
11. Clemson 11-2 889
12. Kansas State 11-2 871
13. Louisville 11-2 781
14. LSU 10-3 756
15. Oklahoma 10-3 615
16. Utah State 11-2 456
17. Northwestern 10-3 443
18. Boise State 11-2 419
19. Texas 9-4 358
20. Oregon State 9-4 303
21. San Jose State 11-2 243
22. Northern Illinois 12-2 227
23. Vanderbilt 9-4 180
24. Michigan 8-5 147
25. Nebraska 10-4 119
USA TODAY/Coaches
1. Alabama (56) 13-1 1400
2. Oregon 12-1 1322
3. Notre Dame 12-1 1253
4. Georgia 12-2 1213
5. Texas A&M 11-2 1171
6. Stanford 12-2 1167
7. South Carolina 11-2 1064
8. Florida State 12-2 942
9. Clemson 11-2 916
10. Florida 11-2 886
11. Kansas State 11-2 841
12. LSU 10-3 775
13. Louisville 11-2 772
14. Boise State 11-2 633
15. Oklahoma 10-3 600
16. Northwestern 10-3 580
17. Utah State 11-2 444
18. Texas 9-4 398
19. Oregon State 9-4 366
20. Vanderbilt 9-4 248
21. San Jose State 11-2 244
22. Cincinnati 10-3 186
23. Nebraska 10-4 175
24. Northern Illinois 12-2 156
25. Tulsa 11-3 110
THE HISTORY: 2013 marks the 120th season of inter-
collegiate football at the University of South Carolina,
dating back to 1892. It is the 107th-consecutive 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 565-545-44.
SEC HISTORY: The 2013 season marks South Caro-
lina’s 22nd year in the Southeastern Conference. South
Carolina and Arkansas joined the 10-team league prior
to the 1992 campaign. The SEC became a 14-team con-
ference last year when Missouri and Texas A&M joined.
The Gamecocks earned their first SEC Eastern Division
title in the 2010 season.
MAKING HISTORY: The Gamecocks have put togeth-
er back-to-back 11-win seasons, the first back-to-back,
double-digit win seasons in school history. They have
logged two of their three 10-or more win seasons in
the last two years. The only previous 10-win campaign
came in 1984. The Gamecocks have won 22 games over
the past two seasons, 31 over the past three seasons,
and 38 over the past four seasons, all school records.
THE RANKINGS: The Gamecocks finished eighth in
the final 2012 Associated Press poll and seventh in the
final USA Today/Coaches poll. It was the highest fin-
ish on record for Carolina, one spot better in both polls
than in 2011.
TOP-10 PROGRAM: The Gamecocks have put to-
gether back-to-back Top 10 finishes for the first time
in school history, finishing ninth in 2011 and eighth in
2012 according to the Associated Press. They finished
one spot higher in the Coaches’ poll both years. The
Gamecocks have finished among the nation’s Top 25 for
three-straight seasons, another “first” in school history.
Here are South Carolina’s final AP Top-25 rankings:
YEAR (FINAL AP): 1958 (13); 1984 (11); 1987 (15);
2000 (19); 2001 (13); 2010 (22); 2011 (9); 2012 (8).
IN THE POLLS: The Gamecocks have been ranked in
the Associated Press Top-25 for 47 consecutive polls,
starting with the second week of the 2010 season. That
is the longest consecutive streak in school history.
According to research compiled by “The Blitz,” South
Carolina was ranked in the A.P. poll 148 times from
1936-2011, 14 times as a member of the ACC (1936-
1970), 57 times as a Independent (1971-1991) and 77
times since joining the SEC prior to the 2012 season.
YES THEY CALL IT A STREAK: The Gamecocks are
tied for the fifth-longest current streak of being ranked
in the Associated Press’s Top 25. Carolina and Stanford
have been ranked for 47 consecutive weeks, trailing
only Alabama, LSU, Oregon and Oklahoma.
RK Team ....................... Weeks
1. Alabama .....................................81
2. LSU............................................65
3. Oregon .......................................61
4. Oklahoma...................................49
5. South Carolina ..........................47
Stanford .....................................47
THE TOP 10: The Gamecocks were ranked in the
Top 10 for a school-record 10-consecutive Associated
Press polls, the final two of the 2011 season and the
first eight of the 2012 campaign, before falling out after
successive losses at LSU and Florida. The Gamecocks
have been ranked in the AP Top 10 31 times in school
history, 17 under head coach Steve Spurrier including
14 times in the last two seasons. Here are the dates that
Carolina has been ranked in the AP Top 10:
DATE ......AP DATE ...... AP DATE ...... AP
10/23/84 ......... 9 09/27/88 ........... 8 09/11/11 .........10
10/30/84 .......... 5 10/04/88 ........... 8 09/25/11 .........10
11/06/84 .......... 5 10/11/88 ........... 8 10/30/11 .........10
11/13/84 .......... 2 12/04/11 .........10
11/20/84 .......... 9 10/07/01 ........... 9 FINAL 2011 .......9
11/27/84 .......... 7
12/04/84 .......... 7 10/07/07 ........... 7 08/18/12 ...........9
10/14/07 .......... 6 09/04/12 ...........9
11/24/87 .......... 8 09/09/12 ...........8
12/01/87 .......... 8 10/10/10 ......... 10 09/16/12 ...........7
12/08/87 .......... 9 09/23/12 ...........6
09/30/12 ...........6
10/07/12 ...........3
10/14/12 ...........9
FINAL 2012 .......8
STARTING ON A ROLL: The Gamecocks won their
final five games of the 2012 season, with consecutive
victories over Tennessee, Arkansas, Wofford, Clemson
and Michigan. It’s the first time in school history that
Carolina enters the offseason on a five-game winning
streak. The previous best was four, set in 1958 and
matched in 2011. The 1912 unit went 4-0-1 in its last
five games and the 1947 squad went 5-0-1 in its last
six contests. The Gamecocks will enter the 2013 season
tied with Rice for the nation’s eighth-longest winning
streak behind Ohio State (12), Arkansas State (8), Stan-
ford (8), Utah State (7), Vanderbilt (7), San Jose State
(7) and Texas A&M (6).
THEY’RE BACK: The Gamecocks welcome 36 return-
ing letterwinners to begin the 2013 campaign. The 36
lettermen consist of 19 offensive players, 16 defensive
players and one special teams player. The Gamecocks
lost 24 lettermen, including 10 on offense, 11 on de-
fense and three from special teams. A complete list of
the returning and lost lettermen can be found on page
12.
SQUAD BREAKDOWN: The 107-man squad con-
sists of five seniors, 25 juniors, 31 sophomores, and
46 freshmen.
FOR STARTERS: The Gamecocks list 12 returning
starters from the 2012 squad (six on offense, five on
defense and one specialist). The returning offensive
starters are OG A.J. Cann, WR Bruce Ellington, OG
Ronald Patrick, OT Corey Robinson, QB Connor
Shaw and OT Brandon Shell. The returning defen-
sive starters include DE Jadeveon Clowney, CB
Victor Hampton, CB Jimmy Legree, DT Kelcy
Quarles, SS Brison Williams. The lone returning
specialist is P Tyler Hull.
2013 SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 6
CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2013 Notebook
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN: The Gamecocks said
goodbye to 26 lettermen from last year’s bowl roster
including 12 starters. The departing starters include
TE Justice Cunningham, OC T.J. Johnson, TB
Marcus Lattimore, WR D.L. Moore and WR Ace
Sanders on the offensive side of the ball and LB Regi-
nald Bowens, SPR DeVonte Holloman, DT Byron
Jerideau, FS D.J. Swearinger, DE Devin Taylor
and LB Shaq Wilson on the defensive side of the ball,
along with PK Adam Yates. A complete list of the de-
parted letterwinners can be found on page 12.
EVERY TIME OUT: The Gamecocks had nine players
start all 13 games a year ago. Of the nine, WR Bruce
Ellington and OG Ronald Patrick will return for the
2013 campaign.
THE HEAD BALL COACH: Steve Spurrier begins his
ninth season directing the Gamecock football program.
He has logged a 66-37 mark (.641) in Columbia. The
Head Ball Coach is Carolina’s winningest coach with
66 victories and is second in games coached with 103,
behind Rex Enright (140). Spurrier owns a 208-77-2
mark (.729) in 23 seasons as a collegiate head coach,
with previous stops at Duke and Florida.
AT THE TOP OF THE LEADER BOARD: Head coach
Steve Spurrier recorded his 65th victory at South Caro-
lina in his 102nd career game as the Gamecocks’ head
coach in the regular-season finale at Clemson and add-
ed No. 66 in the Outback Bowl against Michigan. He
surpassed Rex Enright (64) for the most coaching wins
in school history. He is already the winningest coach at
Florida with 122 victories. The legendary Bear Bryant
(60 at Kentucky and 232 at Alabama) is the only other
coach to own the most wins at two SEC schools.
TOPS IN HIS FIELD: Steve Spurrier became the 71st
head college football coach (all divisions) and the 22nd
in Division I history to record 200 wins when he accom-
plished that feat against UAB in 2012. He ranks third
among active Division I coaches with 208 wins. In ad-
dition, the HBC has 47 wins as a head coach at the pro-
fessional level, giving him 255 career coaching wins.
UNCHARTED TERRITORY: The 2013 Outback Bowl
marked the seventh time Coach Spurrier has taken
Carolina to a bowl game. They have been bowl-eligible
in each of his eight campaigns. No other coach in Caro-
lina history has taken the Gamecocks to more than three
bowl games (Jim Carlen and Joe Morrison). Coach
Spurrier is 3-4 in bowl games at South Carolina, in-
cluding back-to-back bowl wins over Nebraska (Capital
One Bowl) and Michigan (Outback Bowl). He is the only
Gamecock coach to post three bowl victories.
COACHING SHUFFLE: The Gamecocks made just
one coaching change during the off-season, as veteran
defensive line coach Brad Lawing left for Florida and
was replaced by former North Carolina defensive line
coach Deke Adams.
ENROLLING EARLY: The Gamecocks welcomed
three scholarship players to the roster in January. The
threesome included junior college cornerback Ronnie
Martin and a pair of high schoolers who graduated a
semester early, quarterback Connor Mitch and offen-
sive lineman D.J. Park.
IN THE CLASSROOM: The Gamecocks placed 29
players on the 2012 SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll
while posting a team GPA of 2.918, highest in school
history. Among those who made the SEC Honor Roll
include returnees Landon Ard, K.J. Brent, Dam-
iere Byrd, A.J. Cann, Shon Carson, Gerald
Dixon Jr., Phillip Dukes, Bruce Ellington, Deon
Green, Mason Harris, Tyler Hull, Kadetrix
Marcus, Drew Owens, Ronald Patrick, Kelvin
Rainey, Corey Robinson, Brandon Shell, Brock
Stadnik, Clayton Stadnik and Dylan Thompson.
THEY PAY TO SEE THE GAMECOCKS PLAY: The
Gamecocks ranked 18th in the nation in average home
attendance in 2012, averaging 80,001 at Williams-Brice
Stadium. That includes a school record 85,199 who
were on hand to watch the Gamecocks thump Georgia,
35-7.
TWO-SPORT STARS: Head coach Steve Spurrier is
not adverse to having his players participate in other
sports at Carolina. Wide receiver Bruce Ellington has
been the starting point guard for the basketball team for
the past three seasons, while tailback Shon Carson
and cornerback Ahmad Christian spent the spring
with the Gamecock baseball team. In addition, wide re-
ceiver Damiere Byrd was a sprinter during the indoor
track & field season.
IT’S A NUMBERS GAME: The Gamecocks return 42
percent of their rushing yards, 96 percent of their pass-
ing yards and 54 percent of their receiving yards from a
year ago, In addition, six of the squad’s top 13 tacklers,
return for the 2013 campaign.
GOOD HOME COOKIN’: The Gamecocks have won
their last 11 games at Williams-Brice Stadium. Caro-
lina is 27-3 in its last 30 home games. The only home
losses in the last four years came to top-ranked Florida
in 2009, to 17th-ranked Arkansas in 2010 and to de-
fending national champion Auburn in 2011.
PERFECT AT HOME: The Gamecocks went 7-0 at
home in 2012. It marked the first time they ran the table
at home since joining the SEC. The last time they went
undefeated at home was in 1987. They have been unde-
feated and untied at home 10 times.
TOP HOME STREAKS: The Gamecocks have won
11-straight home games, their longest stretch since
joining the SEC and the third-longest streak in school
history. Here are the top home winning streaks:
YEARS WINS
1978-1980 15
1986-1988 13
2011-2012 (current) 11
Carolina Rankings
Category Avg. SEC NCAA
Scoring Offense 31.54 5 44
Rushing Offense 138.46 13 89
Passing Offense 238.08 6 57
Passing Efficiency 154.12 3 13
Total Offense 376.54 9 82
Scoring Defense 18.23 4 13
Rushing Defense 120.69 4 17
Passing Defense 194.85 5 21
Pass Efficiency Defense 120.10 5 34
Total Defense 315.54 4 11
Kickoff Returns 21.65 9 62
Punt Returns 14.23 2 9
Net Punting 36.03 14 77
Turnover Margin 0.31 6 43
Sacks 3.31 1 5
Tackles for Loss 7.23 3 17
Sacks Allowed 2.92 12 102
Career Start Chart
Player ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 All
A.J. Cann - RS 13 12 25
Connor Shaw - 0 9 11 20
Kelcy Quarles - - 6 11 17
Bruce Ellington - RS 2 13 15
Jadeveon Clowney - - 1 12 13
Ronald Patrick - 0 0 13 13
Brison Williams - - 1 12 13
Victor Hampton - RS 0 12 12
Jimmy Legree RS 0 2 8 10
Mike Matulis - - 5 5 10
Brandon Shell - - RS 10 10
Corey Robinson - RS 0 9 9
Cody Gibson - RS 4 2 6
Damiere Byrd - - 3 2 5
Nick Jones - RS 2 3 5
Brandon Wilds - - 5 0 5
Rory Anderson - - 2 2 4
Gerald Dixon Jr. - - RS 2 2
T.J. Gurley - - - 2 2
Chaz Sutton 0 0 1 1 2
Dylan Thompson - RS 0 2 2
JT Surratt - RS 0 1 1
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2013 Notebook
Carolina Trends
Under
2012 Spurrier
Overall 11-2 66-37
Home 7-0 42-14
Road 3-2 20-18
Neutral 1-0 4-5
Grass 10-2 62-31
Turf 1-0 4-6
August 1-0 3-0
September 4-0 24-9
October 2-2 20-11
November 3-0 16-12
December 0-0 1-3
January 1-0 2-2
Leading After 1st Quarter 6-0 36-9
Tied After 1st Quarter 3-0 16-3
Trailing After 1st Quarter 2-2 14-25
Leading at Halftime 7-1 48-9
Tied at Halftime 2-0 8-2
Trailing at Halftime 2-1 10-26
Leading After 3rd Quarter 8-1 57-6
Tied After 3rd Quarter 1-0 3-3
Trailing After 3rd Quarter 2-1 6-28
When Scoring First 8-0 39-9
When Opponent Scores First 3-2 27-28
Largest Halftime Lead 21 49
Largest Halftime Deficit 15 31
Score 20 or more Points 10-1 53-13
Score 30 or more Points 8-0 37-4
Opponents Score 20 or less 9-0 49-9
Games Decided by 3 or less 1-1 7-7
Games Decided by 10 or less 4-1 26-19
Rush for 100 Yards or more 10-0 56-12
Rush for 150 Yards or more 5-0 34-4
Pass for 200 Yards or more 6-0 38-25
Pass for 300 Yards or more 5-0 12-8
Total 400 Yards or more 5-0 24-7
Opp. Rush less than 100 yards 5-1 31-4
Opp. Pass less than 200 yards 5-2 42-21
Opp. Total less than 300 yards 5-1 35-5
Commit More Turnovers 3-2 18-28
Commit Fewer Turnovers 8-0 33-4
Commit Equal Turnovers 0-0 15-5
Lead in Time of Possession 7-0 41-9
Trail in Time of Possession 4-2 25-28
AN SEC SIX-PACK: With a 6-2 SEC mark in 2012,
the Gamecocks reached six SEC victories for the sec-
ond year in a row. They had never had six SEC wins in
a season prior to 2011. They finished the 2000, 2001,
2005 and 2010 seasons with 5-3 SEC marks. Carolina
finished 2012 with at least a .500 SEC mark for the 10th
time in 21 seasons and have put together three-straight
.500-or-better SEC records for the first time in school
history.
GAMECOCKS IN THE SEC: The Gamecocks wrapped
up their 21st season of league play in the SEC in 2012.
They have played 168 SEC regular-season contests
since joining the league. Here’s a breakdown of the
Gamecocks in three-year segments in conference regu-
lar season action:
Years Record .500 or Better Pct.
1992-1994 9-15-0 1994 .375
1995-1997 9-14-1 1996 .396
1998-2000 5-19-0 2000 .208
2001-2003 10-14-0 2001 .417
2004-2006 12-12-0 2004, 2005 .500
2007-2009 10-14-0 2008 .417
2010-2012 17-7-0 2010, 2011, 2012 .708
Totals 72-95-1 Ten Times .432
OUT OF THEIR LEAGUE: The Gamecocks went 5-0
in non-conference action in both 2011 and 2012, and
have been undefeated in regular season non-confer-
ence play for three consecutive years. They are 31-7 in
non-conference games under head coach Steve Spur-
rier, including wins in 29 of their last 34 non-SEC tilts.
The year-by-year breakdown: 2005 (2-2); 2006 (5-0);
2007 (3-1); 2008 (3-2); 2009 (4-1); 2010 (4-1); 2011
(5-0); 2012 (5-0). They have a regular season winning
streak over non-conference opponents of 16 games.
South Carolina’s last regular season non-conference
loss came at Clemson in 2008.
KEEPING THE FANS HAPPY: The Gamecocks have
taken care of business against their top rivals in recent
seasons. Over the past three years, they are an impres-
sive 11-1 against SEC Eastern Division rivals Georgia
(3-0), Florida (2-1) and Tennessee (3-0) and against in-
state rival Clemson (3-0). In fact, Carolina has won the
Palmetto State Championship four years in a row, the
longest winning streak over the Tigers since 1951-54.
AS GOOD AS IT GETS: The 2013 Gamecocks will
feature one of the game’s top players in junior defensive
end Jadeveon Clowney. Clowney, who is regarded
by most as the top defensive player in the country and a
likely top pick in the 2014 NFL Draft, was just the sec-
ond Gamecock to earn unanimous All-America honors
in 2012, joining George Rogers from his Heisman Tro-
phy season in 1980. Clowney was named the Hendricks
Award winner as the nation’s top defensive end, and the
All-America Player of the Year, presented by AT&T as
selected by the fans on ESPN.com. He finished sixth
in the Heisman race and was a finalist for the Nagurski
Trophy, Rotary Lombardi Award and the Bednarik Award
after being named the SEC Defensive Player of the Year
by the league’s coaches.
THE LEGACY CONTINUES: The Gamecocks roster
features four players whose fathers also donned the
Garnet & Black: junior defensive tackle Kelcy Quarles
and his father, Buddy (1984-87); sophomore defensive
linemen Gerald Dixon and Gerald Dixon Jr. and
their father, Gerald (1990-91); and redshirt freshman
Jordan Diggs and his father, Shed (1984-87).
RECRUITING SUCCESS: The Gamecocks had an-
other successful February signing day. Carolina has
put together nine-straight classes that rank among the
nation’s top-25, according to Rivals. Here are the recent
recruiting class rankings according to Rivals and Scout:
2002: 11th/18th 2008: 22nd/34th
2003: 8th/15th 2009: 12th/13th
2004: 35th/28th 2010: 24th/34th
2005: 23rd/20th 2011: 18th/11th
2006: 24th/33rd 2012: 19th/13th
2007: 6th/7th 2013: 16th/23rd
WORKING OVERTIME: The Gamecocks have played
just two overtime games in their history, both at Ten-
nessee. They dropped a 23-20 decision in Knoxville on
Sept. 27, 2003, then fell by a 27-24 score on Oct. 27,
2007, at Neyland Stadium.
SPRING GAME AWARDS: The following players
were recognized for their achievements at halftime of
the annual Garnet & Black Spring Game in April:
Most Improved:
Offensive Line ......................................Mason Zandi
Defensive Line .................................... Phillip Dukes
Wide Receivers ...........Shaq Roland/Shamier Jeffery
Linebackers ........................................ Kaiwan Lewis
Tight Ends .................. Rory Anderson/Jerell Adams
Safeties .................. Sharrod Golightly/Jordan Diggs
Defensive Backs..............................Kadetrix Marcus
Running Backs........................................Mike Davis
Quarterbacks.............................. Brendan Nosovitch
Kicker .................................................... Landon Ard
Punter ....................................................... Tyler Hull
Freshman-Defense............................ Darius English
Freshman-Offense .............................Cody Waldrop
Everyday Effort Award-Offense ............... Brandon Shell
Everyday Effort Award-Defense............ Gerald Dixon Jr.
Everyday Hustle Award-Offense..................... A.J. Cann
Everyday Hustle Award-Defense ..............Kelcy Quarles
Everyday Attitude Award-Offense................... K.J. Brent
Everyday Attitude Award-Defense .........Victor Hampton
Outstanding Weight Room-Offense .. Connor McLaurin
Outstanding Weight Room-Defense .......... Chaz Sutton
Outstanding Walk-On-Offense ................... Devin Potter
Outstanding Walk-On-Defense ..............Sidney Rhodes
Harold White GPA-Offense ...................... Damiere Byrd
Harold White GPA-Defense .....................T.J. Holloman
Big Plays – Spring – Offense ................ Kwinton Smith
Big Plays – Spring – Defense ................. Kelvin Rainey
Pastides Outstanding Student-Athlete ..... Connor Shaw
Morrison Offensive Player of the Spring .... Brandon Wilds
Enright Defensive Player of the Spring .... Mason Harris
Carlen Special Teams Player of the Spring .....Patrick Fish
Ernest Brooks MVP – Clemson ......... Dylan Thompson
Outback Bowl - Big Play - Offense ........... Bruce Ellington
Outback Bowl - Big Play - Defense ..... Jadeveon Clowney
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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 “compliance conscience” 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 Carolina’s
compliance with all applicable rules. In doing so, the compliance staff is charged with the following tasks:
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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 University’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.
In February 2012, the University of South Carolina appeared before the NCAA Committee on Infractions as a result of violations committed
by boosters of its athletics program. For details, please visit www.sc.edu/ncaaresponse to view the report from the Committee on Infractions
that was issued in April 2012.
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2012 POST-SEASON HONORS (2013 Returnees Only)
Jerell Adams
Coaches SEC All-Freshman
Jadeveon Clowney
AFCA 1st-team All-American
Associated Press 1st-team All-American
FWAA 1st-team All-American
Sporting News 1st-team All-American
Walter Camp 1st-team All-American
ESPN.com 1st-team All-American
CBSSports.com 1st-team All-American
FoxSportsNext.com 1st-team All-American
Phil Steele 1st-team All-American
Coaches SEC Defensive Player of the Year
Associated Press 1st-team All-SEC
Coaches 1st-team All-SEC
Phil Steele 1st-team All-SEC
Hendricks Award Winner
Nagurski Trophy Finalist
Rotary Lombardi Award Finalist
Bednarik Award Finalist
T.J. Gurley
Coaches SEC All-Freshman
Brandon Shell
FoxSportsNext 1st-team Freshman All-American
Phil Steele 1st-team Freshman All-American
Coaches SEC All-Freshman
Pronunciation Guide
Jerell Adams ......................................... jur-L
Larenz Bryant ................................ luh-RENZ
Damiere Byrd ...............................duh-MEER
Mohamed Camara .................... cuh-MAR-uh
Jadeveon Clowney ............ juh-DAY-vee-uhn
Dwayne Duckett ............................... DUCK-it
Shamier Jeffery .......................... shuh-MEER
Andrew Komornik ...............kuh-MORE-knick
Kaiwan Lewis ................................ kuh-WAN
Mike Matulis ............................ muh-TOO-lis
Skai Moore ............................................. SKY
Brendan Nosovitch .................. NAH-so-vitch
Na’Ty Rodgers ..................................Nuh-TIE
J.T. Surratt .........................................sir-AHT
J.P. Vonashek .......................... VON-uh-shek
South Carolina in the 2012 Polls
Week AP Coaches Harris BCS
Preseason 9 9 -- --
Week 1 9 9 -- --
Week 2 8 9 -- --
Week 3 7 8 -- --
Week 4 6 6 -- --
Week 5 6 6 -- --
Week 6 3 3 3 --
Week 7 9 8 7 7
Week 8 17 16 16 13
Week 9 11 11 11 8
Week 10 12 11 11 8
Week 11 12 11 11 9
Week 12 13 12 12 12
Week 13 11 10 10 10
Week 14 11 10 10 10
Final 8 7 N/A N/A
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Preseason Depth Chart
Offense
1 Damiere Byrd 5-9 166 JR-2L Sicklerville, N.J.
OR 4 Shaq Roland 6-1 190 SO-1L Lexington, S.C.
8 Shamier Jeffery 6-1 207 SO-SQ St. Matthews, S.C.
23 Bruce Ellington 5-9 196 JR-2L Moncks Corner, S.C.
80 K.J. Brent 6-4 188 SO-1L Waxhaw, N.C.
12 Jody Fuller 5-11 217 FR-RS Charlotte, N.C.
3 Nick Jones 5-7 174 JR-2L Moore, S.C.
9 Kwinton Smith 6-4 212 FR-RS Hamer, S.C.
86 David Wilkins 6-1 182 SR-SQ Cowpers, S.C.
53 Corey Robinson 6-8 341 JR-1L Havelock, N.C.
74 Mason Zandi 6-9 293 FR-RS Irmo, S.C.
76 Mike Matulis 6-5 266 JR-2L Boynton Beach, Fla.
50 A.J. Cann 6-4 314 JR-2L Bamberg, S.C.
65 Brock Stadnik 6-5 286 FR-RS Greensboro, N.C.
51 Cody Waldrop 6-2 319 FR-RS Seffner, Fla.
54 Clayton Stadnik 6-3 281 FR-RS Greensboro, N.C.
67 Ronald Patrick 6-2 315 SR-2L Cocoa, Fla.
75 Will Sport 6-5 294 SO-1L Milton, Fla.
60 D.J. Park 6-4 334 FR-HS Dillon, S.C.
71 Brandon Shell 6-6 323 SO-1L Goose Creek, S.C.
78 Cody Gibson 6-7 286 JR-2L Tallahassee, Fla.

81 Rory Anderson 6-5 242 JR-2L Powder Springs, Ga.
89 Jerell Adams 6-6 237 SO-1L Pinewood, S.C.
88 Drew Owens 6-6 244 SO-SQ Charlotte, N.C.
14 Connor Shaw 6-1 209 SR-3L Flowery Branch, Ga.
17 Dylan Thompson 6-3 218 JR-2L Boiling Springs, S.C.
5 Brendan Nosovitch 6-1 220 FR-RS Allentown, Pa.
6 Connor Mitch 6-3 227 FR-HS Raleigh, N.C.
15 Perry Orth 6-1 212 FR-RS Ponte Vedra, Fla.
41 Connor McLaurin 6-0 237 JR-1L Raleigh, N.C.
28 Mike Davis 5-9 215 SO-1L Lithonia, Ga.
OR 22 Brandon Wilds 6-2 223 SO-1L Blythewood, S.C.
24 Kendric Salley 5-9 220 FR-RS Williston, S.C.
7 Shon Carson 5-8 219 SO-SQ Scranton, S.C.
Defense
90 Chaz Sutton 6-5 263 SR-3L Savannah, Ga.
34 Mason Harris 6-3 218 SO-1L Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
44 Gerald Dixon 6-2 268 SO-SQ Rock Hill, S.C.
97 J.T. Surratt 6-2 307 JR-1L Winston-Salem, N.C.
OR 92 Gerald Dixon Jr. 6-3 318 SO-1L Rock Hill, S.C.
93 Deon Green 6-4 287 SO-SQ Windermere, Fla.
99 Kelcy Quarles 6-4 298 JR-2L Hodges, S.C.
52 Phillip Dukes 6-3 315 SO-SQ Manning, S.C.
7 Jadeveon Clowney 6-6 274 JR-2L Rock Hill, S.C.
8 Darius English 6-6 226 FR-RS Powder Springs, Ga.
22 Kaiwan Lewis 6-0 221 SO-1L Mays Landing, N.J.
11 T.J. Holloman 6-2 228 FR-RS Stone Mountain, Ga.
18 Cedrick Cooper 6-2 213 SO-1L Lithonia, Ga.
21 Marcquis Roberts 6-1 225 SO-SQ Powder Springs, Ga.
5 Kelvin Rainey 6-3 233 FR-RS Yulee, Fla.
9 Sharrod Golightly 5-10 195 JR-2L Decatur, Ga.
42 Jordan Diggs 6-0 214 FR-RS Fort Myers, Fla.
27 Victor Hampton 5-10 202 JR-2L Darlington, S.C.
4 Ahmad Christian 5-10 189 SO-1L Jacksonville, Fla.
30 Sidney Rhodes 5-10 167 JR-1L Easley, S.C.

12 Brison Williams 5-11 218 JR-2L Warner Robins, Ga.
17 Chaz Elder 6-2 199 FR-RS Union City, Ga.
19 Kyle Fleetwood 5-11 216 FR-RS Stone Mountain, Ga.
25 Kadetrix Marcus 6-1 195 JR-1L Stone Mountain, Ga.
20 T.J. Gurley 5-10 196 SO-1L Cairo, Ga.
6 Chris Moody 6-1 212 FR-RS McDonough, Ga.

15 Jimmy Legree 6-0 187 SR-3L Beaufort, S.C.
1 Rico McWilliams 5-11 187 FR-RS Hampton, Ga.
10 Ronnie Martin 5-11 179 JR-JC Spartanburg, S.C.
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LG
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RG
RT
TE
QB
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DE
DT
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MLB
WLB
SPR
CB
SS
FS
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Specialists
19 Landon Ard 5-9 172 SO-SQ Rock Hill, S.C.
16 Nick St. Germain 5-9 175 FR-RS Powder Springs, Ga.
19 Landon Ard 5-9 172 SO-SQ Rock Hill, S.C.
16 Nick St. Germain 5-9 175 FR-RS Powder Springs, Ga.
13 Tyler Hull 6-2 206 JR-1L Mount Airy, N.C.
13 Patrick Fish 6-0 195 JR-SQ Shelby, N.C.
23 Bruce Ellington 5-9 196 JR-2L Moncks Corner, S.C.
1 Damiere Byrd 5-9 166 JR-2L Sicklerville, N.J.
27 Victor Hampton 5-10 202 JR-2L Darlington, S.C.
23 Bruce Ellington 5-9 196 JR-2L Moncks Corner, S.C.
59 Coleman Harley 6-1 264 SO-SQ Aiken, S.C.
58 Ryland Culbertson 6-4 265 JR-SQ Laurens, S.C.
13 Patrick Fish 6-0 195 JR-SQ Shelby, N.C.
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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr.-Exp Hometown (High/Last School)
89 Jerell Adams TE 6-6 237 SO-1L Pinewood, S.C. (Scott’s Branch/Fork Union)
81 Rory Anderson TE 6-5 242 JR-2L Powder Springs, Ga. (McEachern)
19 Landon Ard PK 5-9 172 SO-SQ Rock Hill, S.C. (South Pointe)
84 Tevin Bradshaw WR 5-7 161 SO-SQ Moncks Corner, S.C. (Berkeley/Brevard)
80 K.J. Brent WR 6-4 188 SO-1L Waxhaw, N.C. (Marvin Ridge)
Larenz Bryant LB 6-0 215 FR-HS Charlotte, N.C. (Vance)
1 Damiere Byrd WR 5-9 166 JR-2L Sicklerville, N.J. (Timber Creek)
Mohamed Camara SPR 6-1 181 FR-HS Cumming, Ga. (Forsyth)
50 A.J. Cann OG 6-4 314 JR-2L Bamberg, S.C. (Bamberg-Ehrhardt)
7 Shon Carson TB 5-8 219 SO-SQ Scranton, S.C. (Lake City)
4 Ahmad Christian CB 5-10 189 SO-1L Jacksonville, Fla. (Trinity Christian)
7 Jadeveon Clowney DE 6-6 274 JR-2L Rock Hill, S.C. (South Pointe)
18 Cedrick Cooper LB 6-2 213 SO-1L Lithonia, Ga. (Lithonia)
Pharoh Cooper CB 5-11 184 FR-HS Havelock, N.C. (Havelock)
Devan’te Covington DE 6-4 220 FR-HS Rockingham, N.C. (Richmond County)
58 Ryland Culbertson LS 6-4 265 JR-SQ Laurens, S.C. (Laurens Academy)
28 Mike Davis TB 5-9 215 SO-1L Lithonia, Ga. (Stephenson)
31 Jordan Diaz FB 6-1 233 JR-SQ Hamilton, N.J.
(Hamilton West/Mercer Co. C.C.)
42 Jordan Diggs SPR 6-0 214 FR-RS Fort Myers, Fla. (Island Coast)
44 Gerald Dixon DE 6-2 268 SO-SQ Rock Hill, S.C. (South Pointe)
92 Gerald Dixon Jr. DT 6-3 318 SO-1L Rock Hill, S.C. (Northwestern)
18 Dwayne Duckett WR 6-0 177 FR-RS Columbia, S.C. (Spring Valley/Gray Military)
52 Phillip Dukes DT 6-3 315 SO-SQ Manning, S.C. (Manning)
17 Chaz Elder SS 6-2 199 FR-RS Union City, Ga. (Banneker)
23 Bruce Ellington WR 5-9 196 JR-2L Moncks Corner, S.C. (Berkeley)
8 Darius English DE 6-6 226 FR-RS Powder Springs, Ga. (McEachern)
13 Patrick Fish P 6-0 195 JR-SQ Shelby, N.C. (Burns)
19 Kyle Fleetwood SS 5-11 216 FR-RS Stone Mountain, Ga. (Stephenson)
Elliott Fry P/K 6-0 150 FR-HS Frisco, Texas (Prince of Peace Christian)
12 Jody Fuller WR 5-11 217 FR-RS Charlotte, N.C. (Sun Valley)
78 Cody Gibson OT 6-7 286 JR-2L Tallahassee, Fla. (Lincoln)
43 Garrison Gist FB 5-10 255 SO-HS Rock Hill, S.C. (Northwestern)
9 Sharrod Golightly SPR 5-10 195 JR-2L Decatur, Ga. (Southwest DeKalb)
93 Deon Green DT 6-4 287 SO-SQ Windermere, Fla. (Olympia)
Kelsey Griffin DT 6-2 292 FR-HS Buford, Ga. (Mill Creek)
Ali Groves CB 5-10 184 FR-HS Stone Mountain, Ga. (Stephenson)
20 T.J. Gurley FS 5-10 196 SO-1L Cairo, Ga. (Cairo)
16 Austin Hails QB 6-2 214 SO-SQ Collinsville, Ill. (Collinsville)
27 Victor Hampton CB 5-10 202 JR-2L Darlington, S.C. (Darlington)
59 Coleman Harley LS 6-1 264 SO-SQ Aiken, S.C. (South Aiken)
34 Mason Harris DE 6-3 218 SO-1L Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. (Ridgeland)
82 Matthew Harvey WR 6-8 225 SO-HS Rock Hill, S.C. (Rock Hill)
83 Carlton Heard WR 6-0 178 SO-TR Athens, Ga. (Clarke Central/Gardner-Webb)
11 T.J. Holloman LB 6-2 228 FR-RS Stone Mountain, Ga. (St. Pius X)
35 Jeff Homad TE 6-2 220 JR-SQ Hilton Head Island, S.C.
(Hilton Head Island/UNC Pembroke)
Max Huggins P/K 6-1 185 FR-HS Myrtle Beach, S.C. (Myrtle Beach)
13 Tyler Hull P 6-2 206 JR-1L Mount Airy, N.C. (Mount Airy/Guilford)
8 Shamier Jeffery WR 6-1 207 SO-SQ St. Matthews, S.C. (Calhoun County)
David Johnson LB 6-1 268 FR-HS Lithonia, Ga. (Lithonia)
3 Nick Jones WR 5-7 174 JR-2L Moore, S.C. (Byrnes)
48 Caleb Kelly PK 6-0 184 FR-HS Cayce, S.C. (Brookland-Cayce)
Bryce King OG 6-3 281 FR-HS Dillon, S.C. (Dillon)
43 James King LB 6-0 235 SO-TR Goose Creek, S.C. (Goose Creek/Benedict)
Alan Knott OC 6-4 272 FR-HS Tyrone, Ga. (Sandy Creek)
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr.-Exp Hometown (High/Last School)
40 Andrew Komornik P 6-5 225 FR-HS Fort Mill, S.C. (Nations Ford)
15 Jimmy Legree CB 6-0 187 SR-3L Beaufort, S.C. (Beaufort)
22 Kaiwan Lewis LB 6-0 221 SO-1L Mays Landing, N.J. (St. Joseph)
25 Kadetrix Marcus FS 6-1 195 JR-1L Stone Mountain, Ga. (Stephenson)
10 Ronnie Martin CB 5-11 179 JR-JC Spartanburg, S.C.
(Spartanburg/Georgia Military)
76 Mike Matulis OT 6-5 266 JR-2L Boynton Beach, Fla. (Park Vista)
41 Connor McLaurin FB 6-0 237 JR-1L Raleigh, N.C. (Garner)
1 Rico McWilliams CB 5-11 187 FR-RS Hampton, Ga. (Lovejoy)
6 Connor Mitch QB 6-3 227 FR-HS Raleigh, N.C. (Wakefield)
6 Chris Moody FS 6-1 212 FR-RS McDonough, Ga. (Henry County)
Skai Moore LB 6-2 205 FR-HS Cooper City, Fla. (University)
41 Kyle Morini LB 5-10 212 JR-TR Lexington, S.C. (White Knoll/Gray Military)
5 Brendan Nosovitch QB 6-1 220 FR-RS Allentown, Pa. (Central Catholic)
15 Perry Orth QB 6-1 212 FR-RS Ponte Vedra, Fla. (Ponte Vedra/
Florida State College)
88 Drew Owens TE 6-6 244 SO-SQ Charlotte, N.C. (Ardrey Kell)
60 D.J. Park OT 6-4 334 FR-HS Dillon, S.C. (Dillon)
67 Ronald Patrick OG 6-2 315 SR-2L Cocoa, Fla. (Cocoa)
49 Devin Potter TB 5-10 200 FR-RS Granite Falls, N.C. (South Caldwell)
99 Kelcy Quarles DT 6-4 298 JR-2L Hodges, S.C. (Greenwood/Fork Union)
5 Kelvin Rainey LB 6-3 233 FR-RS Yulee, Fla. (Yulee)
30 Sidney Rhodes CB 5-10 167 JR-1L Easley, S.C. (Wren/Western Carolina)
21 Marcquis Roberts LB 6-1 225 SO-SQ Powder Springs, Ga. (McEachern)
53 Corey Robinson OT 6-8 341 JR-1L Havelock, N.C. (Havelock)
Na’Ty Rodgers OT 6-5 296 FR-HS Waldorf, Md. (McDonough)
4 Shaq Roland WR 6-1 190 SO-1L Lexington, S.C. (Lexington)
24 Kendric Salley TB 5-9 220 FR-RS Williston, S.C. (Williston-Elko)
Jasper Sasser S 6-0 192 FR-HS Jacksonville, Fla. (Wolfson)
49 Garrett Shank S 6-0 171 FR-HS Marietta, Ga. (Lassiter)
14 Connor Shaw QB 6-1 209 SR-3L Flowery Branch, Ga. (Flowery Branch)
71 Brandon Shell OT 6-6 323 SO-1L Goose Creek, S.C. (Goose Creek)
Jamari Smith TB 5-10 183 FR-HS Jacksonville, Fla. (Fletcher)
9 Kwinton Smith WR 6-4 212 FR-RS Hamer, S.C. (Dillon)
75 Will Sport OG 6-5 294 SO-1L Milton, Fla. (Pace)
65 Brock Stadnik OG 6-5 286 FR-RS Greensboro, N.C. (Western Guilford)
54 Clayton Stadnik OC 6-3 281 FR-RS Greensboro, N.C. (Western Guilford)
16 Nick St. Germain PK 5-9 175 FR-RS Powder Springs, Ga. (McEachern)
97 J.T. Surratt DT 6-2 307 JR-1L Winston-Salem, N.C. (Parkland)
45 Ty Sutherland FB 5-10 234 SO-SQ Pendleton, S.C. (Pendleton)
90 Chaz Sutton DE 6-5 263 SR-3L Savannah, Ga. (Jenkins/Fork Union)
17 Dylan Thompson QB 6-3 218 JR-2L Boiling Springs, S.C. (Boiling Springs)
Gerald Turner DE 6-2 256 FR-HS Goose Creek, S.C. (Goose Creek)
J.P. Vonashek OT 6-6 283 FR-HS Saint Marrys, Ga. (Camden County)
51 Cody Waldrop OC 6-2 319 FR-RS Seffner, Fla. (Armwood)
Jonathan Walton LB 6-0 234 FR-HS Daphne, Ala. (Bayside Academy)
Devin Washington DE 6-3 225 FR-HS Orlando, Fla. (Jones)
95 Michael Washington DE 6-3 243 SO-SQ Allendale, S.C. (Allendale-Fairfax/S.C. State)
85 Kane Whitehurst WR 5-11 179 SO-SQ Duluth, Ga. (Chattahoochee/Arkansas)
22 Brandon Wilds TB 6-2 223 SO-1L Blythewood, S.C. (Blythewood)
86 David Wilkins WR 6-1 182 SR-SQ Cowpens, S.C. (Broome)
12 Brison Williams SS 5-11 218 JR-2L Warner Robins, Ga.
(Northside/Fork Union)
David Williams TB 6-1 200 FR-HS Philadelphia, Pa. (Imhotep Charter)
Drew Williams LS 6-2 190 FR-HS Irmo, S.C. (Dutch Fork)
74 Mason Zandi OT 6-9 293 FR-RS Irmo, S.C. (Chapin)
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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr.-Exp Hometown (High/Last School)
1 Damiere Byrd WR 5-9 166 JR-2L Sicklerville, N.J. (Timber Creek)
1 Rico McWilliams CB 5-11 187 FR-RS Hampton, Ga. (Lovejoy)
3 Nick Jones WR 5-7 174 JR-2L Moore, S.C. (Byrnes)
4 Ahmad Christian CB 5-10 189 SO-1L Jacksonville, Fla. (Trinity Christian)
4 Shaq Roland WR 6-1 190 SO-1L Lexington, S.C. (Lexington)
5 Brendan Nosovitch QB 6-1 220 FR-RS Allentown, Pa. (Central Catholic)
5 Kelvin Rainey LB 6-3 233 FR-RS Yulee, Fla. (Yulee)
6 Chris Moody FS 6-1 212 FR-RS McDonough, Ga. (Henry County)
6 Connor Mitch QB 6-3 227 FR-HS Raleigh, N.C. (Wakefield)
7 Jadeveon Clowney DE 6-6 274 JR-2L Rock Hill, S.C. (South Pointe)
7 Shon Carson TB 5-8 219 SO-SQ Scranton, S.C. (Lake City)
8 Shamier Jeffery WR 6-1 207 SO-SQ St. Matthews, S.C. (Calhoun County)
8 Darius English DE 6-6 226 FR-RS Powder Springs, Ga. (McEachern)
9 Sharrod Golightly SPR 5-10 195 JR-2L Decatur, Ga. (Southwest DeKalb)
9 Kwinton Smith WR 6-4 212 FR-RS Hamer, S.C. (Dillon)
10 Ronnie Martin CB 5-11 179 JR-JC Spartanburg, S.C.
(Spartanburg/Georgia Military)
11 T.J. Holloman LB 6-2 228 FR-RS Stone Mountain, Ga. (St. Pius X)
12 Brison Williams SS 5-11 218 JR-2L Warner Robins, Ga.
(Northside/Fork Union)
12 Jody Fuller WR 5-11 217 FR-RS Charlotte, N.C. (Sun Valley)
13 Tyler Hull P 6-2 206 JR-1L Mount Airy, N.C. (Mount Airy/Guilford)
13 Patrick Fish P 6-0 195 JR-SQ Shelby, N.C. (Burns)
14 Connor Shaw QB 6-1 209 SR-3L Flowery Branch, Ga. (Flowery Branch)
15 Jimmy Legree CB 6-0 187 SR-3L Beaufort, S.C. (Beaufort)
15 Perry Orth QB 6-1 212 FR-RS Ponte Vedra, Fla. (Ponte Vedra)
Florida State College)
16 Nick St. Germain PK 5-9 175 FR-RS Powder Springs, Ga. (McEachern)
16 Austin Hails QB 6-2 214 SO-SQ Collinsville, Ill. (Collinsville)
17 Dylan Thompson QB 6-3 218 JR-2L Boiling Springs, S.C. (Boiling Springs)
17 Chaz Elder SS 6-2 199 FR-RS Union City, Ga. (Banneker)
18 Cedrick Cooper LB 6-2 213 SO-1L Lithonia, Ga. (Lithonia)
18 Dwayne Duckett WR 6-0 177 FR-RS Columbia, S.C. (Spring Valley/Gray Military)
19 Kyle Fleetwood SS 5-11 216 FR-RS Stone Mountain, Ga. (Stephenson)
19 Landon Ard PK 5-9 172 SO-SQ Rock Hill, S.C. (South Pointe)
20 T.J. Gurley FS 5-10 196 SO-1L Cairo, Ga. (Cairo)
21 Marcquis Roberts LB 6-1 225 SO-SQ Powder Springs, Ga. (McEachern)
22 Brandon Wilds TB 6-2 223 SO-1L Blythewood, S.C. (Blythewood)
22 Kaiwan Lewis LB 6-0 221 SO-1L Mays Landing, N.J. (St. Joseph)
23 Bruce Ellington WR 5-9 196 JR-2L Moncks Corner, S.C. (Berkeley)
24 Kendric Salley TB 5-9 220 FR-RS Williston, S.C. (Williston-Elko)
25 Kadetrix Marcus FS 6-1 195 JR-1L Stone Mountain, Ga. (Stephenson)
27 Victor Hampton CB 5-10 202 JR-2L Darlington, S.C. (Darlington)
28 Mike Davis TB 5-9 215 SO-1L Lithonia, Ga. (Stephenson)
30 Sidney Rhodes CB 5-10 167 JR-1L Easley, S.C. (Wren/Western Carolina)
31 Jordan Diaz FB 6-1 233 JR-SQ Hamilton, N.J.
(Hamilton West/Mercer Co. C.C.)
34 Mason Harris DE 6-3 218 SO-1L Fort Oglethorpe, Ga. (Ridgeland)
35 Jeff Homad TE 6-2 220 JR-SQ Hilton Head Island, S.C.
(Hilton Head Island/UNC Pembroke)
40 Andrew Komornik P 6-5 225 FR-HS Fort Mill, S.C. (Nations Ford)
41 Connor McLaurin FB 6-0 237 JR-1L Raleigh, N.C. (Garner)
41 Kyle Morini LB 5-10 212 JR-TR Lexington, S.C. (White Knoll/Gray Military)
42 Jordan Diggs SPR 6-0 214 FR-RS Fort Myers, Fla. (Island Coast)
43 Garrison Gist FB 5-10 255 SO-HS Rock Hill, S.C. (Northwestern)
43 James King LB 6-0 235 SO-TR Goose Creek, S.C. (Goose Creek/Benedict)
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr.-Exp Hometown (High/Last School)
44 Gerald Dixon DE 6-2 268 SO-SQ Rock Hill, S.C. (South Pointe)
45 Ty Sutherland FB 5-10 234 SO-SQ Pendleton, S.C. (Pendleton)
48 Caleb Kelly PK 6-0 184 FR-HS Cayce, S.C. (Brookland-Cayce)
49 Devin Potter TB 5-10 200 FR-RS Granite Falls, N.C. (South Caldwell)
49 Garrett Shank S 6-0 171 FR-HS Marietta, Ga. (Lassiter)
50 A.J. Cann OG 6-4 314 JR-2L Bamberg, S.C. (Bamberg-Ehrhardt)
51 Cody Waldrop OC 6-2 319 FR-RS Seffner, Fla. (Armwood)
52 Phillip Dukes DT 6-3 315 SO-SQ Manning, S.C. (Manning)
53 Corey Robinson OT 6-8 341 JR-1L Havelock, N.C. (Havelock)
54 Clayton Stadnik OC 6-3 281 FR-RS Greensboro, N.C. (Western Guilford)
58 Ryland Culbertson LS 6-4 265 JR-SQ Laurens, S.C. (Laurens Academy)
59 Coleman Harley LS 6-1 264 SO-SQ Aiken, S.C. (South Aiken)
60 D.J. Park OT 6-4 334 FR-HS Dillon, S.C. (Dillon)
65 Brock Stadnik OG 6-5 286 FR-RS Greensboro, N.C. (Western Guilford)
67 Ronald Patrick OG 6-2 315 SR-2L Cocoa, Fla. (Cocoa)
71 Brandon Shell OT 6-6 323 SO-1L Goose Creek, S.C. (Goose Creek)
74 Mason Zandi OT 6-9 293 FR-RS Irmo, S.C. (Chapin)
75 Will Sport OG 6-5 294 SO-1L Milton, Fla. (Pace)
76 Mike Matulis OT 6-5 266 JR-2L Boynton Beach, Fla. (Park Vista)
78 Cody Gibson OT 6-7 286 JR-2L Tallahassee, Fla. (Lincoln)
80 K.J. Brent WR 6-4 188 SO-1L Waxhaw, N.C. (Marvin Ridge)
81 Rory Anderson TE 6-5 242 JR-2L Powder Springs, Ga. (McEachern)
82 Matthew Harvey WR 6-8 225 SO-HS Rock Hill, S.C. (Rock Hill)
83 Carlton Heard WR 6-0 178 SO-TR Athens, Ga. (Clarke Central/Gardner-Webb)
84 Tevin Bradshaw WR 5-7 161 SO-SQ Moncks Corner, S.C. (Berkeley/Brevard)
85 Kane Whitehurst WR 5-11 179 SO-SQ Duluth, Ga. (Chattahoochee/Arkansas)
86 David Wilkins WR 6-1 182 SR-SQ Cowpens, S.C. (Broome)
88 Drew Owens TE 6-6 244 SO-SQ Charlotte, N.C. (Ardrey Kell)
89 Jerell Adams TE 6-6 237 SO-1L Pinewood, S.C. (Scott’s Branch/Fork Union)
90 Chaz Sutton DE 6-5 263 SR-3L Savannah, Ga. (Jenkins/Fork Union)
92 Gerald Dixon Jr. DT 6-3 318 SO-1L Rock Hill, S.C. (Northwestern)
93 Deon Green DT 6-4 287 SO-SQ Windermere, Fla. (Olympia)
95 Michael Washington DE 6-3 243 SO-SQ Allendale, S.C. (Allendale-Fairfax/S.C. State)
97 J.T. Surratt DT 6-2 307 JR-1L Winston-Salem, N.C. (Parkland)
99 Kelcy Quarles DT 6-4 298 JR-2L Hodges, S.C. (Greenwood/Fork Union)
Larenz Bryant LB 6-0 215 FR-HS Charlotte, N.C. (Vance)
Mohamed Camara SPR 6-1 181 FR-HS Cumming, Ga. (Forsyth)
Pharoh Cooper CB 5-11 184 FR-HS Havelock, N.C. (Havelock)
Devan’te Covington DE 6-4 220 FR-HS Rockingham, N.C. (Richmond County)
Elliott Fry P/K 6-0 150 FR-HS Frisco, Texas (Prince of Peace Christian)
Kelsey Griffin DT 6-2 292 FR-HS Buford, Ga. (Mill Creek)
Ali Groves CB 5-10 184 FR-HS Stone Mountain, Ga. (Stephenson)
Maxwell Huggins P/K 6-1 185 FR-HS Myrtle Beach, S.C. (Myrtle Beach)
David Johnson LB 6-1 268 FR-HS Lithonia, Ga. (Lithonia)
Bryce King OG 6-3 281 FR-HS Dillon, S.C. (Dillon)
Alan Knott OC 6-4 272 FR-HS Tyrone, Ga. (Sandy Creek)
Skai Moore LB 6-2 205 FR-HS Cooper City, Fla. (University)
Na’Ty Rodgers OT 6-5 296 FR-HS Waldorf, Md. (McDonough)
Jasper Sasser S 6-0 192 FR-HS Jacksonville, Fla. (Wolfson)
Jamari Smith TB 5-10 183 FR-HS Jacksonville, Fla. (Fletcher)
Gerald Turner DE 6-2 256 FR-HS Goose Creek, S.C. (Goose Creek)
J.P. Vonashek OT 6-6 283 FR-HS Saint Marrys, Ga. (Camden County)
Jonathan Walton LB 6-0 234 FR-HS Daphne, Ala. (Bayside Academy)
Devin Washington DE 6-3 225 FR-HS Orlando, Fla. (Jones)
David Williams TB 6-1 200 FR-HS Philadelphia, Pa. (Imhotep Charter)
Drew Williams LS 6-2 190 FR-HS Irmo, S.C. (Dutch Fork)
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Squad Breakdown
Starters Returning (12)
OFFENSE (6): OG A.J. Cann, WR Bruce Ellington, OG Ronald
Patrick, OT Corey Robinson, QB Connor Shaw, OT Brandon
Shell.
DEFENSE (5): DE Jadeveon Clowney, CB Victor Hampton,
CB Jimmy Legree, DT Kelcy Quarles, SS Brison Williams.
SPECIAL TEAMS (1): P Tyler Hull.
Starters Lost (12)
OFFENSE (5): TE Justice Cunningham, OC T.J. Johnson, TB
Marcus Lattimore, WR D.L. Moore, WR Ace Sanders.
DEFENSE (6): LB Reginald Bowens, SPUR DeVonte Hollo-
man, DT Byron Jerideau, FS D.J. Swearinger, DE Devin Taylor,
LB Shaq Wilson.
SPECIAL TEAMS (1): PK Adam Yates.
Lettermen Returning (36)
OFFENSE (19): TE Jerell Adams, TE Rory Anderson, WR K.J.
Brent, WR Damiere Byrd, OG A.J. Cann, TB Mike Davis, WR
Bruce Ellington, OT Cody Gibson, WR Nick Jones, OT Mike
Matulis, FB Connor McLaurin, OG Ronald Patrick, OT Corey
Robinson, WR Shaq Roland, QB Connor Shaw, OT Brandon
Shell, OG Will Sport, QB Dylan Thompson, TB Brandon Wilds.
DEFENSE (16): CB Ahmad Christian, DE Jadeveon Clowney,
LB Cedrick Cooper, DT Gerald Dixon Jr., SPR Sharrod Go-
lightly, SS T.J. Gurley, CB Victor Hampton, DE Mason Harris,
CB Jimmy Legree, LB Kaiwan Lewis, FS Kadetrix Marcus, DT
Kelcy Quarles, CB Sidney Rhodes, DT J.T. Surratt, DE Chaz
Sutton, SS Brison Williams.
SPECIAL TEAMS (1): P Tyler Hull.
Lettermen Lost (26)
OFFENSE (11): FB Jacob Baker, OL Kaleb Broome, TE Jus-
tice Cunningham, OC Travis Ford, FB Qua Gilchrist, OC T.J.
Johnson, TB Marcus Lattimore, TB Kenny Miles, WR D.L.
Moore, WR Ace Sanders, WR DeAngelo Smith.
DEFENSE (12): CB Akeem Auguste, DE Aldrick Fordham, LB
Reginald Bowens, LB Chaun Gresham, SPR DeVonte Hollo-
man, LB Damario Jeffery, DT Byron Jerideau, SS Jared Shaw,
LB Quin Smith, FS D.J. Swearinger, DE Devin Taylor, LB Shaq
Wilson.
SPECIAL TEAMS (3): LS Walker Inabinet, H Seth Strickland,
PK Adam Yates.
Daphne
Jonathan Walton
Boynton Beach
Mike Matulis
Cocoa
Ronald Patrick
Cooper City
Skai Moore
Fort Myers
Jordan Diggs
Jacksonville
Ahmad Christian
Jasper Sasser
Jamari Smith
Milton
Will Sport
Orlando
Devin Washington
Ponte Vedra
Perry Orth
Seffner
Cody Waldrop
Tallahassee
Cody Gibson
Windmere
Deon Green
Yulee
Kelvin Rainey
Athens
Carlton Heard
Buford
Kelsey Griffin
Cairo
T.J. Gurley
Cumming
Mohamed Camara
Decatur
Sharrod Golightly
Duluth
Kane Whitehurst
Flowery Branch
Connor Shaw
Fort Oglethorpe
Mason Harris
Hamer
Kwinton Smith
Hampton
Rico McWilliams
Lithonia
Cedrick Cooper
Mike Davis
David Johnson
Marietta
Garrett Shank
McDonough
Chris Moody
Powder Springs
Rory Anderson
Darius English
Marcquis Roberts
Nick St. Germain
Savannah
Chaz Sutton
St. Marrys
J.P Vonashek
Stone Mountain
Kyle Fleetwood
Ali Groves
T.J. Holloman
Kadetrix Marcus
Tyrone
Alan Knott
Union City
Chaz Elder
Warner Robins
Brison Williams
Collinsville
Austin Hails
Waldorf
Na’Ty Rodgers
Hamilton
Jordan Diaz
Mays Landing
Kaiwan Lewis
Sicklerville
Damiere Byrd
Charlotte
Larenz Bryant
Drew Owens
Jody Fuller
Granite Falls
Devin Potter
Greensboro
Brock Stadnik
Clayton Stadnik
Havelock
Pharoh Cooper
Corey Robinson
Mount Airy
Tyler Hull
Raleigh
Connor McLaurin
Connor Mitch
Rockingham
Devan’te Covington
Shelby
Patrick Fish
Waxhaw
K.J. Brent
Winston-Salem
J.T. Surratt
Allentown
Brendan Nosovitch
Philadelphia
David Williams
Aiken
Coleman Harley
Allendale
Michael Washington
Bamberg
A.J. Cann
Beaufort
Jimmy Legree
Blythewood
Brandon Wilds
Boiling Springs
Dylan Thompson
Cayce
Caleb Kelly
Columbia
Dwayne Duckett
Cowpens
David Wilkins
Darlington
Victor Hampton
Dillon
Bryce King
D.J. Park
Easley
Sidney Rhodes
Goose Creek
James King
Brandon Shell
Gerald Turner
Hilton Head
Jeff Homad
Hodges
Kelcy Quarles
Irmo
Drew Williams
Mason Zandi
Laurens
Ryland Culbertson
Lexington
Kyle Morini
Shaq Roland
Manning
Phillip Dukes
Moncks Corner
Tevin Bradshaw
Bruce Ellington
Moore
Nick Jones
Myrtle Beach
Max Huggins
Pendleton
Ty Sutherland
Pinewood
Jerell Adams
Rock Hill
Landon Ard
Jadeveon Clowney
Gerald Dixon
Gerald Dixon Jr.
Garrison Gist
Matthew Harvey
Andrew Komornik
Scranton
Shon Carson
Spartanburg
Ronnie Martin
St. Matthews
Shamier Jeffery
Williston
Kendric Salley
Frisco
Elliott Fry
FLORIDA (14)
GEORGIA (28)
S. CAROLINA (41)
Geographical Breakdown
MARYLAND (1)
NEW JERSEY (3)
ILLINOIS (1)
PENNSYLVANIA (2)
ALABAMA (1)
N. CAROLINA (15)
TEXAS (1)
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2013 SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 14
CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2013 Outlook
One question that circulates around athletics is, “Is it
harder to build a championship program or to maintain
one?” Well, the South Carolina Gamecocks are about
to find out.
Coming off their best season in school history, a
campaign in which they won 11 games for the second-
straight year and produced their highest final national
ranking, the Gamecocks will try to build on that mo-
mentum in 2013. The ultimate goal of winning an SEC
Championship has barely eluded Carolina over the
past three seasons, but the squad will head into the fall
focused on reaching that lofty goal again this season.
As one of only four BCS schools, along with Alabama,
Oregon and Stanford, that has recorded 11-win seasons
in each of the last two campaigns, Carolina expects to
once again be the hunted, rather than the hunter.
Buoyed by the return of 36 lettermen, including a
dozen starters from a team that went 11-2, captured
the Outback Bowl and finished as high as No. 7 in the
Coaches’ poll, the Gamecocks, under ninth-year head
coach Steve Spurrier, have solidified the program to
a point where they are able to re-load, rather than re-
build. Led by the nation’s top defensive player and a
Heisman Trophy candidate in Jadeveon Clowney, Caro-
lina figures to be one of the favorites in the SEC East
and a preseason top-10 candidate again in 2013.
Once again, the road to Atlanta and the SEC Cham-
pionship Game is a difficult one. However, at least on
paper, this year’s schedule appears a bit more manage-
able, as it does not feature a gauntlet similar to the one
the Gamecocks faced in 2012 when they had contests
versus Georgia, at LSU and at Florida in consecutive
weeks, a stretch that proved to be Carolina’s undoing.
After a non-conference Thursday night opener
against neighboring North Carolina, the Gamecocks
will travel to Georgia for a key early SEC Eastern Di-
vision showdown in which Carolina will try to make
it four-straight over the Bulldogs. Much-improved
Vanderbilt visits Columbia the following week. After a
non-conference trip to UCF, the Gamecocks embark on
a stretch of six-consecutive SEC contests, beginning
with a home game against Kentucky. Carolina then has
three-straight road tilts - at Arkansas, Tennessee and
Missouri - that will test their mettle before wrapping up
the conference slate with back-to-back home battles
with Mississippi State and Florida, the latter of which
could decide the East.
The regular season ends with a pair of non-confer-
ence home games against in-state opponents on the
opposite ends of familiarity. The Gamecocks will meet
Coastal Carolina for the first time ever, then will try to
make it five-straight against Clemson when the teams
meet for the 111th time on November 30 in Columbia.
The Carolina offense officially returns six starters, in-
cluding four on the offensive line, from a squad that
averaged 31.5 points per game a season ago. Gone
are playmakers like Marcus Lattimore and Ace Sand-
ers, along with center T.J. Johnson who started every
game over the past four seasons, and solid contributors
in Justice Cunningham and D.L. Moore. Led by a pair
of experienced quarterbacks in Connor Shaw, the only
senior skill position player on the depth chart, and ju-
nior Dylan Thompson, the Gamecocks have as good of
tandem QB’s as anyone in the country. The Gamecocks
return 42 percent of their rushing yards, 96 percent of
their passing yards and 54 percent of their receiving
yards from a year ago. Along with the signal-caller, the
strength of this year’s offense could be in a still young,
but experienced offensive line.
QUARTERBACK:
Incumbent Con-
nor Shaw returns
for his senior
campaign. Shaw,
who owns a 17-3
record as a start-
ing quarterback,
including a 10-0
mark at home,
threw for just un-
der 2,000 yards
a season ago
while completing
two-thirds of his
passes, including
17 for touchdowns
against just seven interceptions. Shaw is also the
Gamecocks’ leading returning rusher after netting 435
yards with three scores a year ago. He sat out the spring
after undergoing surgery right after the bowl game on
his foot, but should be at full go when fall practices get
underway. With Shaw sidelined for the spring, junior
Dylan Thompson was handed the reins, something
he handled admirably in spot duty during the 2012
campaign. Thompson completed 52 percent of his
passes for 1,027 yards with 10 touchdowns and just
two INTs last year. He went the distance in the win at
Clemson and fired the game-winning touchdown strike
to Bruce Ellington in the final seconds of the Outback
Bowl against Michigan. Redshirt freshman Brendan
Nosovitch enters the fall third on the depth chart, but
impressed the coaches both during practices last fall
and in the spring. Nosovitch put together one of Penn-
sylvania’s most outstanding prep careers, passing for
nearly 13,000 yards. True freshman Connor Mitch got
his first taste of college ball this spring and responded
to the challenge. Mitch was one of two freshman to
graduate early and enroll at Carolina in January. At
6-3 and 219-pounds, he is blessed with excellent size
and was highly regarded coming out of Raleigh, N.C.
Newcomer Perry Orth caught the coaches’ eyes in the
spring as well, while sophomore walk-on Austin Hails
provides depth.
TAILBACK: The Gamecocks will have a new look at
tailback following the departure of Marcus Lattimore
and Kenny Miles, who combined to rush 870 times
for over 4,000 yards during their Carolina careers.
While running backs coach Everette Sands is excited
about the overall talent in the backfield, he viewed the
spring as a time for separation and was looking for
someone to step up and fill those big shoes vacated
by Lattimore. Ideally, Sands would like his number one
tailback to have 60-65 percent of the carries, with the
number two back getting the next 30-35 percent. The
first three on the depth chart entering the fall are all
sophomores. Mike Davis gained some valuable ex-
perience and showed some flashes last fall as a true
freshman and came out of the spring holding a slight
lead as the front-runner to work with the first unit. He
averaged 5.3 yards per carry including a 50-yard burst
against UAB. Brandon Wilds returns after sitting out
the 2012 campaign as a redshirt and looked faster and
stronger in the spring. Wilds has proven himself at
this level, as he logged three 100-yard rushing games
as a true freshman in 2011. A patient runner, Wilds is
also considered the best blocker of the group. Redshirt
freshman Kendric Salley was healthy for the first time
and had an opportunity to put his talents on display this
spring. He has the physical tools the coaches are look-
ing for but also has the biggest learning curve. Shon
Carson has missed most of his first two seasons for
the Garnet & Black with injuries and did not participate
in the spring while serving as a member of the Carolina
baseball team. When he’s been healthy, the coaches like
his ability. Two fall newcomers have the coaches ex-
cited as well. David Williams, who hails from Phila-
delphia, Pa., was a highly sought-after recruit, while
Jamari Smith from Jacksonville,Fla. flew a bit more
under the radar. Both are talented backs with Williams, a
6-1, 200-pounder, considered to be a little further along
development-wise and could get a long look during the
preseason camp. Walk-on Devin Potter adds depth.
The Carolina offense officially returns six starters, in
an
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2012 Statistics (NCAA Rank)
Scoring Offense................................................31.54 (44)
Rushing Offense .............................................138.46 (89)
Passing Offense .............................................238.08 (57)
Total Offense ..................................................376.54 (82)
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Lettermen Returning Squadmen Returning
Connor Shaw Austin Hails
Dylan Thompson Brendan Nosovitch

Lettermen Lost Roster Newcomers
None Connor Mitch
2012 Starters in Bold Perry Orth
Tailback
Lettermen Returning Squadmen Returning
Mike Davis Shon Carson
Brandon Wilds Devin Potter
Kendric Salley
Lettermen Lost
Marcus Lattimore Roster Newcomers
Kenny Miles Jamari Smith
2012 Starters in Bold David Williams
Late game heroics lifted Carolina over Michigan in the
2013 Outback Bowl.
Connor Shaw
GAMECOCKSONLINE.COM 15
CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2013 Outlook
FULLBACK: The Gamecocks had a limited number of
two-back sets which incorporated a fullback in 2012
and that will likely not change in 2013. Only walk-ons
dot the roster for this role, which primarily has been as
a blocker for the tailback. Junior Connor McLaurin,
who earned his first letter last fall primarily due to his
work on special teams, figures to be the first fullback
called upon. Junior Jordan Diaz moved over from
linebacker in the spring and will compete for the po-
sition, along with sophomore Ty Sutherland. Garri-
son Gist joined the fold in the spring. Gist had made
a name for himself in weightlifting competitions prior to
returning to the gridiron.
WIDE RECEIVER: Youth will be served at the wide
receiver position, as the unit does not feature a senior.
Wide receivers coach Steve Spurrier Jr. will have to find
a replacement for his top performer, Ace Sanders, who
left after an MVP performance in the Outback Bowl and
with a year of eligibility remaining to embark on a pro
career. But Spurrier Jr. is accustomed to replacing some
special receivers who have donned the Garnet & Black
in recent years, including Sidney Rice, Kenny McKin-
ley and Alshon Jeffery, all of whom earned spots on
NFL rosters. The leader of this year’s group figures to
be one of college athletics top two-sport standouts in
junior Bruce Ellington. Ellington had his best season
on the gridiron last fall, leading the team with 600 re-
ceiving yards on 40 catches with seven touchdowns. He
spent the first three
months of the cal-
endar year serv-
ing as the starting
point guard on
Frank Martin’s
men’s basketball
team. Ellington
enters the fall
joined on the first
unit by a pair of
junior classmates
in Damiere Byrd
and Nick Jones.
Byrd, who also is a two-sport standout at South Caro-
lina as a member of the track & field team, is the fast-
est player on the roster and the Gamecocks’ best deep
threat. He averaged 26.1 yards on 14 catches a sea-
son ago. While Byrd seems to make the big splashes,
Jones flies more under the radar. He logged a dozen
catches last season, but eight of those came in the fi-
nal three games. Interestingly, none of the Gamecocks’
three projected starters stand taller than 5-9. After those
three, the rest of the receiving corps is talented but vir-
tually untested. Sophomore Shaq Roland may have
the most raw talent of the group and is listed as a “co-
starter” entering the fall, along with Byrd. The state’s
2011 “Mr. Football” came in with all kinds of creden-
tials but saw limited action as a true freshman as he
made the adjustment to the collegiate level. Redshirt
sophomores Shamier Jeffery and K.J. Brent are
both in their third year in the program and should be
ready to challenge for a spot in the rotation. The light
seemed to come on the spring for Jeffery, who is the
younger brother of Alshon Jeffery, the former Game-
cock All-American. Kwinton Smith and Jody Fuller
were redshirted as freshman a year ago, and have an
opportunity to prove that they are ready to contribute as
well in the fall. Brent and Smith both are listed at 6-4,
giving Coach Spurrier Jr. some options when he wants
to go with some taller receivers. Walk-ons Tevin Brad-
shaw, Dwyane Duckett, Matthew Harvey, David
Wilkins, and Kane Whitehurst add depth. Bradshaw
and Whitehurst are eligible this fall for the first time
after sitting out a year as a transfer, while Duckett is
a local product from Columbia’s Spring Valley High
School. Harvey brings exceptional height at 6-8, but is
raw. Wilkins is a former track member at South Caro-
lina who played cornerback last fall in his first work on
the college gridiron. Whitehurst is the cousin of current
NFL and former Clemson quarterback Charlie White-
hurst. He spent a year at Arkansas before transferring
to Carolina. Walk-on Carlton Heard impressed the
coaches in the spring, but will not be eligible this fall
after transferring from Gardner-Webb.
TIGHT END: Despite the departure of Justice Cun-
ningham, “Mr. Irrelevant” in the 2013 NFL Draft, the
Gamecocks figure to be well-stocked at the tight end
position again this season. While Cunningham proved
to be an excellent blocker and a better receiver than
most gave him credit for, the returning trio of schol-
arship players all have the size and speed to present
difficult matches for a defense. Rory “Busta” An-
derson, a 6-5, 242-pound target, has been a big-play
performer during his first two campaigns, logging eight
touchdowns on 22 catches in 26 contests. Jerell Ad-
ams, who checks in a 6-6 and 237-pounds, earned a
spot on the SEC All-Freshman team a year ago. Drew
Owens, a 6-6, 244-pound sophomore, figures to work
his way into the mix as well, after a knee injury suffered
in the 2012 Garnet & Black Spring Game limited his
opportunities last fall. Walk-on Jeff Homad returns to
add depth.
OFFENSIVE LINE: Relatively young but experienced
would be the best way to describe the returners on
the offensive line. The Gamecocks lost a good one in
center T.J. Johnson, who started every game over the
past four seasons, but return everyone else who saw
any significant action during the 2012 campaign. The
only senior of the group is right tackle Ronald Pat-
rick, who started every game a year ago. Patrick is one
of just four scholarship seniors on this year’s squad and
joins Connor Shaw as the only two on the offensive side
of the ball. A pair of junior starters return on the left
side of the line and figure to man those positions again
this year. Tackle Corey Robinson, the biggest of the
linemen at 6-8, 341, and guard A.J. Cann, a two-year
starter who is considered an all-conference candidate,
should be even more comfortable working side-by-
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Lettermen Returning Squadmen Returning
Connor McLaurin Jordan Diaz
Ty Sutherland
Lettermen Lost
Jacob Baker Roster Newcomers
Qua Gilchrist Garrison Gist
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Lettermen Returning Squadmen Returning
K.J. Brent Tevin Bradshaw
Damiere Byrd Dwayne Duckett
Bruce Ellington Jody Fuller
Nick Jones Shamier Jeffery
Shaq Roland Kwinton Smith
Kane Whitehurst
Lettermen Lost David Wilkins
D.L. Moore
Ace Sanders Roster Newcomers
DeAngelo Smith Matthew Harvey
2012 Starters in Bold Carlton Heard
Offensive Line
Lettermen Returning Squadmen Returning
A.J. Cann Brock Stadnik
Cody Gibson Clayton Stadnik
Mike Matulis Cody Waldrop
Ronald Patrick Mason Zandi
Corey Robinson
Brandon Shell Roster Newcomers
Will Sport Bryce King
Alan Knott
Lettermen Lost D.J. Park
Kaleb Broome Na’Ty Rodgers
Travis Ford J.P. Vonashek
T.J. Johnson 2012 Starters in Bold
Nick Jones
Tight End
Lettermen Returning Squadmen Returning
Jerrell Adams Jeff Homad
Rory Anderson Drew Owens

Lettermen Lost Roster Newcomers
Justice Cunningham none
2012 Starters in Bold
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side this season.
Robinson came
into his own last
season while Cann
has taken on more
of a leadership role
both on and off the
field. Sophomore
Brandon Shell
took over the right
tackle duties last
season and earned
a spot on the SEC
A l l - F r e s h ma n
team. The coaches
feel he as a tre-
mendous upside.
The only newcomer on the starting five entering the fall
figures to be redshirt freshman center Cody Waldrop.
The coaches like his potential and he could become
a fixture for years to come. Junior Cody Gibson has
made six starts in his career and could push either Rob-
inson or Shell for playing time at one of the tackle posi-
tions, giving Carolina quality depth at that spot. Another
tackle, junior Mike Matulis, has seen considerable
playing time during his Gamecock career, including
10 starts, but missed the spring while rehabbing from
shoulder surgery. He has yet to use a redshirt, so that’s
a possibility for him if he needs more time to rehab the
shoulders. The only sophomore reserve of the group,
Will Sport, saw action on special teams last season
and is a darkhorse candidate to see playing time at an
inside position. A trio of redshirt freshman, six-foot
nine-inch tackle Mason Zandi and the twins, guard
Brock Stadnik and center Clayton Stadnik, used
the year to get bigger and stronger in the weight room.
They are hoping that extra work paid off and can carry
over to the field of play. Newcomer D.J. Park gradu-
ated from high school early and got a jump start on the
other incoming freshman class this spring, which also
includes center Alan Knott, guard Bryce King and
tackles Na’Ty Rodgers and J.P. Vonashek.
The Carolina defense returns five starters from a unit
that ranked in the top 25 in the four major statistical cat-
egories a year ago - scoring defense (13th), rushing de-
fense (17th), passing defense (21st) and total defense
(11th). The Gamecocks will have a completely different
look to their linebacking corps, as Reginald Bowens,
DeVonte Holloman, Damario Jeffery, Quin Smith and
Shaq Wilson, who combined for 99 career starts, all
moved on following graduation. Carolina will also be
without starters Byron Jerideau and Devin Taylor along
the defensive line, and standout safety D.J. Swearinger.
However, the cupboard is certainly not bare. Any unit
that can feature 6-6, 272-pound defensive end Jade-
veon Clowney, a unanimous All-American and legiti-
mate candidate for every post-season award in 2013,
including the Heisman Trophy, is one to be reckoned
with. Clowney will be joined up front by Kelcy Quarles
and Chaz Sutton. The secondary features three return-
ing starters in cornerbacks Victor Hampton and Jimmy
Legree and safety Brison Williams. Defensive coordina-
tor Lorenzo Ward is confident the talent level is there
and the experience will come, but the goal will be to
develop some leaders among the unit, which started in
the spring.
DEFENSIVE LINE: The only coaching change for the
Gamecocks this past offseason came on the defensive
line where former North Carolina assistant Deke Adams
was brought in to replace longtime assistant Brad Law-
ing. Adams must have felt like he won the lottery when
he took the job knowing he would be working with the
nation’s top defensive player in Jadeveon Clowney.
Clowney, a 6-6, 274-pound junior earned unanimous
All-America honors last season, just the second Game-
cock in history to do so, joining Heisman Trophy winner
George Rogers. Clowney, a Heisman contender in his
own right after finishing sixth in the balloting in 2012,
was the Ted Hendricks Award winner as the nation’s top
defensive end, and was a finalist for the Nagurski, Lom-
bardi and Bednarik Awards after setting school records
with 13.0 sacks and 23.5 tackles for loss. But Clowney
isn’t the only standout on the defensive line. Junior
Kelcy Quarles
has started 17
games over the
past two seasons
and figures to be
a stalwart in the
middle of the de-
fensive line again
in 2013. The only
scholarship senior
of the unit is de-
fensive end Chaz
Sutton. Sutton, a
6-5, 263-pounder,
has waited patient-
ly for his turn in
the starting lineup,
but has been very productive as a backup, as witnessed
by his 5.0 sacks last season. Junior J.T. Surratt, who
also has been waiting his turn, figures to open the fall as
the probable starter at the defensive tackle position next
to Quarles. While those penciled in to start have plenty
of experience, the spring will be an opportunity for sev-
eral younger players to show they are ready for the big
stage. Three sophomores will challenge for time at the
tackle position, including Gerald Dixon Jr., Phillip
Dukes and Deon Green. Dixon Jr. saw the most time
last season and is listed as a co-starter with Surratt,
Dukes was considered the “Most Improved” defensive
lineman in the spring, while Green was finally healthy
after being hampered by injuries throughout his Caro-
lina career. A pair of sophomores in Gerald Dixon and
Mason Harris, along with redshirt freshman Darius
English, will compete for the backup roles at defensive
end. Walk-on defensive end, Michael Washington
adds depth. The newcomers include Devan’te Cov-
ington, Kelsey Griffin, Gerald Turner and Devin
Washington. Covington, Turner and Washington are
ends, while Griffin will work in the middle of the line.
LINEBACKER: Maybe the biggest question mark en-
tering the fall will be how the Gamecocks fill the line-
backing position. The veteran quartet of Shaq Wilson,
Reginald Bowens, Damario Jeffery and Quin Smith took
nearly ever snap last season, leaving a thin and untested
group that went through spring drills. The only upper-
classman on the roster is junior walk-on Kyle Morini,
and he just joined the squad in the spring. A pair of
second-year players in sophomore Kaiwan Lewis
The Carolina defense returns five starters from a unit
2012 Statistics (NCAA Rank)
Scoring Defense ...............................................18.23 (13)
Rushing Defense ............................................120.69 (17)
Passing Defense.............................................194.85 (21)
Total Defense ..................................................315.54 (11)
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Lettermen Returning Squadmen Returning
Jadeveon Clowney Gerald Dixon
Gerald Dixon Jr. Phillip Dukes
Mason Harris Darius English
Kelcy Quarles Deon Green
J.T. Surratt Michael Washington
Chaz Sutton
Roster Newcomers
Lettermen Lost Devan’te Covington
Aldrick Fordham Kelsey Griffin
Byron Jerideau Gerald Turner
Devin Taylor Devin Washington
2012 Starters in Bold
Brandon Shell
A.J. Cann and Ronald Patrick
Kelcy Quarles
Linebacker
Lettermen Returning Squadmen Returning
Cedric Cooper T.J. Holloman
Kaiwan Lewis Kelvin Rainey
Marquis Roberts
Lettermen Lost
Reginald Bowens Roster Newcomers
Chaun Gresham Larenz Bryant
Damario Jeffery David Johnson
Quin Smith James King
Shaq Wilson Kyle Morini
Skai Moore
2012 Starters in Bold Jonathan Walton
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and redshirt freshman T.J. Holloman will compete for
the “Mike” position. Lewis lettered last season primarily
for his work on special teams and was considered the
“Most Improved” in the spring. Holloman is very intel-
ligent and is able to grasp the concepts quickly. Sopho-
more Cedrick Cooper was sidelined in the spring with
a knee injury, but figures to figure prominently for duty
at the Will position. Sophomore Marcquis Roberts
and redshirt freshman Kelvin Rainey took the bulk
of the snaps at that position in the spring. Roberts has
been injured throughout his stint at Carolina, while
Rainey made the transition from his tight end position
last year. A quartet of incoming freshmen will have an
opportunity to make an immediate impact this fall. That
foursome includes Larenz Bryant, David John-
son, Skai Moore and Jonathan Walton. Walk-on
James King adds depth.
SPUR: One of the
most important
positions of the
Gamecock defense
is the Spur, a hy-
brid linebacker/
safety spot that
was manned the
last two seasons
by Antonio Al-
len and DeVonte
Holloman, both
of whom were
NFL Draft picks.
Junior Sharrod
Golightly came
out of the spring
holding down the
starting role, but he will be hard-pressed to hold off
redshirt freshman Jordan Diggs for that duty this fall.
Golightly has the benefit of experience, but Diggs has
impressed the coaches in his short time on the Colum-
bia campus. Newcomer Mohamed Camara will be
counted on to provide help down the line.
CORNERBACK: The Gamecocks have both of their
starting cornerbacks returning, as Victor Hampton
made a dozen starts last season and Jimmy Legree
earned eight starting assignments. Hampton, a junior, is
the most physical corner on the squad and considered
the best cover man. One who plays with a lot of emo-
tion, Hampton
logged 40 tackles
and one intercep-
tion last season.
Legree, a senior,
has played both
corner and safety
during his Game-
cock career. He
tied for the team
lead with three
interceptions last
season while fig-
uring in on 44
stops. The coach-
ing staff is hopeful
that junior college
transfer Ronnie Martin can work his way into the ro-
tation. Martin originally signed with the Gamecocks in
2011, finally made his way onto the Columbia campus
in January, but missed most of the spring drills while
nursing a hamstring injury. He also missed much of last
season with a hamstring issue to his other leg. Walk-on
Sidney Rhodes, who developed into a solid contribu-
tor on special teams, has worked his way into the con-
versation for additional playing time. Athletic sopho-
more Ahmad Christian gained some much needed
experience last fall as a redshirt freshman, but earned a
spot on the Carolina baseball team in the spring, which
kept him off the gridiron. Rico McWilliams caught
the coaches’ eyes early last fall before suffering a
season-ending knee injury. He sat out the entire spring
while rehabbing the knee and will be a factor this fall if
he has regained full health. Freshmen Pharoh Cooper
and Ali Groves will join the fold in the fall and will
have an opportunity to contribute immediately.
SAFETY: Another position with no seniors on the pre-
season depth chart is safety. Replacing D.J. Swearing-
er’s leadership, ability and tenacity will be difficult, but
several young players will get an opportunity to step up
and fill the void. Junior Brison Williams is the odds
on favorite to take over those leadership duties vacated
by Swearinger as the returning starter at strong safety.
He finished sixth on the team in tackles last season
with 52 while starting a dozen games. Junior Kadetrix
“JJ” Marcus is penciled in as the starter at free safety,
but will face stiff competition in the fall if sophomore
T.J. Gurley, a member of the SEC All-Freshman team,
is able to bounce back from his season-ending knee
injury. A trio of redshirt freshmen, including Chaz El-
der, Kyle Fleetwood and Chris Moody, all had the
opportunity to showcase their talents in the spring and
will be counted on to provide some much-needed depth
this fall. Incoming freshman Jasper Sasser joins the
squad in the fall, while walk-on Garrett Shank donned
the Garnet & Black for the first time in the spring.
Gamecock
Defense
Safety
Lettermen Returning Squadmen Returning
T.J. Gurley Chaz Elder
Kadetrix Marcus Kyle Fleetwood
Brison Williams Chris Moody

Lettermen Lost Roster Newcomers
Jared Shaw Jasper Sasser
D.J. Swearinger Garrett Shank
2012 Starters in Bold
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Cornerback
Lettermen Returning Squadmen Returning
Ahmad Christian Rico McWilliams
Victor Hampton
Jimmy Legree Roster Newcomers
Sidney Rhodes Pharoh Cooper
Ali Groves
Lettermen Lost Ronnie Martin
Akeem Auguste
2012 Starters in Bold
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Lettermen Returning Squadmen Returning
Sharrod Golightly Jordan Diggs

Lettermen Lost Roster Newcomers
DeVonte Holloman Mohamed Camara
2012 Starters in Bold
Victor Hampton
Brison Williams
Sharrod Golightly
2013 SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 18
CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2013 Outlook
Special teams coach Joe Robinson returns for his
second season with the Gamecocks. He will be chal-
lenged this fall to find replacements for kicker Adam
Yates, deep snapper Walker Inabinet, holder Seth
Strickland and punt returner extraordinare Ace Sanders.
The Gamecocks will be looking for improvement in all
facets, including the punt team and kickoff return unit
that feature specialists Tyler Hull and Bruce Ellington,
respectively.
PLACEKICKER: For the third straight season, Caro-
lina goes into the fall looking for a new placekicker.
Sophomore walk-on Landon Ard and redshirt fresh-
man Nick St. Germain, a scholarship player, battled
it out all spring for both the field goal/PAT and kickoff
duties. Ard gained some experience last season as he
handled the kickoff duties early in the season before
giving way to a more consistent Adam Yates. Ard came
out of the spring as the leader in the clubhouse, but St.
Germain will continue to put the pressure on should
Ard falter. Walk-on Caleb Kelly joined the squad in
the spring, while Elliott Fry and Max Huggins will
walk-on in the fall.
PUNTER: Junior Tyler Hull arrived on campus after
fall camp opened in 2012 and quickly established him-
self as the team’s top punter, a role he held all season.
He seemed to get more comfortable as the season pro-
gressed and is expected to improve on his average this
season. Junior Patrick Fish will once again provide
the primary competition. While Hull was considered the
“Most Improved” punter during the spring competition,
Fish was recognized as the Jim Carlen Special Teams
Player of the Spring. Newcomer Andrew Komornik
joined the competition in the spring, while Elliott Fry
and Max Huggins will get into the mix in the fall.
LONG SNAPPER: Coach Robinson continues to
search for a suitable replacement for the long snapping
duties, which were in the capable hands of Walker In-
abinet for the last three seasons. Inabinet is believed
to hold the school record for most games dressed, as
he dressed for every contest over the past five years.
Sophomore Coleman Harley and junior Ryland
Culbertson return to the squad and figure to battle
it out, while newcomer Drew Williams will join the
competition in the fall. The final decision on who earns
this unsung position may not be decided until just be-
fore the season opener.
KICK RETURNER: Junior Bruce Ellington has
handled the bulk of the kickoff returns in each of the
past two seasons and figures to have the first opportu-
nity again in 2013, although his importance as a wide
receiver may sway the coaching staff to look another
direction. Damiere Byrd certainly has the speed nec-
essary to take one the distance, while Victor Hampton
has shown an ability to succeed in the return game as
well.
PUNT RETURNER: The Gamecocks will be hard-
pressed to replace one of the nation’s best in electric
Ace Sanders. Sanders earned co-SEC Special Teams
Player of the Year accolades after averaging over 15
yards a return while taking it to the house against both
Georgia and Michigan. Victor Hampton gets the first
shot at taking over for Sanders and Bruce Ellington
could be a viable option as well. Incoming freshman
Pharoh Cooper had an outstanding prep career as
a returner and could get a long look when fall camp
opens.

HOLDER: Reserve punter Patrick Fish served as
the backup for Seth Strickland last season and was the
number one option in that role during the spring.
Gamecock
Special Teams
Special teams coach Joe Robinson returns for his
th
wa
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2012 Statistics (NCAA Rank)
Kickoff Returns .................................................21.65 (62)
Punt Returns ......................................................14.23 (9)
Net Punting ......................................................36.03 (77)
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Special Teams
Lettermen Returning Squadmen Returning
Tyler Hull (P) Landon Ard (PK)
Ryland Culbertson (LS)
Lettermen Lost Patrick Fish (P)
Walker Inabinet (LS) Coleman Harley (LS)
Seth Strickland (H) Nick St. Germain (PK)
Adam Yates (PK)
Roster Newcomers
2012 Starters in Bold Elliott Fry (P/K)
Max Huggins (P/K)
Caleb Kelly (PK)
Andrew Komornik (P)
Drew Williams (LS)
Tyler Hull
2013 SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 20
CAROLINA FOOTBALL Head Coach Steve Spurrier
Steve Spurrier, who has coached a national championship
team, won seven Southeastern Conference titles, garnered nine
conference Coach of the Year awards, and won 73 percent of the
college games in which he has coached, is beginning his ninth
season as head coach at the University of South Carolina. Spur-
rier was introduced as Carolina’s 32nd head coach on Nov. 23,
2004.
Coach Spurrier has compiled a 208-77-2 (.728) won-loss
record in 23 seasons as a major college head coach, including
a 66-37 mark (.641) at Carolina. He became the 71st collegiate
coach (all divisions) and the 22nd in Division I to record 200
career victories when he defeated UAB on Sept. 15, 2012 and
logged his 250th all-time coaching win against Georgia on Oc-
tober 6, 2012.
Coach Spurrier surpassed Rex Enright’s school record for wins
when he logged number 65 at Clemson in the 2012 season finale.
In doing so, he joined the great Bear Bryant as the only coaches
to boast the most coaching victories at two different SEC schools.
He led the Duke Blue Devils to the 1989 Atlantic Coast Confer-
ence championship before returning to his alma mater, the Uni-
versity of Florida, as head coach in 1990. During his 12 seasons
with the Gators, Spurrier’s teams won seven Southeastern Confer-
ence championships, one national title and finished ranked in the
nation’s top 10 nine times. His record at Florida was an amazing
122-27-1 (.817). Spurrier, who won the 1966 Heisman Trophy
as a quarterback for the Gators, was also head coach of the NFL’s
Washington Redskins (2002-03). He returned to the college ranks
in 2005 after a one-year absence from the sidelines.
In his first season at South Carolina, Coach Spurrier led the
Gamecocks to a 7-5 record and a second-place finish in the SEC
Eastern Division. In doing so, he posted a five-game winning
streak, the 15th-consecutive year in which he has had a five-game
winning streak, something no other coach in college history has
accomplished. He was honored as the SEC Coach of the Year
by the Associated Press after leading the
Gamecocks to a school-record five straight
SEC wins, their first win ever at Tennessee
and their first win over Florida since the
1930s.
He came back with an 8-5 record in
2006, just the ninth time in school history
that the Gamecocks posted eight or more
wins in a season. The season was capped
with a Liberty Bowl win over C-USA cham-
pion Houston.
In his third season with the Garnet &
Black, Spurrier’s squad raced out to a 6-1
record and moved as high as No. 6 in the
BCS rankings, before finishing the cam-
paign with a 6-6 record. With 21 wins, he
set the Carolina record for coaching victo-
ries after three seasons at the helm.
With a 7-6 record in 2008, Carolina returned to a New Year’s
Day bowl game for the first time since the 2001 season. The
Gamecocks followed that up with another 7-6 record in 2009,
their sixth consecutive non-losing season, the longest stretch in
school history since 1928-34. The 2009 season included a win
over No. 4 Ole Miss, only the second time in school history that
Carolina had defeated a top-five team.
His 2010 Gamecock squad posted several milestones en route
to a 9-5 season, the biggest of which was the school’s first SEC
Eastern Division title and first appearance in the SEC Champion-
ship. The Gamecocks also defeated the nation’s No. 1 team, Ala-
bama, for the first time in school history, and finished the season
ranked 22nd in both major national polls. He was named SEC
Coach of the Year for the seventh time, his ninth overall Coach
of the Year honor.
The Gamecocks continued to make history in 2011, winning
a school record 11 games and finishing in the the top-10 in the
final A.P. poll for the first time. The squad also won a school re-
cord six SEC games and defeated each of their Eastern Division
rivals in the same season for the first time. Carolina capped the
regular season with a win over Clemson, its third-straight over
its Palmetto State rival, the first time that has been accomplished
since 1968-70, then defeated Nebraska in the Capital One Bowl
by a convincing 30-13 margin.
The 2012 season was another success, as the Gamecocks
rolled up a school-record 11 wins for the second-straight season
and logged double-digits in wins for just the third time in school
history, capped off by a 33-28 win over Michigan in the Outback
Bowl. They defeated four teams that finished among the nation’s
top-25 in Georgia, Clemson, Vanderbilt and Michigan. The
Gamecocks defeated in-state rival Clemson for a fourth-straight
year, the first time that had been accomplished since the 1950s.
Over the past three seasons, the Gamecocks are 11-1 against
their top rivals, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee and Clemson.
THE spurrier FILE
Full Name: Stephen Orr Spurrier
Hometown: Johnson City, Tenn.
Wife: Jerri
Children: Lisa, Amy, Steve Jr., Scott
College: Florida (1967)
2005-13 South Carolina Head Coach
2002-03 Washington Head Coach (NFL)
1990-01 Florida Head Coach
1987-89 Duke Head Coach
1983-85 Tampa Bay Head Coach (USFL)
1980-82 Duke Assistant Coach
1979 Georgia Tech Assistant Coach
1978 Florida Assistant Coach
2013 Outback Bowl
2012 Capital One Bowl
2010 Chick-fil-A Bowl
2010 Papajohns.com Bowl
2009 Outback Bowl
2006 Liberty Bowl
2005 Independence Bowl
2002 Orange Bowl
2001 Sugar Bowl
2000 Citrus Bowl
1999 Orange Bowl
1998 Citrus Bowl
1997 Sugar Bowl
1996 Fiesta Bowl
1995 Sugar Bowl
1994 Sugar Bowl
1992 Gator Bowl
1992 Sugar Bowl
1989 All-American Bowl
personal
coaching experience
bowl experience
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Steve Spurrier
vs. All Opponents
Opponent ..................Record
Akron .......................................... 1-0
Alabama ...................................... 7-5
Arkansas ..................................... 6-5
Arkansas State ............................. 1-0
Army ........................................... 1-0
Auburn ...................................... 10-8
Ball State ..................................... 1-0
Central Florida ............................ 2-0
Central Michigan ......................... 1-0
Citadel ......................................... 3-0
Clemson ...................................... 6-5
Colgate ........................................ 1-0
Connecticut ................................. 0-1
East Carolina ............................... 2-0
Florida ......................................... 3-5
Florida Atlantic ............................ 2-0
Florida State ............................ 5-9-1
Furman ........................................ 2-0
Georgia ..................................... 15-5
Georgia Southern ........................ 1-0
Georgia Tech ............................... 3-0
Houston ...................................... 2-0
Iowa ............................................ 0-1
Kentucky ................................... 19-1
Louisiana-Monroe ....................... 2-0
Louisville .................................... 1-0
Louisiana-Lafayette ..................... 3-0
LSU ........................................... 11-4
Marshall ...................................... 1-0
Maryland ..................................... 2-2
Miami (Fla.) ................................ 0-1
Michigan ..................................... 1-0
Michigan State ............................ 0-1
Middle Tennessee ....................... 2-0
Mississippi State ......................... 7-2
Missouri ...................................... 1-1
Navy ............................................ 1-0
Nebraska ..................................... 1-1
New Mexico State ........................ 1-0
North Carolina ............................. 4-0
North Carolina State ................ 4-1-1
Northern Illinois .......................... 2-0
Northwestern ............................... 3-0
Notre Dame ................................. 0-1
Oklahoma State ........................... 1-0
Ole Miss ...................................... 4-0
Penn State ................................... 1-0
Rutgers ........................................ 0-1
San Jose State ............................. 1-0
South Carolina .......................... 10-1
South Carolina State ................... 2-0
Southern Miss ............................. 4-0
Syracuse ..................................... 1-1
Tennessee ................................. 14-8
Texas Tech ................................... 0-1
Troy ............................................. 2-0
UAB ............................................. 2-0
Vanderbilt .................................. 18-2
Virginia ....................................... 1-2
Wake Forest ................................ 1-2
West Virginia ............................... 1-0
Western Michigan ....................... 1-0
Wofford ....................................... 3-0
TOTALS ................. 208-77-2
Year School/ Overall League/ Conference Postseason/ Final AP Final Coaches’
Organization Record Conference Record/Finish Bowl Poll Poll
1983 Tampa Bay 11-7 USFL 3rd, Central Division n/a n/a
1984 Tampa Bay 14-5 USFL 2nd, Southern Division 1st Round n/a
1985 Tampa Bay 10-9 USFL 5th, Eastern Conference 1st Round n/a
1987 Duke 5-6 ACC 2-5/7th — — —
1988 Duke 7-3-1 ACC 3-3-1/6th — — —
1989 Duke 8-4 ACC 6-1/1st All-American — —
1990 Florida 9-2 SEC 6-1/1st None 13 13
1991 Florida 10-2 SEC 7-0/1st Sugar 7 8
1992 Florida 9-4 SEC 6-2/1st in East* Gator 10 11
1993 Florida 11-2 SEC 7-1/1st* Sugar 5 4
1994 Florida 10-2-1 SEC 7-1/1st* Sugar 7 7
1995 Florida 12-1 SEC 8-0/1st* Fiesta 2 3
1996 Florida 12-1 SEC 8-0/1st* Sugar 1 1
1997 Florida 10-2 SEC 6-2/tied 2nd in East Citrus 4 6
1998 Florida 10-2 SEC 7-1/2nd in East Orange 5 6
1999 Florida 9-4 SEC 7-1/1st in East* Citrus 12 14
2000 Florida 10-3 SEC 7-1/1st* Sugar 10 11
2001 Florida 10-2 SEC 6-2/2nd in East Orange 3 3
2002 Washington 7-9 NFL 3rd, NFC East n/a n/a
2003 Washington 5-11 NFL 3rd, NFC East n/a n/a
2005 South Carolina 7-5 SEC 5-3/tied 2nd in East Independence — —
2006 South Carolina 8-5 SEC 3-5/5th in East Liberty — —
2007 South Carolina 6-6 SEC 3-5/tied 4th in East — — —
2008 South Carolina 7-6 SEC 4-4/tied 3rd in East Outback — —
2009 South Carolina 7-6 SEC 3-5/tied 4th in East Papajohns.com — —
2010 South Carolina 9-5 SEC 5-3/1st in East* Chick-fil-A 22 22
2011 South Carolina 11-2 SEC 6-2/2nd in East Capital One 9 8
2012 South Carolina 11-2 SEC 6-2/3rd in East Outback 8 7
*Appeared in SEC Championship Game
COACHING RECORDS Overall Record (Pct.) Conference Record^ (Pct.) Years
Overall Record (Pro and College) 255-118-2 (.683) --- 28 years
College Record 208-77-2 (.728) 128-50-1 (.718) 23 years
Pro Record 47-41-0 (.534) --- 5 years
SEC Record 188-64-1 (.745) 117-41-0 (.741) 20 years
Florida Record 122-27-1 (.817) 82-12-0 (.872) 12 years
Duke Record 20-13-1 (.603) 11-9-1 (.548) 3 years
South Carolina Record 66-37-0 (.641) 35-29-0 (.547) 8 years
USFL Record# 35-21-0 (.625) --- 3 years
NFL Record 12-20-0 (.375) --- 2 years
#Includes 2 playoff losses; ^Regular season only; 5-3 in SEC Championship Games
Carolina Coaching Highs FBS Active Coaching Leaders
Most Games
at Carolina
No. Coach Games
1. Rex Enright 140
2. Steve Spurrier 103
3. Paul Dietzel 96
4. Jim Carlen 82
5. Billy Laval 71
6. Lou Holtz 70
7. Joe Morrison 69
8. Brad Scott 56
9. Sparky Woods 55
10. Warren Giese 50
Marvin Bass 50
Most Wins
at Carolina
No. Coach Wins
1. Steve Spurrier 66
2. Rex Enright 64
3. Jim Carlen 45
4. Paul Dietzel 42
5. Billy Laval 39
Joe Morrison 39
7. Lou Holtz 33
8. Warren Giese 28
9. Sol Metzger 26
10. Sparky Woods 24
By Wins
No. Coach Wins
1. Frank Beamer 258
2. Mack Brown 235
3. Steve Spurrier 208
4. Brian Kelly 199
5. Dennis Franchione 197
6. Bill Snyder 170
7. Larry Blakeney 169
8. Gary Pinkel 163
9. Nick Saban 154
10. Paul Pasqualoni 151
11. Bob Stoops 149
12. Paul Johnson 148
By Percentage
No. Coach Rec. Pct.
1. Chris Petersen 84-8 .913
2. Urban Meyer 116-23 .835
3. Bobby Stoops 149-37 .801
4. Gary Patterson 116-36 .763
5. Mark Richt 118-40 .747
6. Brian Kelly 199-67-2 .746
7. Bobby Petrino 75-26 .743
8. Larry Coker 72-25 .742
9. Bret Bielema 68-24 .739
10. Nick Saban 154-55-1 .736
11. Mark Hudspeth 83-30 .735
12. Les Miles 113-42 .729
13. Steve Spurrier 208-77-2 .728
2013 SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 22
CAROLINA FOOTBALL Spurrier Career Highlights
Recipient of the 1966 Heisman Trophy.
Two-time All-American at the University of Florida.
Inducted into the National Football Foundation and
College Football Hall of Fame as a player in 1986.
Is the winningest coach at two SEC schools (Florida
and South Carolina), joining Paul “Bear” Bryant (Ken-
tucky and Alabama) as the only coaches with that dis-
tinction.
Became the first person to have both won a Heisman
Trophy and to have coached a Heisman Trophy winner
(Danny Wuerffel).
In 2006, he was one of the first four inductees into
the Gator Ring of Honor alongside Danny Wuerffel, Em-
mitt Smith and Jack Youngblood.
In 2011, he was one of three Heisman Trophy win-
ners at Florida to have a statue erected in his honor.
On May 30, 2013, he was recognized by Governor
Rick Scott as part of the 2013 class of Great Floridians,
a prestigious group of men and women who have made
significant contributions to the progress and prosperity
of Florida.
Compiled a 122-27-1 record at Florida from 1990-
2001, the most wins for a Gator coach in school history
and a winning percentage (.817) that ranked among the
top three in SEC history.
His 122 victories at Florida from 1990-2001 rank as
the highest win total for a coach in his first 12 years at a
school in major college history.
Coached Florida to two National Championship
Game appearances (1995 and 1996), claiming the 1996
national title.
The only coach in SEC history to lead a squad to six
straight seasons of 10 or more wins (1993-1998).
His Gator teams appeared in the weekly polls 202
of a possible 203 weeks, including each of his last 202
consecutive weeks. From 1990-2001, the Gators were
ranked number one in the polls 29 times, appeared in
the top five for 117 weeks and among the nation’s top
10 for 179 weeks.
The only coach in SEC history and one of only three
coaches in major college history to lead a school to 12
consecutive seasons (1990-2001) of nine-plus wins.
One of only five coaches in major college history to
have his team ranked in the final Top 15 Poll in each of
12 consecutive seasons (1990-2001).
Achieved 100 career victories at Florida in a faster
time period (10th season, eighth game) than any major
college coach at a school in the 20th century.
His UF squads finished in the Top 10 of the polls
nine times and six times in the final top five, totals that
both ranked second best in the nation over his 12 sea-
sons (1990-2001). UF’s average poll ranking of 6.5 in
the decade of the 1990s was second best in the nation.

One of only five major college coaches in history
and only the second in SEC history to lead a school to
100 wins during a decade (102-22-1 from 1990-99).
He (1993-96) and the legendary Paul “Bear” Bryant
are the only coaches in SEC history to win as many as
four straight league championships.
The only coach in SEC history to win eight confer-
ence games in a season four straight years (1993-96).
His 73 league wins in the 1990s represented the
most SEC wins during a decade in conference history.
The only coach in SEC history to lead a school to
nine consecutive January bowl game appearances.
His six outright SEC titles (‘91, ‘93, ‘94, ‘95, ‘96,
2000) ranks as the second-best total in SEC history,
trailing only Bear Bryant’s 11.
Prior to his arrival in 1990, Florida had never won
more than nine games in a season. In 12 seasons at the
helm he lead the Gators to nine seasons of 10+ wins.
Has been selected as a finalist for the Paul “Bear”
Bryant National Coach of the Year Award four times
(1990, 1991, 1995, 1996).
In his 23 years as a collegiate head coach he led his
squad to the best record in the conference standings
eight times (Duke in 1989 and Florida in 1990, 1991,
1993, 1994, 1995 1996 and 2000).
Won his 100th game at Florida in 1999 in just his
120th overall game (100-19-1 record), a total that
ranked among the six fewest games to reach that level
at a major college school in the 20th century.
Has been named his conference’s Coach of the Year
nine times (1988 and 1989 in the ACC with Duke, in
1990, 1991, 1994, 1995 and 1996 in the SEC with
Florida and in 2005 and 2010 at South Carolina).
Has led teams to 19 bowl games, including each of
his last 11 years (1991-2001) at Florida and in 18 of
his last 19 seasons overall. Of his 19 bowl teams, 13
played in January.
Steve Spurrier
Versus the SEC
Opponent...............................Record
Alabama..........................................................7-5
Arkansas .........................................................6-5
Auburn..........................................................10-8
Florida ............................................................3-5
Georgia .........................................................15-5
Kentucky .......................................................19-1
LSU ..............................................................11-4
Mississippi State ............................................7-2
Missouri .........................................................1-0
Ole Miss .........................................................4-0
South Carolina..............................................10-1
Tennessee .....................................................14-8
Vanderbilt .....................................................18-2
TOTAL ..................................125-46
SEC Championship Games
Year Opponent Result Score
1992 Alabama L 21-28
1993 Alabama W 28-13
1994 Alabama W 24-23
1995 Arkansas W 34-3
1996 Alabama W 45-30
1999 Alabama L 7-34
2000 Auburn W 28-6
2010 Auburn L 17-56
Record in SEC Title Games 5-3
Bowl Games
Bowl Opponent Result Score
1989 All-American Texas Tech L 21-49
1992 Sugar Notre Dame L 28-39
1992 Gator NC State W 27-10
1994 Sugar West Virginia W 41-7
1995 Sugar Florida State L 17-23
1996 Fiesta Nebraska L 24-62
1997 Sugar Florida State W 52-20
1998 Citrus Penn State W 21-6
1999 Orange Syracuse W 31-10
2000 Citrus Michigan St. L 34-37
2001 Sugar Miami L 27-37
2002 Orange Maryland W 56-23
2005 Independence Missouri L 31-38
2006 Liberty Houston W 44-36
2009 Outback Iowa L 10-31
2010 Papajohns.com Connecticut L 7-20
2010 Chick-fil-A Florida State L 17-26
2012 Capital One Nebraska W 30-13
2013 Outback Michigan W 33-28
Record in Bowl Games 9-10
Did You Know...
Steve Spurrier is one of only four coaches to re-
cord 100 or more wins as an SEC coach against
SEC competition (he also has three wins against
SEC teams while coaching at Duke). Only Bear
Bryant (159) has won more SEC conference
games than Coach Spurrier’s 122. Spurrier
passed John Vaught (106) and Vince Dooley
(105) during the 2010 campaign.
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Spurrier’s Career Timeline
Steve Spurrier’s
Playing Career
University of Florida
Quarterback 1964-66
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balloting in 1965.
1965: Named first-team All-American at Florida.
1966: Named winner of Heisman Memorial Trophy and SEC Player of the
Year; repeats as first-team All-American. Most Outstanding Player in 1966
Sugar Bowl.
1967: Selected in the first round, third overall, by San Francisco in the NFL
draft. He played for San Francisco from 1967-75 and for Tampa Bay in 1976.
1978: Named quarterbacks coach at Florida.
1979: Named quarterbacks coach at Georgia Tech.
1980: Named assistant coach at Duke.
Nov. 22, 1982: Named head coach of the Tampa Bay Bandits of the USFL.
1987: Named head coach at Duke.
Nov. 18, 1989: Shut out North Carolina to clinch the ACC Championship.
Dec. 5, 1992: The Gators participated in the first SEC Championship game,
losing 28-21 to Alabama.
Dec. 31, 1992: Florida won its first bowl game under Coach Spurrier, a
27-10 victory against North Carolina State in the Gator Bowl.
Dec. 4, 1993: Florida gained revenge against Alabama, beating the Crim-
son Tide 28-13 in the second SEC Championship game.
Sept. 3, 1994: Coach Spurrier’s Gators took to the field for the first time as
the nation’s No. 1-ranked team. They beat New Mexico State, 70-21.
Dec. 2, 1995: Capped his first undefeated regular season (12-0) at Florida
with a 34-3 victory against Arkansas in the SEC Championship game.
Jan. 2, 1997: Routs Florida State 52-20 in the Sugar Bowl to win the na-
tional championship and complete the team’s second-straight 12-1 season.
Oct. 30, 1999: Won his 100th game at Florida, a 30-14 victory against
Georgia. He was the only coach in the century to win 100 games in his first
10 years at a school.
Oct. 8, 2001: Florida gained the No. 1 ranking for one week — the last time
a Spurrier-coached team was ranked No. 1.
Jan. 2, 2002: Coached his final game at Florida – a 56-23 win over Mary-
land in the Orange Bowl.
Jan. 4, 2002: Resigned as Florida coach.
Jan. 14, 2002: Signed a five-year contract with the Washington Redskins.
Aug. 3, 2002: Made his Redskins coaching debut in a 38-7 preseason vic-
tory against San Francisco in the 2002 American Bowl in Osaka, Japan.
Sept. 8, 2002: Won his regular-season debut with Washington, defeating
Arizona, 31-23.
Sept. 28, 2003: The Redskins beat New England 20-17. They were the last
team to beat the Patriots before New England’s 21-game unbeaten streak,
which spanned parts of two seasons and included a Super Bowl win.
Nov. 23, 2004: Introduced as the 32nd head coach at South Carolina.
April 16, 2005: Almost 40,000 fans attended the Garnet and Black Spring
Game, ushering in Coach Spurrier at Carolina.
Sept. 1, 2005: ESPN GameDay was on hand for the first game of the Steve
Spurrier Era at South Carolina. The Gamecocks defeat UCF by a 24-15 score.
Oct. 29, 2005: The Gamecocks win at Tennessee, 16-15, for the first time
in school history.
Nov. 12, 2005: In his first contest ever against his alma mater, Steve Spur-
rier led Carolina to a 30-22 upset win over the 12th-ranked Florida Gators. It
was Carolina’s first victory over Florida since the 1930s.
Dec. 29, 2006: Posts his first bowl victory at Carolina with a 44-36 win
over Houston in the Liberty Bowl. He was the first coach to take the Game-
cocks to a bowl game in each of his first two seasons.
Sept. 24, 2009: Defeated fourth-ranked Ole Miss, 16-10, just the second
win in school history over a top-5 ranked opponent and the first at Williams-Brice Stadium.
Jan. 2, 2010: Became the first coach in South Carolina history to lead his team to four bowl appearances.
Oct. 9, 2010: Gamecocks defeat top-ranked Alabama, 35-21, notching the school’s first win over the nation’s No. 1 team.
Nov. 24, 2010: Gamecocks defeat Florida for the first time at “The Swamp,” earning their first SEC Eastern Division title.
Jan. 2, 2012: Gamecocks defeat Nebraska in the Capital One Bowl to become the first 11-win team in school history. Gamecocks
finish in the Associated Press Top-10 for the first time in history.
Nov. 24, 2012: Defeats Clemson, 27-17, to become Carolina’s all-time winningest coach with 65 victories.
Jan. 1, 2013: Carolina defeats Michigan in the Outback Bowl, winning 11 games for the second-straight season and finishing
seventh in the Coaches poll and eighth in the AP poll, the highest finish in school history.
Spurrier’s Career Passing Statistics
Year Comp. Att. Int. Yards Pct. TD
1964 65 114 10 943 .570 6
1965 148 287 13 1,893 .516 14
1966 179 291 8 2,012 .615 16
Total 392 692 31 4,848 .566 36
Spurrier By The Numbers
National Championships .................... 1
SEC Championships ......................... 7
Final Top-5 Rankings ........................ 6
Final Top-10 Rankings ..................... 11
First Team All-Americans .................. 25
Academic All-Americans .................. 10
All-Conference Selections ................141
NFF Scholar-Athlete Award Winners ...... 3
Post-Graduate Scholarship Recipients ... 3
Heisman Trophy Winners ................... 1
Players in the Heisman Balloting ......... 5
National Player of the Year ................. 4
National Freshman of the Year ....................1
ACC/SEC Player of the Year ................ 7
SEC Defensive Player of the Year ......... 3
Ted Hendricks Award Winners .....................1
Jacobs Blocking Trophy Winners .......... 6
Groza Award Winners ....................... 1
SEC All-Freshman Team ................... 60
SEC Player of the Week ...................116
Players Drafted
Under Spurrier
QB: Anthony Dilweg, Rex Grossman, Jesse
Palmer, Steve Slayden, Danny Weurffel
RB: Cory Boyd, Terry Jackson, Marcus Lattimore,
Errict Rhett, Fred Taylor
WR: Reidel Anthony, Jabar Gaffney, Jacquez
Green, Ike Hilliard, Clarkston Hines, Darrell
Jackson, Alshon Jeffery, Kenny McKinley,
Sidney Rice, Ace Sanders, Travis Taylor
TE: Jared Cook, Justice Cunningham,
Erron Kinney
OL: Lomas Brown, Cooper Carlisle, Mo Collins,
Reggie Green, T.J. Johnson, Jamon
Meredith, Jason Odom, Mike Pearson,
Zach Piller, Chris Port, Tony Rowell,
Kenyatta Walker, Rokevious Watkins
DL: Trace Armstrong, Kevin Carter, Clifton
Geathers, Melvin Ingram, Ellis Johnson,
Cliff Matthews, Reggie McGrew, Travian
Robertson, Devin Taylor
LB: Jasper Brinkley, DeVonte Holloman, Jevon
Kearse, Godfrey Myles, Eric Norwood,
Mike Peterson
DB: Antonio Allen, Fred Bennett, Chris Culliver,
Stephon Gilmore, Johnathan Joseph,
Captain Munnerlyn, Lito Sheppard, Ko
Simpson, D.J. Swearinger
PK: Ryan Succop
2013 SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 24
CAROLINA FOOTBALL Spurrier Year-by-Year
DUKE
1987–1989
1987 (5-6, 2-5 ACC)
09/05 Colgate W 41-6
09/12 Northwestern W 31-16
09/19 Vanderbilt W 35-31
09/26 at Virginia L 17-42
10/03 at Rutgers L 0-7
10/17 at Clemson (-/7) L 10-17
10/24 at Maryland L 22-23
10/31 Georgia Tech W 48-14
11/07 at Wake Forest L 27-30
11/14 NC State L 45-47
11/21 at North Carolina W 25-10
1988 (7-3-1, 3-3-1 ACC)
09/03 at Northwestern W 31-21
09/10 at Tennessee W 31-26
09/17 The Citadel W 41-17
09/24 Virginia W 38-34
10/01 at Vanderbilt W 17-15
10/15 at Clemson (-/11) L 17-49
10/22 Maryland L 24-34
10/29 at Georgia Tech W 31-21
11/05 Wake Forest L 16-35
11/12 at NC State T 43-43
11/19 North Carolina W 35-29
1989 (8-4, 6-1 ACC)
ACC Champions
09/02 at South Carolina L 21-27
09/09 Northwestern W 41-31
09/16 at Tennessee (-/17) L 6-28
09/23 at Virginia L 28-49
09/30 Clemson (-/7) W 21-17
10/07 Army W 35-29
10/21 at Maryland W 46-25
10/28 Georgia Tech W 30-19
11/04 at Wake Forest W 52-35
11/11 NC State W 35-26
11/18 at North Carolina W 41-0
12/28 vs Texas Tech (20/24) L 21-49
(All-American Bowl)
FLORIDA
1990–2001
1990 (9-2, 6-1 SEC)
09/08 Oklahoma State W 50- 7
09/15 at Alabama (24/-) W 17-13
09/22 Furman (19/-) W 27-3
09/29 Miss. State (17/-) W 34-21
10/06 LSU (10/-) W 34-8
10/13 at Tennessee (9/5) L 3-45
10/20 Akron (17/-) W 59-0
11/03 Auburn (15/4) W 48-7
11/10 vs Georgia (10/-) W 38-7
11/17 at Kentucky (6/-) W 47-15
12/01 at Florida State (6/8) L 30-45
1991 (10-2, 7-0 SEC)
SEC Champions
09/07 San Jose State (6/-) W 59-21
09/14 Alabama (6/17) W 35-0
09/21 at Syracuse (5/17) L 21-38
09/28 vs Miss. State (14/21) W 29-7
10/05 at LSU (13/-) W 16-0
10/12 Tennessee (10/4) W 35-18
10/19 Northern Illinois (6/-) W 41-10
11/02 at Auburn (6/-) W 31-10
11/09 vs Georgia (6/23) W 45-13
11/16 Kentucky (5/-) W 35-26
11/30 Florida State (5/3) W 14-9
01/01 vs Notre Dame (3/18) L 28-39
(Sugar Bowl)
1992 (9-4, 6-2 SEC)
09/12 Kentucky (4/-) W 35-19
09/19 at Tennessee (4/14) L 31-14
10/01 at Miss. State (13/24) L 6-30
10/10 LSU (23/-) W 28-21
10/17 Auburn (23/-) W 24-9
10/24 Louisville (20/-) W 31-17
10/31 vs Georgia (20/7) W 26-24
11/07 Southern Miss (14/-) W 24-20
11/14 South Carolina (11/-) W 14-9
11/21 at Vanderbilt (9/-) W 41-21
11/28 at Florida State (6/3) L 24-45
12/05 vs Alabama (12/2) L 21-28
(SEC Championship Game)
12/31 vs NC State (14/12) W 27-10
(Gator Bowl)
1993 (11-2, 7-1 SEC)
SEC Champions
09/04 Arkansas State (8/-) W 44-6
09/11 at Kentucky (7/-) W 24-20
09/18 Tennessee (9/5) W 41-34
10/02 Mississippi St. (5/-) W 38-24
10/09 at LSU (5/-) W 58-3
10/16 at Auburn (4/19) L 35-38
10/30 vs Georgia (10/-) W 33-26
11/06 SW Louisiana (9/-) W 61-14
11/13 at South Carolina (8/-) W 37-26
11/20 Vanderbilt (8/-) W 52-0
11/27 Florida State (7/1) L 21-33
12/04 vs Alabama (9/17) W 28-13
(SEC Championship Game)
01/01 West Virginia (8/3) W 41-7
(Sugar Bowl)
1994 (10-2-1, 7-1 SEC)
SEC Champions
09/03 New Mexico State (1/-) W 70-21
09/10 Kentucky (2/-) W 73-7
09/17 at Tennessee (1/15) W 31-0
10/01 at Ole Miss (1/-) W 38-14
10/08 LSU (1/-) W 42-18
10/15 Auburn (1/6) L 33-36
10/29 Georgia (5/-) W 52-14
11/05 Southern Miss (4/-) W 55-17
11/12 South Carolina (4/-) W 48-17
11/19 at Vanderbilt (3/-) W 24-7
11/26 at Florida State (4/7) T 31-31
12/03 vs Alabama (6/3) W 24-23
(SEC Championship Game)
01/01 vs Florida State (5/7) L 17-23
(Sugar Bowl)
1995 (12-1, 8-0 SEC)
SEC Champions
09/02 Houston (5/-) W 45-21
09/09 at Kentucky (5/-) W 42-7
09/16 Tennessee (4/8) W 62-37
09/30 Ole Miss (3/-) W 28-10
10/07 at LSU (3/21) W 28-10
10/14 at Auburn (3/7) W 49-38
10/28 at Georgia (3/-) W 52-17
11/04 Northern Illinois (3/-) W 58-20
11/11 at South Carolina (3/-) W 63-7
11/18 Vanderbilt (3/-) W 38-7
11/25 Florida State (3/6) W 35-24
12/02 vs Arkansas (2/24) W 34-3
(SEC Championship Game)
01/02 vs Nebraska (2/1) L 24-62
(Fiesta Bowl)
1996 (12-1, 8-0 SEC)
National/SEC Champions
08/31 SW Louisiana (4/-) W 55-21
09/07 Georgia Southern (4/-) W 62-14
09/21 at Tennessee (4/2) W 35-29
09/28 Kentucky (1/-) W 65-0
10/05 at Arkansas (1/-) W 42-7
10/12 LSU (1/12) W 56-13
10/19 Auburn (1/16) W 51-10
11/02 vs Georgia (1/-) W 47-7
11/09 at Vanderbilt (1/-) W 28-21
11/16 South Carolina (1/-) W 52-25
11/30 at Florida State (1/2) L 21-24
12/07 vs Alabama (4/11) W 45-30
(SEC Championship Game)
01/02 vs Florida State (3/1) W 52-20
(Sugar Bowl)
1997 (10-2, 6-2 SEC)
08/30 Southern Miss (2/-) W 21-6
09/06 Central Michigan (2/-) W 82-6
09/20 Tennessee (3/4) W 33-20
09/27 at Kentucky (1/-) W 55-28
10/04 Arkansas (1/-) W 56-7
10/11 at LSU (1/14) L 21-28
10/18 at Auburn (7/6) W 24-10
11/01 vs Georgia (6/14) L 17-37
11/08 Vanderbilt (13/-) W 20-7
11/15 at South Carolina (12/-) W 48-21
11/22 Florida State (10/2) W 32-29
01/01 vs Penn State (6/11) W 21-6
(Citrus Bowl)
1998 (10-2, 7-1 SEC)
09/05 The Citadel (3/-) W 49-10
09/12 NE Louisiana (3/-) W 42-10
09/19 at Tennessee (2/6) OT L 17-20
09/26 Kentucky (8/25) W 51-35
10/03 at Alabama (8/-) W 16-10
10/10 LSU (6/11) W 22-10
10/17 Auburn (5/-) W 24-3
10/31 vs Georgia (5/11) W 38-7
11/07 at Vanderbilt (5/-) W 45-13
11/14 South Carolina (4/-) W 33-14
11/21 at Florida State (4/5) L 12-23
01/02 vs Syracuse (7/18) W 31-10
(Orange Bowl)
1999 (9-4, 7-1 SEC)
09/04 Western Michigan (4/-) W 55-26
09/11 Central Florida (4/-) W 58-27
09/18 Tennessee (4/2) W 23-21
09/25 at Kentucky (3/-) W 38-10
10/02 Alabama (3/21) OT L 39-40
10/09 at LSU (8/-) W 31-10
10/16 at Auburn (7/-) W 32-14
10/30 vs Georgia (5/10) W 30-14
11/06 Vanderbilt (5/-) W 13-6
11/13 at South Carolina (4/-) W 20-3
11/18 Florida State (3/1) L 23-30
12/04 vs Alabama (5/7) L 7-34
(SEC Championship Game)
01/01 vs Michigan St. (10/9) L 34-37
(Citrus Bowl)
2000 (10-3, 7-1 SEC)
SEC Champions
09/02 Ball State (9/-) W 40-19
09/09 Middle Tennessee (8/-) W 55-0
09/16 at Tennessee (6/11) W 27-23
09/23 Kentucky (3/-) W 59-31
09/30 at Mississippi St. (3/-) L 35-47
10/07 LSU (12/-) W 41-9
10/14 Auburn (10/19) W 38-7
10/28 vs Georgia (8/13) W 34-23
11/04 at Vanderbilt (6/-) W 43-20
11/11 South Carolina (5/21) W 41-21
11/18 at Florida State (4/3) L 7-30
12/02 vs Auburn (7/18) W 28-6
(SEC Championship Game)
01/02 vs Miami (FL) (7/2) L 27-37
(Sugar Bowl)
2001 (10-2, 6-2 SEC)
09/01 Marshall (1/-) W 49-14
09/08 Louisiana-Monroe (2/-) W 55-6
09/22 at Kentucky (2/-) W 44-10
09/29 Mississippi St. (2/21) W 52-0
10/06 at LSU (2/18) W 44-15
10/13 at Auburn (1/-) L 20-23
10/27 vs Georgia (6/15) W 24-10
11/03 Vanderbilt (4/-) W 71-13
11/10 at South Carolina (4/14) W
54-17
11/17 Florida State (4/20) W 37-13
12/01 Tennessee (2/5) L 32-34
01/02 vs Maryland (5/6) W 56-23
(Orange Bowl)
CAROLINA
2005–2012
2005 (7-5, 5-3 SEC)
09/01 UCF W 24-15
09/10 at Georgia (-/9) L 15-17
09/17 Alabama L 14-37
09/24 Troy W 45-20
10/01 at Auburn L 7-48
10/08 Kentucky W 44-16
10/22 Vanderbilt W 35-28
10/29 at Tennessee (-/23) W 16-15
11/05 at Arkansas W 14-10
11/12 Florida (-12) W 30-22
11/19 Clemson (19/-) L 9-13
12/30 vs Missouri L 31-38
(Independence Bowl)
2006 (8-5, 3-5 SEC)
08/31 at Mississippi State W 15-0
09/09 Georgia (-/12) L 0-18
09/16 Wofford W 27-20
09/23 Florida Atlantic W 45-6
09/28 Auburn (-/2) L 17-24
10/07 at Kentucky W 24-17
10/21 at Vanderbilt W 31-13
10/28 Tennessee (-/8) L 24-31
11/04 Arkansas (-/12) L 20-26
11/11 at Florida (-/6) L 16-17
11/18 Middle Tennessee W 52-7
11/25 at Clemson (-/24) W 31-28
12/29 Houston W 44-36
(Liberty Bowl)
2007 (6-6, 3-5 SEC)
09/01 Louisiana-Lafayette W 28-14
09/08 at Georgia (-/11) W 16-12
09/15 S. Carolina St. (17/-) W 38-3
09/22 at LSU (12/2) L 16-28
09/29 Miss State (16/-) W 38-21
10/04 Kentucky (11/8) W 38-23
10/13 at North Carolina (7/-) W 21-15
10/20 Vanderbilt (6/-) L 6-17
10/27 at Tennessee (15/-) OT L 24-27
11/03 at Arkansas (23/-) L 36-48
11/10 Florida (-/17) L 31-51
11/24 Clemson (-/22) L 21-23
2008 (7-6, 4-4 SEC)
08/28 NC State W 34-0
09/04 at Vanderbilt (24/-) L 17-24
09/13 Georgia (-/2) L 7-14
09/20 Wofford W 23-13
09/27 UAB W 26-13
10/04 at Ole Miss W 31-24
10/11 at Kentucky W 24-17
10/18 LSU (-/13) L 17-24
11/01 Tennessee W 27-6
11/08 Arkansas W 34-21
11/15 at Florida (24/3) L 6-56
11/29 at Clemson L 14-31
01/01 vs Iowa L 10-31
(Outback Bowl)
2009 (7-5, 3-5 SEC)
09/03 at NC State W 7-3
09/12 at Georgia (-/21) L 37-41
09/19 Florida Atlantic W 38-16
09/24 Ole Miss (-/4) W 16-10
10/03 South Carolina State W 38-14
10/10 Kentucky (25/-) W 28-26
10/17 at Alabama (22/2) L 6-20
10/24 Vanderbilt (23/-) W 14-10
10/31 at Tennessee (21/-) L 13-31
11/07 at Arkansas L 16-33
11/14 Florida (-/1) L 14-24
11/28 Clemson (-/15) W 34-17
01/02 Connecticut L 7-20
(Papajohns.com Bowl)
2010 (9-5, 5-3 SEC)
09/02 Southern Miss W 41-14
09/11 Georgia (24/22) W 17-6
09/18 Furman (13/-) W 38-19
09/25 at Auburn (12/17) L 27-35
10/09 Alabama (20/1) W 35-21
10/16 at Kentucky (10/-) L 28-31
10/23 at Vanderbilt (19/-) W 21-7
10/30 Tennessee (17/-) W 38-24
11/06 Arkansas (18/17) L 20-41
11/13 at Florida (22/24) W 36-14
11/20 Troy (17/-) W 69-24
11/27 at Clemson (18/-) W 29-7
12/04 vs Auburn (18/2) L 17-56
(SEC Championship Game)
12/31 vs Florida St (19/23) L 17-26
(Chick-fil-A Bowl)
2011 (11-2, 6-2 SEC)
09/03 vs East Carolina (12/-) W 56-37
09/10 at Georgia (12/-) W 45-42
09/17 Navy (10/-) W 24-21
09/24 Vanderbilt (12/-) W 21-3
10/01 Auburn (10/-) L 13-16
10/08 Kentucky (18/-) W 54-3
10/15 at Miss State (15/-) W 14-12
10/29 at Tennessee (14/-) W 14-3
11/05 at Arkansas (10/8) L 28-44
11/12 Florida (15/-) W 17-12
11/19 The Citadel (14/-) W 41-20
11/26 Clemson (14/18) W 34-13
01/02 vs Nebraska (10/21) W 30-13
(Capital One Bowl)
2012 (11-2, 6-2 SEC)
08/30 at Vanderbilt (9/-) W 17-13
09/08 East Carolina (9/-) W 48-10
09/15 UAB (8/-) W 49-6
09/22 Missouri (7/-) W 31-10
09/29 at Kentucky (6/-) W 38-17
10/06 Georgia (6/5) W 35-7
10/13 at LSU (9/3) L 21-23
10/20 at Florida (9/3) L 11-44
10/27 Tennessee (17/-) W 38-35
11/10 Arkansas (12/-) W 38-20
11/17 Wofford (12/-) W 24-7
11/24 Clemson (13/12) W 27-17
01/01 Michigan (11/19) W 33-28
(Outback Bowl)
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MOST POINTS
1. 69 vs Troy ................................11/20/10
2. 56 vs East Carolina ..................09/03/11
3. 54 vs Kentucky .........................10/08/11
4. 52 vs Middle Tennessee ...........11/18/06
5. 49 vs UAB ................................09/15/12
FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED
1. 0 at Mississippi State .............08/31/06
0 vs NC State .........................08/28/08
3. 3 vs South Carolina State .......09/15/07
3 at NC State ..........................09/03/09
3 vs Vanderbilt .......................09/24/11
3 vs Kentucky .........................10/08/11
3 at Tennessee ........................10/29/11
MOST FIRST DOWNS
1. 32 vs Kentucky .........................10/08/11
2. 31 at Tennessee ........................10/27/07
3. 30 vs Wofford ...........................09/20/08
4. 29 at Arkansas..........................11/03/07
5. 28 at Clemson ..........................11/25/06
FEWEST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED
1. 5 vs Vanderbilt .......................09/24/11
2. 6 vs Kentucky .........................10/08/11
3. 10 vs NC State .........................08/28/08
10 at Tennessee ........................10/29/11
4. 11 7 times,
last: at Vanderbilt ................08/30/12
MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS
1. 58 vs Clemson .........................11/28/09
2. 54 at Florida .............................11/13/10
3. 53 at Tennessee ........................10/29/11
53 vs Clemson .........................11/26/11
5. 52 vs Georgia ...........................09/11/10
52 vs Florida ............................11/12/11
FEWEST RUSHING ATTEMPTS, OPPONENTS
1. 20 at Florida .............................11/13/10
2. 21 at Tennessee ........................10/29/11
3. 22 at Kentucky..........................10/11/08
4. 23 vs Tennessee .......................10/28/06
5. 24 vs East Carolina ..................09/08/12
MOST RUSHING YARDS
1. 288 vs Kentucky .........................10/08/11
2. 287 vs Florida Atlantic ...............09/19/09
3. 256 The Citadel ..........................11/19/11
4. 254 vs Navy ...............................09/17/11
5. 253 at Georgia..............................9/10/11
FEWEST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED
1. 4 Vanderbilt ............................09/24/11
2. 27 vs UAB ................................09/15/12
3. 34 vs Tennessee .......................11/01/08
4. 35 at Florida .............................11/13/10
35 at Tennessee ........................10/29/11
5. 36 vs Alabama..........................10/09/10
MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED
1. 53 at Georgia............................09/12/09
2. 51 at Arkansas..........................11/03/07
3. 50 at Tennessee ........................10/27/07
50 vs Iowa ................................01/01/09
50 at Tennessee ........................10/31/09

MOST PASSES COMPLETED
1. 34 at Tennessee ........................10/27/07
2. 31 at Georgia............................09/12/09
31 at Vanderbilt ........................10/23/10
4. 30 vs Kentucky .........................10/08/11
5. 27 at Arkansas..........................11/03/07

FEWEST PASSES ATTEMPTED, OPPONENTS
1. 3 vs The Citadel .....................11/19/11
3 vs Wofford ...........................11/17/12
3. 9 vs Navy ...............................09/17/11
4. 11 vs Wofford ...........................09/16/06
11 at Arkansas..........................11/03/07
FEWEST PASSES COMPLETED, OPPONENTS
1. 1 vs The Citadel .....................11/19/11
1 vs Wofford ...........................11/17/12
3. 4 vs Kentucky .........................10/08/11
4. 5 vs Wofford ...........................09/16/06
5 vs NC State .........................08/28/08
5 vs Navy ...............................09/17/11
MOST PASSING YARDS
1. 397 vs East Carolina ..................09/08/12
2. 391 vs Middle Tennessee ...........11/18/06
3. 382 at Kentucky..........................10/16/10
4. 364 at Arkansas..........................11/03/07
5. 363 vs Tennessee .......................10/27/12
FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED
1. 8 The Citadel ..........................11/19/11
2. 17 vs Kentucky .........................10/08/11
3. 49 vs NC State .........................08/28/08
4. 61 vs Navy ...............................09/17/11
5. 63 vs Louisiana-Lafayette.........09/01/07
MOST YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE
1. 639 vs Kentucky .........................10/08/11
2. 545 vs Middle Tennessee ...........11/18/06
3. 528 vs East Carolina ..................09/08/12
4. 516 vs Florida Atlantic ...............09/19/09
5. 512 vs Houston ..........................12/29/06
6. 510 vs Tennessee .......................10/27/12
7. 501 at Tennessee ........................10/27/07
501 vs UAB ................................09/15/12
FEWEST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED
1. 77 vs Vanderbilt .......................09/24/11
2. 96 vs Kentucky .........................10/08/11
3. 133 at NC State ..........................09/03/09
4. 138 vs NC State .........................08/28/08
5. 153 vs Clemson .........................11/26/11
PUNTING AVERAGE (MIN. OF 3 PUNTS)
1. 50.0 vs Georgia ...........................09/11/10
50.0 vs Auburn............................12/04/10
3. 48.7 at Mississippi State .............08/31/06
4. 48.0 at Auburn ............................09/25/10
5. 46.3 vs Vanderbilt .......................09/24/11

MOST TIME OF POSSESSION
1. 40:46 at Florida .............................11/13/10
2. 39:58 at Clemson ..........................11/24/12
3. 38:37 vs Kentucky .........................10/08/11
4. 37:21 at Vanderbilt ........................10/23/10
5. 36:31 vs Clemson .........................11/28/09
LONGEST SCORING DRIVE: BY YARDS
1. 99 vs Arkansas .........................11/04/06
99 vs Vanderbilt .......................10/24/09
3. 98 at Tennessee ........................10/24/11
4. 97 vs Troy ................................09/24/05
5. 96 at Clemson ..........................11/25/06
LONGEST SCORING DRIVE: BY TIME
1. 11:35 at Tennessee ........................10/29/11
2. 9:28 vs Georgia ...........................10/06/12
3. 9:18 vs The Citadel .....................11/19/11
4. 9:02 vs Troy ................................11/20/10
5. 8:02 vs Georgia ...........................09/11/10

LONGEST SCORING DRIVE: BY PLAYS
1. 20 at Tennessee ........................10/29/11
2. 18 vs Wofford ...........................09/20/08
18 vs The Citadel .....................11/19/11
4. 16 vs Georgia ...........................09/11/10
5. 15 vs Auburn............................09/28/06
15 vs Alabama..........................10/09/10
15 vs Troy ................................11/18/10
15 vs Navy ...............................09/17/11
15 at Florida .............................10/20/12
Carolina Superlatives Under Spurrier
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Assistant Coaches
Deke Adams, the newest Gamecock coach, was named
defensive line coach at the University of South Carolina
on January 22, 2013.
Adams spent the 2012 season as Larry Fedora’s de-
fensive line coach at North Carolina after serving the
three previous seasons in the same capacity for Fedora
at Southern Miss. In his one-year stint in Chapel Hill,
Adams had the opportunity to coach Sylvester Williams,
a first round selection in the 2013 NFL Draft.
In his final year in Hattiesburg, Adams, a former
Southern Miss letterman, was in charge of a front four
that allowed just 112.6 rushing yards per game in 2011,
22nd in the country. Southern Miss won the Conference
USA title and went on to a 12-win season after a Hawaii
Bowl win over Nevada.
Among the players he mentored at USM were current
CFL player Cordarro Law and 2013 NFL draft pick Jamie
Collins.
In his first year at Southern Miss, Adams inherited a
young, but seasoned and talented group of players that
progressively improved as the season continued. The
Golden Eagle defense finished the year No. 18 nationally
in sacks and No. 24 in tackles for loss. The year prior
to his arrival, Southern Miss was No. 93 and No. 68,
respectively, in those two defensive categories.
Adams came to Southern Miss after spending the
previous year as linebackers coach and coordinator of
player development at Louisiana-Monroe. At ULM, he
coached current NFL player Cardia Jackson. Prior to his
stint at ULM, he worked for two sea-
sons at North Carolina A&T.
During his first season at North Carolina A&T, Adams
stepped into the role of defensive coordinator two games
into the season on an interim basis. He was given the
job on a permanent basis following that first season. He
coached the defensive line during his first year in 2006
and had responsibility for the linebackers in 2007.
Adams spent four years (2002-05) at Ouachita Baptist
University in Arkansas before his stint at North Carolina
A&T. In 2005, he served as Ouachita Baptist’s defensive
coordinator and was responsible for the defensive line.
Adams began his coaching career in 1997 as the de-
fensive line coach at Jacksonville State. After spending
one season at Jacksonville State, he coached at Pearl
River Community College, where he first served as the
linebackers coach and later was named co-defensive
coordinator and secondary coach. In 2001 he became
the defensive coordinator and continued his duties as
recruiting coordinator.
Adams was a four-year member of the Southern Miss
Dean’s List during his time as a student-athlete and a
three-year letterwinner for the Golden Eagle “Nasty
Bunch” defense from 1991-94. During his career at line-
backer, Adams tallied 76 tackles, 5 tackles for loss, one
sack and one interception for 15 yards.
He is married to the former Alexis Hall, a member of
the 1,000-point club and four-year letterwinner for the
Southern Miss women’s basketball team. The couple has
two boys, Jaylen and Jordyn.
THE ADAMS FILE
Full Name: Deke Adams
Hometown: Meridian, Miss.
Wife: Alexis
Children: Jaylen, Jordyn
College: Southern Miss (1995)
2013 South Carolina Assistant Coach
2012 North Carolina Assistant Coach
2009-11 Southern Miss Assistant Coach
2008 Louisiana-Monroe Asst. Coach
2006-07 North Carolina A&T Asst. Coach
2002-05 Ouachita Baptist Assistant Coach
1998-01 Pearl River C.C. Assistant Coach
1997 Jacksonville State Asst. Coach
2011 Sheraton Hawaii Bowl
2010 Beef ‘O’ Brady’s Bowl
2009 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl
personal
coaching experience
bowl experience
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Kirk Botkin begins his second year with the Game-
cocks. He was tabbed as South Carolina’s linebackers
and Spurs coach on January 13, 2012.
Bokin had a veteran group to work with in 2012, as
his top five players, linebackers Shaq Wilson, Reginald
Bowens, Damario Jeffery and Quin Smith, along with
starting Spur DeVonte Holloman, were all seniors.
Botkin returned to the collegiate coaching ranks after
spending the last two seasons coaching high school
football at Texas High School in Texarkana, Texas. He
spent the 2008 and ‘09 seasons coaching the defensive
ends and special teams at his alma mater, Arkansas,
under Bobby Petrino, including one season alongside
Gamecocks’ defensive coordinator Lorenzo Ward.
Botkin was the Razorbacks’ first All-SEC performer as
a tight end in 1992 and ‘93, and served as a captain dur-
ing his senior season. He graduated with a bachelor’s de-
gree in education. He was later named to the Razorbacks’
All-Decade team for the 1990s after logging 87 career
receptions for 819 yards and five touchdowns.
Botkin spent four years in the NFL, including playing
for Bill Parcells in New England (1994), Jim Mora in New
Orleans (1994-95) and Bill Cowher in Pittsburgh (1996-
97). After an injury ended his career, he began his coach-
ing career at his hometown high school of Robert E. Lee
High in Baytown, Texas in 1999. In 2000 he worked as a
graduate assistant at Rice University in Houston.
From 2001-05, Botkin served as an assistant coach at
Jacksonville State University, first as a tight ends/offen-
sive tackles coach, then as an outside linebackers/spe-
cial teams coach. While at JSU, the squad won the Ohio
Valley Conference in 2003 and ‘04 and coached seven
all-conference performers.
Between stints at Jacksonville State and Arkansas,
Botkin spent two seasons coaching linebackers and
special teams at Louisiana-Monroe. In 2007, he helped
the Warhawks record their first non-losing season in 14
years, including a win at Alabama.
Botkin and his wife, the former Rebecca Holloway,
have three children, Lane, Ty and Brynn.
THE botkin FILE
Full Name: Kirk Botkin
Hometown: Baytown, Texas
Wife: Rebecca
Children: Lane, Ty, Brynn
College: Arkansas (1994)
2012-13 South Carolina Assistant Coach
2010-11 Texarkana (Tex.) HS Asst. Coach
2008-09 Arkansas Assistant Coach
2006-07 Louisiana-Monroe Asst. Coach
2001-05 Jacksonville St. Assistant Coach
2000 Rice Graduate Assistant Coach
1999 Lee HS (Baytown, Tx.) Asst. Coach
2013 Outback Bowl
2010 Liberty Bowl
1991 Independence Bowl
personal
coaching experience
bowl experience
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Former Southern Miss assistant Grady Brown begins
his second year in Columbia, after joining the Carolina
coaching staff on February 3, 2012. Brown serves as
the Gamecocks’ secondary coach and assistant special
teams coordinator.
During his first season with the Gamecocks, Brown
mentored senior safety D.J. Swearinger, who captured
second-team All-SEC honors. Safety T.J. Gurley earned
a spot on the SEC All-Freshman squad despite missing
part of the season with a knee injury.
Brown spent the previous two seasons as the Golden
Eagles’ cornerbacks coach. During the 2011 campaign,
Southern Miss was No. 7 nationally in pass efficiency
defense (108.47 rating) and set an NCAA record for in-
terceptions returned for touchdowns with eight. As a unit,
the Golden Eagle defense finished the season as a Top-
30 defense.
In his first year at USM, Brown, who was hired just pri-
or to the start of fall camp, quickly instilled a toughness
and physicality into his corners that amounted to a pair
of freshman being selected to the All-Freshman squad.
Brown came to Southern Miss after spending the pre-
vious year and a half working in the strength & condition-
ing area and assisting as a defensive intern at LSU, where
he helped tutor NFL third-round pick Chad Jones and
free agent signees Danny McCray and Chris Hawkins.
Brown went to LSU after working a season at Texas
Southern where he was the safeties coach and also the
community outreach liaison.
His arrival to TSU came after a six-year stint as the
secondary coach at Alabama State. While at ASU, the
Hornets’ defense finished ranked in the Top 10 nation-
ally in six team categories and once for an individual.
In his first season at ASU, Brown mentored Antoine Hill
who finished third in the country in interceptions with 10,
while the squad ranked seventh in both turnovers gained
and interceptions. The team won the Southwestern Ath-
letic Conference crown in 2003 and then the league’s
overall title in 2004, in which his defensive squad ranked
seventh in turnovers gained and ninth in rushing defense.
During his time at ASU, Brown served two NFL Minor-
ity Coaching Internships, first with the Seattle Seahawks
in 2004, then with the Kansas City Chiefs in 2007. He
also served as the defensive coordinator and linebacker
coach for the Magnolia All-Star Football Classic in 2005.
Brown began his coaching career in 2000 at his alma
mater, Alabama A&M, before being promoted to the rank
of a full-time assistant coach for the 2001 campaign.
After completing his high school career at Wenonah
High School in Birmingham, Ala., Brown played defen-
sive back for Alabama A&M from 1995 through 1998.
After his senior season, he played one season with the
Tennessee Valley Vipers in the Arena Football League.
Brown graduated from Alabama A&M with a degree in
mathematics education in 2000. He is married to Rashi-
dah Brown.
THE brown FILE
Full Name: Grady Brown
Hometown: Birmingham, Ala.
Wife: Rashidah
College: Alabama A&M (2000)
2012-13 South Carolina Assistant Coach
2010-11 Southern Miss Assistant Coach
2009 LSU Defensive Intern
2008 Texas Southern Assistant Coach
2002-07 Alabama State Assistant Coach
2001 Alabama A&M Assistant Coach
2000 Alabama A&M Graduate Asst.
2013 Outback Bowl
2011 Sheraton Hawaii Bowl
2010 Beef ‘O’ Brady’s St. Petersburg Bowl
2009 Capital One Bowl
personal
coaching experience
bowl experience
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Shawn Elliott begins his fourth season in Columbia.
The Camden, S.C. native officially joined Coach Spur-
rier’s staff on Jan. 3, 2010. He was given the title of co-
offensive coordinator in 2012 after serving as the run-
ning game coordinator for the previous two campaigns.
He continues to mentor the Gamecocks’ offensive line.
In 2012, the Gamecocks finished fifth in the SEC in
scoring, averaging 31.5 points per game, while churning
out 377 yards of offense per contest, using a balanced
attack of rushing (139 ypg) and passing (238 ypg). Se-
nior center T.J. Johnson garnered second-team All-SEC
accolades, while tackle Brandon Shell was recognized on
the All-Freshman squad.
The former Appalachian State offensive line coach’s
first Gamecock squad showed a tremendous turnaround
upon his arrival, especially in the running game, as
Carolina averaged 154.4 rushing yards per game to
rank eighth in the SEC after finishing last in the league
each of the previous three years. His implementation of a
new blocking scheme also helped running back Marcus
Lattimore set the Carolina freshman record for rush-
ing yards and the all-time single-season touchdown
record for the Gamecocks while earning unanimous
National Freshman of the Year accolades. Elliott helped
convert former walk-on Garrett Chisolm into a second-
team All-SEC selection.
The Gamecock offense showed tremendous balance in
2011. The squad averaged 192 yards on the ground and
182 yards through the air. Carolina had a 100-yard rush-
er in eight of the 13 games. Offensive
tackle Rokevious Watkins earned All-
SEC honors in his final campaign.
Prior to his arrival in Columbia, Elliott had coached
his entire career at Appalachian State, where he helped
the Mountaineers to three straight national champion-
ships (2005-07). After earning his bachelor’s degree
from Appalachian State in 1996, Elliott worked for two
seasons as a defensive assistant, then two seasons as
the tight ends coach before taking over the offensive line
in 2001. Over his final nine seasons as the offensive line
coach at Appalachian State, Elliott’s players earned All-
America distinction on 12 occasions. From 2005-07,
he coached three-consecutive SoCon Jacobs Blocking
Trophy recipients.
Elliott was the first player in Appalachian State his-
tory to appear in the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs four
separate seasons. He was a four-year letterwinner for the
Black and Gold, helping the squad to two Southern Con-
ference titles. He was a co-captain on the Mountaineers’
1995 squad that finished 12-1 while earning all-league
distinction as a defensive end. In his four seasons as a
player, the Mountaineers posted a combined record of
36-14.
Elliott was one of three Appalachian State coaches to
earn the NCAA’s Award of Valor for their efforts in rescu-
ing two individuals from a car accident on Oct. 1, 2000.
Elliott is married to the former Summer Scruggs, who
was ASU’s women’s tennis Most Valuable Player in 1998.
They have two children, a daughter, Maddyn, and a son,
Max.
THE elliott FILE
Full Name: Shawn Hardwick Elliott
Hometown: Camden, S.C.
Wife: Summer
Children: Maddyn, Max
College: Appalachian State (1996)
2010-13 South Carolina Assistant Coach
1997-09 Appalachian St. Assistant Coach
2013 Outback Bowl
2012 Capital One Bowl
2010 Chick-fil-A Bowl
2009 National Semifinals
2008 National Quarterfinals
2007 National Champions
2006 National Champions
2005 National Champions
2002 First Round
2001 National Quarterfinals
2000 National Semifinals
1999 First Round
1998 National Quarterfinals
personal
coaching experience
bowl experience
fcs playoff experience
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G.A. Mangus begins his fifth season as South Carolina’s
quarterbacks coach. He was responsible for the tutelage of
quarterbacks Connor Shaw and Dylan Thompson during the
2012 campaign. The quarterbacks combined to throw 29
touchdown passes while logging just nine interceptions during
the season.
In 2009, his first season with the Gamecocks, Mangus
helped Stephen Garcia rank second in the SEC in passing and
was third in the league in total offense, behind only Ryan Mal-
lett and Tim Tebow.
His second season saw marked improvement, as Garcia
ranked 22nd in the nation in passing efficiency and moved up
the Carolina passing charts to third all-time in yards, comple-
tions, attempts and touchdowns. Garcia’s completion percent-
age of 64.2 also was one of the top three seasons in school
history.
Mangus helped develop sophomore quarterback Connor
Shaw in his third campaign, the 2011 season. Shaw posted
an 8-1 record as the starting signal-caller. The dual-threat QB
completed 65.4 percent of his passes with 14 touchdowns and
also rushed for over 500 yards with eight scores.
Mangus’ abilities as a coach spill over into recruiting, as
he was named one of the nation’s top 25 recruiters by ESPN,
Rivals.com and by 247Sports.com in February 2011, and one
of the top 50 recruiters in the country by 247Sports.com in ‘12
and ‘13.
Prior to South Carolina, Mangus was the offensive coordi-
nator and quarterbacks coach at Middle Tennessee State for
three seasons working under former Gamecock assistant Rick
Stockstill.
Mangus took over the Delaware Valley program in May 2002,
went 2-8 in his first season, and turned the team into an NCAA
Division III championship contender. In
the next three seasons Delaware Valley
notched a 33-4 record, won three confer-
ence championships, and advanced to the
national quarterfinals twice.
In 2003, Mangus directed the Aggies
to the fifth-best one-year turnaround in
Division III history. They finished 9-2
and captured the Eastern College Athletic
Conference (ECAC) Southeast Champi-
onship, earning him Coach of the Year
honors.
In 2004 and 2005, Mangus led the
Aggies to perfect back-to-back regular-
season records and the team’s first overall
Middle Atlantic Conference champion-
ship. The 2005 squad also earned a MAC
title and advanced to the NCAA playoffs.
Delaware Valley hosted and won its first
two playoff games each season before falling in the quarterfi-
nals, finishing both years with 12-1 marks.
Mangus was named the league’s 2004 Coach of the Year for
the second year in a row and earned the East Region Coach of
the Year Award from Don Hansen’s Football Gazette. Mangus
was voted the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA)
Division III Region 2 Coach of the Year. His off-season was
capped when he was named the Tri-State Coach of the Year by
the Maxwell Football Club.
Mangus was a quarterback at the University of Florida from
1988 to ‘91, including two years under Steve Spurrier. During
that time, he was a member of the school’s first SEC champion-
ship team in 1991.
Following his graduation in 1992, Mangus remained at Flor-
ida for three years, serving in the roles of graduate assistant
and assistant offensive line coach. The Gators won two SEC
titles (1993 and ‘94), reached the championship game in 1992
and made three bowl appearances during that time.
Mangus first full-time position came at Widener. He began
as the running backs and quarterbacks coach and was even-
tually elevated to offensive coordinator. The Pioneers had two
eight-win seasons and made two postseason appearances, in-
cluding a spot in the 1995 Division III playoffs.
Mangus became the assistant head coach and offensive
coordinator for Ursinus College in June 1999 and joined a
program that had gone 3-7 in 1998. The 1999 squad posted
a school-record 10 wins, including its first-ever Division III
playoff win. The Bears went 8-2 the following year for their first
back-to-back winning seasons since 1954.
Mangus and his wife, Lauren, have two daughters, Grace
and Hope.
THE mangus FILE
Full Name: George Alfred Mangus Jr.
Hometown: Marietta, Ga.
Wife: Lauren
Children: Grace, Hope
College: Florida (1992)
2009-13 South Carolina Assistant Coach
2006-08 Middle Tennessee St. Asst. Coach
2002-05 Delaware Valley Head Coach
1999-00 Ursinus Assistant Coach
1995-98 Widener Assistant Coach
1992-94 Florida Graduate Assistant
2013 Outback Bowl
2012 Capital One Bowl
2010 Chick-fil-A Bowl
2010 Papajohns.com Bowl
2006 Motor City Bowl
1995 Sugar Bowl
1994 Sugar Bowl
1992 Gator Bowl
1992 Sugar Bowl
1989 Freedom Bowl
1988 All-American Bowl
personal
coaching experience
bowl experience
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Assistant Coaches
Joe Robinson begins his second year in Columbia. He
was hired as the Gamecocks’ special teams coordinator
and tight ends coach on January 13, 2012.
During his first season, Ace Sanders established a
school record for punt return yardage in a season while
earning second-team All-America honors and SEC Spe-
cial Teams Player of the Year accolades. The Gamecock
tight ends, led by Justice Cunningham and Rory Ander-
son, along with SEC All-Freshman Jerell Adams, became
a key threat in the passing game.
Robinson, the 2010 FootballScoop Special Teams
Coordinator of the Year, joined the Gamecock staff after
one season at the University of North Carolina where he
coached the defensive line.
Prior to his arrival in Chapel Hill, Robinson spent
three seasons as the defensive line coach and special
teams coordinator at LSU. In his award-winning 2010
season, the Tigers’ special teams finished in the top 13
nationally in net punting, kickoff return average and punt
return average while earning a trip to the Cotton Bowl. In
2009, LSU’s special teams combined to rank No. 1 over-
all in the SEC as the Tigers led the league in both kickoff
coverage (44.5 net average) and punt returns (18.9). LSU
was the only team in the league to rank among the top
three in the conference in four special teams categories.
Kick returner Trinton Holliday led the SEC and ranked
No. 2 in the nation in punt returns and was selected in
the 2010 NFL Draft by the Houston Texans.
Robinson has coached a variety of positions during
his coaching career, including defen-
sive line, special teams, linebackers
and running backs. He also has ex-
perience as a recruiting coordinator
at Southern Miss and Louisiana Tech.
He began his collegiate coaching career at Loui-
siana Tech where he served as a defensive line coach
and recruiting coordinator from 1989-91. Robinson then
coached seven seasons at Southern Miss where he tu-
tored the defensive line (1992-93), linebackers (1994-
95) and special teams (1996-98) while also earning a
master’s degree. He returned to Louisiana Tech for one
year (2001), and also logged stints at Houston (2002)
and Central Florida (2003).
Robinson coached defensive ends and special teams
for four seasons at Arizona from 2004-07. He coached a
number of outstanding special teams performers with the
Wildcats, including NFL draft picks Antoine Cason, (1st
round by San Diego), Nick Folk (6th round by Dallas)
and Syndric Steptoe (7th round by Cleveland). In 2004,
Robinson coached on the same Arizona staff as current
South Carolina wide receivers coach Steve Spurrier, Jr.
A 1985 graduate of LSU, Robinson’s first coaching job
came as an assistant at Catholic High School of Pointe
Coupee in 1986. He was promoted to head coach in
1987. Robinson spent the 1988 season as the defensive
coordinator at Bastrop High School.
Born in Abilene, Texas, Robinson and his wife, Abby,
have three daughters, Alexandra, Madeline and Valerie.
THE robinson FILE
Full Name: Joseph Robinson
Hometown: Abilene, Texas
Wife: Abby
Children: Alexandra, Madeline, Valerie
College: Louisiana State (1985)
2012-13 South Carolina Assistant Coach
2011 North Carolina Assistant Coach
2008-10 LSU Assistant Coach
2004-07 Arizona Assistant Coach
2003 UCF Assistant Coach
2002 Houston Assistant Coach
2001 Louisiana Tech Assistant Coach
1992-98 Southern Miss Assistant Coach
1989-91 Louisiana Tech Assistant Coach
1988 Bastrop (La.) H.S. Asst. Coach
1987 Catholic (La.) Head Coach
1986 Catholic (La.) Assistant Coach
2013 Outback Bowl
2011 Independence Bowl
2011 Cotton Bowl
2010 Capital One Bowl
2008 Chick-fil-A Bowl
2001 Humanitarian Bowl
1998 Humanitarian Bowl
1997 Liberty Bowl
1990 Independence Bowl
personal
coaching experience
bowl experience
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Everette Sands begins his second season with the
Gamecocks. He was named running backs coach at
South Carolina on January 16, 2012.
In Sands first season, the Gamecocks rushed for 19
touchdowns and averaged 139 yards on the ground.
Carolina lost its top ground-gainer, Marcus Lattimore,
to a season-ending knee injury in the ninth game of the
season against Tennessee, but senior Kenny Miles and
freshman Mike Davis stepped in to pick up the slack in
fine fashion.
Sands came to South Carolina after spending the 2011
campaign coaching the running backs at NC State, his
16th year in the profession. In his lone season with the
Wolfpack, his backs logged four individual 100+ yard
performances for the first time since 2007.
Sands is very familiar with the Palmetto State, having
logged two stints at The Citadel, first from 1999-2000
and again from 2005-10. During his second stint at the
Charleston school, he coached three running backs who
were named to the Southern Conference All-freshman
team and had one back break the school’s single-season
and single-game records for touchdowns. Between his
stints at The Citadel, Sands coached the offensive backs
at Ohio University.
Born July 28, 1971 in Conway, S.C., Sands earned a
bachelor’s degree in computer science from The Citadel
in 1993. He earned four letters as a running back for the
Bulldogs collecting All-Southern Conference honors in
all four years. He ranks second all-time in school his-
tory with 3,926 rushing yards and with 204 points and
34 touchdowns. He garnered All-America accolades as a
junior when he led The Citadel to a conference title and
number one final ranking with 1,449 yards and 12 touch-
downs. He served as a team captain in 1993 and was
inducted into The Citadel Athletic Hall of Fame in 2004.
Sands got into the coaching profession originally at
the high school level in 1995 when he was at Sea Island
Academy in Johns Island, S.C. At that time, he was con-
sidered to be the youngest head coach in the history of
South Carolina high school football.
His first college coaching position came at Elon from
1996-98.
Sands is married to the former Yvette Newton and the
couple has two sons, Everette III “Tre” and Josiah, and
one daughter, Sierra.
THE sands FILE
Full Name: Everette Sands
Hometown: Conway, S.C.
Wife: Yvette
Children: Everette III “Tre”, Josiah, Sierra
College: The Citadel (1993)
2012-13 South Carolina Assistant Coach
2011 NC State Assistant Coach
2005-10 The Citadel Assistant Coach
2001-04 Ohio Assistant Coach
1999-00 The Citadel Assistant Coach
1996-98 Elon Assistant Coach
1995 Sea Island Academy (S.C.) Coach
2013 Outback Bowl
2011 Belk Bowl
personal
coaching experience
bowl experience
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Assistant Coaches
Steve Spurrier Jr., who has served on the coaching staffs
of two national championship teams and tutored a bevy of
outstanding receivers at both the collegiate and professional
levels, begins his ninth year as the coach of the Gamecock wide
receivers.
Spurrier was given the additional title of passing game co-
ordinator beginning with the 2009 season and, beginning in
the spring of 2011, added the duties of recruiting coordinator
to his resume. He was promoted to co-offensive coordinator in
the spring of 2012.
In his first season with the Gamecocks in 2005, Spurrier
mentored Sidney Rice, who broke nearly every receiving record
at the school en route to Freshman All-America honors. Rice
ended the campaign as the school’s single-season receiving
yards leader after catching 70 passes for 1,143 yards.
In 2006, Spurrier’s top two receivers, Rice and Kenny McKin-
ley, combined for 123 catches and 1,970 yards receiving, the
top tandem marks in school history. Rice owns two of the top
four receiving seasons in Carolina history and set numerous
records in just two campaigns in the Garnet and Black.
In 2007, McKinley earned first-team all-league recognition
after setting a school record with 77 receptions for 968 yards
and nine touchdowns.
His receivers had another strong year in 2008 as McKinley
became the school’s all-time leading receiver in both recep-
tions (207) and receiving yards (2,781), surpassing the records
previously held by Sterling Sharpe. McKinley, who missed part
of his senior season with an injury, still managed to haul in 54
passes for 642 yards to lead the team and earn honorable men-
tion all-conference recognition.
In 2009, Spurrier developed Alshon Jeffery into a consensus
first-team Freshman All-American after leading the team in re-
ceptions, yards and touchdown catches.
Spurrier helped guide Jeffery to a
school-record season in 2010, as the
sophomore amassed over 1,500 receiv-
ing yards and nine touchdowns, earning
unanimous All-SEC honors, All-America
accolades and a nod as a Biletnikoff
Award finalist.
Jeffery capped his career with 49
catches for 762 yards in 2011, finishing
his three-year stint in the Garnet & Black
with school records in receiving yards
(3,042) and 100-yard receiving games
(12), and tying the school record for
touchdown catches with 23.
The Gamecocks used the tight end more in the passing game
in 2012, as Justice Cunningham and Rory Anderson provided
a nice balance with wideouts Bruce Ellington and Ace Sanders.
That quartet caught 21 of the 29 touchdown passes.
Spurrier brought 11 years of coaching experience to Caro-
lina, with his most recent stop being at the University of Arizona
under head coach Mike Stoops.
He spent two seasons as wide receivers coach in the NFL
with Washington. While with the Redskins, Spurrier Jr. coached
Laveraneus Coles, whose 2003 receiving totals of 82 recep-
tions for 1,204 yards earned him his only Pro Bowl appear-
ance. He also coached Rod Gardner, who was the Redskin’s top
receiver in ‘02 with 1,007 yards.
Spurrier was part of Bob Stoops’ rebuilding project at Okla-
homa, which culminated with a perfect 13-0 record and na-
tional championship in 2000. He spent three seasons as the
Sooners’ wide receivers coach, working with such standouts as
Mark Clayton and Josh Norman.
Prior to his stay in Norman, Spurrier worked at Florida for
five seasons and was part of the Gators’ 1996 national cham-
pionship club.
During his collegiate coaching career, he has been involved
with 14 postseason bowl teams, four conference champion-
ships (three SEC and one Big 12) and two national champion-
ships (Florida 1996 and Oklahoma 2000).
Born in Palo Alto, Calif., Spurrier played collegiate football
at Duke University, where he earned his bachelor’s degree in
1994. He later earned a master’s degree at Florida in 1996.
Spurrier and his wife, the former Melissa Beauchamp, are
the parents of triplets, Luke, Gavin and Emmaline; Nolan; and
twins, Palmer and Hayden.
THE spurrier jr. FILE
Full Name: Stephen Orr Spurrier Jr.
Hometown: Durham, N.C.
Wife: Melissa
Children: Luke, Gavin, Emmaline, Nolan,
Palmer, Hayden
College: Duke (1994)
2005-13 South Carolina Assistant Coach
2004 Arizona Assistant Coach
2002-03 Washington Asst. Coach (NFL)
1999-01 Oklahoma Assistant Coach
1994-98 Florida Assistant Coach
2013 Outback Bowl
2012 Capital One Bowl
2010 Chick-fil-A Bowl
2010 Papajohns.com Bowl
2009 Outback Bowl
2006 Liberty Bowl
2005 Independence Bowl
2002 Cotton Bowl
2001 Orange Bowl
1999 Independence Bowl
1999 Orange Bowl
1998 Florida Citrus Bowl
1997 Sugar Bowl
1996 Fiesta Bowl
1995 Sugar Bowl
personal
coaching experience
bowl experience
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Lorenzo Ward wraps up his fifth season with the Gamecocks
and his first season in charge of the Gamecock defense. Ward
was originally named defensive coordinator at South Carolina
on January 12, 2009, working under Assistant Head Coach-De-
fense Ellis Johnson. He focused on the Gamecock cornerbacks
in 2011 after being responsible for both the cornerback and free
safeties in each of the previous two campaigns.
In 2012, the Gamecocks were ranked in the top-25 nationally
in all four statistical categories – 11th in total defense and 13th
in scoring defense, 17th in rushing defense and 21st in pass-
ing defense. The unit was led by All-American defensive end,
Jadeveon Clowney, who had a school record 13 of the team’s
school-record 43 sacks, the nation’s fifth-highest total.
Ward helped guide a defensive unit that finished the 2011
season with the nation’s third-best rated defense, one that sur-
rendered just 268 yards per contest. Carolina boasted the na-
tion’s second-best pass defense and ranks 11th in the country,
allowing just 18.4 points per game. In addition, Carolina forced
32 turnovers. In his debut as the man in charge of the defense,
he limited Nebraska to 13 points and 253 yards of offense, and
shut them out over the final three quarters while allowing just
64 yards in the second half of the 2012 Capital One Bowl game.
Ward helped lead a Gamecock defense that scored six defen-
sive touchdowns during the 2010 season, a school record, with
two scored by his secondary (Stephon Gilmore, D.J. Swear-
inger). Gilmore was cited as an All-SEC selection during his
sophomore campaign.
In his first season at Carolina, Ward’s unit helped the Game-
cocks rank eighth in the nation in pass defense. In addition, the
Gamecocks finished in the upper half in the SEC in scoring de-
fense, rushing defense and total defense. Individually, Gilmore
earned first-team Freshman All-America accolades.
Ward came to South Carolina after
spending one season as the secondary
coach on Bobby Petrino’s staff at Arkan-
sas. Prior to that, he was on Art Shell’s
staff with the NFL’s Oakland Raiders in
2006.
A former player at Alabama, Ward
coached the secondary under Frank
Beamer at Virginia Tech for seven sea-
sons from 1999-2005, with five of his
players earning All-Big East honors and
one making the All-Atlantic Coast Con-
ference squad. Virginia Tech led the na-
tion in total defense, was third in pass
defense and second in pass efficiency
defense in 2005.
The 2004 Hokie defense ranked fourth in the nation in both
pass defense and interceptions. In 2002, the Hokies led the na-
tion with 24 interceptions. The 2001 defense was No. 2 in the
nation in total defense while the 2000 unit was No. 3 in inter-
ceptions. The 1999 defense was No. 3 in total defense and No.
7 in pass efficiency defense.
From 1994-99, Ward was an assistant at Tennessee-Chat-
tanooga, including a two-year stint (1998-99) as defensive
coordinator and defensive backfield coach. He coached the de-
fensive backs from 1994-96 and the running backs in 1997. He
also coached kickoff coverage and the punt team.
Ward played at Alabama from 1986-89, helping the Crimson
Tide go 33-15 with an SEC title in 1989. The Sporting News
named him Special Teams Player of the Year following his se-
nior season as Alabama’s unit was ranked No. 1 in the nation.
Ward and Alabama played in the 1986 Sun Bowl, 1988 Hall of
Fame Bowl, 1988 Sun Bowl and 1990 Sugar Bowl.
He began his coaching career as a graduate assistant under
the tutelage of Ellis Johnson at Alabama in 1991, working with
the defensive backs, before going to Newnan (Ga.) High School
as an assistant in 1992, where he also coached the track team.
He returned to Alabama as a graduate assistant in the fall of
1993, working with the outside linebackers, before going to
Chattanooga.
Ward earned his bachelor’s in physical education from Ala-
bama in 1991.
Ward is married to the former Tara Tubbs. The couple has
one son, Lorenzo Donovan Ward Jr.
THE ward FILE
Full Name: Lorenzo Ward
Hometown: Greensboro, Ala.
Wife: Tara
Children: Lorenzo Donovan Jr.
College: Alabama (1991)
2009-13 South Carolina Assistant Coach
2008 Arkansas Assistant Coach
2006 Oakland Assistant Coach (NFL)
1999-05 Virginia Tech Assistant Coach
1994-98 Chattanooga Asst. Coach
1993 Alabama Graduate Assistant
1992 Newnan (Ga.) H.S. Coach
1991 Alabama Graduate Assistant
2013 Outback Bowl
2012 Capital One Bowl
2010 Chick-fil-A Bowl
2010 Papajohns.com Bowl
2006 Chick-fil-A Bowl
2005 Gator Bowl
2005 Sugar Bowl
2003 Insight.com Bowl
2002 San Francisco Bowl
2002 Gator Bowl
2000 Sugar Bowl
1993 Gator Bowl
1991 Blockbuster Bowl
1991 Fiesta Bowl
1990 Sugar Bowl
1988 Sun Bowl
1988 Hall of Fame Bowl
1986 Sun Bowl
personal
coaching experience
bowl experience
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Football Staff
Jamie Speronis begins his ninth year overseeing
South Carolina’s football operations and his 23rd season
with Head Coach Steve Spurrier. He served as the Direc-
tor - Football Operations for seven years before being
promoted to Associate Athletics Director/Football Opera-
tions on March 1, 2012.
Speronis has significant experience in the position, as
he served as the Director of Football Operations for the
Washington Redskins from 2002-04 and was the Direc-
tor of Football Administration at the University of Florida
from 1996-2002.
Speronis is well regarded among his peers. He was
named as a district representative for the national com-
mittee of football operations personnel in February 2011.
Speronis was also named one of three finalists for na-
tional Director of Football Operations honors in 2009 as
selected by FootballScoop.com.
Working closely with head coach Steve Spurrier,
Speronis directs the administration and day-to-day op-
erations of the football program. In this capacity, he over-
sees the logistics relating to the spring, preseason and
postseason practices. He directs the walk-on program,
works with NFL personnel and serves as the liaison to
the compliance office and several other athletics and
university departments. In addition, Speronis coordi-
nates team travel arrangements and oversees the football
budget.
A 1985 graduate from Florida with a bachelor of sci-
ence degree in physical education, Speronis earned a
master of exercise and sports sciences in sport adminis-
tration from UF in 1989. A member of the American Foot-
ball Coaches Association, Speronis started his career in
football as a student assistant in the strength and condi-
tioning program at Florida from 1982-88. He served as a
graduate assistant from 1988-92 and then moved on to
a senior administrative assistant position from 1992-95.
Speronis and his wife, Kristy, have two sons, Conner
and Bryson.
THE speronis FILE
Full Name: Jamie Speronis
Hometown: Lowell, Mass.
Wife: Kristy
Children: Conner, Bryson
College: Florida (1985)
2005-13 South Carolina FB Operations
2002-04 Washington FB Operations (NFL)
1996-02 Florida Director-FB Administration
1992-95 Florida Senior Adm. Assistant
1988-92 Florida Graduate Assistant
2013 Outback Bowl
2012 Capital One Bowl
2010 Chick-fil-A Bowl
2010 Papajohns.com Bowl
2009 Outback Bowl
2006 Liberty Bowl
2005 Independence Bowl
2002 Orange Bowl
2001 Sugar Bowl
2000 Citrus Bowl
1999 Orange Bowl
1998 Citrus Bowl
1997 Sugar Bowl
1996 Fiesta Bowl
1995 Sugar Bowl
1994 Sugar Bowl
1992 Gator Bowl
1992 Sugar Bowl
1989 Freedom Bowl
1988 All-American Bowl
personal
coaching experience
bowl experience
2013 SOUTH CAROLINA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 36
CAROLINA FOOTBALL Football Staff
Joe Connolly was named head strength & condition-
ing coach for the South Carolina football program on
January 20, 2012. He is in his fifth year with the program.
Connolly began his professional career at Harvard
as an intern in 2007, assisting with all 41 sports at the
Ivy League school, including the league’s champion-
ship football team. He was hired as a full-time assistant
strength & conditioning coach at Harvard in 2008 and
served as the head strength & conditioning coach for
men’s volleyball while continuing to assist with the other
programs.
Following his stint at Harvard, Connolly served as an
assistant strength & conditioning coach at the University
of Louisville. He worked with football only, primarly fo-
cusing on the skill position players.
Connolly is a 2004 graduate of the University of Hart-
ford, where he earned degrees in criminal justice and so-
ciology. He was a four-year letterwinner in baseball. He
was awarded the senior award for great sportsmanship
and perseverance.
Connolly also owns a Master of Science degree in
physical education with a concentration in strength &
conditioning from Bridgewater State College, graduating
magna cum laude in 2008.
Connolly is certified by both the Collegiate Strength &
Conditioning Coaches Association (CSCCa) Strength &
Conditioning Coach Certified (SCCC) and the National
Strength & Conditioning Association (NSCA) Certified
Strength & Conditioning Specialist (CSCS). He is also
certified through USA Weightlifting as a Club Coach
Level 1 and is certified by Power Pilates.
Connolly is a current competitor in olympic weightlift-
ing, drug free powerlifting, Highland games and strong-
man competitions.
A native of Barnstable, Mass., Connolly’s wife’s name
is Shalona.
THE connolly FILE
Full Name: John Joseph Connolly Jr.
Hometown: Barnstable, Mass.
Wife: Shalona
College: Hartford (2004)
2009-13 South Carolina S&C Coach
2008-09 Louisville S&C Coach
2008 Harvard S&C Coach
2007 Harvard S&C Intern
2007 Bridegwater State Teaching Asst.
2007 Team Cape Cod Baseball S&C
2013 Outback Bowl
2012 Capital One Bowl
2010 Chick-fil-A Bowl
2010 Papajohns.com Bowl
personal
coaching experience
bowl experience
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Football Support Staff
ROBBIE LILES
Director – Recruiting Operations
13th Year at South Carolina
Robbie Liles is in his 13th
year with the South Carolina
football program. He was pro-
moted to Director of Recruiting
Operations in the spring of
2013 after spending the previ-
ous seven years as Director of
High School Relations. Prior
to that, he served as the Re-
cruiting Graduate Assistant.
In his role, Liles directs the On-Campus Recruit-
ing efforts, managing the day to day operations in the
Recruiting Office. He also serves as the High School
Relations Director for the Football Staff. Additional re-
sponsibilities include coordinating official and unoffi-
cial visits, assisting with football camps and clinics, as
well as assisting with team and bowl travel.
Liles earned a bachelor’s degree in Sport & Enter-
tainment Management in 2001 from South Carolina. He
later earned a master’s degree in Hotel, Restaurant and
Tourism Management from South Carolina in 2004.
Liles came to South Carolina after spending five
years coaching high school football, including three
seasons at Columbia’s Hammond School. He began
his coaching career at his alma mater, Thomas Heyward
Academy in Ridgeland, S.C. While at Thomas Heyward,
Liles earned three letters in football and baseball. He
was named all-conference his senior year in football, as
well as earning MVP of his team.
He is married to the former Lauren Edwards.
JOE LISLE
Assistant Athletics Director/Video Operations
17th Year at South Carolina
Joe Lisle, who has more
than 21 years of video pro-
duction experience, is in his
17th year as the Gamecocks’
Football Video Coordinator.
In 2012, he was promoted to
Assistant Athletics Director/
Video Operations.
Lisle, who was named the
Athletics Department’s Teammate of the Year for 2008-
09, has twice been honored as the Collegiate Sports
Video Association’s Outstanding SEC Video Coordina-
tor, first in 2002 and again in 2011.
Lisle came to Carolina from the University of Mem-
phis, where he was video coordinator for two years.
While at Memphis he coordinated all sports’ gameday
and practice filming and production, and managed all
video equipment maintenance and purchasing for the
department.
Lisle received his bachelor’s degree in mass com-
munications with an emphasis 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-confer-
ence honors and one All-American.
Lisle was a placekicker for four years. He led the na-
tion in field goal percentage during his senior season.
Lisle and his wife, Anne, have three children, Mark,
Gordon and Maggie Grace.
chris matlock
Equipment Manager
14th Year at South Carolina
Chris Matlock is in his 14th
season with the South Carolina
football program and serves as
the team’s Equipment Manag-
er. Matlock joined the Game-
cock staff in the spring of 2000
after working as Notre Dame’s
athletic equipment manager
for over eight years.
Prior to joining the Notre Dame staff in 1991, Mat-
lock worked as the assistant equipment manager for
the NFL’s Indianapolis Colts for five years. He was the
assistant equipment manager at his alma mater, Chat-
tanooga, for one year and worked as a student assistant
for the Moccasin program as an undergraduate.
Matlock has been an active certified member of the
Athletic Equipment Manager Association for 20 years.
He has been an active member of the American Football
Coaches Association. He is the secretary of the SEC
Equipment Managers Association. Since his arrival
in Columbia, he has been involved with the Palmetto
Chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation,
serving on the Board of Directors.
While in South Bend, he was a chairperson for the
Dream Course Foundation golf outing also raising
money for JDRF. Matlock earned his bachelor’s degree
in psychology from Chattanooga in 1986. He is a 2002
graduate of The Sports Management Institute.

patrick shine
Administrative Coordinator – Recruiting
12th Year at South Carolina
Patrick Shine is in his 12th
year with the Carolina football
program and his sixth as the
Administrative Coordinator for
Recruiting.
Shine served as a recruiting
intern in 2002 and a recruiting
assistant in 2003 and 2004. In
2005 and ‘06 he worked as a
graduate assistant in the recruiting office.
Shine is a 2004 graduate of South Carolina with a
bachelor’s degree in sport & entertainment manage-
ment. He also earned a master’s degree in HRTM.
A Columbia native, Shine is a 1997 graduate of Ben
Lippen High School where he was a four-year letter-
winner in tennis and earned three letters in football and
basketball. He was the MVP, team captain and earned
all-conference honors in his senior year in football.
Shine and his wife, Beth, have two daughters, Char-
lotte and Abigail.
Scott Spurrier
Football
Addison Williams
Football
Brian Turk
Football
Freddy Saint-preux
Football
shaq wilson
Football
Graduate Assistants
JEFF MERKT
Strength & Conditioning
Justin Keown
Football
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Behind The Scenes
ANDRe GOODMAN
Director – Football Development
Second Year at South Carolina
Andre Goodman is in his
second year at the Gamecocks’
Director - Football Develop-
ment.
In his role, Goodman
focuses on off-the-field ac-
tivities of the student-athletes
and serves as an important
resource in balancing the de-
mands of academics, athletics, community outreach,
and their personal lives as they transition in and out of
college athletics.
The Greenville, S.C. product was an all-state wide
receiver and defensive back at Eastside High School
and also excelled in track. He was a four-year letterwin-
ner for Carolina (1998-2001, starting each of his final
two campaigns at cornerback.
Goodman was drafted by Detroit in the third round of
the 2002 NFL Draft and played with the Lions for four
seasons. He also logged NFL time with the Miami Dol-
phins (2006-08) and Denver Broncos (2009-11).
Goodman and his wife, Shana, have four children,
Fabian, Andre, Kennedy and Mason.
Dan Austin
Assistant Head Strength & Conditioning Coach
11th Year at South Carolina
Dan Austin serves as an
assistant strength & condi-
tioning coach. Austin, who
is in his 11th year at Caro-
lina, works with the Gamecock
men’s soccer teams in addition
to his football duties.
Prior to his arrival in Co-
lumbia, Austin was the Head
Strength Coach at Austin Peay, Tennessee State, UNLV,
Mississippi State and Oklahoma State. While at OSU,
he was voted the Big 12 Conference’s Strength and
Conditioning Coach of the Year in 2000.
A native of Greenville, S.C., Austin earned a bach-
elor’s degree from Newberry College where he played
football and soccer. Austin also owns a master’s degree
in health, physical education and education administra-
tion from Austin Peay.
Austin is certified by United States American Weight-
Lifting, the International Sports Sciences Association,
and the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coach-
es Association. He also holds a Level II Specialist in
Sports Conditioning certification and the Master Col-
legiate Strength and Conditioning Coach certification,
the highest certification a strength coach can achieve.
Austin is also a nine-time world power lifting cham-
pion and 16-time national power lifting champion.
In addition, Austin has co-authored the book “Pow-
erlifting: Technique, Training and Competition,” which
was published in 2012.
Austin, a 2010 inductee into the Eastside (Taylor,
S.C.) High School Hall of Fame and the 2011 Powerlift-
ing Hall of Fame, has one daughter, Briana.
Aurmon Satchell
Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach
Fourth Year at South Carolina
Aurmon Satchell returned
to the Carolina strength &
conditioning staff in the spring
of 2012 after a one year stint as
an assistant strength & condi-
tioning coach at Indiana.
Satchell orginally joined the
Gamecock football program
in March 2009 as a graduate
assistant and spent 2010 as an assistant strength and
conditioning coach.
Satchell spent 2007 and 2008 as a volunteer strength
and conditioning coach at the University of Minnesota.
A graduate of the University of Texas, Satchell earned
a degree in youth and community studies. He was a
three-year letterwinner at linebacker and defensive end.
Aurmon and his wife, Veronica, have one daughter,
Jayln and one son, Sean.
Mike Sirignano
Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach
Second Year at South Carolina
Mike Sirignano is in his
second year as an assistant
strength & conditioning coach
at South Carolina, joining the
staff in the spring of 2012.
Sirignano spent the previ-
ous two seasons at Rhode
Island. In 2009, he was an as-
sistant strength coach at Bry-
ant University while also managing his own strength &
conditioning business.
Sirignano began his collegiate coaching career at the
College of the Holy Cross in 2006 and later served as
the defensive line coach at Woonsocket (R.I.) High.
He is certified through USA Weightlifting, the Na-
tional Strength and Conditioning Association, the Col-
legiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association
and USA Powerlifting.
Sirignano earned his degree in physical education
from Bridgewater State in 2007 where he was the cap-
tain of the football team and earned two-time All-Amer-
ica, three-time All-New England and three-time ECAC
All-Star honors.
Joe Sumter
Assistant Equipment Manager
Rita Boykin
Admin. Asst. - Head Coach
Kim Fields
Administrative Asst. - Football
Vickie Simpkins
Administrative Asst. - Football
Paul McGee
Video Coordinator
RYAN FISCHER
Assistant Equipment Manager
Angie baskins
Academic Advisor
Paul stoltzfus
Academic Advisor
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Clint Haggard
Head Football Athletic Trainer
Fifth Year At South Carolina
Clint Haggard begins his
fifth season at the University of
South Carolina. He was named
head football athletic trainer on
July 22, 2009.
Haggard has experience
both as a head athletic trainer
and in the Southeastern Con-
ference. Most recently, he
served as the assistant athletics director for medical
services/head athletic trainer at Rice University, a posi-
tion he held since May 2006.
Haggard came to Rice after spending the previous
two seasons as assistant football athletic trainer at the
University of Alabama. Prior to that, he was a gradu-
ate assistant athletic trainer at Alabama 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 has also served internships for the
Indianapolis Colts (summer of 2001) and for the Cin-
cinnati Reds (summer of 2000). Additionally, he serves
as an adjunct instructor in the Athletic Training Educa-
tion 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 in addition to publishing many articles and
successfully procuring several athletic training-related
grants.
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 Ala-
bama in 2003.
Haggard is certified by the National Athletic Trainers
Association. Additionally, he is certified as an emergen-
cy medical technician-basic. Haggard holds member-
ships with numerous national, state and district athletic
training associations.
Haggard and his wife, Erin, have a daughter, Reagan,
and a son, Brewer.
Nathan Peck
Assistant Football Athletic Trainer
Fifth Year At South Carolina
Nathan Peck begins his fifth
season as an assistant athletic
trainer for the University of
South Carolina football team.
Peck came to Columbia
after at stint at Rice Univer-
sity where he was the primary
athletic trainer for baseball for
one year and with basketball
for two, but he also assisted with preseason football
and in-season practice and game coverage. He also as-
sisted the Houston Rockets of the National Basketball
Association with their summer workouts.
Peck (MS, ATC, CSCS) is a certified athletic trainer
as well as a certified strength and conditioning special-
ist. He earned a B.S. of Athletic Training from Northeast-
ern University in Boston in 1998 and a M.S. of Sports
Medicine from Long Beach State University in 2006.
Peck was the baseball athletic trainer for the “Dirtbags”
while attending graduate school at Long Beach State
University as well as strength and conditioning coach
for local high school and collegiate athletes.
Peck’s baseball career started as an athletic trainer
for the 1999 Cotuit Ketteleres of the Cape Cod Baseball
League. He was employed as a minor league athletic
trainer by the Boston Red Sox in 2000 for one season
and the Seattle Mariners for three seasons.
A native of Biddeford, Maine, Peck spent the 2003
winter league season as the athletic trainer for the
Cardenales de Lara of the Venezuelan Professional
Baseball League. He is married to former South Caro-
lina and NCAA champion diver Allison Brennan.
Rachel Sharpe
Assistant Football Athletic Trainer
Third Year At South Carolina
Rachel Sharpe enters her third season as an assis-
tant athletic trainer at the University of South Carolina.
She works primarily with the football team and provides
secondary coverage to the cheerleading squad.
Sharpe served as a gradu-
ate assistant athletic trainer
from 2009-11 while working
towards her master’s in physi-
cal education with a concen-
tration in athletic training. In
her first year as a graduate
assistant, she assisted with
coverage of the USC football
team. The following year, she served as the head ath-
letic trainer at WJ Keenan High School in Columbia,
where she provided coverage to all teams, including the
2011 2A Boys Basketball State Champions. During the
summer of 2010, She completed a preseason intern-
ship with the Tennessee Titans of the NFL.
Originally from Jefferson City, Tenn., Sharpe re-
ceived her Bachelor’s degree in athletic training from
Samford University in 2008. She is certified by the
National Athletic Trainers Association and holds mem-
berships in several state, district and national athletic
training and sports medicine organizations.
Jennifer Boynton
Sports Dietitian
Sixth Year At South Carolina
Jennifer Boynton joined the
University of South Carolina
as its sports dietitian in 2008.
Prior to her arrival in Colum-
bia, Boynton was the director
of sports nutrition at the Uni-
versity of South Florida, where
her primary responsibilities
were football, team education
and establishing nutrition as an essential component in
performance as well as overall health.
Originally from Holland, Mich., Boynton completed
her undergraduate degree in human, food, nutrition,
and exercise along with dietetics at Virginia Tech. While
at Tech, she competed as a scholarship student-athlete
with the volleyball team and worked as a summer in-
tern with Tech’s sports dietitian. She also received her
master’s degree from the University of Florida, gaining
experience as a graduate intern in the sports nutrition
department. Upon completion of her master’s, she ob-
tained her RD (registered dietitian credential).
Boynton and her husband, Mike, a former Carolina
basketball standout, have one son, Brandon Ace.
Team Doctors
Timothy Malone
Director of Wellness
Matt POllack
Team Physician
Chris Mazoué
Team Physician
Jeff Guy
Orthopaedic Surgery
Evan Cohen
Team Chiropractor
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Dr. Zach Kelehear
Faculty Representative
Kevin O’Connell
Chief Operating Officer
Charles Waddell
Deputy Athletics Director
Judy Van Horn
Senior Associate A.D./SWA
Shawn Burke
Asst. A.D./Operations & Event Mgt
Steve Fink
Assistant A.D./Media Relations
John Kasik
Associate A.D./Sports Medicine
Ray Tanner
Athletics Director
Eric Nichols
Associate A.D./Marketing
Lance Grantham
Assistant A.D./Ticket Operations
Charles Bloom
Senior Associate A.D./External
Jeff Tallant
Chief Financial Officer
Dr. Harris Pastides
University President
Duane Grooms
Assistant A.D./Facilties Services
Chance Miller
Asst. A.D./Compliance Services
Jeff Davis
Assoc. A.D./Operations & Facilities
D.J. Brown
Asst. A.D./Compliance Services
Jeff Crane
Sr. Associate A.D./Development
clark cox
Asst. A.D./Turf & Landscaping
jamie speronis
Assoc. A.D./Football Operations
Joe lisle
Assistant A.D./Video Operations
Chris Rogers
Assoc. A.D./Compliance Services
patrick mcfarland
Exectuve Director Gamecock Club
Maria Hickman
Associate A.D./Academics
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Second-year tight end who was impressive in his first season for the Garnet & Black,
earning a spot on the SEC All-Freshman team in 2012... expected to play even a
greater role this year with the departure of starter Justice Cunningham... creates a
mismatch problem for the defense... listed on the second team entering the fall behind
Rory Anderson, but expect the Gamecocks to show some two tight end sets... shared
“Most Improved” tight end honors during the spring with Anderson.
2012: True freshman tight end... earned SEC All-Freshman accolades by the league’s
coaches... caught four passes for 90 yards and a touchdown in nine games... aver-
aged 22.5 yards per reception... one of three true freshmen to play in the season
opener at Vanderbilt... caught his first pass, a 33-yarder from Seth Strickland, in
the win over UAB... had a 16-yard reception at LSU... logged a 12-yard reception
at Florida... caught his first touchdown pass, a 29-yarder against Arkansas for the
game’s first points.
PREP SCHOOL: Attended Fork Union (Va.) Military Academy in the fall of 2011...
played for John Shuman... considered a four-star prospect by Rivals.com, Scout.com
and 247Sports.com, and a three-star prospect by ESPN.com.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played quarterback, tight end, linebacker, defensive end and punter
in football and was a power forward on the basketball team at Scott’s Branch High
School in Summerton, S.C., graduating in 2011... led the Eagles to the 1A Division II
state title as a senior... coached by Leonard Johnson... in two years at quarterback he
threw for 689 yards and 12 touchdowns in the run-dominated offense... also caught
21 passes for 581 yards and eight scores in his career... logged 96 tackles with five
interceptions and a sack as a junior on the defensive side of the ball... caught three
touchdown passes as a tight end in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas... was the first
player from his high school to play in the Shrine Bowl... also played in the Offense-
Defense All-American Bowl in Myrtle Beach... the Eagles were the 2008 1A Division
II state champions and the 2009 state runners-up... also played basketball, averaging
19 points and 13 rebounds as a junior... given a three-star ranking, considered the
state’s 10th-best player and rated as the 17th-best tight end in the country according
to Rivals.com... given three stars and considered the nation’s 30th-best high school
tight end by Scout.com... a four-star recruit by 247Sports.com... named to PrepStar’s
All-Atlantic Region class... selected South Carolina over Clemson.
PERSONAL: Jerell D. Adams was born December 31, 1992... is undecided on his
major field of study.
“Busta” is penciled in as the probable starter at tight end entering the fall... big play
threat who has scored eight touchdowns on 22 receptions while averaging 20.9 yards
per catch in his first two seasons in the Garnet & Black... has played in all 26 games
over the past two seasons, making four career starts... shared “Most Improved” tight
end honors during the spring with Jerell Adams.
2012: Saw action in all 13 games, making a pair of starts (UAB and Tennessee)...
hauled in 14 passes for 271 yards and five touchdowns... averaged 19.4 yards per
catch... caught four passes for a team and career-high 90 yards and two scores (7 and
51 yards) in the home opener over East Carolina... had a 13-yard TD catch against
Missouri... caught a 37-yard pass in the win at Kentucky... caught a 14-yard touch-
down pass against Georgia... caught three passes for 58 yards, including a 26-yard
scoring strike in the win over Tennessee... had a 29-yard reception against Arkansas.
2011: True freshman who played in all 13 games, starting two (Kentucky and Ten-
nessee)... three of his eight catches went for touchdowns... logged 188 receiving
yards, a 23.5-yard average... six of his receptions went for at least 19 yards... re-
corded his first catch against Vanderbilt... earned his first career start versus Kentucky
and responded with a 46-yard reception... notched his first career touchdown on a
23-yard connection vs. Tennessee, sealing the win... caught his second TD on a 20-
yard strike against The Citadel... caught two passes for 57 yards and his third score
in the win over arch rival Clemson... included was a career-long 55-yard reception...
had a 21-yard reception in the bowl win over Nebraska.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played tight end at McEachern High in Powder Springs, Ga.,
graduating in 2011... caught 38 passes with six touchdowns in his senior season...
coached by Kyle Hockman... helped the Indians win 21 games over his final two
seasons... three-star prospect who was considered the nation’s 26th-best tight end
and ranked 41st in the state of Georgia by Rivals.com... was a three-star recruit and
the nation’s 31st-rated tight end by Scout.com... was a three-star prospect and the
nation’s 35th-best tight end by 247Sports.com... named to PrepStar’s All-Southeast
Region class... also played basketball and helped his team to the state AAAAA quar-
terfinals as a junior... selected South Carolina over Tennessee, USF and Virginia
among many others.
PERSONAL: Rory C. Anderson II was born October 2, 1992... is pursuing a degree
in retailing.
Adams’ Statistics
Year GP/GS Rec Yds Avg TD Long
2012 9/0 4 90 22.5 1 33
Adams’ Single-Game Highs
Receptions .................................................1, 4 times, 2012
Yards Receiving............................................ 33, UAB, 2012
Long Reception ............................................ 33, UAB, 2012
Touchdown Receptions ........................... 1, Arkansas, 2012
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Anderson’s Statistics
Year GP/GS Rec Yds Avg TD Long
2011 13/2 8 188 23.5 3 55
2012 13/2 14 271 19.4 5 51
Total 26/4 22 459 20.9 8 55
Anderson’s Single-Game Highs
Receptions ....................................... 4, East Carolina, 2012
Yards Receiving.............................. 90, East Carolina, 2012
Long Reception ..................................... 55, Clemson, 2011
Touchdown Receptions .................... 2, East Carolina, 2012
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Sophomore placekicker who gained some experience in 2012 handling the kickoff du-
ties early in the season... competing with Nick St. Germain for the kickoff and place-
kicking duties as the Gamecocks look to replace Adam Yates... is the leader in the
clubhouse entering the fall... has shown a strong leg, just needs to gain consistency...
considered the “Most Improved” placekicker in the spring.
2012: Earned the duties as the kickoff specialist early in the season... also had a
couple appearances when the Gamecocks attempted an onside kick... had three
touchbacks among his 13 kickoffs.
2011: Walk-on who joined the team in the fall... was redshirted in his first season...
named one of four outstanding walk-ons in at the 2012 Garnet & Black Spring Game.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from South Pointe High in Rock Hill, S.C. in 2011...
played football for coach Bobby Carroll... earned all-area, all-region and all-state
honors... turned down a scholarship from Newberry to walk-on at South Carolina.
PERSONAL: Landon E. Ard is majoring in sport and entertainment management.
Wide receiver who adds depth to the roster in his second season for the Garnet &
Black... blessed with excellent quickness... is the smallest player on the roster.
2012: Joined the team when the roster expanded... was not eligible to play due to the
NCAA transfer rule.
2011: Attended Brevard (N.C.) College where he was a scholarship football player...
played for Paul Hamilton... listed as a quarterback for the Tornados... played in four
games, carrying eight times for 98 yards, an average of 12.2 yards per carry, with a
long of 41 yards against Southern Virginia.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played under Dr. Jerry Brown at Berkeley High School in Moncks
Corner, S.C., graduating in 2011... lettered in football and soccer and was named
Player of the Week twice in his senior year.
PERSONAL: Tevin Bradshaw was born Dec. 4, 1992... is a physical education major.
Third-year wide receiver who will have an opportunity to work his way into more play-
ing time in 2013... listed on the second-team entering the fall behind Bruce Elling-
ton... possesses good size at six-feet, four-inches... also a special teams contributor...
given the Everyday Attitude Award for the offense at the 2013 spring game.
2012: Redshirt freshman wide receiver... also used on special teams... played in all
13 games... caught three passes for 28 yards... had two catches against East Carolina
netting 14 yards and one 14-yard reception against Florida... a member of the SEC
Fall Academic Honor Roll... named a Harold White GPA Award winner during the
2012 Garnet & Black Spring Game.
2011: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Marvin Ridge High School in Waxhaw, N.C. in
2011... played for Scott Chadwick... earned a spot on the AP all-state team... selected
to participate in the NUC All-World Bowl in Charleston, S.C., following his senior
season... caught 47 passes for 737 yards and eight touchdowns as a junior... missed
most of his sophomore season with a broken tibia... three-star prospect, considered
the 16th-best player in the state of North Carolina and the 54th-best wide receiver
in the country, according to Rivals.com... regarded as a three-star prospect and the
nation’s 118th-best wide receiver by Scout.com... also a three-star recruit and the
nation’s 60th-best wide receiver according to 247Sports.com... named to PrepStar’s
All-Atlantic Region class... chose South Carolina over North Carolina... also had of-
fers from Arkansas, Duke, East Carolina, Illinois, Kentucky, NC State, West Virginia
and Wisconsin... was the first commitment of South Carolina’s 2011 class.
PERSONAL: Keith Brent Jr. was born August 6, 1993... is a hospitality management
major.
The fastest players on the team, will provide a deep threat again in 2013... will begin
the fall competing with Shaq Roland for a starting role... could also be in the mix for
kickoff return duties... has made five career starts while playing in 22 games in his
first two seasons... has caught 15 passes for 382 yards, a 25.5 yard average with three
scores... also competes on the Carolina indoor men’s track team in the sprint events...
best times in 2013 were 6.66 in the 60-meter dash, 21.41 in the 200 and 47.91 in the
400 meters... missed most of the spring while nursing a hamstring injury.
2012: Speedy wide receiver who played in all 13 games, making a pair of starts...
caught 14 passes for 366 yards, a gaudy 26.1-yard average, with three scores...
had four receptions of more than 40 yards... also returned two kickoffs for 22 yards
and rushed four times for –2 yards... caught two passes for 81 yards in the home
opener against East Carolina, including a 53-yard reception... connected with Dylan
Thompson on a 94-yard scoring strike against UAB... it was the fourth-longest pass
in school history, tied for the second longest in FBS play in 2012, and was his first
career TD reception... caught a 30-yard scoring strike in the win at Kentucky... had a
career-high three catches for 26 yards against Missouri... made his first start of the
season and set the tone early in the Georgia game with a 42-yard reception on the
second play from scrimmage... also made the start at LSU... did not log a reception
in the season’s final five regular games... bounced back with two catches for 63 yards
in the Outback Bowl win over Michigan, including a 56-yard scoring play on the third
play from scrimmage... named to the CoSIDA Academic All-District team... a member
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Brent’s Statistics
Year GP/GS Rec Yds Avg TD Long
2012 13/0 3 28 9.3 0 14
Brent’s Single-Game Highs
Receptions ....................................... 2, East Carolina, 2012
Yards Receiving.................... 14, twice: East Carolina, 2012
& Florida, 2012
Long Reception ........................................ 14, Florida, 2012
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of the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll... named the Most Improved Wide Receiver in
the spring... also competed on the South Carolina men’s track team as a sprinter...
top time in the 60m dash was 6.71 seconds... placed sixth at the 2012 SEC indoor
championships in that event.
2011: True freshman who played in nine games, starting three... sat out the first four
games due to an NCAA eligibility issue... caught just one pass for 16 yards, but car-
ried the ball 10 times for 73 yards and had one kickoff return for 24 yards... started
the first game in which he appeared against Auburn... had his first career rush (two
yards) in that game...caught his only pass for 16 yards vs. Kentucky... also set a ca-
reer long with a 21-yard run on a flanker sweep against the Wildcats...had a 10-yard
carry against Mississippi State... rushed twice for 15 yards at Tennessee... earned
his second start at Arkansas... lone kickoff return came against The Citadel... rushed
three times for 19 yards as a starter in the win over rival Clemson.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Timber Creek Regional High in Erial, N.J. in 2011...
coached by Robert Hinson... logged more than 1,500 yards from scrimmage as a
senior... played in the NUC All-World Bowl in Charleston, S.C., where he caught
five passes for 52 yards and two touchdowns, earning offensive MVP honors... as a
junior for the Chargers, caught 38 passes for 605 yards and four touchdowns, carried
the ball 78 times for 685 yards and eight more scores, and added two punt returns
for TDs, earning first-team all-conference and Group III and second-team All-South
Jersey... a prep track standout who clocked a 10.42 100-meters, a 21.90 200-meters,
and a 47.88 400-meters... won the state indoor 55-meter title as a sophomore in 6.39
seconds... traveled to Japan in February 2011 to compete for the United States...
rated a four-star prospect, the sixth-best player in New Jersey, the 19th-best wide
receiver in the country and ranked as the 186th-best player in the country by Rivals.
com... regarded as a four-star prospect, the 132nd-best player in the country and the
18th-best wide receiver by Scout.com... four-star prospect, the fourth-best player in
New Jersey and the 24th-best wide receiver in the nation, according to 247Sports.
com... considered a PrepStar All-American... selected South Carolina over Iowa, Ole
Miss and Florida.
PERSONAL: Damiere Byrd is a sport and entertainment management major.
Experienced offensive lineman who has started 25 games over the past two seasons,
the most among any returning player on the Gamecocks’ roster... talented athlete who
was a leader in the weightroom during the offseason... considered the Gamecocks’
top offensive lineman and a candidate for post-season accolades... expected to be
one of the key components to the Gamecocks’ offensive line from his left guard posi-
tion again in 2013... presented with the Everday Hustle Award for the offense at the
2013 Garnet & Black Spring Game.
2012: Redshirt sophomore offensive lineman... started 12 of 13 games at left guard...
did not get the start at Florida, the only game he has not started in the last two
seasons... earned a spot on Phil Steele’s third-team Midseason All-SEC squad... a
member of the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll.
2011: Redshirt freshman who started every game at left guard... one of seven Game-
cocks to earn a start in every contest... first-team Freshman All-American by Col-
legeFootballNews.com, CBSSports.com, FOXSportsNext.com and Phil Steele... on
the Coaches’ and Rivals.com SEC All-Freshman team... member of the Fall SEC
Academic Honor Roll.
2010: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played on both sides of the ball for coach Kevin Crosby at Bam-
berg-Ehrhardt (S.C.) High School, graduating in 2010... graded out at 96 percent with
60 knockdown blocks as an offensive tackle... did not give up a sack... also logged
95 tackles, 24 tackles for loss and six sacks as a defensive lineman for the Red Raid-
ers... helped B-E reach the state 1-A quarterfinals as a senior... selected to play in the
Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas and in the Under Armour All-American game... earned
all-state honors by The State... named the Orangeburg Times and Democrat Player
of the Year, first-team all-area and was an Elite 11 selection... considered a four-star
prospect, rated as the nation’s second-best center, the state’s ninth-best player and
ranked 182nd on the Rivals250 by Rivals.com... rated a four-star prospect and the
nation’s third-best center by Scout.com... rated a four-star prospect, the nation’s third-
best offensive guard and 85th overall on ESPN’s Top 150... ranked as the 24th-best
offensive lineman in the country by SuperPrep... listed on PrepStar’s Top 350 All-
American team... also considered North Carolina, Clemson, Georgia Tech, Georgia
and Tennessee.
PERSONAL: A.J. Cann’s given name is Aaron... was born October 3, 1991... is a
sociology major.
Talented tailback who has seen very little time on the gridiron in his first two years
with the Garnet & Black... has been hampered by injuries in each of his first two
seasons at Carolina, limiting him to just three games... had a knee injury as a true
freshman in 2011, then a wrist injury in 2012... did not participate in spring ball as he
was an outfielder on the South Carolina baseball team... batted .194 (6-for-31) in 18
games including nine starts with seven runs scored and two RBI for Chad Holbrook’s
squad.
Byrd’s Statistics
–Rushing–
Year GP/GS Att Yds Avg TD Long
2011 9/3 10 73 7.3 0 21
2012 13/2 4 –2 -0.5 0 3
Total 22/5 14 71 5.1 0 21
–Receiving–
Year GP/GS Rec Yds Avg TD Long
2011 9/3 1 16 16.0 0 16
2012 13/2 14 366 26.1 3 94
Total 22/5 15 382 25.5 3 84
–Kick Returns–
Year GP/GS No. Yds Avg TD Long
2011 9/3 1 16 16.0 0 16
2012 13/2 2 22 11.0 0 16
Total 22/5 3 38 12.7 0 16
Byrd’s Single-Game Highs
Carries .................................................... 3, Clemson, 2011
Yards Rushing ....................................... 21, Kentucky, 2011
Long Rush............................................. 21, Kentucky, 2011
Receptions .............................................. 3, Missouri, 2012
Yards Receiving............................................ 94, UAB, 2012
Long Reception ............................................ 94, UAB, 2012
Touchdowns Receiving ........................ 1, Three times, 2012
Long Kickoff Return................ 16, twice: The Citadel, 2011
& Florida, 2012
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2012: Redshirt freshman who injured his left wrist early in camp and underwent
surgery in late August... did not see any game action until the Outback Bowl when
he caught two passes for one yard in the win over Michigan... a member of the SEC
Fall Academic Honor Roll... did not go through spring drills or play baseball while
rehabbing a knee injury.
2011: True freshman who quickly moved up the depth chart... carried the ball three
times for nine yards... rushed two times for seven yards in the season opener against
East Carolina... also had a 23-yard kickoff return in that contest... suffered a torn ACL
in his knee on his only carry at Georgia.... missed the rest of the season... petitioned
for a medical redshirt.
HIGH SCHOOL: A two-sport standout at Lake City (S.C.) High, graduating in 2011...
also a highly-touted baseball player... selected in the 44th round of the MLB Draft by
the Cincinnati Reds out of high school... rushed for 2,280 yards and 33 touchdowns
as a senior... became just the third player in South Carolina history to tally 100 career
touchdowns, joining former Byrnes standout Marcus Lattimore and former Lexington
product Demetris Summers, both of whom played collegiately at South Carolina...
helped his team to the third round of the Class AA state playoffs as a senior... played
in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas... earned the game’s Offensive MVP award for
South Carolina after rushing for 82 yards and a touchdown on 16 carries and catch-
ing four passes... also played in the Offense-Defense All-American Bowl... rushed
for 2,146 yards and 33 touchdowns as a junior... rushed for 1,636 yards and 19
touchdowns on 186 carries as a sophomore... rushed for nearly 1,300 yards as a
freshman... considered a three-star prospect, the eighth-best player in the state and
the 28th-best running back in the country, according to Rivals.com... regarded as a
four-star prospect, the 192nd-best player in the country and the 24th-best running
back by Scout.com... three-star prospect according to 247Sports.com... considered a
PrepStar All-American... also had offers from Auburn, Clemson, Duke, East Carolina,
Florida State, North Carolina, Tennessee and UCLA.
PERSONAL: Jacquese Carson was born September 5, 1991... is a sport and enter-
tainment management major.
Sophomore cornerback who gained valuable experience last fall... listed with the
second-team unit entering the fall... did not participate in the spring as he is also a
member of the South Carolina baseball team... hit .200 (1-for-5) in six games.
2012: Redshirt freshman defensive back who logged eight tackles in 12 games...
also used on special teams... credited with a pair of pass breakups... had three stops
against both East Carolina and UAB... named the Most Improved Defensive Back of
the spring... was a late cut from Ray Tanner’s baseball roster in the spring.
2011: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from at Trinity Christian Academy in Jacksonville, Fla.
in 2011... finished his senior year with over 1,500 rushing yards and 16 touchdowns
while adding 64 tackles, four interceptions, two forced fumbles and two fumble re-
coveries... had a 99-yard run, the longest in state championship game history, against
American Heritage... coached by Verlon Dorminey... ran for 866 yards (11.9 per carry)
and 11 touchdowns as a junior in 2009... also logged 40 tackles and four intercep-
tions and was named second-team all-state for the 1A classification as a defensive
back... two-sport standout who was also a highly-touted all-state shortstop on the
baseball diamond... represented the U.S. in an international baseball competition in
Japan during the summer of 2010... selected in the 46th round of the MLB Draft
by the Milwaukee Brewers... may play both football and baseball at SC... regarded
as a three-star prospect, the 39th-best “athlete” in the country and the 90th-best
player in the state of Florida by Rivals.com... is a three-star prospect and rated as the
nation’s 48th-best cornerback by Scout.com... a three-star prospect by 247Sports.
com... named to PrepStar’s All-Southeast Region class... also considered Tennessee,
Auburn and Miami.
PERSONAL: Ahmad Christian was born November 23, 1992... is pursuing a degree
in hospitality management.
Heisman Trophy candidate after finishing sixth for the award in 2012... considered the
best returning defensive player in the country... reigning Hendricks Award winner as
the nation’s top defensive end... unanimous All-American as a sophomore, just the
second unanimous All-American at South Carolina, joining George Rogers (1980)...
named the 2012-13 University of South Carolina Male Athlete of the Year... after just
two seasons in the Garnet & Black, ranks fifth in school history with 21.0 sacks (the
record is 29.0) and tied for second with 35.5 tackles for loss (the record is 54.5)...
also has eight career forced fumbles... has made 13 career starts.
2012: Highly-decorated true sophomore... All-America Player of the Year, presented
by AT&T, as selected by the fans on ESPN.com... finished sixth in the Heisman bal-
loting... named the Hendricks Award winner as the nation’s outstanding defensive
end... became the first sophomore to win that award, securing nearly two-thirds of
the final vote... also was a finalist for the Nagurski Trophy, Rotary Lombardi Award
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Christian’s Statistics
Year GP/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU QBH FF FR
2012 12/0 7 1 8 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 2 0 0 0
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Carson’s Statistics
–Rushing–
Year GP/GS Att Yds Avg TD Long
2011 2/0 3 9 3.0 0 5
2012 1/0 0 0 0.0 0 0
Total 3/0 3 9 3.0 0 5
–Receiving–
Year GP/GS Rec Yds Avg TD Long
2011 2/0 0 0 0.0 0 0
2012 1/0 2 1 0.5 0 3
Total 3/0 2 1 0.5 0 3
–Kick Returns–
Year GP/GS No Yds Avg TD Long
2011 2/0 1 23 23.0 0 23
2012 1/0 0 0 0.0 0 0
Total 3/0 1 23 23.0 0 23
Carson’s Single-Game Highs
Carries ............................................. 2, East Carolina, 2011
Yards Rushing ................................... 7 East Carolina, 2011
Long Rush........................................ 5, East Carolina, 2011
Receptions ..............................................2, Michigan, 2012
Yards Receiving.......................................1, Michigan, 2012
Long Reception .......................................3, Michigan, 2012
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and Bednarik awards... was a first-team All-American, the coaches’ choice as the
SEC Defensive Player of the Year, and a first-team All-SEC selection... became the
fourth Gamecock to earn All-America accolades in the last four seasons, joining Eric
Norwood, Alshon Jeffery and Melvin Ingram... became the first Gamecock to earn
SEC Defensive Player of the Year honors... three-time SEC Defensive Lineman of
the Week... set the school single-season record for sacks (13.0) and tackles for loss
(23.5)... ranked tied for third in the nation in sacks and tied for second in tackles
for loss... registered 2.0 tackles for loss and credited with a sack in the opener at
Vanderbilt... named the SEC Defensive Lineman of the Week for his efforts against
UAB when he was credited with seven tackles with 3.5 tackles for loss and 2.0 sacks...
credited with 1.5 sacks in the win over Missouri... named the SEC Defensive Line-
man of the Week for the second time at Kentucky when he had four stops including
2.5 tackles for loss and a sack... had four tackles, including 2.0 tackles for loss and
a sack, against Georgia... named to the first-team on Phil Steele’s 2012 Midseason
All-America and All-SEC squads... named to Sporting News’ Midseason All-America
first-team... had six tackles including a half tackle for loss and two pass breakups at
LSU... had 2.0 tackles for loss including an eight-yard sack among his five stops at
Florida... had four tackles including a strip and sack late in the contest that preserved
the win over Tennessee... also had a pair of QB hurries in that contest... had a pair of
tackles for loss and forced a fumble against Arkansas... did not play against Wofford
as he rested an ailing foot... came back at Clemson with a school-record 4.5 sacks
in the 27-17 win, earning SEC Defensive Player and Defensive Lineman of the Week
honors... the 4.5 sacks was also a Clemson Memorial Stadium record, topping the
previous mark jointly held by Notre Dame’s Ross Browner (1977) and Virginia Tech’s
Bruce Smith (1984), both College Football Hall of Famers.... had a pair of tackles for
loss in the Outback Bowl win over Michigan, including “the hit” in which he stopped
Vincent Smith in the backfield, causing a fumble which he also recovered, considered
by many as the most memorable highlight of the bowl season... named the Joe Mor-
rison Defensive Player of the Spring.
2011: True freshman who was named the SEC Freshman of the Year by the league’s
coaches and the SEC Defensive Freshman of the Year by Rivals.com... also named
second-team All-SEC and was a member of the All-Freshman team according to the
SEC coaches... earned first-team Freshman All-America honors by FWAA, Sport-
ing News, FoxSportsNext.com, Rivals.com, CollegeFootballNews.com, CBSSports.
com and Phil Steele... named honorable mention All-American by SI.com... credited
with 36 tackles... was eighth in the SEC with 8.0 sacks, the only freshman in the top
10, and logged 12.0 tackles for loss... tied for fourth in the SEC and tied for eighth
in the country with five forced fumbles... also had six quarterback hurries... played
in all 13 games... started the season opener against East Carolina, becoming the
first freshman to start on the defensive line since Travian Robertson in 2007... had
seven tackles in his debut, adding a pass breakup and a QB hurry... recorded his first
career sack at Georgia... forced the fumble against the Bulldogs that Melvin Ingram
scooped and scored for the game-winning touchdown... forced two fumbles against
Vanderbilt, including one that resulted in a TD by Ingram... picked up a sack, forced
fumble, and two quarterback hurries in the win at Mississippi State... logged a sack
vs. Clemson and added two more in the bowl win over Nebraska.
HIGH SCHOOL: The consensus No. 1 player in the nation and named USA TODAY’s
National Defensive Player of the Year... named “Mr. Football” in the state of South
Carolina... tallied 162 tackles, 29.5 sacks, 29 tackles for loss, 11 forced fumbles and
six fumble recoveries, and scored five touchdowns on defense while leading his team
to a 13-2 record and a runner-up finish in the state playoffs... also rushed 32 times
for 277 yards and nine touchdowns in spot duty as a running back at South Pointe
High School in Rock Hill, S.C... coached by Bobby Carroll... the Stallions posted a
38-6 record from 2008-10, including winning the 2008 state title... Earned a spot on
the PARADE All-America team... played in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl in San
Antonio’s Alamodome and in the Under Armour All-American Game in St. Petersburg,
Fla., following his senior season... logged 144 tackles as a junior with 23 sacks and
a pair of blocked kicks... also played on the basketball team... regarded as a five-star
prospect and the nation’s top high school player by Rivals.com and was named its na-
tional Defensive Player of the Year... considered a five-star recruit and the nation’s top
player by Scout.com... was the No. 1 prospect in the nation, according to 247Sports.
com... considered the nation’s top player by PrepStar magazine... named first-team
All-American by MaxPreps and Rivals.com... rated as the No. 1 prospect on ESPNU’s
150... offered by many schools and selected South Carolina over Clemson, Alabama,
LSU and Florida State... third-straight South Carolina “Mr. Football” to sign with the
Gamecocks, following in the footsteps of Stephon Gilmore and Marcus Lattimore.
PERSONAL: Jadeveon Clowney was born February 14, 1993... officially signed his
National Letter of Intent on his 18th birthday... is an African-American Studies major.
Clowney’s Statistics
Year GP/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU QBH FF FR
2011 13/1 17 19 36 12.0-57 8.0-49 0 1 6 5 0
2012 12/12 40 14 54 23.5-113 13.0-73 0 2 5 3 1
Total 25/13 57 33 90 35.5-170 21.0-122 0 3 11 8 1
2011
Date Opponent TT TFL QBS QBH FF
09/03 ECU 7 0.5-1 0.0-0 1 0
09/10 Georgia 2 2.0-17 2.0-17 0 1
09/17 Navy 3 0.5-2 0.0-0 1 0
09/24 Vanderbilt 4 2.0-12 2.0-12 0 2
10/01 Auburn 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0
10/08 Kentucky 3 1.0-2 0.0-0 0 0
10/15 Miss. St. 1 1.0-5 1.0-5 2 1
10/29 Tennessee 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 0
11/05 Arkansas 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0
11/12 Florida 1 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 1
11/19 The Citadel 3 1.0-2 0.0-0 0 0
11/26 Clemson 1 1.0-2 1.0-2 1 0
01/02 Nebraska 4 2.0-13 2.0-13 0 0
2011 TOTALS 36 12.0-57 8.0-49 6 5
2012
08/30 Vanderbilt 4 2.0-13 1.0-9 0 0
09/08 ECU 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 2 0
09/15 UAB 7 3.5-17 2.0-9 0 0
09/22 Missouri 4 1.5-7 1.5-7 0 0
09/29 Kentucky 4 2.5-6 1.0-4 0 0
10/06 Georgia 4 2.0-8 1.0-6 0 0
10/13 LSU 6 0.5-0 0.0-0 0 0
10/20 Florida 5 2.0-13 1.0-8 0 0
10/27 Tennessee 4 1.0-6 1.0-6 2 1
11/10 Arkansas 3 2.0-8 0.0-0 0 1
11/17 Wofford –DNP–
11/24 Clemson 7 4.5-24 4.5-24 1 0
01/01 Michigan 4 2.0-11 0.0-0 0 1
2012 TOTALS 54 23.5-113 13.0-73 5 3
CAREER TOTALS 90 35.5-170 21.0-122 11 8
Clowney’s Game-by-Game
SINGLE SEASON
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
6. Jasper Brinkley (2006) ...............14.5
Eric Norwood (2008) ..................14.5

SACKS
1. Jadeveon Clowney (2012) ..........13.0
2. Andrew Provence (1982) ............10.0
Melvin Ingram (2011) ................10.0
4. 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
CAREER
TACKLES FOR LOSS
1. Eric Norwood (2006-09) ............54.5
2. Jadeveon Clowney (2011-12) ....35.5
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
SACKS
1. Eric Norwood (2006-09) ............29.0
2. Andrew Provence (1980-82) ......26.0
3. John Abraham (1996-99) ...........23.5
4. Melvin Ingram (2007-11) ...........21.5
5. Jadeveon Clowney (2011-12) ....21.0
6. Devin Taylor (2009-11) ..............18.5
7. Cecil Caldwell (1997-00) ...........15.5
Cliff Matthews (2007-10) ...........15.5
Carolina Record Leaders
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Sophomore linebacker who sat out the spring after suffering a knee injury during the
Outback Bowl mini-camp in December... hopes to be back at full strength this fall
where he is a viable candidate for a starting linebacker position... if healthy, will com-
pete with Marcquis Roberts and Kelvin Rainey for playing time at the Will position...
also is a special teams candidate... physically impressive player with a high ceiling.
2012: Redshirt freshman linebacker who saw action in 11 games... used primarily
on special teams... credited with one tackle... injured his knee during the bowl prac-
tices... was limited in the spring by a lower back injury.
2011: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Lithonia (Ga.) High School, graduating in 2011....
logged 97 tackles, 11 tackles for loss and six sacks as a senior for a squad that went
4-6... coached by Marcus Jelks... as a junior recorded 101 tackles, 17 tackles for loss,
a pair of sacks and three pass breakups... only played two seasons at linebacker...
regarded as a three-star prospect, the 61st-best outside linebacker in the country and
the 70th-best player in the state of Georgia by Rivals.com... considered a three-star
prospect and the nation’s 45th-best outside linebacker by Scout.com... considered a
three-star prospect by 247Sports.com... named to PrepStar’s All-Southeast Region
class... selected South Carolina over NC State, Arkansas, North Carolina, Tennessee
and Ole Miss.
PERSONAL: Cedrick Cooper was born November 20, 1992... is pursuing a degree
in criminal justice.
Junior who will compete for the long snapping duties.
2012: Reserve deep snapper... also added depth to the offensive line.
2011: Returned to the squad in the fall after not participating in spring drills.
2010: Joined the team in the fall after the roster expanded as a walk-on offensive
lineman and deep snapper.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Laurens (S.C.) Academy in 2010.
PERSONAL: Ryland Culbertson is an interdisciplinary studies major.
Sophomore who enters the fall competing with Brandon Wilds for the No. 1 tailback
role on the squad... gained experience last fall as a true freshman... showed flashes
with the ball in his hands... has the power to run between the tackles but can also
make someone miss... recognized at the 2013 Garnet & Black Spring Game as the
“Most Improved” running back during the spring.
2012: Ranked fourth on the squad with 52 carries for 275 yards as a true freshman...
scored a pair of touchdowns... averaged 5.3 yards per carry... one of four true fresh-
men to play in the season opener at Vanderbilt... rushed four times for 84 yards,
including a 50-yard gallop and a touchdown against UAB... saw more action later in
the season after the season-ending injury to Marcus Lattimore... had 13 carries for 53
yards and a score against Arkansas and 12 carries for 43 yards in the regular-season
finale against Clemson.
HIGH SCHOOL: Rushed for 1,923 yards and 21 touchdowns on 213 carries as
a senior at Stephenson High School in Stone Mountain, Ga., graduating in 2012...
team went 9-2... also rushed for over 1,000 yards, including an eight-yard average,
and 10 touchdowns as junior... rushed 42 times for 368 yards and four scores as a
sophomore... coached by Ron Gartrell... played in the U.S. Army All-American Game
following his senior season... named to the AAAAA All-State team by the AJC and
selected to the 2011 Super Southeast 120 by the Mobile (Ala.) Register... is a four-
star prospect, the seventh-best running back in the country, the eighth-best prospect
in the state of Georgia and the nation’s 63rd-best player overall, according to Rivals.
com... given four stars, rated the 10th-best running back in the country and No. 71
overall by Scout.com... given four stars and rated the third-best player in Georgia, the
fifth-best running back in the country and the 45th-best player overall by 247Sports.
com... considered a four-star prospect, the sixth-best running back in the nation, the
sixth best player in the state and the 62nd-best player in the country by ESPN.com...
number 97 on the PrepStar Dream Team... originally committed to Florida over two
dozen offers including Georgia, Tennessee, Florida State and Clemson before casting
his lot with the Gamecocks... high school teammate of Carolina signees Kyle Fleet-
wood and Carlos Hood and current Gamecock Kadetrix Marcus.
PERSONAL: Mike Davis was born February 19, 1993. is a brother of former Clem-
son running back, James Davis... he is undecided on his degree program.
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Cooper’s Statistics
Year GP/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU QBH FF FR
2012 11/0 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0
58
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Davis’ Statistics
–Rushing–
Year GP/GS Att Yds Avg TD Long
2012 12/0 52 275 5.3 2 50
–Receiving–
Year GP/GS Rec Yds Avg TD Long
2012 12/0 4 35 8.8 0 15
Davis’ Single-Game Highs
Carries .................................................... 13, Arkansas, 2012
Yards Rushing ................................................ 84, UAB, 2012
Long Rush...................................................... 50, UAB, 2012
Touchdowns Rushing .......... 1, twice: UAB & Arkansas, 2012
Receptions .............................................. 1, four times, 2012
Yards Receiving.........................................15, Wofford, 2012
Long Reception .........................................15, Wofford, 2012
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Walk-on who transitioned to fullback in the spring after working at linebacker last fall.
2012: Linebacker who joined the squad when the roster expanded in August.
2010-11: Attended Mercer County Community College in West Windsor, N.J... was
a member of the Gattaca football program, a JUCO club team.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Hamilton (N.J.) West High School in 2010... played
football for Tom Hoglen... earned first team all-area and all-conference honors in both
2009 and 2010.
PERSONAL: Jordan Diaz was born June 2, 1992... is an exercise science major.
Talented redshirt freshman who will compete with Sharrod Golightly for playing time
at the Spur position... saw some action early in the 2012 season before suffering an
injury... one of four Gamecocks whose father also played football at Carolina, joining
Gerald Dixon, Gerald Dixon Jr. and Kelcy Quarles.
2012: True freshman... played in two contests early in the season, getting in against
East Carolina and UAB... logged five tackles including a tackle for loss... sat out the
remainder of the season due to a left calf strain.
HIGH SCHOOL: Collected 63 tackles during his senior campaign at Island Coast
High School in Cape Coral, Fla., graduating in 2012... selected to play in the U.S.
Army All-American Game following the season... named to the Super 75 list by the
Florida Times-Union and to the Super 120 by the Mobile (Ala.) Register... as a ju-
nior, logged 53 solo tackles, two forced fumbles, two interceptions and a sack... also
played quarterback in the wildcat offense and scored twice... as a receiver, caught 11
passes for 103 yards... earned first-team All-Area accolades by the News-Press...
played on both sides of the ball as a sophomore, logging 62 tackles and three inter-
ceptions, while catching 15 passes for 201 yards and three scores... was a four-star
prospect, the 11th-best safety in the country and the 39th-best player in the state of
Florida by Rivals.com... was a three-star prospect and the nation’s 27th-best safety by
Scout.com... a four-star recruit, the 17th-best player at his position and the 45th-best
player in the state according to ESPN.com... a four-star recruit, the 17th-best player
at his position and the 43rd-best player in the state by 247Sports.com... narrowed
his choices to Carolina, Vanderbilt and Tennessee and also visited Nebraska and
Michigan State before selecting the Gamecocks.
PERSONAL: Jordan Diggs was born September 28, 1993... is the son of former
Gamecock linebacker Shed Diggs (1984-87)... is a journalism major.
Third-year sophomore who will compete for playing time at defensive end behind
starters Jadeveon Clowney and Chaz Sutton... listed on the third team entering the
fall... saw limited action as a redshirt freshman in 2012.
2012: Redshirt freshman defensive end... notched a pair of tackles in four games,
including a four-yard sack against East Carolina.
2011: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Logged 132 tackles, 19.5 sacks, 18 tackles for loss and 22 quar-
terback hurries as a senior for South Pointe High School in Rock Hill, S.C.... gradu-
ated in 2011... helped the Stallions finish with a 13-2 record and as the Class 3A
state runners-up... played in the Shine Bowl of the Carolinas following his senior
campaign... had over 100 tackles and 10 sacks as a junior for head coach Bobby Car-
roll... rated a three-star prospect, the number 11 prospect in the state and the number
25 weakside defensive end nationwide by Rivals.com... rated a two-star prospect by
Scout.com and 247Sports.com.
PERSONAL: Gerald Gervoris Ky’Trell Dixon goes by “Lil’ G”... was born August 7,
1993... is the younger half-brother of teammate Gerald Dixon Jr... father, Gerald Dixon
Sr., played at Carolina from 1990-91 before going on to a 10-year career with three
teams in the NFL and is an assistant coach at Rock Hill High... is a retailing major.
Third-year sophomore defensive tackle who figures to see regular duty this fall...
listed as a co-starter along with junior J.T. Surratt entering the fall... gained valuable
experience last season as a redshirt freshman... made a pair of starts... presented with
the Everyday Effort Award for the defense in the spring.
2012: Redshirt freshman defensive tackle... saw action in 12 games, making nine
tackles.... started two contests, getting the nod against Florida and Tennessee, replac-
ing an injured Kelcy Quarles... intercepted a pass at Kentucky... had a season-best
three stops in the win over the Vols... a member of the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll.
2011: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Northwestern High in Rock Hill, S.C. in 2011...
coached by Jimmy Wallace... logged 100 tackles, 10 sacks, eight tackles for loss, 12
quarterback hurries, four forced fumbles, two recovered fumbles and two intercep-
tions as a senior... anchored the line for a Trojan team that went 15-0 and won the
Class 4A Division II state championship... played in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas
following his senior season... logged 90 tackles and three sacks as a junior... con-
sidered a three-star prospect by Rivals.com and 247Sports.com... rated a two-star
prospect by Scout.com... named to PrepStar’s All-Atlantic Region class... selected
Carolina over Maryland.
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Diggs’ Statistics
Year GP/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU QBH FF FR
2012 2/0 4 1 5 1.0-2 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0
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Dixon’s Statistics
Year GP/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU QBH FF FR
2012 4/0 2 0 2 1.0-4 1.0-4 0 0 0 0 0
92
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PERSONAL: Gerald Dixon Jr. was born March 30, 1993... is the older half-brother
to teammate Gerald G. Dixon... father, Gerald Dixon Sr., played at South Carolina from
1990-91 before going on to a 10-year career with three teams in the NFL and is an
assistant coach at Rock Hill (S.C.) High... is a retailing major.
Local product from Columbia’s Spring Valley High School... has been used at both
wide receiver and running back during his stint at South Carolina.
2012: Walk-on who joined the squad in the spring of 2012 after spending the fall at
Gray Military Academy in Columbia... listed as a wide receiver on the roster, but also
was used as a tailback in the spring to provide depth at that position.
2011: Attended Gray Military Academy in Columbia... played for coach Todd Helms...
helped his team to an 8-3 record.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Spring Valley High School in Columbia in 2011...
set a couple of quarterback records for the Vikings... also played wide receiver and
returned punts and kickoffs... earned the Iron Viking and Viking Warrior awards... had
scholarship offers from Campbell, The Citadel and Elizabeth City State.
PERSONAL: Dwayne Duckett is an exercise science major at South Carolina.
Third-year sophomore defensive tackle who needed a big spring to elevate him into
regular duty this fall... responded by being named the Most Improved Defensive Line-
man at the Garnet & Black Spring Game... listed with the second-team unit entering
the fall behind junior Kelcy Quarles.
2012: Redshirt freshman defensive tackle... credited with three tackles in five games...
had two stops against East Carolina... a member of the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll.
2011: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Recorded 89 tackles, 23 tackles for loss, 12 sacks, seven forced
fumbles and three blocked kicks as a senior at Manning (S.C.) High School, graduat-
ing in 2011... helped his team to the Lower State finals in Class AA...during his four-
year career, he totaled 289 tackles, 63 tackles for loss, 29 sacks, 15 forced fumbles
and eight blocked kicks... logged 87 tackles with 22 for loss and 10 sacks as a junior...
as a sophomore, he collected 70 tackles and 12 sacks... coached by Robbie Briggs...
played in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas (where he recorded a pair of sacks) and
in the Offense-Defense All-American Game in Myrtle Beach... regarded as a four-
star prospect, the ninth-best defensive tackle and the 101st-best player overall in the
country, and the fifth-best player in the state of South Carolina, according to Rivals.
com... considered a four-star prospect, the nation’s 123rd-best player and the 13th-
best defensive tackle, according to Scout.com... a four-star prospect by 247Sports.
com... considered a PrepStar All-American... also played basketball at Manning...
considered Clemson, Alabama, and North Carolina before casting his lot with South
Carolina.
PERSONAL: Phillip Dukes was born January 8, 1992... is pursuing a degree in
sociology.
Redshirt freshman who will begin the fall with the second-team unit at the strong
safety position behind returning starter Brison Williams after splitting his freshman
campaign between cornerback and free safety.
2012: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Logged 83 tackles with two interceptions as a senior defensive
back at Banneker High School in College Park, Ga., graduating in 2012... coached by
Marquis Slaton... team finished 6-4 in his senior season... played in the Under Ar-
mour All-American Game in St. Petersburg, Fla. following his senior season... named
to the AJC All-District team... named one of Fulton County’s “Fantastic Four”... was a
four-star prospect, the 15th-best safety and the 22nd-best player in Georgia by Rivals.
com... was a three-star prospect and the nation’s 45th-best safety by Scout.com... a
four-star recruit, the nation’s 123rd-best player, the fifth-best safety and the 13th-best
player in the state according to ESPN.com... a four-star recruit, the 227th-best player
in the country, the 13th-best safety and the 19th-best player in Georgia by 247Sports.
com... the PrepStar All-American selected South Carolina over Georgia, Vanderbilt
and Arkansas among others... Banneker High School also produced former Game-
cocks Ladi Ajiboye and Carlos Thomas.
PERSONAL: Chaz Elder was born April 11, 1994... is a sport and entertainment
management major.
Two-sport standout who also plays point guard on the men’s basketball team... com-
ing off a breakout season on the gridiron where he led the team in receiving yards...
also has been the Gamecocks’ top kickoff returner each of the past two seasons...
has made 15 career starts... has 57 receptions for 811 yards in his career with eight
receiving TDs... also has one rushing touchdown... averaged 10 points per game on
the hardwood this past season and 11.4 for his career... has two seasons of football
remaining and one of basketball... took one week off after basketball season ended
before he rejoined the football squad for spring drills.
2012: Started all 13 games... paced the squad with 600 receiving yards on 40 catch-
es with seven touchdowns... returned 18 kickoffs at a 22.6-yard clip... after being held
without a catch in the opener at Vanderbilt, caught nine passes for 161 yards com-
bined against ECU and UAB... did not have a kickoff return in the first four games...
Dixon Jr.’s Statistics
Year GP/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU QBH FF FR
2012 12/2 4 5 9 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 1 0 0 0
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Dukes’ Statistics
Year GP/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU QBH FF FR
2012 5/0 3 0 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0
52
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first kick return came against Missouri and went 50 yards, setting up a touchdown...
caught a 20-yard TD pass to open the scoring against Georgia... had four catches with
a score at LSU... caught 21 passes for 299 yards with four TDs in the last four regular
season games, including the first two 100-yard receiving games of his career – 101
versus Tennessee and a career-high 104 yards against Arkansas, including a 42-yard
score... logged a career-high seven receptions with two TDs against Clemson... three
of his eight TD receptions have come against Clemson... five days after the Clemson
game, he played a team-high 29 minutes, scoring seven points against St. John’s for
the Gamecock basketball team... played in four basketball games before returning
to football for bowl practices... caught the game-winning touchdown pass with just
seconds remaining in the Outback Bowl vs. Michigan... averaged 10 points per game
in basketball... a member of the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll... shared the Everyday
Attitude & Hustle Award, presented at the spring game.
2011: Played in all 13 games in his first football season, starting twice... earned
Freshman All-SEC honors as an all-purpose performer after earning the same hon-
ors on the hardwood in 2010-11... utilized in the “Wildcat” formation, as a wideout
and as a kick returner... caught 17 passes for 211 yards, rushed 17 times for 106
yards, completed 3-of-4 passes for 27 yards and returned 20 kicks for a 23.1-yard
average... had a 35-yard kickoff return in the season opener against East Carolina...
posted a 35-yard reception against Auburn... had three receptions for 60 yards vs. the
Tigers... scored his first touchdown on a 61-yard scamper on a direct snap out of the
“Wildcat” formation vs. Kentucky... named the SEC Co-Freshman of the Week for his
performance at Mississippi State when he had 25 yards rushing, 24 yards passing
and 32 yards receiving... made his first start at Arkansas... also got the start against
Florida... logged his best game vs. Clemson with three catches for 71 yards, includ-
ing a 49-yard touchdown reception... had two kick returns for 73 yards in the bowl
win over Nebraska, including a season-long 45-yarder... member of the SEC Fall
Academic Honor Roll... on the hardcourt, he played in 24 games with 15 starts after
missing seven games due to his football obligations... averaged 11.0 points, second
on the squad... led the team with 3.1 assists per game... led or shared the team lead
in scoring 10 times, in assists 16 times and posted 11 double-figure scoring games
during sophomore campaign... scored a season high 20 points vs. Vanderbilt... hit
the last-second game winning lay up in the regular season vs. Alabama.
2010: Did not participate in football... was the starting point guard on the Gamecock
basketball team... earned a spot on the SEC All-Freshman team after leading the team
with a 12.8 point average... started all 30 games... also led the team in field goal at-
tempts (423), field goals made (138), 3-point field goal attempts (198), 3-point field
goals made (61), assists (97) and minutes played (928)... led the team or shared the
team lead in scoring 10 times, assists 18 times and steals nine times... posted 16
double-figure scoring games, including seven 20-point efforts and one 30-point per-
formance (31 vs. Wofford)... scored a team-best 22 points in SEC debut, an overtime
win over Vanderbilt... also collected seven rebounds and matched season high with
six 3s vs. the Commodores, earning SEC Freshman of the Week honors... tallied 23
points in a win at Florida, scoring Carolina’s last six points.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Berkeley High in Moncks Corner, S.C. in 2010...
Football: Led the Stags to the Division II-AAAA state championship in 2009 as a
quarterback for coach Jerry Brown... carried 23 times for 191 yards and four touch-
downs in the state title game win... team went 14-1... gained 2,878 all-purpose yards,
including 1,541 yards rushing and 23 TDs on 148 carries... also threw for 501 yards
and six scores... was a finalist for South Carolina’s “Mr. Football”... as a junior, logged
1,711 all-purpose yards... averaged 10 yards per carry and 21 yards per reception...
also returned three kicks for touchdowns... Basketball: Four-year letterwinner for
coach Charlie Harrison... a consensus four-star prospect... rated as the No. 56 overall
prospect and the No. 12 point guard in the country by Scout.com... No. 96 over-
all prospect and No. 24 point guard by Rivals.com... No. 21 point guard according
to ESPN.com... MVP at the Desert Dual AAU Tournament in July 2009... garnered
all-region honors all four years at Berkeley... averaged 22 points, 8 rebounds and 6
assists per game as a senior... named the South Carolina Coaches Association 4A
Player of the Year, Region 7-4A Player of the Year, Post and Courier Athlete of the
Year and was a McDonald’s All-America nominee following senior season... a South
Carolina High School Basketball Coaches Association (SCBCA) Preseason Elite 5
(all state classifications)... an SCBCA Preseason Top 5 Senior Class (4A)... averaged
28.5 points, 8.2 rebounds and 3.7 assists as a junior... chose South Carolina over
Clemson, Tennessee, Miami (Fla.), Kansas, Georgia Tech and Auburn.
PERSONAL: Bruce Ellington is majoring is sociology... cousin of former Clemson
all-ACC running back, Andre Ellington, who also wore number 23.
Ellington’s Statistics
–Rushing–
Year GP/GS Att Yds Avg TD Long
2011 13/2 17 106 6.2 1 61
2012 13/13 5 28 5.6 0 16
Total 26/15 22 134 6.1 1 61
–Receiving–
Year GP/GS Rec Yds Avg TD Long
2011 13/2 17 211 12.4 1 49
2012 13/13 40 600 15.0 7 43
Total 26/15 57 811 14.2 8 49
–Passing–
Year GP/GS Com-Att-Int Pct. Yds TD Long
2011 13/2 3-4-0 75.0 27 0 16
2012 13/13 0-0-0 - 0 0 0
Total 26/15 3-4-0 75.0 27 0 16
–Kick Returns–
Year GP/GS No Yds Avg TD Long
2011 13/2 20 463 23.1 0 45
2012 13/13 18 406 22.6 0 50
Total 26/15 38 869 22.9 0 50
Ellington’s Single-Game Highs
Carries ............ 4, twice: Mississippi State & Florida, 2011
Yards Rushing ....................................... 61, Kentucky, 2011
Long Rush............................................. 61, Kentucky, 2011
Touchdowns Rushing .............................. 1, Kentucky, 2011
Receptions .............................................. 7, Clemson, 2012
Yards Receiving................................... 104, Arkansas, 2012
Long Reception ..................................... 49, Clemson, 2011
Touchdowns Receiving ............................ 2, Clemson, 2012
Pass Attempts ............................ 3, Mississippi State, 2011
Pass Completions ...................... 2, Mississippi State, 2001
Passing Yards .......................... 24, Mississippi State, 2011
Long Kickoff Return............................... 50, Missouri, 2012
Ellington’s Basketball Statistics
Year GP/GS FG-FGA PCT 3FG-3FGA PCT FT-FTA PCT REB AST STL PTS AVG
2010-11 30/30 138-423 .326 61-198 .308 47-74 .635 100 97 31 384 12.8
2011-12 24/15 100-280 .357 39-118 .331 26-34 .765 55 74 16 265 11.0
2012-13 23/19 78-233 .335 23-82 .280 48-74 .649 59 62 29 227 9.9
Total 77/64 316-936 .338 123-398 .309 121-182 .665 214 233 76 876 11.4
Ellington’s Basketball
Single-Game Highs
Points.................................................. 31, at Furman, 2010
Field Goals .......................................... 11, at Furman, 2010
Field Goal Attempts ............................. 23, at Furman, 2010
3-Point Field Goals ................... 6, last vs. Vanderbilt, 2011
3-Point Field Goal Attempts .... 13, last vs. Tennessee, 2011
Free Throws ................................ 7, last vs. Kentucky, 2013
Free Throw Attempts ....................... 11, vs. Arkansas, 2011
Rebounds ...........................................9, vs. Missouri, 2013
Assists ................................. 8, vs. Western Kentucky, 2010
Blocks ....................................................... 2, vs. LSU, 2013
Steals ......................................... 4, at Michigan State, 2010
Minutes Played .................. 46, vs. Western Kentucky, 2010
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Redshirt freshman who is listed as the top backup behind All-American Jadeveon
Clowney at defensive end... fast coming off the edge in pass rushing situations...
looking to add some weight as he continues his Carolina career... honored as the
Most Improved Player on defense during the spring at the 2013 spring game.
2012: Played briefly against East Carolina and UAB... logged three tackles, all
against the Blazers, including a half tackle for loss... sat out the remainder of the
season with an injury to his right wrist... petitioned for a medical redshirt.
HIGH SCHOOL: Won Georgia’s AAAAA Defensive Player of the Year honors by the
AJC after a 21-sack senior season at McEachern High School in Powder Springs, Ga.,
graduating in 2012... coached by Kyle Hockman... squad went 10-2 in his senior sea-
son... named to the PARADE All-America team... also played basketball... was a three-
star prospect, the 22nd-best weakside defensive end and 15th-best player in Georgia
by Rivals.com... rated a three-star prospect and the nation’s 46th-best defensive end
by Scout.com... a three-star recruit, the 47th-best defensive end and the 41st-best
player in the state according to ESPN.com... a four-star recruit, the 20th-best defen-
sive end and the 22nd-best player in Georgia by 247Sports.com... was a high school
teammate of Carolina signee Nick St. Germain and current Gamecocks Rory Anderson
and Marquis Roberts... selected South Carolina over Arkansas among others.
PERSONAL: Darius English was born August 25, 1994... is a hospitality manage-
ment major.
Junior punter who will provide the competition for incumbent Tyler Hull... recognized
as the Jim Carlen Special Teams Player of the Spring at the 2013 Garnet & Black
Spring Game.
2012: Redshirt sophomore punter... served as a backup to Tyler Hull... saw action
against East Carolina and Florida... averaged 35.0 yards on three punts with a long of
47... one of his punts was inside the 20.
2011: Competed with Joey Scribner-Howard for the starting punting chores in fall
camp... fell short in that position battle and did not see any game time action.
2010: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Handled the kicking duties at Burns High School in Lawndale, N.C.,
graduating in 2010... played for coach Matt Beam... was a three-year starter for the
Bulldogs... also played soccer... considered a two-star prospect by both Rivals.com
and Scout.com... considered the nation’s 23rd-best kicker by Rivals.com... selected
Carolina over Duke, Illinois and Gardner-Webb.
PERSONAL: Patrick Fish was born August 21, 1991... is a sport and entertainment
management major... father, Woody, is a former head football coach at Gardner-Webb.
Redshirt freshman who will begin the fall competing for the number two strong safety
position with classmate Chaz Elder behind starter Brison Williams... showed an abil-
ity to deliver a big hit during the spring.
2012: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: A versatile performer who led his region with a school-record sev-
en interceptions in 2011 at Stephenson High School in Stone Mountain, Ga... also
logged 49 tackles and 11 pass break ups as the Jaguars went 9-2 in 2011... earned
AAAAA all-state honors as a senior... named to the AJC All-Area team... coached by
Ron Gartrell... racked up 43 tackles and three interceptions during his junior season
while playing for Parkview High in Lilburn, Ga... was a three-star prospect, the 38th-
best safety and the 47th-best player in the state by Rivals.com... rated a three-star
prospect and the nation’s 48th-best safety by Scout.com... a three-star recruit, the
72nd-best safety and 74th-best player in the state according to ESPN.com... a three-
star recruit, the 44th-best safety and the 50th-best player in Georgia by 247Sports.
com... high school teammate of Carolina signee Mike Davis and current Gamecock
Kadetrix Marcus... had numerous offers and narrowed his choices to Vanderbilt, Lou-
isville and LSU along with the Gamecocks.
PERSONAL: Kyle Fleetwood was born Sept. 24, 1993... is a journalism major.
Redshirt freshman who will be in the mix for a spot in the rotation at wide receiver...
begins the fall listed on the third team... has the ability to block downfield.
2012: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Hauled in 68 passes for 825 yards and 11 touchdowns in his se-
nior season at Sun Valley High School in Monroe, N.C., graduating in 2012... was
a 2011 Shrine Bowl selection and also played in the 2011 Offense-Defense All-Star
Game... logged 77 catches for 850 yards and 16 touchdowns as a junior... collected
175 receptions for 2,175 yards and 33 scores in his final three prep seasons... was
a four-star prospect, the 230th-best player in the country, the eighth-best player in
the state and the 37th-best wide receiver by Rivals.com... rated a three-star prospect
and the nation’s 71st-best wide receiver by Scout.com... a four-star recruit, the 31st-
best wide receiver and the ninth-best player in North Carolina according to ESPN.
com... considered the 191st-best player in the country, the 22nd-best wide receiver,
the ninth-best player in the state and a four-star recruit by 247Sports.com... the Prep-
Star All-American selected Carolina over numerous offers including Miami, UNC,
Tennessee and Virginia Tech.
PERSONAL: Jody Fuller was born July 17, 1993... is undecided on his major.
English’s Statistics
Year GP/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU QBH FF FR
2012 2/0 2 1 3 0.5-2 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0
Fish’s Statistics
Year GP No. Yards Avg. Long TB FC I20
2012 2 3 105 35.0 47 0 2 1
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Experienced fourth-year junior offensive lineman... listed as the second team right
tackle entering the fall behind Brandon Shell... missed most of the spring after under-
going minor knee surgery... has made six career starts.
2012: Sophomore offensive tackle who played in nine games, making a pair of
starts... got the starting nod at right tackle against East Carolina and UAB... garnered
one of the Outstanding Weight Room awards handed out at the Garnet & Black Spring
Game.
2011: Earned valuable experience...played in seven of the last 10 games, starting
four at the right tackle spot.... got the starting nod against Kentucky, Mississippi
State, Tennessee and Arkansas... named the Most Improved Offensive Lineman in
the spring.
2010: Petitioned for a medical redshirt as a true freshman... suffered a sprained left
knee during preseason practice on August 9... played in the season opener against
Southern Miss.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played on the offensive line at Lincoln High School in Tallahassee,
Fla., graduating in 2010... played for coach Yusuf Shakir... helped his team to the
third round of the state playoffs as a senior after reaching the 4A title game during his
junior campaign... received the Big Bend (nine counties) of Florida Offensive Lineman
of the Year Award for 2009... was the first offensive lineman to also be nominated for
the Big Bend Offensive Player of the Year Award... named to the Florida first-team All-
State Class 4A by the prep writers... considered a three-star prospect and the nation’s
64th-best offensive tackle by Rivals.com... rated a three-star prospect and the nation’s
85th-best offensive tackle by Scout.com... regarded as a three-star prospect and the
nation’s 50th-ranked offensive tackle by ESPN.com... had offers from East Carolina,
USF, Maryland, Illinois, Indiana, Middle Tennessee, Tulane, Marshall and Iowa State
before committing to the Gamecocks in July of 2009.
PERSONAL: Daniel Cody Gibson was born August 30, 1992... is interested in a
degree in criminal justice... brother, Dustin, was a four-year football letterwinner at
Florida International.
Walk-on fullback who joined the squad in the spring... has tremendous strength from
many hours spent in the weight room... playing fullback this year for the first time
since middle school.
2011-12: Did not participate in football.
HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Northwestern High School in Rock Hill, S.C., graduating
in 2011... played nose guard and linebacker for two seasons before moving to of-
fensive tackle as a senior.
PERSONAL: Garrison Gist was born May 23, 1993... is an art studio major at South
Carolina... has competed in weightlifting competitions... father, Anquan Gill, played
safety at The Citadel.
Fourth-year junior who is penciled in as the starter at the Spur position entering the
fall... primary competition comes from redshirt freshman Jordan Diggs... has seen
action primarily on special teams over the past two seasons... shared Most Improved
safety honors during the spring with Diggs.
2012: Redshirt sophomore Spur who also was used on special teams... played in
eight games, logging three tackles... two of his stops came in the win over Georgia.
2011: Saw action in 12 of 13 games... primarily a special teams performer... did not
play in the season opener against East Carolina... recorded seven tackles... credited
with a tackle for loss against Florida... had two tackles against Georgia and Nebraska.
2010: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played safety at Southwest DeKalb High School in Decatur, Ga.,
graduating in 2010... logged 113 tackles, three sacks and two interceptions as a se-
nior... selected to the first-team Class AAAA all-state team... the Panthers went 10-2
and were the Region 6-AAAA champions... as a junior, credited with 88 tackles, 25
tackles for loss, three sacks, two interceptions and two fumble recoveries... a three-
star prospect, the nation’s 56th-best safety prospect and the state of Georgia’s 64th-
best prospect, according to Rivals.com... ranked as a three-star prospect and the
nation’s 85th-best safety by Scout.com... rated a two-star prospect and the nation’s
109th-best safety by ESPN.com... originally committed to Vanderbilt.
PERSONAL: Sharrod Golightly was born January 14, 1992... is a sociology major.
Third-year player who has not been able to get on the field due to injuries... listed on
the third team entering the fall at a defensive tackle position... for the first time in his
Carolina career he was able to showcase his skills this spring.
2012: Redshirt freshman defensive lineman who continued to rehab from a knee
injury that required surgery in 2011... did not see any action... a member of the SEC
Fall Academic Honor Roll.
2011: Redshirted as a true freshman... was not part of the 105 roster at the start of
camp while dealing with a knee injury that required surgery.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Orlando’s Olympia High School in 2011... recorded
68 tackles, 14 tackles for loss, a pair of sacks and two fumble recoveries as a senior...
earned a spot on the Orlando Sentinel’s All-Orange County and All-Central Florida
first teams after his senior season... selected to play in the Central Florida All-Star
game following the season... logged 75 tackles including 25 tackles for loss and
six sacks as a junior... given a three-star rating and named the nation’s 50th-best
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Golightly’s Statistics
Year GP/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU QBH FF FR
2011 12/0 7 0 7 1.0-4 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0
2012 8/0 3 0 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 20/0 10 0 10 1.0-4 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0
43
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defensive tackle by Rivals.com... regarded as a three-star prospect and the 49th-best
defensive tackle by Scout.com... three-star prospect, according to 247Sports.com...
named to PrepStar’s All-Southeast Region class... had over 20 scholarship offers from
which to choose with USF, Penn State and Ole Miss making the short list.
PERSONAL: Lemuel Deon Green was born October 25, 1992... is a business admin-
istration major... grew up in Bowman, S.C., just outside Orangeburg, before moving
to Orlando for his freshman year of high school.
Sophomore safety who sat out the spring while continuing his rehab from a knee
injury suffered midway through his freshman campaign... hopes to be back at full
strength this fall... if healthy, will compete with Kadetrix Marcus for the starting spot
at free safety... earned a spot on the SEC All-Freshman squad last season.
2012: True freshman safety who was selected to the SEC All-Freshman squad by the
league’s coaches... played in eight games logging 13 tackles while working in the sec-
ondary and on special teams... one of four true freshmen to play in the season opener
at Vanderbilt... made his first career start against Missouri, replacing the suspended
D.J. Swearinger in the Gamecock secondary... made his second career start at Florida
when the Gamecocks opened in a goal line defense... later suffered a season-ending
knee injury in that contest while covering a punt.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned Class AAA all-region and all-state honors as a senior
defensive back at Cairo (Ga.) High School, graduating in 2012... three-year varsity
starter who recorded 82 tackles and four interceptions in his senior season for the
Syrupmakers... coached by Tom Fallow... team went 11-3 in 2011 after a 12-1 season
in 2010... earned first team all-area and all-region and honorable mention all-state
honors as a junior... participated in the RisingSeniors.com junior all-star game... was
a three-star prospect, the 44th-best cornerback and the 70th-best player in the state
by Rivals.com... rated a three-star prospect and the nation’s 74th-best cornerback
by Scout.com... a three-star recruit, the 35th-best safety and the 83rd-best player in
Georgia according to ESPN.com... a three-star recruit, the 55th-best cornerback and
the 51st-best player in the state by 247Sports.com... other suitors included Arkansas,
Georgia Tech, Illinois, Mississippi State, Southern Miss and Tennessee.
PERSONAL: Timothy “T.J.” Gurley was born February 20, 1994... is pursuing a
degree in information technology.
Walk-on who adds depth to the quarterback position.
2012: Spent the season in a reserve role working with the scout team.
2011: Walk-on quarterback who joined the squad when the roster expanded in the
fall... worked with the scout team.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Collinsville (Ill.) High School in 2011... coached
by Mike Liljegren... the Kahoks went 6-4 in his senior season when he threw for 888
yards and six touchdowns... earned Athlete of the Year honors.
PERSONAL: Austin Hails is a biological sciences major at South Carolina.
Physical cornerback who is also considered the Gamecocks’ best cover corner...
plays with a lot of emotion... also listed as the team’s top punt returner entering
the fall... has made a dozen career starts while playing 23 games over the past two
seasons... has a pair of interceptions... garnered the Everyday Attitude Award at the
2013 Garnet & Black Spring Game, the second-straight year he’s captured that award.
2012: Sophomore cornerback who played in all 13 games, starting 12... did not
officially “start” against Florida, as the first defensive play was a goal-line situation...
credited with 40 tackles including 23 solos... had one interception and tied for the
team high with six pass breakups... made his first career start at Vanderbilt in the
season opener... logged a career-high 10 tackles at LSU... returned a blocked extra
point for a two-point conversion at Florida... credited with four tackles and two pass
breakups at Florida... intercepted a Tyler Bray pass in the final minute, sealing the
win over Tennessee... recorded six tackles, including 2.0 tackles for loss and his first
career sack in the Outback Bowl win over Michigan... tabbed as the Everyday Attitude
and Hustle Award winner, along with Bruce Ellington, for the spring at the 2012 Gar-
net & Black Spring Game.
2011: Played in 10 games as a cornerback and kick returner... credited with 14 tack-
les, one interception and three pass breakups... returned seven kickoffs for a 25.4
yard average, the best average on the squad... saw his first action for the Garnet and
Black in the win over Vanderbilt... picked off a pass against Kentucky... had a season
long 55-yard kick return at Arkansas.
2010: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Highly-touted defensive back who was selected to play in the U.S.
Army All-American Bowl in San Antonio, Texas, following his senior season at Dar-
lington (S.C.) High School... played for coach Justin Danner... logged 50 tackles and
three interceptions as a senior... also scored six TDs on offense... named all-state by
the Associated Press despite playing only six games due to eligibility issues follow-
ing a transfer... played at Independence High in Charlotte in 2008 before moving to
Darlington... had 50 tackles and 10 interceptions as a junior... regarded as a four-star
prospect, ranked as the sixth-best cornerback, the state’s third-best player and the
60th-best player in the nation by Rivals.com... considered a three-star prospect and
the nation’s 47th-best cornerback by Scout.com... rated a three-star prospect and
the nation’s 23rd-best cornerback by ESPN.com... ranked as the 14th-best defensive
back in the country by SuperPrep... rated 71st on PrepStar’s top 150 Dream Team...
originally committed to Florida... also considered Tennessee and North Carolina.
PERSONAL: Victor Hampton was born March 12, 1992... is a sociology major at
South Carolina... is a regular in the community speaking to the youth of Columbia.
Gurley’s Statistics
Year GP/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU QBH FF FR
2012 8/0 8 5 13 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0
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Sophomore long snapper who will compete with Ryland Culbertson for those duties
as a replacement to Walker Inabinet.
2012: Spent the season as a backup deep snapper.
2011: Walk-on long snapper who joined the squad in the fall.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from South Aiken (S.C.) High School in 2011... played
football for coach Jeremy West.
PERSONAL: Coleman Harley is pursuing a degree in public health.
Third-year player who has worked at both defensive end and linebacker in his Game-
cock career... listed as a second-team defensive end entering the fall... had a standout
spring, garnering Rex Enright Defensive Player of the Spring accolades, awarded at
the spring game... has the quickness and speed to put pressure on the quarterback
coming off the edge... hoping to gain some weight during the off season... lettered in
2012 for his work primarily on special teams.
2012: Redshirt freshman who played on special teams... logged three tackles in six
games... a member of the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll.
2011: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played mostly defensive end at Ridgeland High School in Rossville,
Ga., graduating in 2011.. coached by Mark Mariakis... recorded 119 tackles and 15
sacks as a senior, earning Class AAA all-state honors... tallied 68 tackles with 12
sacks and 14 tackles for loss as a junior for the Panthers... team went 9-2 during his
junior campaign and was the Region 6-AAA champions... considered a three-star
prospect, the 47th-best outside linebacker in the nation and the 58th-best player in
the state of Georgia by Rivals.com... regarded as a three-star prospect by both Scout.
com and 247Sports.com... named to PrepStar’s All-Southeast Region class... also
had offers from Miami (Fla.), Kentucky and Middle Tennessee State.
PERSONAL: Mason Harris was born July 28, 1993... is a hospitality management
major at South Carolina.
Walk-on wide receiver/tight end who joined the squad for the first time this spring.
2011-12: Enrolled at Carolina but did not participate in football.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Rock Hill (S.C.) High School in 2011... played
basketball for the Bearcats and coach Eric Rollings... averaged 11.3 points and 10.5
rebounds per game on the hardwood, earning honorable mention all-area honors.
PERSONAL: Matthew Harvey was born July 16, 1993.
Walk-on wide receiver who joined the squad for the first time in the spring... enrolled
at Carolina in January... impressed the coaches in his first opportunity on the practice
fields... will not be eligible this season per NCAA transfer rules.
2012: Played in eight games for the Gardner-Webb Runnin’ Bulldogs... caught 31
passes for 422 yards, averaging 13.6 yards per catch, with one touchdown... had sev-
en catches for 107 yards against Samford... logged seven receptions for 137 yards,
including a career-long 54-yard touchdown catch against Liberty, earning Big South
Freshman of the Week accolades.
2011: Redshirted as a true freshman at Gardner-Webb... Began August camp as a
walk-on and earned a scholarship with outstanding performance and work ethic in
preseason practices.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Northeast Georgia powerhouse Clarke Central (Ga.) High
under Coach Leroy Ryals... graduated in 2011... moved to receiver full time as a se-
nior... caught 25 passes for 520 yards and seven touchdowns as a senior... helped the
Gladiators to an 11-1 record and the Georgia region 8-AAAA title in 2010.
PERSONAL: Carlton Heard was born August 21, 1993... is a sociology major.
Redshirt freshman linebacker who is slated to compete with Kaiwan Lewis for the
starting spot at the Mike position this fall... could also play the Will position... con-
Hampton’s Statistics
Year GP/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU QBH FF FR
2011 10/0 11 3 14 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 3 0 0 0
2012 13/12 23 17 40 3.0-11 1.0-7 1 6 0 0 0
Total 23/12 34 20 54 3.0-11 1.0-7 2 9 0 0 0
–Kick Returns–
Year GP/GS No Yds Avg TD Long
2011 10/0 7 178 25.4 0 55
2012 13/12 1 25 25.0 0 25
Total 23/12 8 203 25.4 0 55
–Punt Returns–
Year GP/GS No Yds Avg TD Long
2011 10/0 0 0 0.0 0 0
2012 13/12 2 –2 –1.0 0 12
Total 23/12 2 –2 –1.0 0 12
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Harris’ Statistics
Year GP/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU QBH FF FR
2012 6/0 3 0 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0
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sidered a very intelligent player who picks up the schemes quickly... recognized at the
2013 Garnet & Black Game for the Harold White GPA Award for the defense.
2012: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Coached by Paul Standard at St. Pius X Catholic School in Atlanta,
graduating in 2012... team went 12-1 in his senior season... racked up 48 tackles and
four interceptions as a junior... played quarterback for half a season and threw for 500
yards and rushed for 430 more... also ran track... was a three-star prospect, the 60th-
best player in the state of Georgia and the nation’s 63rd-best outside linebacker by
Rivals.com... rated a three-star prospect and the nation’s 90th-best outside linebacker
by Scout.com... a three-star recruit, the 60th-best outside linebacker and the 63rd-
best player in the state according to ESPN.com... a three-star recruit, the 29th-best
outside linebacker and the 67th-best player in Georgia by 247Sports.com... selected
the Gamecocks over Illinois, Louisville and NC State.
PERSONAL: Thomas “T.J.” Holloman was born born August 15, 1994... is pursu-
ing a degree in business administration at South Carolina... family is originally from
South Carolina... stepfather played football at North Carolina.
Walk-on tight end who adds depth to the roster.
2012: Walk-on fullback who joined the team in the fall of 2012... moved to tight end
during the season.
2011: Sat out the season.
2010: Redshirted as a true freshman at UNC Pembroke... was listed as a quarterback
on the roster.
HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Hilton Head Island High School for coach Tim Singel-
ton, graduating in 2010... threw for 1,350 yards and 17 touchdowns in pacing Se-
ahawks to a 6-5 record and a spot in the state playoffs... also punted 36 times for a
40.5 average en route to all-state accolades at that position... was also a standout on
the golf team for the Seahawks.
PERSONAL: Jeff Homad is a nursing major at South Carolina.
Returning starting punter who is expected to be improved after having a full year on
the Carolina campus... named the Most Improved Punter during the spring.
2012: Sophomore who did not arrive on the Carolina campus until a week after fall
camp began but quickly asserted himself as the team’s top punter... averaged 39.4
yards on 54 punts with 12 inside the 20, and 22 fair catches and seven that traveled
50+ yards... best game came against Tennessee when he booted five times for a 43.2
yard average, including a key 51-yarder in the final minute, helping preserve the
win... a member of the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll.
2011: Attended Surry Community College in Dobson, N.C.
2010: Attended Guilford College in North Carolina where he played in all 10 games
as the Quakers’ placekicker... also punted in the season’s final game... made three of
his five field goal attempts, including a long of 34 yards against Averett University...
connected on 9-of-12 extra point attempts... also handled kickoff responsibilities with
37 kicks for a 49-yard average... punted five times for a 34.2 yard average with a long
of 42 yards against Emory & Henry College.
HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered three times under head coach Kelly Holder at Mount Airy
(N.C.) High School... twice named to the all-conference squad and was a two-time
Northwest Conference Specialist of the Year... two-time 1A all-state selection... named
All-Northwest region as selected by the Winston-Salem Journal in 2009... led all
North Carolina kickers with 118 points in 2009... ranked fifth all-time in North Caro-
lina extra points with 162... holds all Mount Airy records for touchbacks (70), field
goals, extra points and longest field goal (46 yards)... also lettered twice as a catcher
in baseball... first recipient of the “Bear Pride” award... 2010 English Academic award
winner.
PERSONAL: Tyler Hull is pursuing a degree in economics.
Third-year wideout who needed a strong spring to propel him into the rotation this fall
and responded positively... shared Most Improved honors among the wide receivers
with Shaq Roland... listed on the third-team unit entering the fall.
2012: Played in three contests, getting on the field against East Carolina, Arkansas
and Michigan... did not log any statistics.
2011: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played both quarterback and wide receiver at Calhoun County
in St. Matthews, S.C., graduating in 2011... coached by Walt Wilson... passed for
over 2,000 yards as a senior... played in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas and in the
Offense-Defense All-American Bowl in Myrtle Beach following his senior campaign...
was a two-time Orangeburg (S.C.) Times and Democrat Elite 11 selection... passed
for 2,000 yards and 20 touchdowns in just seven games as a junior signal-caller for
the Saints... also played basketball at Calhoun County... given a three-star rating,
considered the 53rd-best wide receiver in the country and ranked as the 13th-best
player in the state of South Carolina by Rivals.com... rated a three-star prospect and
the nation’s 86th-best wide receiver by Scout.com... four-star prospect, according to
247Sports.com... named to PrepStar’s All-Atlantic Region class... also had offers from
Auburn, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, NC State and Tennessee.
PERSONAL: Shamier Jeffery was born September 9, 1991... is a sociology major...
brother of South Carolina record-setting All-American wide receiver Alshon Jeffery,
who was a second round draft pick by the Chicago Bears in 2012.
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Year GP No. Yards Avg. Long TB FC I20
2012 13 54 2230 39.4 55 5 22 12
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Junior wide receiver who is penciled in as a starter entering the fall... has proven to
be a reliable pass catcher during his Carolina career... has made five career starts with
24 career receptions for 340 yards.
2012: Sophomore wide receiver who saw his playing time increase as the season
progressed... played in 12 games, earning three starts... caught a dozen passes for
197 yards... had a 36-yard reception against Missouri... starts came late in the season
against Arkansas, Clemson and Michigan... set a season high with four receptions for
45 yards against in-state rival Clemson in the regular-season finale... caught three
passes for a career-best 78 yards in the Outback Bowl win over Michigan, including
a career-long 70-yard reception.
2011: Redshirt freshman wide receiver who worked his way into the rotation... caught
a dozen passes for 143 yards and a touchdown... averaged 11.9 yards per catch...
played in 10 of 13 games... made a pair of starts... recorded his first career catch in
the season opener against East Carolina... connected on a key 34-yard completion,
the longest of the season, in the win over Navy... grabbed his first career touchdown
against Kentucky... logged a career high four catches in the win at Mississippi State...
named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll.
2010: Redshirted in his first season on the Carolina campus.
HIGH SCHOOL: Key player on the potent James Byrnes High School squad in Dun-
can, S.C., graduating in 2010... missed some time with a knee injury but still recorded
32 receptions for 347 yards and four TDs... helped the Rebels reach the AAAA Divi-
sion I title game as a senior... coached by Chris Miller... Rebels won the state title
in both 2007 and 2008... considered a three-star prospect and the state’s 25th-best
player by Rivals.com... rated a three-star prospect and the nation’s 91st-best wide
receiver by Scout.com... regarded as a three-star prospect and the 86th-best wide
receiver by ESPN.com... also had offers from Auburn, Michigan and others.
PERSONAL: Nicholas Jones was born November 21, 1991... is interested in a de-
gree in sociology... slated to graduate in December.
Walk-on placekicker who was added to the roster when spring ball began in 2013.
2012: Enrolled at South Carolina but did not participate in football.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from nearby Brookland-Cayce (S.C.) High School in
2012... played football for head coach Rusty Charpia... was a four-year starting varsity
kicker/punter for the Bearcats... served as captain for two years on the football and
wrestling teams...posted career longs of: kickoff - 73 yards, field goal - 53 yards, and
punt - 61 yards... was the Offensive MVP for the South team in the South Carolina
2011 North-South All-Star Game and won Dynamic’s 2010-2011 Kicker of the Year
and South Carolina Punter of the Year... was the student body president, carried a 3.95
grade point average in AP and Honors classes, and was inducted into the National
Honor Society... considered Furman, Army and Liberty among others before walking
on at South Carolina.
PERSONAL: Caleb Kelly was born October 1, 1993... is a business administration
major... is active in his church, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and community out-
reach service projects.
Walk-on linebacker who joined the squad in the spring... enrolled at Carolina in Janu-
ary... will not be eligible this fall per NCAA transfer rules.
2011-12: Attended Benedict College where he competed in track & field.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Goose Creek (S.C.) High School in 2011... played
football for coach Chuck Reedy.
PERSONAL: James D. King was born March 9, 1993.
Walk-on punter who will provide depth behind incumbent Tyler Hull and Patrick Fish
this fall... enrolled at South Carolina and joined the squad in January 2013.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Nations Ford High School in Fort Mill, S.C. in
2012... played both football and basketball for the Falcons... was a tight end and
defensive end on the football squad... recorded 13 catches for 130 yards and a touch-
down in his senior season.
PERSONAL: Andrew Komornik is an exercise science major at South Carolina.
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Jones’ Statistics
Year GP/GS Rec Yds Avg TD Long
2011 10/2 12 143 11.9 1 34
2012 12/3 12 197 16.4 0 70
Total 22/5 24 340 14.2 1 70
Jones’ Single-Game Highs
Receptions ....................... 4, twice, Mississippi State, 2011
and Clemson, 2012
Yards Receiving.....................................78, Michigan, 2012
Long Reception .....................................70, Michigan, 2012
Touchdown Receptions ........................... 1, Kentucky, 2011
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One of only four scholarship seniors on the squad... slated to hold down one cor-
nerback position this season... athletic player who has also played safety during his
Carolina career... has made 10 career starts... has three career interceptions, all com-
ing during the 2012 campaign... has one career touchdown.
2012: Junior defensive back who moved back to cornerback in the spring after play-
ing the free safety position in 2011... played in all 13 games making eight starts...
credited with 44 tackles including 35 solo stops... tied for the team high with three
interceptions and with six pass break ups... started each of the first seven games of the
season... had a season-high seven stops in the season opener at Vanderbilt... logged
five tackles and returned his first career interception 34 yards for a touchdown against
East Carolina... also had a pair of pass breakups in that contest... picked off a pass and
returned it 70 yards, setting up a touchdown at LSU... notched his third interception of
the season in the Outback Bowl win over Michigan.
2011: Earned the starting job at the free safety position after an excellent spring
practice and solid fall camp... started each of the first two games... credited with eight
tackles on the season... used primarily on special teams late in the season... had a
season-high three tackles at Mississippi State.
2010: Played in 11 games as a reserve cornerback... recorded four tackles... had
two tackles in his career debut vs. Southern Miss... also registered two tackles in win
over Troy.
2009: Redshirted as a true freshman... worked with the scout team.
HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Beaufort High School, graduating in 2009...
coached by Mark Clifford... named the 2008 Beaufort Gazette/Island Packet Defen-
sive Player of the Year... played cornerback, quarterback, receiver, kick returner and
tailback during his prep career... as a senior, had three interceptions, four blocked
kicks, three fumble recoveries and two defensive touchdowns... selected to play in the
2008 Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas... recorded 63 tackles, six interceptions and nine
breakups as a junior... three-star prospect by Rivals.com and a two-star prospect by
Scout.com... considered the state’s 32nd-best player by Rivals.com and the 26th-best
player by SuperPrep... named to PrepStar’s All-Atlantic Region squad... competed in
track as well, running the hurdles and sprints... considered Vanderbilt, Wake Forest,
Clemson and Maryland before choosing Carolina.
PERSONAL: Jimmy Legree was born January 13, 1991... is a sociology major..
graduated in May.
Sophomore linebacker who is listed atop the depth chart at the Mike position entering
the fall... gained some valuable game experience on special teams as a true freshman,
appearing in 11 games... named the Most Improved linebacker during the spring.
2012: True freshman who saw action on special teams... played in 11 contests... did
not appear against Vanderbilt or Kentucky... recorded three tackles including two solo
stops... had a solo and an assisted tackle in the Outback Bowl win over Michigan.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-state honors after helping St. Joseph (Hammonton, N.J.)
to an undefeated state championship season... graduated in 2012.. coached by Paul
Sacco... the St. Joe’s defense allowed just 19 points all season... played both defen-
sive end and linebacker... was in on 54 tackles and three fumble recoveries... partici-
pated in the Offense-Defense All-American Bowl in Texas... finished his junior season
with 80 tackles, 10 sacks, three forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, one blocked
punt and one interception for a touchdown, earning third-team All-State honors... also
tabbed first-team All-Area by the Atlantic City Press... had 65 tackles with 11 tackles
for loss and nine sacks as a sophomore... considered a three-star prospect, the state’s
10th-best player and the 48th-best outside linebacker in the country by Rivals.com...
rated a three-star prospect and the nation’s 31st-best middle linebacker by Scout.
com... a four-star recruit, the ninth-best inside linebacker and the fifth-best player in
New Jersey according to ESPN.com... a four-star recruit, the ninth-best player in the
state and the 11th-best inside linebacker by 247Sports.com... others interested in the
PrepStar All-American’s talents included Arkansas and Cal.
PERSONAL: Kaiwan Lewis was born March 20, 1994... is a criminal justice major.
“JJ” is slated to compete for playing time at free safety this fall where he will go
head-to-head with T.J. Gurley for the starting role... has gained valuable experience,
primarily on special teams... considered the Most Improved defensive back during
the spring.
2012: Reserve safety who saw most of his action on special teams... played in 12
games... did not play against LSU... served as a backup to Brison Williams at the
strong safety position... had two of his five tackles in the win at Kentucky... named
to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll... one of four players cited for the Outstanding
Weight Room award at the 2012 Garnet & Black Spring Game.
2011: Saw action in six contests as a true freshman, primarily on special teams...
recorded one tackle... tackle came in the win at Georgia.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Stephenson High School in Stone Mountain, Ga.
in 2011... logged nearly 80 tackles, nine knockdowns and a pair of interceptions as a
senior for the Jaguars... coached by Ron Gartrell... made the all-region and all-county
first teams... selected to participate in the NUC All-World Bowl in Charleston, S.C.,
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Legree’s Statistics
Year GP/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU QBH FF FR
2010 11/0 4 0 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0
2011 12/2 2 6 8 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0
2012 13/8 35 9 44 1.0-2 0.0-0 3 6 0 0 0
Total 35610 41 15 56 1.0-2 0.0-0 3 6 0 0 0
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Lewis’ Statistics
Year GP/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU QBH FF FR
2012 11/0 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0
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following his senior season... played at Hillgrove High in Powder Springs before
transferring to Stephenson for his senior season... logged 81 tackles, an interception,
four forced fumbles and six pass breakups as a junior... rated a three-star prospect,
the 30th-best safety in the country and the 32nd-best player in the state of Georgia by
Rivals.com... is a three-star prospect and the nation’s 36th-best safety, according to
Scout.com... three-star prospect, according to 247Sports.com... named to PrepStar’s
All-Southeast Region class... had numerous other offers, including those from Au-
burn, Clemson, Maryland, Ole Miss, NC State, USF, Stanford, Tennessee, Vanderbilt
and West Virginia.
PERSONAL: Known by his family and friends as “JJ”, Kadetrix Marcus was born
January 26, 1993... is a business administration major at South Carolina.
Junior college cornerback who enrolled at Carolina in January 2013... was on the
roster for spring drills, but practice time was very limited due to a hamstring injury on
the oppposite leg that had a hamstring issue that cut his 2012 season short at Georgia
Military... if healthy this fall, could work his way into the cornerback rotation.
2011-12: Originally signed with South Carolina in February 2011... attended Geor-
gia Military College in Milledgeville, Ga., for the 2011-12 academic year and the fall
of 2012... coached by Bert Williams... saw limited playing time in 2012 after being
sidelined early in the season with a hamstring injury... in three games, logged 10 tack-
les and three interceptions while forcing a pair of fumbles... in 2011, had 11 tackles,
two fumble recoveries, two interceptions and six pass breakups... considered a three-
star prospect and the nation’s 31st-best junior college prospect by Rivals... regarded
as a three-star prospect, the fifth-best junior college player in Georgia, the sixth-best
JUCO cornerback in the nation, and the 88th-best JUCO player in the country accord-
ing to 247Sports... a three-star prospect by Scout.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played cornerback for Freddy Brown Sr. at Spartanburg (S.C.) High
School graduating in 2011... participated in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas follow-
ing his senior season... was a first-team all-state selection as a junior for the Vikings
when he totaled 44 tackles, eight pass breakups, six blocked kicks, 930 total return
yards including four touchdown returns... also ran track where he recorded times of
10.6 in the 100m and 21.7 in the 200m... regarded as a three-star prospect, the 16th-
best player in South Carolina and the 46th-best cornerback in the country by Rivals
coming out of high school... regarded as a three-star prospect and the 60th-best
cornerback by Scout... was a three-star prospect according to 247Sports... named
to PrepStar’s All-Atlantic Region class... offers included Illinois, LSU, Maryland, Ne-
braska and Wake Forest.
PERSONAL: Ronnie Martin Jr. was born September 2, 1991... is a sociology major
at South Carolina.
Third-year junior offensive tackle who missed the spring while rehabbing from shoul-
der surgery... has undergone surgery on both of his shoulders... has started 10 games
during his Carolina career, five times in each of the past two seasons... can play both
left and right tackle.
2012: Started five games along the offensive line... was the starting right tackle in
the season opener at Vanderbilt... moved to left tackle and started each of the next two
contests before moving back to right tackle for the Missouri game... did not play at
Kentucky due to an injured shoulder... made the start at left tackle against Florida... the
shoulder injury ultimately required season-ending surgery... also missed the spring
of 2012 while rehabbing from offseason shoulder surgery.
2011: A first-team Freshman All-American according to Sporting News... saw very
limited action in the first four games as the coaches considered redshirting the true
freshman tackle... redshirt was taken off for good when senior starting left tackle
Kyle Nunn suffered a season-ending back injury... made his first collegiate start at
left tackle against Auburn... saw limited action again over the next three games, then
moved into the starting right tackle slot for the Florida contest and held the starting
job for the remainder of the season... made five starts during the season.
HIGH SCHOOL: Was a two-year starter at left tackle for the Park Vista High School
Cobras in Lake Worth, Fla., graduating in 2011.. missed some time early in his senior
season with a knee injury... coached by Brian Dodds... played in Florida’s North-
South All-Star game... also invited to the Offense-Defense All-American Bowl in
Myrtle Beach, S.C. following his senior season but did not participate due to an ankle
injury... earned Class 6A first-team all-state honors in 2009 after leading the Cobras
to a 6-4 record and a spot in the playoffs... also wrestled in high school... given a
three-star ranking, named the 33rd-best offensive tackle in the country and the 79th-
best player in the state of Florida by Rivals.com... regarded as a three-star prospect
and the 54th-best offensive tackle by Scout.com... three-star prospect, according to
247Sports.com... named to PrepStar’s All-Southeast Region class... had numerous
scholarship offers including ones from Florida State, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisville,
Minnesota, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Vanderbilt and West Virginia.
PERSONAL: Michael Matulis was born November 30, 1992... is a criminal justice
major... brother, Chris, was a pitcher at LSU.
Walk-on fullback who is listed atop the depth chart at that position entering the fall...
has seen limited time in the backfield, but has been used on special teams, earning
his first varsity letter in 2012... impressed the coaches in the spring with his strong
blocking ability... earned the Outstanding Weight Room award for the offense at the
2013 Garnet & Black Spring Game.
2012: Saw limited action in the backfield as a blocker and also on special teams...
played in all 13 games... recorded one tackle... tabbed as one of four Outstanding
Walk-ons at the 2012 Garnet & Black Spring Game.
Marcus’ Statistics
Year GP/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU QBH FF FR
2011 6/0 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0
2012 12/0 4 1 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 18/0 5 1 6 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0
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2011: Moved from linebacker to fullback during fall camp to provide needed depth at
the position... saw action in five games on special teams, playing against Kentucky,
Mississippi State, Tennessee, Arkansas and The Citadel... notched one tackle against
the Razorbacks... did not participate in spring drills.
2010: Joined the program as a walk-on linebacker in the fall.
2009: Attended Wake Tech Community College in Raleigh, N.C.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Garner (N.C.) Magnet High School in 2009...
coached by Nelson Smith... lettered three years in football... named the top defensive
player in the conference, was a two-time first-team all-league performer and was a
first-team all-academic selection... team won the conference title and reached the
fourth round of the playoffs... turned down a scholarship offer from Fayetteville State.
PERSONAL: Connor Keith McLaurin is a public health major... father, Howard,
played football at East Carolina.
Redshirt freshman cornerback who sat out the spring as he continues to rehab from
a knee injury suffered early in fall camp 2012... hopes to be at full strength this fall,
one full year removed from the injury... listed on the second team entering the fall.
2012: Suffered a season-ending left knee injury during the second practice of the
preseason... underwent surgery in mid-August.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned AAAA first-team all-state honors at Lovejoy High in Hamp-
ton, Ga. as a senior, graduating in 2012... coached by Al Hughes... helped his team to
a 14-1 record as a senior and a spot in the state title game and was 24-2 over his last
two seasons... named to the Offense-Defense All-American Bowl... named to the AJC
All-Area team... logged 40 tackles and two interceptions, along with 12 receptions for
301 yards as a senior... had 35 tackles and two picks as a junior... named one of Clay-
ton Country’s “Fantastic Four” prior to his senior season... played wide receiver early
in his career before moving to cornerback... a three-star prospect, the state’s 30th-
best player and the nation’s 26th-best cornerback according to Rivals.com... rated a
three-star prospect and the nation’s 28th-best cornerback by Scout.com... a three-star
recruit, the country’s 89th-best cornerback and the state’s 91st-best player according
to ESPN.com... a three-star recruit, the nation’s 62nd-best cornerback and the 71st-
best player in the state by 247Sports.com... selected Carolina over 16 other offers.
PERSONAL: Rico McWilliams was born July 31, 1993... is undecided on his major
field of study.
Quarterback who enrolled at Carolina in January 2013... went through spring drills...
likely a redshirt candidate this fall, but impressed the coaches with his work in the
spring... regarded as smart, competitive and mature.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Wakefield High School in Raleigh, N.C in Decem-
ber 2012... a four-year starter... coached by Rod Sink... finished his prep career ranked
second in four career categories in North Carolina high school history, passing for
12,078 yards with 1,384 attempts, 807 completions and 153 touchdowns... threw
for 4,661 yards and 63 touchdowns while completing 62 percent of his passes as
a senior, leading the Wolverines to an 11-2 record... set the state record with nine
touchdown passes in a win over Broughton, one shy of the national record... as a ju-
nior, threw for 3,832 yards and 48 touchdowns as the team went 9-3... earned all-state
and all-region honors... threw for 3,300 yards and 33 scores as a sophomore, leading
Wakefield to a 9-3 mark... four-star prospect who was regarded as the seventh-best
player in the state, the 13th-best pro-style quarterback in the country and ranked No.
248 on the Rivals250... a three-star prospect and the nation’s 44th-best quarterback
by Scout... a four-star prospect, the seventh-best player in the state, the 13th-best
pro-style quarterback and ranked No. 243 overall by 247Sports... rated a four-star
prospect and No. 226 on the ESPN300... considered the 10th-best pro-style quar-
terback in the country by MaxPreps... a three-star prospect, the 15th-best pro-style
quarterback in the country and the 167th-best player overall by PrepStar... named
honorable mention on PARADE magazine’s All-America team... chose the Gamecocks
over Alabama, LSU, Auburn and North Carolina.
PERSONAL: Connor Mitch is a sport and entertainment management major... comes
from an athletic family... father, Bob Mitch, played quarterback and safety at Syracuse
in the early 1970s... brother, Ryan, played quarterback at Maryland... sister, Brittany,
played basketball at Duke.
Redshirt freshman who enters the fall listed third on the depth chart at the free safety
position behind Kadetrix Marcus and Chris Moody... could also play strong safety.
2012: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played quarterback and defensive back for Henry County High
School in McDonough, Ga., graduating in 2012... coached by Mike Rozier... recruited
as an athlete who could play cornerback or safety and could be used in the Wildcat
offense... was a first-team AAAAA All-State selection and the Henry County Player of
the Year as a senior... led the Warhawks to an 8-4 record... rushed for 1,064 yards
and passed for 1,475 yards on offense while accounting for 22 touchdowns... also
logged 25 tackles with a couple of interceptions on the defensive side of the ball...
played in the annual GACA North vs. South All-Star Game following the season...
threw for 1,100 yards and rushed for 500 more with 16 combined TDs as a junior for
the Warhawks... rated a three-star prospect, the 64th-best “athlete” and the 67th-best
player in the state by Rivals.com... three-star prospect and the nation’s 63rd-best
safety according to Scout.com... a three-star player, the 36th-best “athlete” and the
46th-best player in Georgia according to ESPN.com... given three stars, rated the
65th-best player in Georgia and the 72nd-best “athlete” in the country by 247Sports.
com... originally committed to Vanderbilt before switching to Carolina... had scholar-
ship offers from over 15 FBS schools with UCF and USF also making his final four.
PERSONAL: Chris Moody was born June 9, 1994... is a sport and entertainment
management major.
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Junior linebacker who stepped on the South Carolina campus for the first time in
January and was added to the football squad as a walk-on.
2012: Spent the fall semester at Midlands Tech.
2011: Played linebacker at Gray Military Academy in Columbia... saw action at both
the Will and Mike positions... served as the team captain and led the team in tackles.
2010: Played Mike linebacker as a true freshman at North Greenville University.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from White Knoll High School in nearby Lexington, S.C.
in 2010... coached by Gordon Walters... honorable mention all-region selection.
PERSONAL: Kyle Morini was born January 2, 1992... is a mathematics major.
Talented signal-caller who impressed the coaches as a true freshman... strong athlete
who can run and is an excellent passer... enters the fall listed as the third-team quar-
terback behind Connor Shaw and Dylan Thompson... took plenty of reps in the spring
due to Shaw’s injury... named the Most Improved quarterback in the spring.
2012: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Won the Maxwell Football Club’s first Pennsylvania Player of the
Year award and was named to the PARADE All-America football team following his
senior season... also named the Maxwell Club’s winner of the 27th Jim Henry Award...
is the state’s career record-holder with 12,877 total yards and second all-time in the
state in passing yards (9,249) and touchdown passes (106)... led Central Catholic to
a state title as a junior and reached the PIAA Class 3A state semifinals as a senior...
threw for 3,809 yards and 39 touchdowns and rushed for 852 yards and 14 touch-
downs as a senior... rushed for 1,647 yards and 25 touchdowns and threw for 3,112
yards and 43 scores as a junior... was the 2010 Gatorade Player of the Year in the state
of Pennsylvania after leading his team to a 16-0 record and the PIAA Class 3A title...
coached by Harold Fairclough... selected to play in the Big 33 All-Star Game... was
a three-star prospect, the 19th-best player in the state and the 22nd-best dual-threat
quarterback in the country according to Rivals.com... rated a three-star prospect and
the nation’s 44th-best quarterback by Scout.com... a three-star recruit, the 41st-best
quarterback and 16th-best player in Pennsylvania according to ESPN.com... a three-
star recruit, the eighth-best dual-threat quarterback and the 15th-best player in the
state by 247Sports.com... a PrepStar All-East Region pick... had offers from Clemson,
Maryland, Georgia Tech, Virginia and Temple among others.
PERSONAL: Brendan Nosovitch was born January 17, 1994... is a business major.
Quarterback who enrolled at Carolina in January and joined the football squad in time
for spring practices... impressed the coaches with his ability in the spring.
2012: Spent the fall semester at Florida State College in Jacksonville, a community
college... did not play football.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Ponte Vedra (Fla.) High School in 2012... coached
by Mike Loyd... helped his team to the district title as a senior... set school records
for both a season (2011) and career in passing yards, completion percentage and
touchdown passes... played in the 2011 Shrine Bowl in Jacksonville... threw for 1,800
yards and a school-record 17 touchdowns in his junior season when he was second-
team all-district and all-conference... also played baseball, starting for the varsity
team as an eighth grader... hit .475 in 2012 while helping his team to a runnerup finish
in the Florida state 5A division...was an honor roll student.
PERSONAL: Perry Orth is an economics major at South Carolina... father, Rusty,
played football at West Virginia in the late ‘70s... brother, Calvin, plays baseball at The
Citadel... owns a lawn maintenance business with his brothers.
Redshirt sophomore tight end who is listed on the third team entering the fall behind
Rory Anderson and Jerell Adams... returned to full strength in the spring after suffer-
ing a knee injury in the 2012 Garnet & Black Spring Game that sidelined him for the
2012 campaign.
2012: Sat out the season after injuring his knee during the spring game, which re-
quired surgery... was not part of the 105 that opened camp... named to the SEC Fall
Academic Honor Roll... tabbed the Most Improved Tight End in camp at the 2012
Garnet & Black Spring Game.
2011: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: A two-time All-Southwestern 4A tight end who had 25 catches
for 524 yards and five touchdowns as a senior, playing for Ardrey Kell and Knights’
coach Adam Hastings... graduated from the Charlotte high school in 2011... logged
14 catches for 221 yards and four touchdowns as a junior in a run-oriented offense...
given a three-star rating, the 13th-best prospect in the state of North Carolina and the
nation’s 19th-best tight end, according to Rivals.com... rated a three-star prospect
and the nation’s 23rd-best tight end by Scout.com... a three-star prospect, according
to 247Sports.com... also made visits to Michigan, North Carolina and NC State in
addition to numerous other scholarship offers.
PERSONAL: Drew Owens was born April 29, 1993... is interested in a degree in
business administration.
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Offensive lineman who enrolled at Carolina in January 2013 after graduating from
Dillon (S.C.) High School in December 2012... worked primarily at right tackle during
the spring due to numbers, but is expected to move inside this fall.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Dillon (S.C.) High School in December 2012...
started at left tackle for the Class AA I state champions... the Wildcats went 14-1 dur-
ing his senior season... coached by Jackie Hayes... participated in the Shrine Bowl of
the Carolinas and in the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl in Carson, Calif.... named
to the MaxPreps 2012 Small Schools All-American Football team... earned all-region
and all-state honors as a junior... four-star prospect who was the state’s third-best
player, the 19th-best offensive tackle in the land and the nation’s 220th-best prospect
according to Rivals... a four-star prospect and the nation’s 23rd-best offensive tackle,
and No. 294 on the Scout300 list... a four-star prospect, the fifth-best player in the
state, and the 16th-best offensive tackle in the country by 247Sports... considered
a four-star prospect, the nation’s second-best offensive tackle and the 52nd-best
player overall by MaxPreps... a four-star prospect, the 20th-best offensive tackle in
the country and the 178th-best player overall by PrepStar... had offers from numerous
other schools throughout the Southeast, including Auburn, Clemson, Florida, LSU
and Tennessee... hails from the same high school that produced current Gamecocks
Kwinton Smith and Bryce King.
PERSONAL: D.J. Park is undecided on his major field of study.
One of four senior scholarship players on the roster... returning starter at the right
guard position... expected to hold down that position again this season as the veteran
leader on the offensive line... has made 13 career starts.
2012: Junior offensive guard who moved into the starting lineup for the first time in
his career... started every game at right guard... joined senior center T.J. Johnson as
the only two offensive lineman to start every game... member of the SEC Fall Aca-
demic Honor Roll.
2011: Sophomore offensive lineman who moved back to his more familiar position
of guard in the spring after spending the 2010 season as the backup center behind T.J.
Johnson... missed much of the spring after having surgery to remove a cyst behind
his eye... played in nine of 13 games at the guard position... saw more action as the
season progressed, playing in each of the last six contests... member of the SEC Fall
Academic Honor Roll.
2010: Saw limited action as a reserve offensive lineman... played in three contests,
appearing in the Southern Miss, Arkansas and Troy games.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played offensive guard at Cocoa (Fla.) High School, graduating
in 2010... named first-team all-state as selected by SunStateFootball.com... helped
his team to a 14-0 record and the 3A title as a senior... earned All-Space Coast first-
team honors as a senior... played in a postseason all-star game in Sebring, Fla... was
a three-year starter for head coach John Wilkinson... played in a Wing-T offense...
helped his team to the 3A state title and a 14-1 season as a junior... was named to the
All-Space Coast first team and was a third-team all-state selection in 2008... was on a
basketball squad that went 30-3 and claimed the 4A state title as a junior... considered
a three-star prospect by Rivals.com... rated a three-star prospect and the nation’s
48th-best offensive guard by Scout.com... regarded as a two-star prospect and the
nation’s 136th-ranked offensive guard by ESPN.com... had offers from Florida State,
East Carolina, Middle Tennessee, Western Kentucky and New Mexico.
PERSONAL: Ronald Patrick Jr. was born November 1, 1991... is pursing a degree in
criminal justice... has an 80-inch wingspan.
Redshirt freshman running back who adds depth to the roster... recognized as the
Outstanding Walk-on for the offense at the 2013 Garnet & Black Spring Game.
2012: Freshman walk-on who joined the squad when the roster expanded in August.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated first in the class of 2012 at South Caldwell High School
in Hudson, N.C... rushed for 3,200 yards and 40 touchdowns over his final two sea-
sons as the starting fullback... named the conference Offensive Player of the Year...
coached by Bruce Carter.
PERSONAL: Devin Potter was born January 26, 1994... is an exercise science major.
Postseason honors candidate at the defensive tackle position... has 10 tackles for loss
and 3.5 sacks in his first two campaigns... has made 17 career starts... recognized as
the Everday Hustle Award winner for the defense at the 2013 spring game.
2012: True sophomore who put together a solid season in the middle of the defensive
line... started all 11 games in which he appeared... logged 38 tackles with 8.0 tackles
for loss and 3.5 sacks... credited with a career-best eight tackles including 2.0 tackles
for loss and a sack in the season opener at Vanderbilt... had a seven-yard sack against
UAB... earned a spot on Phil Steele’s third-team Midseason All-SEC squad... had
seven stops including a tackle for loss at LSU... injured his shoulder in that contest
and did not make the trip to Florida... also missed the Tennessee contest due to the
injury... recorded a sack in the Outback Bowl win over Michigan.
2011: True freshman defensive tackle who joined the squad in the spring after spend-
ing the fall of 2010 at Fork Union Military Academy... really developed during the
season as he grew accustomed to major college football... named second team Fresh-
man All-American by CollegeFootballNews.com, third team Freshman All-American
by Phil Steele and SEC All-Freshman by Rivals.com... played in 12 of 13 games,
starting each of the last six contests... recorded 28 tackles including 2.0 tackles for
loss... added four quarterback hurries... had a season-high five tackles in the win over
The Citadel... added four stops against both Auburn and Tennessee.
2010: Originally signed with South Carolina in February 2010... attended Fork Union
(Va.) Military Academy where he was a four-star prospect and considered the nation’s
third-best prep school player by Rivals.com... regarded as a four-star prospect by
Scout.com and 247Sports... coached by John Shuman.
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HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Greenwood (S.C.) High School in 2010... named
to Parade Magazine’s 47th annual All-American High School Football Team... earned
all-state honors as a senior as selected by The State... logged 77 tackles (41 solo),
nine sacks, 17.5 tackles for loss, four forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries (one for
touchdown) and two blocked kicks... selected to play in the Shrine Bowl of the Caro-
linas and in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl... earned second-team all-state honors
as a junior after logging 75 tackles, including 21 for a loss, and 17 sacks... also ran
track at Greenwood... considered a four-star prospect, the nation’s ninth-best defen-
sive tackle, the state’s seventh-best player and the nation’s 91st-best player overall by
Rivals.com... given a three-star rating and considered the No. 33 defensive tackle in
the country by Scout.com... rated a four-star prospect, the 11th-best defensive tackle
and 124th overall on ESPN.com’s Top 150... ranked as the 19th-best defensive line-
man in the country by SuperPrep... rated 53rd on PrepStar’s Top 150 Dream Team...
also had offers from Clemson, LSU, Tennessee, Alabama, Florida, Florida State and
North Carolina.
PERSONAL: Kelcy Quarles was born January 23, 1992... is a public health major...
father, Buddy, played at South Carolina from 1984-87 for Coach Joe Morrison.
Redshirt freshman who made the transition from tight end to linebacker in the spring
as he looks for an opportunity to get on the playing field this fall... slated to compete
with Cedrick Cooper and Marcquis Roberts at the “Will” linebacker position... did
play some linebacker along with tight end during his prep career... recognized at the
2013 spring game for making “Big Plays” on defense during the spring.
2012: Redshirted as a true freshman tight end... named to the SEC Fall Academic
Honor Roll... graduated from high school in December 2011 and enrolled at the Uni-
versity of South Carolina in January... was one of three players to do so, joining
brothers Brock and Clayton Stadnik.
HIGH SCHOOL: Hauled in 85 passes for over 1,500 yards in his three-year prep ca-
reer at Yulee (Fla.) High School, graduating in December 2011... rushed 59 times for
506 yards and four touchdowns and caught six passes for 85 yards in a run-oriented
offense as a senior... added 87 tackles on defense with three interceptions... coached
by Bobby Ramsay... helped the Hornets reach the second round of Florida 4A state
playoffs... team finished with an 8-4 record... selected to play in the Offense-Defense
All-America Game at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas... selected to the Mobile
(Ala.) Press-Register’s Super Southeast 120... named to the Super 75 by the Florida
Times-Union... caught 20 passes for 413 yards and five touchdowns as a junior...
he added 32 carries for 261 yards and also recorded 55 tackles on defense... logged
36 catches for 465 yards and eight scores as a sophomore... ranked as a three-star
prospect, the 18th-best tight end in the country and the 66th-best player in the state
of Florida by Rivals.com... rated a three-star prospect and the 231st-best player at his
position by Scout.com... a four-star recruit, the 12th-best tight end and the 44th-best
player in Florida according to ESPN.com... is a three-star prospect, the 35th-best
tight end and the 60th-best player in the state according to 247Sports.com... se-
lected South Carolina over Arkansas... also offered by Clemson, Georgia, Florida and
Florida State among others... a PrepStar All-American.
PERSONAL: Kelvin Rainey is a sociology major.
Junior walk-on who earned a letter last year for his work on special teams... will also
get an opportunity to work at the cornerback position... listed with the third-team unit
entering the fall... recognized as the Outstanding Walk-on for the defense at the 2013
Garnet & Black Spring Game.
2012: Former transfer from Western Carolina, was converted from wide receiver to
cornerback in the fall... saw action in 12 games, collecting five tackles... did not play
in the season opener against Vanderbilt... had two stops in the win over Tennessee.
2011: Enrolled at South Carolina but did not play football.
2010: Attended Western Carolina University in Cullowhee, N.C... participated in both
football and track & field... walk-on who earned a spot as the kick returner for the Cat-
amounts, earning Freshman All-SoCon honors as a returner... returned 16 kicks for
336 yards, a 21.0 yard average, with a long of 41 yards against Appalachian State...
caught four passes for 22 yards and rushed six times for 52 yards.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Wren High School in Piedmont, S.C. in 2010...
played wide receiver and defensive back for coach Jeff Tate... was the team MVP and
earned all-region honors after catching 46 passes for 773 yards and 13 touchdowns...
helped the Hurricanes to their first division title and advance to the playoffs for the first
time in 16 years... was a state qualifier in track.
PERSONAL: Sidney Rhodes is an exercise science major at South Carolina.
Third-year sophomore linebacker who has been hampered by injuries since his ar-
rival in Columbia... was healthy for the first time in his career in the spring... will
compete with Cedrick Cooper and Kelvin Rainey for playing time at the “Will” line-
backer position.
2012: Sat out the entire season while rehabbing from a knee injury... was not part of
the 105 when fall camp opened.
2011: Missed the entire season after undergoing shoulder surgery in the summer...
was not part of the 105 that started camp in August... gained a medical redshirt.
HIGH SCHOOL: Logged 86 tackles with six sacks in his senior campaign at McEach-
ern High School in Powder Springs, Ga., graduating in 2011... played mostly outside
linebacker but also was used as a strong safety and inside linebacker... coached by
Kyle Hockman... helped the Indians win 21 games over his final two seasons... rated
as the 22nd-best outside linebacker prospect in the country, the 26th-best prospect
in the state of Georgia and given a three-star ranking by Rivals.com... is a three-star
prospect and the nation’s 99th-best outside linebacker, according to Scout.com... is
a three-star prospect by 247Sports.com... named to PrepStar’s All-Southeast Region
Quarles’ Statistics
Year GP/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU QBH FF FR
2011 12/6 16 12 28 2.0-6 0.0-0 0 0 4 0 0
2012 11/11 23 15 38 8.0-29 3.5-20 0 0 1 0 0
Total 23/17 39 27 66 10.0-35 3.5-20 0 0 5 0 0
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Year GP/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU QBH FF FR
2012 12/0 3 2 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0
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class... also had offers from Cincinnati, Purdue, Illinois, Mississippi State, South
Florida, UCF, Virginia, West Virginia and others... also played prep basketball and
helped his team to the state AAAAA quarterfinals as a junior.
PERSONAL: Marcquis Roberts was born October 24, 1992... is a sociology major.
Redshirt junior who had the light turn on last fall, earning him the starting duties at the
left tackle position throughout much of the season... big-bodied athlete who protects
the quarterback’s blind side... has made nine career starts.
2012: Redshirt sophomore who returned from the defensive line back to his more fa-
miliar offensive side of the ball in spring drills... showed significant improvement and
worked his way into the starting lineup... made his first career start against Missouri,
getting the nod at left tackle... started nine of the final 10 contests.
2011: Redshirt freshman who transitioned from the offensive line to defensive tackle
in the spring... did not see any game action.
2010: Redshirted as a true freshman offensive lineman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played for coach Jim Bob Bryant at Havelock (N.C.) High, graduat-
ing in 2010... played mostly offensive guard but saw action at all five offensive line
positions and some on the defensive line for the Rams... selected to play in the Shrine
Bowl of the Carolinas... considered a three-star prospect and the nation’s 52nd-best
offensive tackle by Rivals.com... rated a two-star prospect and the nation’s 99th-best
offensive tackle by Scout.com... regarded as a three-star prospect and the nation’s
56th-ranked offensive tackle by ESPN.com... also considered Duke, North Carolina,
NC State and East Carolina.
PERSONAL: Born May 21, 1992, Corey Robinson is a hospitality management major.
Talented sophomore wide receiver who figures to see more action this year... gifted
athlete who is looking to use the spring to improve on the little things that will make
him a viable threat this fall... listed as a co-starter at one of the wide receiver positions
entering the fall, along with Damiere Byrd... shared the Most Improved wide receiver
award, presented at the 2013 spring game, with Shamier Jeffery.
2012: True freshman wide receiver who was highly touted after being named “Mr.
Football” in the state of South Carolina as a senior at nearby Lexington High School...
became the fourth straight “Mr. Football” to commit to the home state flagship univer-
sity... saw action in 11 games... caught five passes for 80 yards with a touchdown...
saw his first action against East Carolina and responded with a pair of receptions for
25 yards... first career touchdown reception was a 30-yard completion from Dylan
Thompson against UAB... had a pair of receptions for 25 yards against Arkansas.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Lexington (S.C.) High School in 2012... named
to the annual PARADE magazine 53-man All-America team... coached by Scott Ear-
ley... played receiver and also directed the Wildcat offense... helped his squad to an
undefeated regular season and an 11-1 record overall in his final campaign... led the
Wildcats with nearly 2,000 yards and 24 TDs as a senior... named “Mr. Football” in the
state of South Carolina... named the Offensive MVP in the Shrine Bowl of the Caro-
linas after leading the Sandlappers in receiving yards and scoring two touchdowns...
also scored in the Under Armour All-American Game... selected to the Super South-
east 120 by the Mobile (Ala.) Register... was the region Player of the Year as a junior
while earning all-state and all-area honors... also played basketball... averaged nearly
20 points and seven rebounds as a junior, earning Region Player of the Year honors...
was a four-star prospect, the best player in the state, the 10th-best wide receiver in
the country and the 66th-best player overall by Rivals.com... rated a five-star pros-
pect, the nation’s fourth-best wide receiver and the 40th-best player in the country by
Scout.com... a four-star recruit, the best player in the state, the fifth-best wideout and
the nation’s 45th-best player according to ESPN.com... considered the No. 1 prospect
in Carolina, the 52nd-best player in the country, the sixth-best “athlete” and a four-
star recruit by 247Sports.com... number 39 on the PrepStar Dream Team... narrowed
his list to Alabama, Florida, Georgia and Carolina before selecting the Gamecocks.
PERSONAL: Shaquille “Shaq” Roland was born December 27, 1993... is a sport &
entertainment management major... became the fourth-straight South Carolina “Mr.
Football” to sign with the Gamecocks, following Stephon Gilmore, Marcus Lattimore
and Jadeveon Clowney.
Redshirt freshman who had an opportunity to showcase his skills in the spring... got
on the practice field for the first time during the bowl mini-camp in December after
sitting out the fall while recovering from a knee injury... has the physical tools but the
biggest learning curve of the returning backs... listed with the third-team unit.
2012: True freshman who spent the season redshirting while rehabbing a knee injury
he suffered in high school... was not part of the preseason 105.
HIGH SCHOOL: Rushed for over 5,000 yards and 90 touchdowns during his prep
career at Williston (S.C.)-Elko High School, graduating in 2012... coached by Dwayne
Garrick... partially tore his ACL during his senior season and underwent surgery in
December 2011.... still rushed for 1,198 yards and 21 scores on 139 carries as a
senior... was a third-team junior All-American by ESPNHS after rushing for 2,151
yards and 39 scores... carried for 1,958 yards and 30 TDs as a sophomore... earned
all-state honors as both a sophomore and junior... led his team to the Class A state
championship as a sophomore and to the state finals as a junior... was a three-star
prospect, the nation’s 45th-best running back and the 21st-best player in the state by
Rivals.com... rated a three-star prospect and the 88th-best running back by Scout.
com... a three-star recruit, the 22nd-best player in the state and the 30th-best running
back according to ESPN.com... considered the No. 18 prospect in South Carolina, the
61st-best running back in the nation and a three-star recruit by 247Sports.com... the
PrepStar All-American was Carolina’s first commitment for the 2012 class.
PERSONAL: Born Sept. 21, 1993, Kendric Marquez Salley is a sport & entertain-
ment management major.
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Year GP/GS Rec Yds Avg TD Long
2012 11/0 5 80 16.0 1 30
Roland’s Single-Game Highs
Receptions .......... 2, twice: East Carolina & Arkansas, 2012
Yards Receiving............................................ 30, UAB, 2012
Long Reception ............................................ 30, UAB, 2012
Touchdowns Receiving ................................... 1, UAB, 2012
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Redshirt freshman safety who joined the squad as a walk-on in the spring.
2012: Enrolled at Carolina in August, but did not compete on the gridiron.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Lassister High School in Marietta, Ga. in 2012...
the Trojans went 10-4 during his senior season... logged 48 tackles and five intercep-
tions as a safety... also played lacrosse, helping his squad to the state title game.
PERSONAL: Garrett Shank was born October 18, 1993... is a business administra-
tion major.
Senior signal-caller who did not participate in spring drills as he continued to recover
from surgery on his left foot performed on January 4... owns a 17-3 record as a start-
ing quarterback, including a 10-0 mark at home... named SEC Offensive Player of
the Week four times in his career... only the second player in South Carolina history
(joining Jeff Grantz) to pass for over 3,000 yards and rush for over 1,000 yards in a
career... is the Gamecocks’ all-time leader in completion rate at 66.8 percent... his
32 career touchdown passes ranks seventh in school history... ranks ninth in pass
completions (300)... holds the school record for consecutive completions with 20.
2012: Junior quarterback who started 11 of 13 games... missed two contests due
to injury... named SEC Offensive Player of the Week twice... completed a school-
record 67.5 percent of his passes... ranked third in the SEC and 10th in the country
in pass efficiency (158.1)... second on the squad with 435 yards rushing and three
TDs... rushed 14 times for 92 yards in the season opening win at Vanderbilt... suf-
fered a right shoulder injury in that contest and did not play in week 2 against East
Carolina... earned SEC co-Offensive Player of the Week honors for his efforts in the
31-10 win over Missouri... set a school record by completing 20-consecutive passes
and finished the contest 20-for-21 for 249 yards and two touchdowns... also car-
ried a dozen times for 41 yards... completed 15-of-18 passes for 148 yards and two
scores in the win at Kentucky... also rushed 19 times for 76 yards in that contest...
completed 35-of-39 passes in the two game stretch against Mizzou and Kentucky...
was 6-of-10 for 162 yards and two touchdowns and rushed 14 times for 78 yards
and a score in the Gamecocks’ 35-7 dismantling of Georgia... earned a spot on Phil
Steele’s third-team Midseason All-SEC squad... named the SEC Offensive Player of
the Week for his efforts in the win over Tennessee... completed 22-of-32 passes for a
career-high 356 yards with three touchdowns... also carried 18 times for 33 yards and
a TD... completed 14-of-22 passes for 272 yards and two touchdowns and also had
a 10-yard TD run in the win over Arkansas... did not play in the regular season finale
against Clemson due to a foot injury... was 18-for-26 for 224 yards and two TDs in the
Outback Bowl win over Michigan... also rushed for 96 yards in that contest including
a 64-yard burst, the longest of his career.
2011: Sophomore signal-caller who completed 65.4 percent of his passes for 1,448
yards with 14 touchdowns and six interceptions... also rushed 135 times for 525
yards with eight scores... became just the third Gamecock quarterback since 1971
to open his career with four straight wins, joining Steve Taneyhill (1992) and Chris
Smelley (2007)... was shaky in his debut against East Carolina, completing 3-of-9
passes for 21 yards and rushing seven times for 26 yards in one quarter of action...
second career start came against Kentucky and he responded with an SEC Offensive
Player of the Week performance, completing 26-of-39 passes for 311 yards and four
touchdowns... the four touchdown passes were the most for a Gamecock quarterback
since Blake Mitchell in 2006... completed 20-of-28 passes for 155 yards with one
touchdown and two picks in his first road start at Mississippi State... was 10-of-18
for 87 yards with one TD and one interception at Tennessee, but also rushed 16 times
for 64 yards and a score... completed 16-of-25 passes for 128 yards with an inter-
ception and ran for two scores at Arkansas before leaving the game with a concus-
sion... rushed for 88 yards on 16 carries against Florida... had an efficient 16-of-18
performance, throwing for 217 yards and three touchdowns against The Citadel, and
also rushed 11 times for 90 yards, including a career-long 60-yard TD run... named
SEC Co-Offensive Player of the Week and named the Ernest Brooks Offensive MVP
award for his performance against Clemson when he completed 14-of-20 passes
for 210 yards and three touchdowns and ran 19 times for a career-high 107 yards...
recorded his two longest completions off the regular season, a 49-yard TD strike to
Bruce Ellington and a 55-yard bomb to Rory Anderson... connected on a career-best
78 yard strike to Alshon Jeffery in the Capital One Bowl win over Nebraska... also
found Jeffery on a 51-yard “Hail Mary” as time expired in the first half... completed
11-of-17 passes for 230 yards and two TDs and rushed 19 times for 42 yards and
another score in leading the Gamecocks to their first bowl win since 2006... over the
last three games, completed 41-of-55 passes (74.5 percent) for 657 yards and eight
touchdowns with one interception... scored a rushing touchdown in each of the last
six games... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll.
2010: True freshman quarterback who graduated from high school early to enroll
at South Carolina in the spring... quickly worked his way up the depth chart and
entered the season listed on the second team behind Stephen Garcia... played in nine
games... completed 69.7 percent of his passes (23-of-33) for 223 yards... was the
team’s fourth-leading rusher, gaining 165 yards on 32 carries... completed 4-of-5
passes for 32 yards and a touchdown and had seven carries for 31 yards in his first
game vs. Southern Miss... went 4-for-5 for 42 yards and rushed four times for 22
yards vs. Furman... entered the Auburn game in the fourth quarter and went 4-for-8
for 70 yards and two interceptions... went 2-for-2 for 20 yards and had four carries
for 23 yards vs. Arkansas... completed a season-high 5-of-8 attempts for 36 yards
vs. Troy... played most of the fourth quarter in the SEC title game vs. Auburn, going
4-for-5 for 23 yards and also rushing six times for a season-high 49 yards.
HIGH SCHOOL: Dual-threat quarterback who threw for 3,100 yards and 30 TDs with
just six interceptions as a senior at Flowery Branch (Ga.) High School, graduating in
December 2009... also rushed for 800 yards and 17 scores... played for his father, Lee
Shaw... squad finished 10-4 and reached the state semifinals... as a junior, passed for
2,200 yards and 22 scores while rushing for 941 yards and 11 TDs... team finished
as the runner-up in the AAA division... had 1,200 yards receiving and 15 touchdowns
as a sophomore wide receiver... considered a three-star prospect, the 19th-best dual-
threat quarterback in the nation and the state’s 47th-best player by Rivals.com... rated
a three-star prospect and the nation’s 31st-best quarterback by Scout.com... regarded
as a three-star prospect and the nation’s 46th-best “athlete” by ESPN.com... also had
offers from Georgia Tech, East Carolina, Stanford, Wake Forest and West Virginia.
PERSONAL: Connor Shaw was born Sept. 19, 1991... will graduate in December
with a degree in sport and entertainment management... father, Lee, played football
at Western Carolina and is a high school coach in Georgia... mother, Dawn, played
basketball at North Georgia... brother, Jaybo, played quarterback at Georgia Southern.
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Rk. Quarterback Year(s) Starts Record Pct.
1. Todd Ellis 1986-89 43 24-16-3 .593
2. Garry Harper 1978-80 33 20-12-1 .621
Stephen Garcia 2008-11 34 20-14 .588
Steve Taneyhill 1992-95 40 20-19-1 .513
5. Connor Shaw 2010-12 20 17-3 .850
Phil Petty 1999-01 29 17-12 .586
7. Ron Bass 1973-77 28 14-14 .500
Jeff Grantz 1973-75 28 14-14 .500
9. Blake Mitchell 2005-07 23 13-10 .565
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Sophomore who figures to hold down the right tackle position again this season...
talented athlete who gained valuable experience last season as a redshirt freshman,
starting 10 games while earning Freshman All-America accolades... presented with
the Everyday Effort award at the 2013 Garnet & Black Spring Game.
2012: Redshirt freshman offensive lineman... earned Freshman All-SEC honors and
was named first-team Freshman All-American by FoxSportsNext.com... started nine
games... made his first career start as the left tackle at Vanderbilt in the season open-
er... did not start the next three games while transitioning to his more comfortable
right side... returned to the starting lineup as the right tackle at Kentucky and held that
spot for the remainder of the season... started 10 of the 13 contests... named to the
SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll... shared Most Improved Offensive Lineman accolades
at the 2012 Garnet & Black Spring Game with Will Sport.
2011: Redshirted as a true freshman offensive lineman... saw action for four plays
in the season opener against East Carolina... was hampered for much of the season
with a shoulder injury.
HIGH SCHOOL: Standout offensive lineman for head coach Chuck Reedy at Goose
Creek (S.C.) High School, graduating in 2011... helped his team to the Class 4A Divi-
sion II state semifinals as a senior... selected as the Charleston (S.C.) Post and Couri-
er’s Player of the Year... earned a spot on the prestigious PARADE All-America team...
played in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas and in the U.S. Army All-American Game...
a four-star prospect who was listed as the state’s third-best player, the fourth-best of-
fensive tackle in the country and the 66th-best player regardless of position by Rivals.
com... regarded as a five-star prospect and the fifth-best offensive tackle by Scout.
com... four-star prospect, ranked No. 77 in the country, the number three recruit in the
state and the 12th-best offensive tackle in the nation, according to 247Sports.com...
ranked 78th in the PrepStar 150... named first-team All-American by MaxPreps...
also played basketball at Goose Creek... had offers from all over the Southeast before
selecting Carolina over Alabama and Clemson.
PERSONAL: Brandon Shell was born February 6, 1992... is a sociology major...
great uncle is NFL Hall of Famer Art Shell.
Lanky receiver with a bright future... was redshirted in his first season as a Game-
cock... also tried out for the Carolina baseball team this spring, but did not make the
final roster... recognized at the 2013 spring game for making “Big Plays” on defense
during the spring... listed with the second-team unit entering the fall.
2012: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Logged 34 receptions for 564 yards and 10 touchdowns as a se-
nior and 42 catches for 809 yards and 15 scores as a junior at Dillon (S.C.) High...
graduated in 2012... coached by Jackie Hayes... played in the Shrine Bowl and in
the Offense-Defense All-American Game in Arlington, Texas... was all-region in both
football and baseball... has considered being a two-sport athlete in college... selected
to the Super Southeast 120 by the Mobile (Ala.) Register... earned the Jordan Lyles
Shaw’s Statistics
–Passing–
Year GP/GS Com-Att-Int Pct. Yds TD Long
2010 9/0 23-33-2 69.7 223 1 21
2011 10/9 123-188-6 65.4 1448 14 78
2012 11/11 154-228-7 67.5 1956 17 62
Total 30/20 300-449-15 66.8 3627 32 78
–Rushing–
Year GP/GS Att Yds Avg TD Long
2010 9/0 32 165 5.2 0 36
2011 10/9 135 525 3.9 8 60
2012 11/11 131 435 3.3 3 64
Total 30/20 298 1125 3.8 11 64
Shaw’s Single-Game Highs
Pass Attempts .....................................39, Kentucky, 2011
Pass Completions ...............................26, Kentucky, 2011
Passing Yards ................................ 356, Tennessee, 2012
Touchdown Passes ................................4, Kentucky, 2011
Long Pass .......................................... 78, Nebraska, 2011
Rushing Attempts ............................................ 19, 3 times
Rushing Yards ...................................107, Clemson, 2011
Long Rush.......................................... 64, Michigan, 2012
Rushing TDs ...............2, twice: Arkansas & Florida, 2011
Shaw’s Game-by-Game
–Passing– –Rushing–
Date Opponent W/L Cmp Att Int Yds TD Att Yds TD
09/02/10 vs Southern Miss - 4 5 0 32 1 7 31 0
09/11/10 vs Georgia - –DNP–
09/18/10 vs Furman - 4 5 0 42 0 4 22 0
09/25/10 at Auburn - 4 8 2 70 0 2 12 0
10/09/10 vs Alabama - –DNP–
10/16/10 at Kentucky - 0 0 0 0 0 1 9 0
10/23/10 at Vanderbilt - –DNP–
10/30/10 vs Tennessee - 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 0
11/06/10 vs Arkansas - 2 2 0 20 0 4 23 0
11/13/10 at Florida - –DNP–
11/20/10 vs Troy - 5 8 0 36 0 7 17 0
11/27/10 at Clemson - –DNP–
12/04/10 vs Auburn - 4 5 0 23 0 6 49 0
(SEC Championship)
12/31/10 vs Florida State - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
(Chick-fil-A Bowl)
2010 TOTALS 0-0 23 33 2 223 1 32 165 0
09/03/11 vs East Carolina W 3 9 0 21 0 7 26 0
09/10/11 at Georgia - –DNP–
09/17/11 vs Navy - –DNP–
09/24/11 vs Vanderbilt - 1 2 0 8 0 2 14 0
10/01/11 vs Auburn - –DNP–
10/08/11 vs Kentucky W 26 39 0 311 4 15 42 0
10/15/11 at Mississippi State W 20 28 2 155 1 16 28 0
10/29/11 at Tennessee W 10 18 1 87 1 16 64 1
11/05/11 at Arkansas L 16 25 1 128 0 14 24 2
11/12/11 vs Florida W 6 12 1 81 0 16 88 2
11/19/11 vs The Citadel W 16 18 1 217 3 11 90 1
11/26/11 vs Clemson W 14 20 0 210 3 19 107 1
01/02/12 vs Nebraska W 11 17 0 230 2 19 42 1
(Capital One Bowl)
2011 TOTALS 8-1 123 188 6 1448 14 135 525 8
08/30/12 at Vanderbilt W 7 11 1 67 0 14 92 0
09/08/12 vs East Carolina - –DNP–
09/15/12 vs UAB W 8 14 1 107 1 5 –6 0
09/22/12 vs Missouri W 20 21 0 249 2 12 41 0
09/29/12 at Kentucky W 15 18 0 148 2 19 76 0
10/06/12 vs Georgia W 6 10 0 162 2 14 78 1
10/13/12 at LSU L 19 34 2 177 2 12 –1 0
10/20/12 at Florida L 9 20 0 72 0 9 –2 0
10/27/12 vs Tennessee W 22 32 1 356 3 18 33 1
11/10/12 vs Arkansas W 14 22 1 272 2 8 10 1
11/17/12 vs Wofford W 16 20 1 122 1 10 18 0
11/24/12 at Clemson - –DNP–
01/01/13 vs Michigan W 18 26 0 224 2 10 96 0
(Outback Bowl)
2012 TOTALS 9-2 154 228 7 1956 17 131 435 3
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Three-Sport Athlete Award... was a three-star prospect, the sixth-best player in the
state and the 51st-best wide receiver by Rivals.com... rated a four-star prospect, the
nation’s 21st-best wide receiver and the 131st-best player overall by Scout.com...
a four-star recruit, the fourth-best player in the state and the 33rd-best wideout ac-
cording to ESPN.com... considered the No. 5 prospect in the state, the 37th-best
wide receiver and a four-star recruit by 247Sports.com... selected Carolina over many
schools including Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Clemson, Florida and LSU.
PERSONAL: Kwinton Smith was born March 1, 1994... is undecided on his major
field of study... drafted by the Texas Rangers in the 14th round of the 2012 MLB Draft
as an outfielder.
Versatile sophomore offensive lineman who had a look at both guard and center in the
spring... has also spent some practice time at tackle... earned a letter last fall work-
ing primarily on special teams... listed as the No. 2 right guard behind senior starter
Ronald Patrick entering the fall.
2012: Played in 12 of 13 games, primarily on special teams... shared Most Improved
Offensive Lineman accolades at the 2012 Garnet & Black Spring Game with Brandon
Shell.
2011: Redshirted as a true freshman offensive lineman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Pace (Fla.) High School in 2011... coached by
Mickey Lindsey... considered a three-star prospect by Rivals.com... was a two-star
prospect and the nation’s 150th-best offensive tackle by Scout.com... two-star pros-
pect according to 247Sports.com... also had offers from FAU, FIU, USF, Southern
Miss and UCF.
PERSONAL: William Sport was born September 25, 1992... is a business adminis-
tration major at South Carolina.
Redshirt freshman offensive lineman... listed as a tackle during his freshman season
but moved to guard in the spring and is listed as the backup at left guard behind A.J.
Cann... used the 2012 campaign to get stronger in the weight room while rehabbing
an injured shoulder that required surgery... twin brother of Carolina offensive lineman
Clayton Stadnik.
2012: Highly-touted true freshman offensive tackle who enrolled at Carolina in Janu-
ary 2012... underwent shoulder surgery upon his arrival and did not participate in
spring drills... was limited in the fall... named to the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Western Guilford High School in Greensboro, N.C.
in December 2011... coached by Chris Causey... squad lost in the first round of the
North Carolina 4A state playoffs and finished the season with a 4-7 record... was a
2012 UnderArmour All-American Game selection and 2011 Shrine Bowl of the Caro-
linas selection... named to the PARADE All-America team... was an all-conference
and all-state selection as a junior... is a four-star prospect, the seventh-best player in
the state, and the 36th-best offensive tackle in the country according to Rivals.com...
was a four-star recruit, the 18th-best tackle in the country and the 129th-best player
overall according to Scout.com... a four-star recruit who ranked as the nation’s 16th-
best tackle and the sixth-best player in North Carolina by ESPN.com... was a four-star
recruit, considered the state’s seventh-best prospect, the 18th-best offensive tackle in
the country and the nation’s 143rd-best player overall, according to 247Sports.com...
the PrepStar All-American selected South Carolina over Auburn, Clemson, Florida,
Florida State and Virginia Tech among over 25 offers.
PERSONAL: Brock Stadnik is interested in a degree in experimental psychology... is
a twin brother to Gamecock offensive lineman Clayton Stadnik... father, John, played
center professionally for one season with the San Diego Chargers and four years in
the USFL after playing collegiately at Western Illinois.
Redshirt freshman offensive lineman... listed as backup center behind Cody Waldrop
entering the fall... twin brother of Carolina offensive lineman Brock Stadnik.
2012: Enrolled at Carolina in January 2012 and went through spring drills... red-
shirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Western Guilford High School in Greensboro,
N.C. in December 2011... coached by Chris Causey... squad lost in the first round
of the North Carolina 4A state playoffs and finished the season with a 4-7 record...
played right tackle as a junior before making the switch to center... has also played left
guard... rated among the Top 40 players in North Carolina by the Fayetteville (N.C.)
Observer... a three-star recruit and the nation’s 18th-best center according to Rivals.
com... a three-star recruit and the nation’s 11th-best center as rated by Scout.com... a
three-star recruit, the eighth-best center and the 24th-best player in the state accord-
ing to ESPN.com... considered a two-star prospect, ranked as the 24th-best center
in the country and the 48th-best player in the state of North Carolina by 247Sports.
com... a PrepStar All-Atlantic Region pick... also had offers from NC State, Virginia
Tech, East Carolina and Wake Forest.
PERSONAL: Clayton Stadnik is interested in a degree in business administration...
is a twin brother to Gamecock offensive lineman Brock Stadnik... father, John, played
center professionally for one season with the San Diego Chargers and four years in
the USFL after playing collegiately at Western Illinois.
Scholarship placekicker who will compete with walk-on Landon Ard to handle the
duties as the squad’s kickoff specialist and placekicker, replacing Adam Yates... has
shown a strong leg last year but needs to gain consistency in his kicking.
2012: Redshirted as a true freshman placekicker.
HIGH SCHOOL: Converted 11-of-17 field goals as a senior at McEachern High in
Powder Springs, Ga., with a long of 49 yards... graduated in 2012... career best is
a 54-yard field goal... averaged 68 yards per kickoff... named to the AJC All-Area
team... coached by Kyle Hockman... team was 10-2 in both his junior and senior
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seasons... over the past two seasons he connected on 20 field goals and totaled 121
touchbacks on kickoffs... was the Class AAAAA 2010 first-team All-State kicker by the
AP... also the Cobb County Touchdown Club’s All-County Kicker of the Year... was a
two-star prospect by Rivals.com and Scout.com... a three-star recruit, the eighth-best
kicker and the 70th-best player in Georgia according to ESPN.com... a three-star
recruit, the nation’s fourth-best kicker and the 104th-best player in the state according
to 247Sports.com... selected Carolina over Georgia Tech, Middle Tennessee State,
South Alabama and Georgia Southern.
PERSONAL: Nicholas “Nick” St. Germain was born September 6, 1993... is a busi-
ness administration major at South Carolina... became the first recruited scholarship
placekicker at Carolina since Ryan Succop.
Fourth-year junior defensive tackle who figures to compete with Gerald Dixon Jr. to
replace Byron Jerideau next to Kelcy Quarles in the Gamecocks’ defensive front four...
logged valuable experience last season, registering 14 tackles in 10 games played.
2012: Redshirt sophomore defensive tackle who played in each of the final 10
games... made one start... logged 14 tackles including 2.5 tackles for loss and a half
sack... Had a tackle for loss and a quarterback hurry in the win over Missouri... made
his first career start at Florida when the Gamecocks opened in a goal line defense...
his half sack came in the regular season finale at Clemson.
2011: Reserve defensive tackle... credited with two tackles in three games... saw
action against Kentucky, Arkansas and Florida.
2010: Redshirted during his true freshman campaign... injured his right shoulder
during fall camp and underwent surgery... spent the remainder of the fall rehabbing
the injury.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-conference, all-county and all-state honors at Parkland
High School in Winston-Salem, N.C., graduating in 2010... played for coach Dean-
gelo Bell... logged 78 tackles, including 19 tackles for loss and 15 sacks as a senior...
participated in the East-West All-Star Game... credited with 122 tackles, including 28
tackles for loss and 22 sacks as a junior... also played basketball in high school...
averaged nine points, 12 rebounds and six blocks as a junior on the hardwood...
considered a two-star prospect by Rivals.com... rated a three-star prospect and the
nation’s 79th-best defensive tackle by Scout.com... regarded as a three-star prospect
and the nation’s 94th-ranked defensive tackle by ESPN.com... also had offers from
Louisville, East Carolina, Marshall and Western Carolina.
PERSONAL: Terrence Jalen Surratt was born August 10, 1992... is pursuing a de-
gree in hospitality management.
Walk-on fullback who is in his second year with the program.
2012: Walk-on fullback who joined the squad in the spring of 2012.
2011: Attended the University of South Carolina but did not participate in football.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Pendleton (S.C.) High School in 2011... played
football for coach Paul Sutherland... earned all-region honors... voted team captain
and garnered the team leadership award.
PERSONAL: Ty Sutherland is a physical education major at South Carolina.
Fifth-year defensive end and one of the leaders of the defense... one of only four
scholarship seniors on the roster.. expected to replace Devin Taylor as the starting
defensive end opposite Jadeveon Clowney... has played in 37 games over the past
four seasons, logging a pair of starts... has 6.0 career sacks... earned the Outstanding
Weight Room award for the defense at the 2013 Garnet & Black Spring Game.
2012: Saw action in all 13 games, making one start... logged 25 total tackles in-
cluding 21 solos... credited with 7.0 tackles for loss including 5.0 sacks, second on
the squad... forced a pair of fumbles... notched a sack in the season-opening win
at Vanderbilt... had a six-yard sack against UAB... credited with 2.0 tackles for loss
including a 10-yard sack and forced a fumble in the win over Missouri... forced a
fumble at Kentucky... had a 10-yard sack against Georgia... had a five-yard tackle for
loss at Florida... notched an 11-yard sack and two tackles for loss against Arkansas.
2011: Third-year defensive end who played in all 13 games... got the starting nod in
the Kentucky contest... credited with 13 tackles including nine solo stops... had 3.5
tackles for loss and a quarterback hurry... notched three tackles against both Navy
and the Citadel.
2010: Appeared in seven games as a reserve defensive end... had biggest moment of
Carolina career when, on the last play of the first half vs. Troy, he intercepted a pass
and returned it 56 yards for a touchdown to give Carolina a 56-7 lead... credited with
five tackles on the season... made three stops in season-opener vs. Southern Miss
including a 15-yard tackle for loss.
2009: True freshman who saw action in four contests before suffering a left hamstring
injury that kept him sidelined for the rest of the season... did not record any statis-
tics... granted a medical redshirt... enrolled in January and went through spring drills.
was a member of the Fall SEC Academic Honor Roll.
2008: Spent the fall at Fork Union Military Academy... four-star prospect by both
Rivals.com and Scout.com who was considered the 10th-best prep school prospect
in the country... named to PrepStar’s All-Atlantic Region squad.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played on both sides of the ball at Jenkins High in Savannah, Ga.,
graduating in 2008... rushed 75 times for 830 yards and logged 85 tackles including
six sacks as a junior... considered a four-star prospect... ranked as the No. 6 weakside
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Year GP/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU QBH FF FR
2011 3/0 0 2 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0
2012 10/1 9 5 14 2.5-4 0.5-2 0 0 2 0 0
Total 13/1 9 7 16 2.5-4 0.5-2 0 0 2 0 0
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defensive end in the nation by Rivals.com for the 2008 signing class and the 17th-
best player in the state of Georgia... Scout.com ranked him as the 37th-best defensive
end in the nation... originally signed with the Gamecocks in February of 2008.
PERSONAL: Chaz E. Sutton was born September 7, 1989... will graduate in Decem-
ber with a degree in hospitality management.
Junior quarterback who proved he was a capable signal-caller in 2012, as he engi-
neered wins over East Carolina and Clemson and tossed the winning pass late in the
Outback Bowl to lift Carolina over Michigan... threw for over 300 yards and three
touchdowns in each of his two starts... expected to see plenty of action in 2013,
splitting time with Connor Shaw... considered the better drop-back passer of the two.
2012: Sophomore quarterback who proved to be a more than an adequate backup
for Connor Shaw... completed 66-of-127 passes on the season for 1,027 yards and
10 TDs with just two interceptions in 11 games... made a pair of starts for an injured
Shaw, throwing for over 300 yards on each occasion... made his first career start
against East Carolina and responded by completing 21-of-37 passes for 330 yards
with three touchdowns and no picks... also rushed nine times for 17 yards... had TD
passes of 7, 30 and 29 yards, and also completed a 53-yard pass to Damiere Byrd...
selected as the Capital One Cup Impact Performer of the Week for his efforts... came
off the bench to hit 5-of-10 passes for 177 yards and two TDs against UAB... hit Byrd
on a 94-yard touchdown pass, the fourth-longest pass completion in school history
and also hooked up with Shaq Roland on a 30-yard scoring strike... also rushed for
a six-yard score... completed 8-of-20 passes for 83 yards in a relief role at Florida...
got his second starting nod at Clemson... responded by completing 23-of-41 passes
for 310 yards with three touchdowns... scoring passes were from 13, 34 and 6 yards
out... also had a key 20-yard draw on a 3rd-and-19 situation, the longest run of
his career, setting up the game’s final touchdown... received the Ernest Brooks MVP
award for his performance against the Tigers... hit 7-of-10 passes for 117 yards and
two scores in the Outback Bowl win over Michigan... connected on a 70-yard strike to
Nick Jones and found Bruce Ellington on a 32-yard scoring pass with just 11 seconds
left in the contest, lifting Carolina to a 33-28 win... named to the SEC Fall Academic
Honor Roll... shared Most Improved Quarterback honors at the 2012 Garnet & Black
Spring Game with Seth Strickland.
2011: Listed as the second-team signal-caller after the departure of Stephen Gar-
cia... saw action in four contests... briefly appeared in the Vanderbilt game, rushing
one time for one yard... carried three times for 11 yards, including an 8-yard TD
versus Kentucky... also completed both of his passes in that game for 17 yards...
rushed one time for four yards at Arkansas... took the snaps on the final series in the
Capital One Bowl win over Nebraska... named to the Fall SEC Academic Honor Roll.
2010: Redshirted as a true freshman... worked with the scout team.
HIGH SCHOOL: Two-sport star at Boiling Springs (S.C.) High School, graduating
in 2010... selected to play in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas... threw for 1,300 yards
and rushed for another 500, accounting for 21 touchdowns in only six games as a
junior as the Bulldogs went 8-4 before losing to eventual AAAA state finalist Sumter...
hindered by a separated shoulder... also played basketball... averaged 17 points, five
rebounds and five assists as a junior, earning a scholarship offer from Louisiana
Tech... considered a two-star prospect by Rivals.com... rated a two-star prospect by
Scout.com... regarded as a two-star prospect and the nation’s 94th-ranked quarter-
back by ESPN.com... also considered ECU, Kentucky, Vanderbilt and Furman... hails
from the same school that produced former Carolina quarterback Phil Petty.
PERSONAL: Dylan Thompson was born October 25, 1991... is a sport and entertain-
ment management major.
Redshirt freshman offensive lineman who figures to be the top candidate to fill the big
shoes left by T.J. Johnson at the center position... listed as the No. 1 center entering
the fall... considered a very competitive player with a bright future... recognized as
the Most Improved Freshman on offense during the spring at the 2013 spring game.
Sutton’s Statistics
Year GP/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU QBH FF FR
2009 4/0 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0
2010 7/0 4 1 5 1.0-15 1.0-15 1 0 0 0 0
2011 13/1 9 4 13 3.5-4 0.0-0 0 0 1 0 0
2012 13/1 21 4 25 7.0-54 5.0-46 0 1 1 2 0
Total 37/2 34 9 43 11.5-73 6.0-61 1 1 2 2 0
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–Passing–
Year GP/GS Com-Att-Int Pct. Yds TD Long
2011 4/0 2-2-0 1.000 17 0 10
2012 11/2 66-127-2 52.0 1027 10 94
Totals 15/2 68-129-2 52.7 1044 10 94
–Rushing–
Year GP/GS Att Yds Avg TD Long
2011 4/0 5 16 3.2 1 8
2012 11/2 34 23 0.7 1 20
Totals 15/2 39 39 1.0 2 20
Thompson’s Single-Game Highs
Pass Attempts ......................................... 41, Clemson, 2012
Pass Completions ................................... 23, Clemson, 2012
Passing Yards ................................ 330, East Carolina, 2012
Passing Touchdowns ............... 3, twice; East Carolina, 2012
& Clemson, 2012
Rushing Attempts .................................... 14, Clemson, 2012
Rushing Yards ......................................... 38, Clemson, 2012
Long Rush............................................... 20, Clemson, 2012
Rushing Touchdowns ...................... 1, twice: Kentucky, 2011
& UAB, 2012
Thompson’s Game-by-Game
–Passing– –Rushing–
Date Opponent W/L Cmp Att Int Yds TD Att Yds TD
09/24/11 vs Vanderbilt - 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
10/08/11 vs Kentucky - 2 2 0 17 0 3 11 1
11/05/11 at Arkansas - 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 0
01/02/12 vs Nebraska - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
08/30/12 at Vanderbilt - 0 3 0 0 0 5 –4 0
09/08/12 vs East Carolina W 21 37 0 330 3 9 17 0
09/15/12 vs UAB - 5 10 0 177 2 2 –3 1
09/22/12 vs Missouri - 1 2 0 3 0 0 0 0
09/29/12 at Kentucky - 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
10/06/12 vs Georgia - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
10/13/12 at LSU - –DNP–
10/20/12 at Florida - 8 20 1 83 0 2 –13 0
10/27/12 vs Tennessee - –DNP–
11/10/12 vs Arkansas - 1 3 0 7 0 0 0 0
11/17/12 vs Wofford - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
11/24/12 at Clemson W 23 41 1 310 3 14 38 0
01/01/13 vs Michigan - 7 10 0 117 2 2 –12 0
2012 TOTALS 2-0 66 127 2 1027 10 34 23 1
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2012: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three-time all-state selection at Armwood High in Seffner,
Fla., graduating in 2012.. coached by Sean Callahan... helped the Hawks to a 15-0
record and a Class 6A state title as a senior... team finished third nationally in USA
Today’s poll... first-team All-Hillsborough County as a junior, according to the Tam-
pa Tribune... named to the Super 75 by the Florida Times-Union... selected to the
2011 Super Southeast 120 by the Mobile (Ala.) Register... ranked 36th among the
Gainesville Sun Florida’s Top 50 prospects... was the state’s No. 40 prospect accord-
ing to FlaVarsity.com... was a three-star prospect, the nation’s 16th-best guard and
the 47th-best player in the state by Rivals.com... rated a three-star prospect and the
nation’s 37th-best offensive guard by Scout.com... a three-star recruit, the nation’s
33rd-best guard and the 70th-best player in the state according to ESPN.com... a
three-star recruit, the nation’s second-best center and the 55th-best player in Florida
by 247Sports.com... the PrepStar All-American committed to Carolina over Georgia...
had offers from Florida State, North Carolina and Tennessee among others.
PERSONAL: Cody Waldrop was born July 8, 1993... is a criminal justice major at
South Carolina.
Defensive end who adds depth to the Gamecock defensive front four... oldest player
on the squad, as he will turn 26 in August... enlisted in the United States Marines after
high school... spent four years in military service.
2012: Enrolled at South Carolina and joined the football squad in the spring as a
walk-on defensive end.
2011: Was a walk-on football player at South Carolina State University... did not
appear in any games... attended USC-Aiken in the spring of 2011.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Allendale-Fairfax High School in 2005... coached
by Carlos Cave... lettered in football and basketball... had football scholarship offers
from South Carolina, Clemson and North Carolina State to play safety... logged 95
tackles as a junior.
PERSONAL: Michael Washington is a criminal justice major.
Walk-on wide receiver who transferred from the University of Arkansas... was limited
in the spring as he continued to rehab from shoulder surgery.
2012: Walk-on wide receiver who joined the team in the fall of 2012 when the roster
expanded in August... was not eligible to compete in 2012 due to NCAA transfer
rules... did not practice after undergoing shoulder surgery.
2011: Attended the University of Arkansas on a football scholarship... was redshirted
during his true freshman campaign.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Chattahoochee High School in Alpharetta, Ga. in
2011... helped the team to the 2010 Georgia AAAA state championship... was a big-
play threat in his senior season for head coach Terry Crowder, totaling 84 catches for
1,378 receiving yards and 17 touchdowns, including a score in Chattahoochee’s 24-0
victory against Starr’s Mill High School for the state title... was an all-state first-team
pick and North Fulton Region Offensive Player of the Year honoree by the Atlanta
Journal-Constitution... also claimed first-team all-area honors from The Beacon...
prior to his standout senior season, Whitehurst played quarterback and defensive
back at Northview High School... earned All-Neighbor second-team accolades at de-
fensive back from the North Fulton Neighbor... originally picked the Razorbacks over
interest from Eastern Michigan, Troy, Tulane and Vanderbilt.
PERSONAL: Kane Whitehurst was born March 9, 1993... is a retailing major at
South Carolina... is the cousin of current NFL and former Clemson quarterback Char-
lie Whitehurst.
Sophomore tailback who took his redshirt season in 2012 after playing extensively
as a true freshman two years ago... figures to split most of the carries this fall with
sophomore Mike Davis... is the most experienced returning running back... a patient
runner who is regarded as the best blocking back of the group... logged three 100-
yard rushing games in 2011, including a career-best 137-yard performance in his
first collegiate start at Tennessee... has made five career starts... garnered the Joe
Morrison Offensive Player of the Spring accolades at the 2013 Garnet & Black Spring
Game.
2012: Sat out the season as a redshirt after suffering a high ankle sprain... worked
extremely hard in the weight room to gain strength and speed while redshirting.
2011: True freshman who burst on the scene after the season-ending injury to Mar-
cus Lattimore and proved to be an SEC-caliber back... began the fall camp listed as
the fifth-string tailback... Injuries to Lattimore (knee), Shon Carson (knee), Kenny
Miles (wrist) and Eric Baker (ankle) vaulted Wilds to the top of the heap... used pri-
marily as a special teams performer early in the season, appeared in each of the first
seven games, rushing 13 times for 75 yards, an average of 5.8 yards per carry... made
his first career start at Tennessee... rushed 28 times for 137 yards, an average of 4.9
yards per carry, with a long of 24 yards against the Vols... also was the Gamecocks’
leading receiver with three catches for 31 yards... He was held in check at Arkansas
with 10 carries for just 21 yards, but scored his first collegiate touchdown... bounced
back with his second 100-yard rushing game when he went for 120 yards on a career-
high 29 carries against Florida... logged 109 yards and two TDs on 20 carries against
The Citadel including a season-best 47-yard burst... finished the season with three
100-yard rushing games among his five starts... was third on the squad with 486 net
yards rushing on 107 carries, an average of 4.5 yards per tote... scored three rushing
touchdowns... also caught 15 passes for 136 yards, 9.1 yards per catch.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Blythewood (S.C.) High School in 2011... finished
his prep career with 500 carries for 2,700 yards with 29 rushing scores in 33 games...
coached by Geremy Saitz... carried 175 times for 818 yards and eight touchdowns as
a senior... played in the North-South All-Star game following the season... rushed for
1,551 yards (129 per game) and scored 20 TDs as a junior... became the first player
in Bengal history to rush for 1,000 yards in a season... had 73 carries for 331 yards
as a sophomore in 2008... considered a three-star recruit and the state’s 29th-best
player by Rivals.com... regarded as a three-star prospect and the nation’s 115th-best
running back by Scout.com... named a PrepStar All-American... also considered East
Carolina, Arkansas, Illinois and Maryland.
PERSONAL: Brandon T. Wilds was born July 22, 1993... is a retailing major.
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Senior who is slated to play wide receiver this fall after working at cornerback most
of the 2012 campaign... strong spring propelled him into a spot on the three-deep
roster... is a former high jumper for the Carolina track & field team.
2012: Former high jumper who made the transition to the football field in the fall for
the first time in his collegiate career... saw action in the win over East Carolina.
2011: Had a top mark of 7-02.25 (2.19m) in the high jump to earn silver medal hon-
ors at the SEC Indoor Championships and capture second-team All-SEC honors...
cleared 7-00.50 (2.15m) at the SEC outdoor meet to claim sixth... placed 15th at the
NCAA East Preliminary at 6-11 (2.11m).
2010: NCAA Regional qualifier in the high jump... indoors, had a top mark of 6-09
(2.06m)... took ninth at the SEC Indoor Championships with a clearance of 6-06.75
(2.00m)... outdoors, cleared a season best 6-10.75 (2.10m) at the Weems Baskin In-
vitational... tied for seventh at the SEC Outdoor Championships at 6-08.75 (2.05m)...
placed 39th at the NCAA Preliminary Round at 6-07 (2.01m).
HIGH SCHOOL: Coached by Skip Frye at Broome High School... graduated in
2009... No. 1 in South Carolina in the high jump with a top mark of 7-00... lettered in
football, basketball and track.
PERSONAL: David Scott Wilkins was born February 28, 1991... is pursuing a degree
in physical education.
Junior defensive back who is expected to become more of leader this season as one
of the few veterans in the secondary... slated to be the starter at the strong safety
position... has played in 21 games over the past two seasons, making a dozen starts.
2012: Sophomore safety who played in all 13 games, starting 12... only game he
did not start was at Florida when Carolina opened in a goal line defense... credited
with 52 tackles including 43 solo stops... logged a pair of interceptions and four pass
breakups... credited with a sack in the season-opening win at Vanderbilt... intercepted
the first pass of his career against East Carolina... led the team with a career-high
eight tackles in the win at Kentucky... led the team with seven tackles, all solo stops,
along with a pair of pass breakups against Georgia... forced a fumble against Arkan-
sas... recovered a fumble against Wofford... recorded his second interception in the
win at Clemson.
2011: True freshman who enrolled in the spring after spending the previous fall at
Fork Union Military... penciled in as a probable starter entering the fall... suffered a
broken arm during fall camp, which kept him sidelined for the first four weeks of the
season... made his Gamecock debut against Auburn... played in eight contests... col-
lected 11 tackles including eight solo stops... made the start against Florida replacing
an injured DeVonte Holloman... had a pair of tackles against Auburn, Kentucky and
Tennessee... named Most Improved among the safeties in the spring.
2010: Signed with South Carolina in February… attended Fork Union (Va.) Military
Academy where he was a four-star prospect and the nation’s sixth-best prep school
player by Rivals.com... was a three-star prospect by Scout.com and 247Sports...
coached by John Shuman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Northside High School in Warner Robins, Ga. in
2010... was the 5A Defensive Player of the Year and earned All-Middle Georgia and
all-state first-team accolades... recorded 88 tackles, including 66 solo stops for the
Eagles... had 10 tackles for loss, four interceptions and two fumble recoveries... re-
turned four kickoffs for touchdowns... participated in the GACA North-South All-Star
Classic and earned the 2009 Golden Helmet Award... considered a three-star pros-
pect, the state’s 34th-best prospect and the nation’s 36th-best cornerback by Rivals.
com... rated a three-star prospect and the nation’s 85th-best cornerback by Scout.
com... regarded as a two-star prospect and the nation’s 104th-ranked safety by ESPN.
com... also considered Georgia Tech.
PERSONAL: Brison Williams was born December 4, 1991... is a sociology major.
Redshirt freshman offensive tackle... tallest player on the team at 6-9... considered the
Most Improved offensive lineman in the spring... enters the fall listed in a backup role
at left tackle behind incumbent Corey Robinson.
2012: Redshirted as a true freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: played for the Chapin (S.C.) Eagles... competed for just one season
on the offensive line... was the state 3A champion in the shot put as a junior... was a
two-star prospect by Rivals.com... rated a three-star prospect and the nation’s 102nd-
best offensive tackle by Scout.com... a two-star recruit, the 146th-best offensive tackle
and the 32nd-best player in the state according to ESPN.com... considered the 35th-
best prospect in South Carolina, the 145th-best offensive tackle in the country and a
two-star recruit by 247Sports.com.
PERSONAL: Born July 26, 1994, Mason Zandi is a business administration major.
Wilds’ Statistics
–Rushing–
Year GP/GS Att Yds Avg TD Long
2011 13/5 107 486 4.5 3 47
2012 DNP - Redshirted
Totals 13/5 107 486 4.5 3 47
–Receiving–
Year GP/GS Rec Yds Avg TD Long
2011 13/5 15 136 9.1 0 20
2012 DNP - Redshirted
Totals 13/5 15 136 9.1 0 20
Wilds’ Single-Game Highs
Carries ....................................................... 29, Florida, 2011
Yards Rushing ..................................... 137, Tennessee, 2011
Long Rush.................................................. 47, Citadel, 2011
Touchdowns Rushing ................................... 2, Citadel, 2011
Receptions ...................... 4, twice: Arkansas & Citadel, 2011
Yards Receiving.......................................... 55, Citadel, 2011
Long Reception .......................................... 20, Citadel, 2011
100+-Yard Rushing Games ........................................3 times
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B.Williams’ Statistics
Year GP/GS UT AT TT TFL QBS INT PBU QBH FF FR
2011 8/1 8 3 11 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0
2012 13/12 43 9 52 1.5-3 1.0-2 2 4 0 1 1
Total 21/13 51 12 63 1.5-3 1.0-2 2 4 0 1 1
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By Position
OFFENSE (8)
Quarterback (1): Connor Mitch
Running Back (2): Jamari Smith,
David Williams
Offensive Line (5): Bryce King, Alan Knott, D.J.
Park, Na’Ty Rodgers, J.P. Vonashek
DEFENSE (13)
Defensive End (3): Devan’te Covington, Gerald
Turner, Devin Washington
Defensive Tackle (1): Kelsey Griffin
Linebacker (4): Larenz Bryant, David
Johnson, Skai Moore, Jonathan Walton
Cornerback (3): Pharoh Cooper, Ali Groves,
Ronnie Martin
Safety (2): Mohamed Camara, Jasper Sasser
Alabama (1): Jonathan Walton
Florida (4): Skai Moore, Jasper Sasser, Jamari
Smith, Devin Washington
Georgia (6): Mohamed Camara, Kelsey Grif-
fin, Ali Groves, David Johnson, Alan Knott, J.P.
Vonashek
Maryland (1): Na’Ty Rodgers
North Carolina (4): Larenz Bryant, Pharoh
Cooper, Devan’te Covington, Connor Mitch
Pennsylvania (1): David Williams
South Carolina (4): Bryce King, Ronnie Martin,
D.J. Park, Gerald Turner
By STATE
FAST FACTS:
* 21 players in the 2013 signing class, eight on
offense and 13 on defense.
* Seven states are represented, including six play-
ers from Georgia. Four players are from the Pal-
metto state, Florida and North Carolina. Alabama,
Maryland and Pennsylvania each has one player
headed to Carolina.
* Three of the players enrolled in January and will
take part in spring drills. They are Ronnie Martin,
Connor Mitch and D.J. Park.
* The class features five of the Rivals250 includ-
ing Larenz Bryant (112), Kelsey Griffin (120),
Na’Ty Rodgers (181), D.J. Park (220) and Connor
Mitch (248).
* The class includes four of the ESPN300 – Kelsey
Griffin (100), David Williams (131), Connor Mitch
(226) and Larenz Bryant (237).
* The class includes four of 247Sports’ 247 in-
cluding Larenz Bryant (50), Kelsey Griffin (78),
David Williams (146) and Connor Mitch (243).
* Unanimously considered a top-25 class, the
2012 class is ranked 16th in the country by Ri-
vals.com, 21st by Scout.com, 17th by ESPN.com
and 21st by 247Sports.com.
* The Gamecocks have strung together nine con-
secutive top-25 recruiting classes according to
Rivals.com.
* Rivals.com: 0 5-star; 8 4-star; 13 3-star; 0
2-star.
* Scout.com: 0 5-star; 4 4-star; 17 3-star; 0 2-star.
* ESPN.com: 0 5-star; 11 4-star; 10 3-star; 0
2-star.
* 247Sports.com: 0 5-star; 4 4-star; 17 3-star; 0 2-star.
* Tallest: J.P. Vonashek (6-6).
* Shortest: Ali Groves and Jamari Smith (5-10).
* Heaviest: D.J. Park (335).
* Lightest: Ronnie Martin (173).
* Here are the Gamecocks’ recent recruiting class
rankings according to Rivals.com and Scout.
com:
2002: 11th/18th 2008: 22nd/34th
2003: 8th/15th 2009: 12th/13th
2004: 35th/28th 2010: 24th/34th
2005: 23rd/20th 2011: 18th/11th
2006: 24th/33rd 2012: 19th/13th
2007: 6th/7th 2013: 16th/23rd
NAME POS. HT. WT. HOMETOWN (HIGH/LAST SCHOOL)
Larenz Bryant LB 6-0 215 Charlotte, N.C. (Vance)
Mohamed Camara S 6-1 191 Cumming, Ga. (West Forsyth)
Pharoh Cooper CB 5-11 194 Havelock, N.C. (Havelock)
Devan’te Covington DE 6-4 220 Rockingham, N.C. (Richmond County)
Kelsey Griffin DT 6-2 292 Buford, Ga. (Mill Creek)
Ali Groves CB 5-10 184 Stone Mountain, Ga. (Stephenson)
David Johnson LB 6-1 268 Lithonia, Ga. (Lithonia)
Bryce King OL 6-3 281 Dillon, S.C. (Dillon)
Alan Knott OL 6-4 272 Tyrone, Ga. (Sandy Creek)
Ronnie Martin* CB 5-11 173 Spartanburg, S.C. (Spartanburg/Georgia Military)
Connor Mitch* QB 6-3 219 Raleigh, N.C. (Wakefield)
Skai Moore LB 6-2 205 Cooper City, Fla. (University)
D.J. Park* OL 6-4 335 Dillon, S.C. (Dillon)
Na’Ty Rodgers OL 6-5 296 Waldorf, Md. (McDonough)
Jasper Sasser S 6-0 192 Jacksonville, Fla. (Wolfson)
Jamari Smith TB 5-10 183 Jacksonville, Fla. (Fletcher)
Gerald Turner DE 6-2 256 Goose Creek, S.C. (Goose Creek)
J.P. Vonashek OL 6-6 283 Saint Marys, Ga. (Camden County)
Jonathan Walton LB 6-0 234 Daphne, Ala. (Bayside Academy)
Devin Washington DE 6-3 225 Orlando, Fla. (Jones)
David Williams TB 6-1 200 Philadelphia, Pa. (Imhotep Charter)
*Enrolled in January 2013
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HIGH SCHOOL: Played both running back and linebacker for the Vance Cougars in
Charlotte, N.C., graduting in 2013... coached by Keith Wilkes... named to the 2012
Associated Press all-state team... helped his squad to a 9-4 record as a senior...
logged 1,694 yards rushing and 21 touchdowns on offense and notched 84 tackles
with nine sacks on defense... played in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas game and
in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl following his senior season... rushed for 1,423
yards and 22 touchdowns as a junior while recording 154 tackles with 23 tackles for
loss... returned three of his four interceptions for touchdowns... notched 56 tack-
les as a sophomore as his team reached the state finals... a four-star prospect, the
fourth-best player in the state, the fourth-best inside linebacker in the country and
the 112th-best prospect in the nation according to Rivals... a four-star prospect and
the nation’s seventh-best outside linebacker by Scout... a four-star prospect, the top
player in North Carolina, the sixth-best outside linebacker in the country and the
50th-best player overall according to 247Sports... rated a four-star prospect and No.
237 on the ESPN300... a four-star prospect, the nation’s 44th-best player overall and
the fifth-best “Big Back” by MaxPreps... a five-star prospect, the fourth-best outside
linebacker in the country and No. 45 overall by PrepStar... selected South Carolina
over a host of schools with Clemson, Florida, Virginia and Wake Forest also making
his final list of five.
PERSONAL: Larenz Bryant was born November 1, 1994.
HIGH SCHOOL: Prep linebacker who figures to play the Spur position at South
Carolina... graduated in 2013... helped West Forsyth (Cumming, Ga.) to a 10-2 re-
cord, a region title and to the second round of the state playoffs as a senior... logged
102 tackles, three interceptions (two returned for touchdowns), 12 tackles for loss and
seven pass breakups on his way to Region 6 6A Defensive Player of the Year hon-
ors... named honorable mention all-state by the Atlanta Journal Constitution... added
300 yards rushing on 35 attempts with seven touchdowns on offense... coached by
Frank Hepler... notched 110 tackles, seven sacks and two interceptions as a junior...
regarded as a three-star prospect, the 69th-best player in Georgia, and the 54th-best
outside linebacker in the country by Rivals... a three-star prospect and the nation’s
107th-best outside linebacker by Scout... a three-star prospect, the 85th-best player
in the state, and the 85th-best outside linebacker in the country by 247Sports... a
three-star prospect, the 49th-best outside linebacker and an All-Southeast Region
pick by PrepStar... turned down offers from Southern Miss, East Carolina, UCF and
Western Kentucky
PERSONAL: Mohamed Camara was born May 30, 1994.
HIGH SCHOOL: Versatile performer who could player either receiver or defensive
back at South Carolina... graduated in 2013... helped Havelock (N.C.) to back-to-back
3A state titles... Rams went 15-1 during his senior season and a perfect 16-0 dur-
ing his junior campaign... coached by Jim Bob Bryant... played in the Shrine Bowl
of the Carolinas game after his senior season... used at quarterback, running back,
receiver and was the primary return man on punts and kickoffs in the Shrine game...
finished with 253 total yards including a 45-yard TD run, earning offensive MVP hon-
ors for the North Carolina squad... also played in the Offense-Defense All-American
Bowl... as a junior, rushed for 300 yards and caught 65 passes for 1,285 yards and
14 scores... registered 58 tackles with six interceptions... a four-star prospect and the
state’s ninth-best player by Rivals... a three-star prospect and the nation’s 120th-best
wide receiver by Scout... a three-star prospect, the 15th-best player in the state, and
the 24th-best “athlete” in the country by 247Sports... a three-star prospect, the 62nd-
best wide receiver and an All-Atlantic Region pick by PrepStar... also had offers from
East Carolina and NC State... same high school that produced current Gamecock
Corey Robinson.
PERSONAL: Pharoh Cooper was born March 7, 1995.
HIGH SCHOOL: Defensive end who helped Richmond County (Rockingham, N.C.)
to an 11-2 record and the quarterfinal round of the state playoffs as a senior... gradu-
ated in 2013... coached by Paul Hoggard... named to the 2012 Associated Press
all-state team... participated in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas following his se-
nior season... as a junior, recorded 34 tackles and eight sacks... three-star prospect
who was ranked as the 28th-best player in the state of North Carolina by Rivals... a
three-star prospect and the nation’s 42nd-best defensive end by Scout... a three-star
prospect, the 17th-best player in the state, and the 20th-best weakside defensive end
in the country by 247Sports... a three-star prospect and an All-Atlantic Region pick
according to PrepStar... also had offers from Clemson, East Carolina, NC State and
Tennessee... hails from the same high school that produced former Gamecock All-
American Melvin Ingram.
PERSONAL: Devan’te Covington was born March 6, 1994.
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HIGH SCHOOL: Worked as both the punter and placekicker for Prince of Peace
Christian School in Carrollton, Texas, graduating in 2013... joined the Gamecock
program in the summer as a walk-on... coached by Larry Thexton... was a first-team
all-state selection... hit 49-of-50 extra point atemts and 8-of-9 field goals, helping his
team to a 9-3 record as a senior... longest field goal was 44 yards... turned down a
scholarship offer from Louisiana Tech.
PERSONAL: Elliott Fry was born December 12, 1994.
HIGH SCHOOL: Defensive tackle who recorded 108 total tackles including 10 sacks
as a senior at Mill Creek High School (Hoschton, Ga.)... graduated in 2013... helped
the Hawks to a 9-4 record and the third round of the 6A state playoffs as a senior...
coached by Shannon Jarvis... named to the Atlanta Journal Constitution Class
AAAAAA all-state team... named second-team all-state by the Georgia Sportswriters
Association... played in the Under Armour All-American game following his senior
season... recorded 44 tackles with six tackles for loss as a junior, earning all-state and
All-Gwinnett County accolades... four-star prospect who was regarded as the 10th-
best player in Georgia, the seventh-best defensive tackle in the country and the 120th-
best player overall on the Rivals250... a four-star prospect and the nation’s 13th-best
defensive tackle according to Scout... a four-star prospect, the eighth-best player in
Georgia, the seventh-best defensive tackle in the country, the 78th-best player over-
all and a second-team All-American according to 247Sports... a four-star prospect,
the 12th-best defensive tackle in the country and the 123rd-best player overall by
PrepStar... considered the nation’s 12th-best defensive tackle by MaxPreps... rated a
four-star prospect and No. 100 on the ESPN150... named honorable mention on PA-
RADE magazine’s All-America team... had numerous offers including Auburn, Florida,
Florida State, Georgia and Tennessee.
PERSONAL: Kelsey Griffin was born September 19, 1994.
HIGH SCHOOL: Two-way standout who figures to be a cornerback at South Caro-
lina... played wide receiver and defensive back for the Stephenson Jaguars in Stone
Mountain, Ga., graduating in 2013... coached by Ronald Gartrell... team went 9-3 in
his senior season... played just four games as a junior due to injury, finishing with 23
tackles, one interception and two forced fumbles... also ran in the sprint events and
competed in the long jump in track & field... three-star prospect who was the state’s
78th-best player and the 74th-best “athlete” in the country according to Rivals... a
three-star prospect and the nation’s 110th-best cornerback by Scout... a three-star
prospect, the 45th-best player in the state, and the 39th-best cornerback in the coun-
try by 247Sports... a three-star prospect, the 55th-best cornerback in the country
and an All-Southeast Region pick according to PrepStar... numerous offers included
Florida, Illinois, Kentucky, Ole Miss, Missouri, Vanderbilt and NC State... prepped
with current Gamecocks Kyle Fleetwood, Kadetrix Marcus and Mike Davis.
PERSONAL: Ali Groves was born September 16, 1994... mother went to T.L. Hanna
High School in Anderson, S.C.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Myrtle Beach (S.C.) High School in 2013... joined
the Gamecock program as a walk-on in the summer... coached by Mickey Wilson...
earned all-region honors numerous times as both a placekicker and punter for the Se-
ahawks... connected on 13-of-17 field goal attempts including a 57-yarder, his career
long and a school record... was 21-for-28 in field goals during his prep career while
connecting on 183 PATs... also played soccer through his junior year.
PERSONAL: Maxwell Huggins was born December 2, 1994... plans to study busi-
ness and finance.
HIGH SCHOOL: Linebacker who recorded 109 tackles including 20 tackles for loss
and 11 sacks as a senior in 2012 at Lithonia (Ga.) High School... Bulldogs posted
a 3-7 record... graduated in 2013... coached by Marcus Jelks... named first-team
Class AAAA all-state by the Atlanta Journal Constitution... played in the Offense-
Defense All-American Bowl following his senior campaign... had 94 tackles including
15 tackles for loss and seven sacks with three forced fumbles as a junior... notched
105 tackles with 10 sacks as a sophomore... earned All-DeKalb County honors...
a three-star prospect who was considered the 30th-best player in the state and the
29th-best outside linebacker in the country, according to Rivals... a three-star pros-
pect and the 62nd-best defensive end in the country by Scout... a three-star prospect,
the 37th-best player in the state, and the 17th-best weakside defensive end in the
country by 247Sports... a three-star prospect, the 24th-best outside linebacker and
an All-Southeast Region pick by PrepStar... had numerous offers including Auburn,
Ole Miss, Mississippi State, NC State, Pitt and Vanderbilt... prepped with current
Gamecock Cedrick Cooper.
PERSONAL: David Johnson was born January 20, 1995.
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HIGH SCHOOL: Started on the offensive line for Class AA I state champion Dillon
(S.C.) High School... the Wildcats went 14-1 during his senior season... graduated
in 2013... coached by Jackie Hayes... played in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas fol-
lowing his senior season... also played in the Semper Fidelis All-American Bowl in
Carson, Calif.... three-star prospect who was considered the sixth-best player in the
state and the third-best center in the country by Rivals... a three-star prospect and
the nation’s 12th-best center by Scout... a three-star prospect, the eighth-best player
in the state, and the eighth-best center in the country by 247Sports... a four-star
prospect and the second-best center in the country by PrepStar... also had offers from
Clemson, LSU, North Carolina, North Carolina State, Tennessee and Virginia Tech...
hails from the same high school that produced current Gamecocks Kwinton Smith
and D.J. Park.
PERSONAL: Bryce King was born October 4, 1994.
HIGH SCHOOL: Helped the Sandy Creek (Tyrone, Ga.) Patriots to a pair of state
titles, including a perfect 15-0 mark in 2012... graduated in 2013... coached by Chip
Walker... named first-team Class AAAA all-state by the Atlanta Journal Constitution
and by the Georgia Sportswriters Association... played in the Semper Fidelis All-
American Bowl in Carson, Calif. following his senior season... regarded as a three-
star prospect, the 61st-best player in Georgia and the 53rd-best offensive tackle in
the country according to Rivals... a three-star prospect and the nation’s 30th-best
offensive guard by Scout... a three-star prospect, the 43rd-best player in the state, and
the 27th-best offensive guard in the country by 247Sports... a three-star prospect, the
43rd-best offensive guard and an All-Southeast Region pick by PrepStar... had many
offers including Kentucky, Miami, Virginia Tech and North Carolina.
PERSONAL: David Alan Knott was born December 16, 1994.
Bio can be found on page 58.
Bio can be found on page 59.
HIGH SCHOOL: Linebacker who helped Fort Lauderdale (Fla.) University School to
an undefeated season and the 3A state title as a senior... graduated in 2013... coached
by Roger Harriott... racked up 14 tackles and a sack in the championship game for
the Suns... totaled 103 tackles with six sacks and four interceptions during his final
season... the Suns posted five shutouts and limited seven of their opponents to three
points or less... credited with 70 tackles including 18 tackles for loss during his junior
campaign... a four-star prospect and the 43rd-best player in the state and the No. 19
outside linebacker in the nation according to Rivals... a three-star recruit and the
No. 29 outside linebacker prospect in the country per Scout... considered a four-star
prospect the 45th-best player in Florida and the 22nd-best outside linebacker in the
country by 247Sports... named All-Southeast Region by PrepStar… originally com-
mitted to Rutgers... also considered Tennessee, Vanderbilt and Arkansas.
Bio can be found on page 61.
HIGH SCHOOL: Offensive lineman who helped McDonough High Rams (Pomfret,
Md.) to a 9-2 record as a senior... graduated in 2013... coached by Luke Ethington...
played in the Chesapeake Bowl all-star game and in the Under Armour All-America
Game following the season... rated as a four-star prospect, the sixth-best player in the
state, the 15th-best offensive tackle in the country and No. 181 overall by Rivals...
a three-star prospect and the 22nd-best offensive guard in the nation according to
Scout... considered a four-star prospect, the seventh-best player in the state and the
20th-best offensive tackle in the country by 247Sports... ranked as the nation’s 15th-
best offensive tackle by MaxPreps... a PrepStar All-American... had a slew of offers
from all over the country ultimately chose Carolina over Maryland, with Florida State,
Washington and Oklahoma also in the mix.
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PERSONAL: Na’Tay Rodgers was born February 3, 1995... father first played at Okla-
homa then transferred to Washington.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played running back, quarterback, wide receiver and defensive back
at Wolfson High School in Jacksonville, Fla, graduating in 2013... likely will begin his
Carolina career at safety but could also play receiver... coached by Walter Williams...
Wolfpack went 3-7 in his senior season... fractured his foot during his senior sea-
son and underwent surgery... missed most of the football season but returned to the
basketball hardwood... in four games on the gridiron he passed for over 300 yards,
had 298 yards receiving and five touchdowns on offense... also had 15 tackles and
returned two kickoffs for scores... rushed for 2,000 yards and 17 scores as a junior...
earned all-district honors as both a sophomore and junior... three-star prospect who
was ranked as the 59th-best “athlete” in the nation and 96th on the Florida top-100 by
Rivals... a three-star prospect and the nation’s 84th-best safety by Scout... a three-star
prospect, the 156th-best player in the state, and the 79th-best “athlete” in the country
by 247Sports... a three-star prospect, the 47th-best safety and an All-Southeast Re-
gion pick by PrepStar... turned down offers from Clemson, Ole Miss, NC State, South
Florida and Stanford among others.
PERSONAL: Jasper Sasser was born November 30, 1993.
HIGH SCHOOL: Running back who prepped at Fletcher High School in Neptune
Beach, Fla, graduating in 2013... team went 12-3 in his senior season under head
coach Josh Corey... tallied 2,178 yards on the ground with 24 touchdowns earning
first-team Class 8A all-state honors as a junior... did not have a fumble in 295 carries
as a junior while garnering Florida Times-Union Offensive Player of the Year acco-
lades... three-star prospect, the 43rd-best running back in the nation and ranked 82nd
on the Florida top 100 according to Rivals... a three-star prospect and the nation’s
61st-best running back by Scout... a three-star prospect, the 64th-best player in the
state, and the 14th-best all-purpose back in the country by 247Sports... a three-star
prospect, the 33rd-best running back and an All-Southeast Region pick by PrepStar...
selected South Carolina over Wake Forest but drew scholarship offers from multiple
programs including Arkansas, Georgia Tech, Kentucky, Mississippi, Mississippi
State, Notre Dame, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Virginia, West Virginia, and others.
PERSONAL: Jamari Smith was born October 19, 1994.
HIGH SCHOOL: Defensive end who finished his senior season with 93 tackles and
eight sacks for Goose Creek (S.C.) High School... graduated in 2013... coached by
Chuck Reedy... team went undefeated during his senior season... participated in the
Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas following his senior season... recorded six tackles, in-
cluding 1.5 for loss, an interception and two pass breakups in that contest... also
played in the Offense-Defense All-American Bowl... tallied 42 tackles, 11 tackles for
loss with nine sacks, six forced fumbles, five pass breakups and five blocked punts
during his junior season, helping his team to the 4A Division II state title, all-state
honors and Defensive Player of the Year accolades... also returned an interception
80 yards for a score and recovered a blocked punt for a TD... notched 40 tackles
and six sacks as a sophomore... regarded as a three-star prospect, the eighth-best
player in the state and the 23rd-best inside linebacker in the country according to
Rivals... a three-star prospect and the nation’s 56th-best middle linebacker by Scout...
a three-star prospect, the 10th-best player in the state, and the 34th-best inside line-
backer in the country by 247Sports... was the nation’s 16th-best inside linebacker by
MaxPreps... a four-star prospect, the ninth-best inside linebacker in the country and
the 156th-best player overall by PrepStar... also had offers from Clemson and North
Carolina... prepped with current Gamecock Brandon Shell.
PERSONAL: Gerald Turner was born December 28, 1994.
HIGH SCHOOL: Offensive lineman who played at Camden County (Kingsland,
Ga.)... graduated in 2013... coached by Jeff Herron... the Wildcats went 11-2 in his
senior season... previously attended Glynn Academy... played in the Rising Seniors
Georgia Junior Bowl following his junior campaign... three-star prospect who was
regarded as the 62nd-best player in the state and the 54th-best offensive tackle in
the country by Rivals... a three-star prospect and the nation’s 60th-best offensive
tackle by Scout... a three-star prospect, the 56th-best player in the state, and the
44th-best offensive tackle in the country by 247Sports... a three-star prospect, the
51th-best offensive tackle and an All-Southeast Region pick by PrepStar... also had
offers from Florida State, Georgia, Miami, North Carolina, Ohio State and Tennessee
among others.
PERSONAL: James P. Vonashek was born October 10, 1994.
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HIGH SCHOOL: Played linebacker at Bayside Academy in Daphne, Ala., graduating
in 2013... helped the Admirals to a 7-5 record as a senior... logged 122 tackles and
three blocked punts during his final season... coached by Phil Lazenby... regarded
as a three-star prospect, the No. 20 player in the state of Alabama and the 21st-best
inside linebacker in the nation by Rivals... a three-star recruit and the No. 46 middle
linebacker in the country according to Scout... considered a three-star prospect, the
21st-best player in the state and the 39th-best inside linebacker in the country by
247Sports... named All-Southeast Region by PrepStar... originally committed to Penn
State... also officially visited Auburn, Tennessee and Minnesota.
PERSONAL: Jonathan Walton was born September 20, 1994.
HIGH SCHOOL: Played defensive end for Jones High School in Orlando... gradu-
ated in 2013... coached by Jerry Howard... helped the Fightin’ Tigers to a 7-5 record
as a senior... member of the Orlando Sentinel’s 2013 Super 60... played at East River
before transferring to Jones prior to his junior season... logged 55 tackles with 11
tackles for loss and 6.5 sacks as a junior and 43 tackles with 9.5 sacks as a sopho-
more... rated a three-star prospect, the state’s 58th-best player and the nation’s No.
20 weakside defensive end by Rivals... a three-star prospect and the nation’s 57th-
best defensive end by Scout... a four-star prospect, the 48th-best player in the state,
and the 14th-best weakside defensive end in the country according to 247Sports...
considered the 25th-best defensive end in the nation by MaxPreps... a three-star
prospect, the 16th-best defensive end in the country and an All-Southeast Region
pick according to PrepStar... also had offers from Boston College, Cincinnati and
Clemson among others.
PERSONAL: Devin Washington was born March 24, 1995.
HIGH SCHOOL: Rushed for 1,904 yards on 195 carries (9.8 per rush) with 23 touch-
downs as a senior at Imhotep Charter in Philadelphia... led the Panthers to a 14-1
record... graduated in 2013... coached by Albie Crosby... played in the Semper Fidelis
All-American Bowl in Carson, Calif. following his senior season... earned first-team
All-City honors as a junior when he fell just short of 2,000 yards rushing... a four-
star recruit, the eighth-best player in the state and the 21st-best running back in the
country according to Rivals... a four-star prospect and the nation’s 23rd-best running
back by Scout... a four-star prospect, the seventh-best player in the state, the eighth-
best running back in the country and the 146th-best player overall according to
247Sports... rated a four-star prospect and No. 131 on the ESPN150... considered the
nation’s 11th-best running back by MaxPreps... turned down offers from Ohio State,
Arizona State, Tennessee, Miami, Arizona, Auburn and Boston College among others.
PERSONAL: David Williams was born June 17, 1994.
HIGH SCHOOL: Served as the long snapper for Dutch Fork High School in nearby
Irmo, S.C... also played some quarterback and receiver for the Silver Foxes... coached
by Tom Knotts... joined the Gamecock program in the summer as a walk-on... hon-
ored as the Student of the Year and received the Citizenship award.
PERSONAL: Charles Andrew Williams was born June 17, 1994.
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2012 Standings/All-SEC
EASTERN DIVISION
School SEC Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA Home Away Neutral vs. Div. Top 25
Georgia 7-1 .875 268 145 12-2 .857 529 275 7-0 3-1 2-1 5-1 2-2
Florida 7-1 .875 207 95 11-2 .846 344 188 7-0 4-0 0-2 5-1 4-2
South Carolina 6-2 .750 229 169 11-2 .846 410 237 7-0 3-2 1-0 5-1 3-2
Vanderbilt 5-3 .625 177 168 9-4 .692 390 243 4-2 4-2 1-0 3-3 0-3
Missouri 2-6 .250 175 264 5-7 .417 309 341 3-4 2-3 0-0 2-4 0-5
Tennessee 1-7 .125 246 320 5-7 .417 434 428 4-3 0-4 1-0 1-5 0-5
Kentucky 0-8 .000 89 291 2-10 .167 215 372 2-5 0-5 0-0 0-6 0-5
WESTERN DIVISION
SEC Pct. PF PA Overall Pct. PF PA Home Away Neutral vs. Div. Top 25
Alabama 7-1 .875 303 90 13-1 .929 542 153 6-1 4-0 3-0 5-1 6-1
LSU 6-2 .750 180 150 10-3 .769 387 228 7-1 3-1 0-1 5-1 3-3
Texas A&M 6-2 .750 313 168 1-2 .846 578 283 4-2 6-0 1-0 5-1 4-2
Mississippi State 4-4 .500 202 223 8-5 .615 383 303 6-1 2-3 0-1 2-4 0-4
Ole Miss 3-5 .375 224 239 7-6 .538 409 359 4-3 2-3 1-0 3-3 1-4
Arkansas 2-6 .250 157 257 4-8 .333 282 365 3-5 1-3 0-0 1-5 0-3
Auburn 0-8 .000 81 272 3-9 .250 224 340 3-4 0-4 0-1 0-6 0-5
FIRST TEAM
Offense
WR Cobi Hamilton, Arkansas
WR Jordan Matthews, Vanderbilt
TE Jordan Reed, Florida
OL Chance Warmack, Alabama
OL Luke Joeckel, Texas A&M
OL Jake Matthews, Texas A&M
OL Gabe Jackson, Mississippi State
C Barrett Jones, Alabama
QB Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M
RB Todd Gurley, Georgia
RB Mike Gillislee, Florida
PK Caleb Sturgis, Florida
AP Cordarrelle Patterson, Tennessee
SECOND TEAM
Offense
WR Justin Hunter, Tennessee
WR Chad Bumphis, Mississippi State
TE Mychal Rivera, Tennessee,
OL D.J. Fluker, Alabama
OL Larry Warford, Kentucky
OL Antonio Richardson, Tennessee
OL Dallas Thomas, Tennessee
C Travis Swanson, Arkansas
QB A.J. McCarron, Alabama
RB Eddie Lacy, Alabama
RB Zac Stacy, Vanderbilt
PK Carey Spear, Vanderbilt
AP LaDarius Perkins, Miss. State
AP Ace Sanders, South Carolina
HONORABLE MENTION
OL La’el Collins, LSU
OL Josh Dworaczyk, LSU
OL Wesley Johnson, Vanderbilt
RB Marcus Lattimore, South Carolina
QB Aaron Murray, Georgia
Offensive Player of the Year
QB Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M
Coach of the Year
Kevin Sumlin, Texas A&M
FIRST TEAM
Defense
DT Sharrif Floyd, Florida
DT Sheldon Richardson, Missouri
DE Jadeveon Clowney, South Carolina
DE Damontre Moore, Texas A&M
LB Jarvis Jones, Georgia
LB C.J. Mosley, Alabama
LB Kevin Minter, LSU
CB Johnthan Banks, Mississippi State
CB Dee Milliner, Alabama
S Matt Elam, Florida
S Eric Reid, LSU
P Kyle Christy, Florida
SECOND TEAM
Defense
DT Jesse Williams, Alabama
DT John Jenkins, Georgia
DT Bennie Logan, LSU
DE Sam Montgomery, LSU
LB Alec Ogletree, Georgia
LB Cameron Lawrence, Miss. State
LB Barkevious Mingo, LSU
LB Denzel Nkemdiche, Mississippi
CB Andrew Hal, Vanderbilt
CB Marcus Robertson, Florida
S D.J. Swearinger, South Carolina
S Craig Loston, LSU
S Bacarri Rambo, Georgia
P Dylan Breeding, Arkansas
HONORABLE MENTION
DE Chris Smith, Arkansas
S Robert Lester, Alabama
Defensive Player of the Year
LB Jarvis Jones, Georgia
Freshman of the Year
QB Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M
FIRST TEAM
Offense
WR Cobi Hamilton, Arkansas
WR Jordan Matthews, Vanderbilt
TE Mychal Rivera, Tennessee
OL Luke Joeckel, Texas A&M
OL Chance Warmack, Alabama
OL D.J. Fluker, Alabama
OL Jake Matthews, Texas A&M
C Barrett Jones, Alabama
QB Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M
RB Mike Gillislee, Florida
RB Eddie Lacy, Alabama
AP Cordarrelle Patterson, Tennessee
PK Caleb Sturgis, Florida
RS Ace Sanders, South Carolina
SECOND TEAM
Offense
WR Ryan Swope, Texas A&M
WR Justin Hunter, Tennessee
TE Jordan Reed, Florida
OL Larry Warford, Kentucky
OL Gabe Jackson, Mississippi State
OL Chris Burnette, Georgia
OL Dallas Thomas, Tennessee
C T.J. Johnson, South Carolina
QB AJ McCarron, Alabama
RB Todd Gurley, Georgia
RB Zac Stacy, Vanderbilt
AP Ace Sanders, South Carolina
PK Drew Alleman, LSU
RS Cordarrelle Patterson, Tennessee
Offensive Player of the Year
QB Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M
Defensive Player of the Year
DL Jadeveon Clowney, South Carolina
Special Teams Player of the Year
PK Caleb Sturgis, Florida
RS Ace Sanders, South Carolina
FIRST TEAM
Defense
DL Jadeveon Clowney, South Carolina
DL Sam Montgomery, LSU
DL Damontre Moore, Texas A&M
DL Sharrif Floyd, Florida
LB Jarvis Jones, Georgia
LB C.J. Mosley, Alabama
LB Kevin Minter, LSU
DB Dee Milliner, Alabama
DB Matt Elam, Florida
DB Eric Reid, LSU
DB Johnthan Banks, Mississippi State
P Kyle Christy, Florida
SECOND TEAM
Defense
DL Barkevious Mingo, LSU
DL Sheldon Richardson, Missouri
DL John Jenkins, Georgia
DL Corey Lemonier, Auburn
LB A.J. Johnson, Tennessee
LB Jon Bostic, Florida
LB *Cameron Lawrence, Miss. State
LB *Alec Ogletree, Georgia
DB D.J. Swearinger, South Carolina
DB Bacarri Rambo, Georgia
DB Robert Lester, Alabama
DB Darius Slay, Mississippi State
P * Dylan Breeding, Arkansas
P * Richard Kent, Vanderbilt
Freshman of the Year
QB Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M
Scholar-Athlete of the Year
OL Barrett Jones, Alabama
Jacobs Blocking Trophy
OL Luke Joeckel, Texas A&M
Coach of the Year
Kevin Sumlin, Texas A&M
Will Muschamp, Florida
Associated Press 2012 All-SEC Coaches 2012 All-SEC
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2012 Statistics/Starters
South Carolina Offense
POS. VANDY ECU UAB MIZZOU KENTUCKY GEORGIA LSU FLORIDA TENN ARKANSAS WOFFORD CLEMSON MICHIGAN
WR Sanders Sanders Sanders Sanders Sanders Sanders Sanders Sanders Sanders Sanders Sanders Sanders Sanders
WR Ellington Ellington Ellington Ellington Ellington Ellington Ellington Ellington Ellington Ellington Ellington Ellington Ellington
WR Moore Moore Anderson (TE) Moore Moore Byrd Byrd Moore Anderson (TE) Jones Moore Jones Jones
TE Miles (RB) Gilchrist (FB) Cunningham Cunningham Cunningham Cunningham Cunningham Cunnningham Cunningham Cunningham Cunningham Cunningham Cunningham
LT Shell Matulis Matulis Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Matulis Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson Robinson
LG Cann Cann Cann Cann Cann Cann Cann K. Harris Cann Cann Cann Cann Cann
C Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson
RG Patrick Patrick Patrick Patrick Patrick Patrick Patrick Patrick Patrick Patrick Patrick Patrick Patrick
RT Matulis Gibson Gibson Matulis Shell Shell Shell Shell Shell Shell Shell Shell Shell
QB C. Shaw Thompson C. Shaw C. Shaw C. Shaw C. Shaw C. Shaw C. Shaw C. Shaw C. Shaw C. Shaw Thompson C. Shaw
TB Lattimore Lattimore Lattimore Lattimore Lattimore Lattimore Lattimore Miles Lattimore Miles Miles Miles Miles
South Carolina Defense
POS. VANDY ECU UAB MIZZOU KENTUCKY GEORGIA LSU FLORIDA TENN ARKANSAS WOFFORD CLEMSON MICHIGAN
DE Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor
DT Jerideau Jerideau Jerideau Jerideau Jerideau Jerideau Jerideau Jerideau Jerideau Jerideau Jerideau Jerideau Jerideau
DT Quarles Quarles Quarles Quarles Quarles Quarles Quarles Dixon Jr. Dixon Jr. Quarles Quarles Quarles Quarles
DE Clowney Clowney Clowney Clowney Clowney Clowney Clowney Clowney Clowney Clowney Sutton Clowney Clowney
LB Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson Wilson
LB Bowens Bowens Bowens Bowens Bowens Bowens Bowens Bowens Bowens Bowens Bowens Bowens Bowens
SPR Holloman Holloman Holloman Holloman Holloman Holloman Holloman Holloman Holloman D. Jeffery Holloman Holloman Holloman
CB Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Surratt (DT) Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton Hampton
SS Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Jeffery (LB) Williams Holloman Williams Williams Williams
FS Swearinger Swearinger Swearinger Gurley Swearinger Swearinger Swearinger Swearinger Swearinger Williams Swearinger Swearinger Swearinger
CB Legree Legree Legree Legree Legree Legree Legree Gurley (S) Legree Swearinger Auguste Auguste Auguste
*Note: Carolina opened in a goal-line defense against Florida.
1st Rushing Passing Total Offense Punts Fumbles Penalties KO Ret. Punt Ret. Int. Ret. 3rd Time of
Team Score Downs No-Yds-TD C-A-I-Yds-TD Play-Yds-TD No-Avg No-Lost No-Yds No-Yds No-Yds No-Yds Dns Poss
SC 17 17 47-205-2 7-15-1-67-0 62-272-2 6-39.0 2-1 6-30 0-0 3-15 1-37 3-12 31:36
Vanderbilt 13 11 36-62-0 13-23-1-214-1 59-276-1 4-43.5 3-0 5-35 3-84 1-15 1-17 3-15 28:24
East Carolina 10 18 24-70-0 30-47-4-333-1 71-403-1 5-46.4 2-1 1-5 6-98 1-0 0-0 4-13 31:18
SC 48 25 34-131-1 23-40-0-397-5 74-528-6 5-36.8 1-1 2-20 0-0 2-40 4-37 8-15 28:42
UAB 6 20 42-27-0 20-37-0-240-0 79-267-0 7-41.1 1-1 6-63 1-53 1-2 1-0 5-19 36:13
SC 49 20 31-179-3 15-27-1-322-3 58-501-6 4-37.5 1-1 6-69 0-0 2-47 0-0 6-12 23:47
Missouri 10 12 32-109-0 18-26-0-146-1 58-255-1 7-46.7 5-1 2-20 2-40 0-0 0-0 2-12 27:27
SC 31 19 39-144-2 21-23-0-252-2 62-396-4 3-41.3 2-2 4-24 2-58 6-106 0-0 6-12 32:33
SC 38 20 48-200-3 15-19-0-148-2 67-348-5 3-24.7 1-1 4-31 1-25 3-(-3) 2-28 7-14 31:17
Kentucky 17 16 39-120-2 13-24-2-123-0 63-243-2 6-33.5 2-0 4-38 4-83 0-3 0-0 6-14 28:43
Georgia 7 15 36-115-1 11-31-1-109-0 67-224-1 7-41.3 0-0 6-51 2-71 0-0 0-0 7-16 26:47
SC 35 20 51-230-2 6-10-0-162-2 61-392-4 4-37.5 1-0 5-41 1-22 2-70 1-0 5-12 33:13
SC 21 14 25-34-1 19-35-2-177-2 60-211-3 7-37.0 1-0 4-25 3-47 1-50 1-70 3-13 23:03
LSU 23 22 53-258-2 12-25-1-148-0 78-406-2 4-33.5 1-0 5-29 2-59 3-6 2-39 11-19 36:57
SC 11 17 26-36-0 17-40-1-155-0 66-191-0 7-39.6 4-3 3-26 5-79 3-(-13 0-0) 3-14 24:32
Florida 44 14 48-89-2 12-17-0-94-4 65-183-6 7-54.3 0-0 7-74 2-74 1-19 1-3 7-16 35:28
Tennessee 35 23 27-91-0 28-44-1-381-5 71-472-5 5-40.0 1-1 5-34 4-63 2-(-5) 1-1 6-14 24:38
SC 38 25 46-147-2 23-33-1-363-3 79-510-5 5-43.2 0-0 4-30 3-66 1-20 1-0 6-15 35:22
Arkansas 20 22 27-83-0 26-41-2-277-2 68-360-2 4-41.5 3-1 7-58 3-65 0-0 1-0 4-12 28:15
SC 38 20 41-104-2 15-25-1-279-2 66-383-4 3-46.0 0-0 5-61 1-26 3-(-1) 2-69 7-13 31:45
Wofford 7 16 60-259-1 1-3-0-71-0 63-330-1 3-41.0 5-3 3-15 2-37 0-0 1-0 3-11 30:49
SC 24 18 41-171-1 16-21-1-122-1 62-293-2 3-39.3 2-1 3-15 0-0 0-0 0-0 7-13 29:11
SC 27 26 45-134-0 23-41-1-310-3 86-444-3 5-37.6 2-0 12-110 4-95 1-30 2-8 11-21 39:58
Clemson 17 18 35-145-1 11-24-2-183-1 59-328-2 5-41.6 0-0 7-59 0-0 0-0 1-0 5-12 20:02
SC 33 17 17-85-0 25-36-0-341-4 53-426-4 3-41.0 1-1 5-44 6-145 3-66 1-(-3) 3-10 22:01
Michigan 28 24 45-141-0 18-37-1-214-3 82-355-3 3-48.0 3-1 4-55 3-63 1-12 0-0 8-19 37:59
2012 Game-by-Game Starters
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2012 Statistics
SC OPP
SCORING 410 237
Points Per Game 31.5 18.2
FIRST DOWNS 258 231
Rushing 103 109
Passing 135 105
Penalty 20 17
RUSHING YARDAGE 1800 1569
Yards gained rushing 2180 2000
Yards lost rushing 380 431
Rushing Attempts 491 504
Average Per Rush 3.7 3.1
Average Per Game 138.5 120.7
TDs Rushing 19 9
PASSING YARDAGE 3095 2533
Comp-Att-Int 225-365-9 213-379-15
Average Per Pass 8.5 6.7
Average Per Catch 13.8 11.9
Average Per Game 238.1 194.8
TDs Passing 29 18
TOTAL OFFENSE 4895 4102
Total Plays 856 883
Average Per Play 5.7 4.6
Average Per Game 376.5 315.5
KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 26-563 34-790
PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 30-427 11-52
INT RETURNS: #-Yards 15-246 9-60
KICK RETURN AVERAGE 21.7 23.2
PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 14.2 4.7
INT RETURN AVERAGE 16.4 6.7
FUMBLES-LOST 18-11 26-9
PENALTIES-Yards 63-526 62-536
Average Per Game 40.5 41.2
PUNTS-Yards 58-2242 67-2866
Average Per Punt 38.7 42.8
Net punt average 36.0 34.6
KICKOFFS-Yards 75-4684 55-3502
Average Per Kick 62.5 63.7
Net kick average 39.9 40.3
TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 29:46 30:14
3RD-DOWN Conversions 75/176 71/192
3rd-Down Pct 43% 37%
4TH-DOWN Conversions 10/17 11/25
4th-Down Pct 59% 44%
SACKS BY-Yards 43-275 38-260
MISC YARDS -6 5
TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 54 27
FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 11-17 17-2
ON-SIDE KICKS 0-2 0-2
RED-ZONE SCORES (39-48) 81% (33-44) 75%
RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (31-48) 65% (20-44) 45%
PAT-ATTEMPTS (51-51) 100% (24-25) 96%
ATTENDANCE 560008 356333
Games/Avg Per Game 7/80001 5/71267
Neutral Site Games 1/54527
SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total
South Carolina 87 114 99 110 - 410
Opponents 40 78 51 68 - 237
RUSHING G Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G
Marcus Lattimore 9 143 673 11 662 4.6 11 43 73.6
Connor Shaw 11 131 608 173 435 3.3 3 64 39.5
Kenny Miles 13 104 395 36 359 3.5 2 17 27.6
Mike Davis 12 52 289 14 275 5.3 2 50 22.9
Bruce Ellington 13 5 28 0 28 5.6 0 16 2.2
Dylan Thompson 11 34 131 108 23 0.7 1 20 2.1
Joshua Blue 3 4 19 0 19 4.8 0 9 6.3
Andrew Clifford 2 1 11 0 11 11.0 0 11 5.5
Seth Strickland 13 1 9 0 9 9.0 0 9 0.7
Blair Lowery 2 2 6 2 4 2.0 0 6 2.0
Jacob Baker 1 2 2 0 2 1.0 0 2 2.0
Ace Sanders 13 3 4 3 1 0.3 0 3 0.1
Damiere Byrd 13 4 5 7 -2 -0.5 0 3 -0.2
TEAM 4 5 0 26 -26 -5.2 0 0 -6.5
Total.......... 13 491 2180 380 1800 3.7 19 64 138.5
Opponents...... 13 504 2000 431 1569 3.1 9 50 120.7
PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G
Connor Shaw 11 158.07 154-228-7 67.5 1956 17 62 177.8
Dylan Thompson 11 142.73 66-127-2 52.0 1027 10 94 93.4
Seth Strickland 13 256.07 4-6-0 66.7 96 1 51 7.4
Ace Sanders 13 282.20 1-2-0 50.0 16 1 16 1.2
TEAM 4 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0
Andrew Clifford 2 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0
Total.......... 13 154.16 225-365-9 61.6 3095 29 94 238.1
Opponents...... 13 120.10 213-379-15 56.2 2533 18 78 194.8
RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G
Ace Sanders 13 45 531 11.8 9 36 40.8
Bruce Ellington 13 40 600 15.0 7 43 46.2
Marcus Lattimore 9 26 173 6.7 0 24 19.2
Justice Cunningham 13 23 324 14.1 0 45 24.9
Kenny Miles 13 20 190 9.5 0 24 14.6
Damiere Byrd 13 14 366 26.1 3 94 28.2
Rory Anderson 13 14 271 19.4 5 51 20.8
Nick Jones 12 12 197 16.4 0 70 16.4
D.L. Moore 12 8 139 17.4 2 62 11.6
Shaq Roland 11 5 80 16.0 1 30 7.3
Jerell Adams 9 4 90 22.5 1 33 10.0
Mike Davis 12 4 35 8.8 0 15 2.9
K.J. Brent 13 3 28 9.3 0 14 2.2
DeAngelo Smith 6 2 46 23.0 1 30 7.7
Qua Gilchrist 12 2 19 9.5 0 10 1.6
Shon Carson 1 2 1 0.5 0 3 1.0
Blair Lowery 2 1 5 5.0 0 5 2.5
Total.......... 13 225 3095 13.8 29 94 238.1
Opponents...... 13 213 2533 11.9 18 78 194.8
KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long
Bruce Ellington 18 406 22.6 0 50
Akeem Auguste 2 56 28.0 0 32
Damiere Byrd 2 22 11.0 0 16
Jared Shaw 1 16 16.0 0 16
Ace Sanders 1 16 16.0 0 16
Sidney Rhodes 1 22 22.0 0 22
Victor Hampton 1 25 25.0 0 25
Total.......... 26 563 21.7 0 50
Opponents...... 34 790 23.2 0 53
PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long
Ace Sanders 28 429 15.3 2 70
Victor Hampton 2 -2 -1.0 0 12
Total.......... 30 427 14.2 2 70
Opponents...... 11 52 4.7 0 19
INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long
Jimmy Legree 3 101 33.7 1 70
De Vonte Holloman 3 25 8.3 0 25
D.J. Swearinger 2 72 36.0 1 69
Brison Williams 2 8 4.0 0 8
Shaq Wilson 2 37 18.5 0 37
Akeem Auguste 1 0 0.0 0 0
Victor Hampton 1 0 0.0 0 0
Gerald Dixon Jr 1 3 3.0 0 3
Total.......... 15 246 16.4 2 70
Opponents...... 9 60 6.7 0 29
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FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long
Jadeveon Clowney 1 2 2.0 0 2
Akeem Auguste 1 31 31.0 1 31
D.J. Swearinger 1 65 65.0 1 65
Total.......... 3 98 32.7 2 65
Opponents...... 4 37 9.2 0 16
PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd
Tyler Hull 54 2130 39.4 55 5 22 12 1
Patrick Fish 3 105 35.0 47 0 2 1 0
TEAM 1 7 7.0 7 0 0 0 0
Total.......... 58 2242 38.7 55 5 24 13 1
Opponents...... 67 2866 42.8 66 6 13 13 0
KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn
Adam Yates 62 3875 62.5 33 6
Landon Ard 13 809 62.2 3 0
Total.......... 75 4684 62.5 36 6 790 39.9 25
Opponents...... 55 3502 63.7 29 0 563 40.3 24
|----------- PATs -----------|
SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Pts
Adam Yates 0 11-17 49-49 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 82
Ace Sanders 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 66
Marcus Lattimore 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 66
Bruce Ellington 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42
Rory Anderson 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30
Damiere Byrd 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18
Connor Shaw 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 18
Kenny Miles 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12
D.J. Swearinger 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12
D.L. Moore 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12
Mike Davis 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12
Jerell Adams 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6
Shaq Roland 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6
DeAngelo Smith 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6
Dylan Thompson 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 6
Akeem Auguste 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6
Jimmy Legree 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6
Victor Hampton 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1 0 2
Landon Ard 0 0-0 2-2 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 2
Seth Strickland 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 0
Total.......... 54 11-17 51-51 0-0 0 0-3 1 0 410
Opponents...... 27 17-20 24-25 0-1 0 0-1 0 0 237
FIELD GOALS M-A Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Lg Blk
Adam Yates 11-17 64.7 0-0 3-3 5-8 2-4 1-2 51 3
FG SEQUENCE SC OPPONENTS
Vanderbilt (20) (25),(44),51
East Carolina - 46,(23)
UAB 36 (33),(46)
Missouri (38) (22)
Kentucky (31) (22)
Georgia 33 -
LSU - (23),32,(20),(22)
Florida (35),45,(51),(30) (42)
Tennessee (36) -
Arkansas (41),52 (20),(21)
Wofford (23) -
Clemson (29),(43) (37)
Michigan 33,42 (39),(40),(52)
Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.
TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G
Connor Shaw 11 359 435 1956 2391 217.4
Dylan Thompson 11 161 23 1027 1050 95.5
Marcus Lattimore 9 143 662 0 662 73.6
Kenny Miles 13 104 359 0 359 27.6
Mike Davis 12 52 275 0 275 22.9
Seth Strickland 13 7 9 96 105 8.1
Bruce Ellington 13 5 28 0 28 2.2
Joshua Blue 3 4 19 0 19 6.3
Ace Sanders 13 5 1 16 17 1.3
Andrew Clifford 2 2 11 0 11 5.5
Blair Lowery 2 2 4 0 4 2.0
Jacob Baker 1 2 2 0 2 2.0
Damiere Byrd 13 4 -2 0 -2 -0.2
TEAM 4 6 -26 0 -26 -6.5
Total.......... 13 856 1800 3095 4895 376.5
Opponents...... 13 883 1569 2533 4102 315.5
ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G
Bruce Ellington 13 28 600 0 406 0 1034 79.5
Ace Sanders 13 1 531 429 16 0 977 75.2
Marcus Lattimore 9 662 173 0 0 0 835 92.8
Kenny Miles 13 359 190 0 0 0 549 42.2
Connor Shaw 11 435 0 0 0 0 435 39.5
Damiere Byrd 13 -2 366 0 22 0 386 29.7
Justice Cunningham 13 0 324 0 0 0 324 24.9
Mike Davis 12 275 35 0 0 0 310 25.8
Rory Anderson 13 0 271 0 0 0 271 20.8
Nick Jones 12 0 197 0 0 0 197 16.4
D.L. Moore 12 0 139 0 0 0 139 11.6
Jimmy Legree 13 0 0 0 0 101 101 7.8
Jerell Adams 9 0 90 0 0 0 90 10.0
Shaq Roland 11 0 80 0 0 0 80 7.3
D.J. Swearinger 12 0 0 0 0 72 72 6.0
Akeem Auguste 8 0 0 0 56 0 56 7.0
DeAngelo Smith 6 0 46 0 0 0 46 7.7
Shaq Wilson 13 0 0 0 0 37 37 2.8
K.J. Brent 13 0 28 0 0 0 28 2.2
DeVonte Holloman 13 0 0 0 0 25 25 1.9
Victor Hampton 13 0 0 -2 25 0 23 1.8
Dylan Thompson 11 23 0 0 0 0 23 2.1
Sidney Rhodes 12 0 0 0 22 0 22 1.8
Joshua Blue 3 19 0 0 0 0 19 6.3
Qua Gilchrist 12 0 19 0 0 0 19 1.6
Jared Shaw 10 0 0 0 16 0 16 1.6
Andrew Clifford 2 11 0 0 0 0 11 5.5
Blair Lowery 2 4 5 0 0 0 9 4.5
Seth Strickland 13 9 0 0 0 0 9 0.7
Brison Williams 13 0 0 0 0 8 8 0.6
Gerald Dixon Jr 12 0 0 0 0 3 3 0.2
Jacob Baker 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 2.0
Shon Carson 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 1.0
TEAM 4 -26 0 0 0 0 -26 -6.5
Total.......... 13 1800 3095 427 563 246 6131 471.6
Opponents...... 13 1569 2533 52 790 60 5004 384.9
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2012 Defensive Statistics
|-------Tackles-------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |--Fumbles--| Blkd
No. DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf
54 Shaq Wilson 13 45 41 86 4.5-28 2.0-22 2-37 1 3 1-0 2 . .
36 D.J. Swearinger 12 62 17 79 3.0-3 . 2-72 7 1 2-65 2 . .
47 Reginald Bowens 13 36 23 59 1.5-14 1.0-13 . 1 1 2-0 3 . .
21 DeVonte Holloman 13 37 20 57 8.0-22 2.0-11 3-25 4 . . 2 . .
7 Jadeveon Clowney 12 40 14 54 23.5-113 13.0-73 . 2 5 1-2 3 . .
12 Brison Williams 13 43 9 52 1.5-3 1.0-2 2-8 4 . 1-0 1 . .
24 Quin Smith 12 28 19 47 4.0-16 2.0-14 . . . . . . .
98 Devin Taylor 13 27 18 45 8.5-29 3.0-21 . 6 3 1-0 . . .
15 Jimmy Legree 13 35 9 44 1.0-2 . 3-101 6 . . . . .
27 Victor Hampton 13 23 17 40 3.0-11 1.0-7 1-0 6 . . . . .
70 Byron Jerideau 13 25 15 40 5.5-18 2.5-11 . . 1 . . 1 .
99 Kelcy Quarles 11 23 15 38 8.0-29 3.5-20 . . 1 . . . .
90 Chaz Sutton 13 21 4 25 7.0-54 5.0-46 . 1 1 . 2 . .
33 Damario Jeffery 13 18 6 24 3.5-9 . . 1 1 . . . .
57 Aldrick Fordham 13 14 8 22 6.5-32 5.5-29 . . 2 . 2 . .
3 Akeem Auguste 8 12 6 18 . . 1-0 2 . 1-31 . . .
97 J.T. Surratt 10 9 5 14 2.5-4 0.5-2 . . 2 . . . .
20 T.J. Gurley 8 8 5 13 . . . . . . . . .
92 Gerald Dixon Jr 12 4 5 9 . . 1-3 1 . . . . .
4 Ahmad Christian 12 7 1 8 . . . 2 . . . . .
3 Damiere Byrd 13 7 . 7 . . . . . . . . .
25 Kadetrix Marcus 12 4 1 5 . . . . . . . . .
31 Kenny Miles 13 4 1 5 . . . . . . . . .
42 Jordan Diggs 2 4 1 5 1.0-2 . . . . . . . .
30 Sidney Rhodes 12 3 2 5 . . . . . . . . .
9 Sharrod Golightly 8 3 . 3 . . . . . . . . .
22 Kaiwan Lewis 11 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .
34 Mason Harris 6 3 . 3 . . . . . . . . .
52 Phillip Dukes 5 3 . 3 . . . . . . . . .
8 Darius English 2 2 1 3 0.5-2 . . . . . . . .
44 Gerald Dixon 4 2 . 2 1.0-4 1.0-4 . . . . . . .
82 D.L. Moore 12 2 . 2 . . . . . . . .
23 Bruce Ellington 13 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .
91 Walker Inabinet 13 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .
18 Cedrick Cooper 11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .
53 Corey Robinson 12 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .
1 Ace Sanders 13 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .
87 Justice Cunningham 13 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .
6 DeAngelo Smith 6 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .
50 A.J. Cann 13 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .
41 Connor McLaurin 13 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .
Total.......... 13 566 264 830 94-395 43-275 15-246 44 21 9-98 17 1 .
Opponents...... 13 553 278 831 87-368 38-260 9-60 36 17 11-37 14 4 .
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TOTAL TACKLES UA-A TOT VANDY ECU UAB MIZZ KENT UGA LSU FLA TENN ARK WOFF CLEM MICH
Shaq Wilson 45-41 86 2-6 2-0 5-3 3-4 - 2-3 5-9 4-2 3-1 3-5 6-4 3-2 7-2
D.J. Swearinger 62-17 79 3-1 3-0 3-0 DNP 1-1 2-2 5-5 4-0 8-2 10-3 11-1 5-0 7-2
Reginald Bowens 36-23 59 4-2 2-0 3-0 5-1 2-0 2-2 1-7 6-5 1-0 1-2 2-4 3-0 4-0
DeVonte Holloman 37-20 57 1-1 1-0 2-1 3-4 6-0 2-1 4-4 5-3 2-0 3-3 2-2 4-0 2-1
Jadeveon Clowney 40-14 54 2-2 2-0 4-3 2-2 3-1 4-0 4-2 4-1 3-1 3-0 DNP 6-1 3-1
Brison Williams 43-9 52 3-1 3-0 5-0 1-0 4-4 7-0 1-2 2-1 4-0 4-1 2-0 3-0 4-0
Quin Smith 28-19 47 - 5-0 3-2 6-4 2-4 2-2 1-2 DNP 3-1 1-1 2-2 3-1 -
Devin Taylor 27-18 45 2-1 2-1 3-0 0-1 2-1 2-1 0-5 3-1 2-1 - 5-3 3-1 3-2
Jimmy Legree 35-9 44 6-1 3-2 3-0 2-3 3-1 1-1 3-0 2-0 5-1 4-0 2-0 - 1-0
Byron Jerideau 25-15 40 0-1 3-0 4-0 1-1 1-0 2-0 1-5 3-1 2-0 0-1 5-5 2-1 1-0
Victor Hampton 23-17 40 0-2 2-1 1-0 0-2 3-1 1-0 3-7 3-1 2-1 1-1 - 2-0 5-1
Kelcy Quarles 23-15 38 4-4 2-0 2-0 4-0 1-2 1-3 1-6 DNP DNP 1-0 5-0 - 2-0
Chaz Sutton 21-4 25 1-0 3-0 1-1 3-0 2-0 1-0 0-2 2-1 - 2-0 3-0 1-0 2-0
Damario Jeffery 18-6 24 1-1 3-0 2-2 1-1 0-1 - - 1-1 5-0 2-0 - 1-0 2-0
Aldrick Fordham 14-8 22 1-2 1-1 1-2 1-1 3-1 - - - 1-0 2-0 1-0 2-1 1-0
Akeem Auguste 12-6 18 DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-2 1-1 4-1 - DNP 2-1 - 1-0 2-1
J.T. Surratt 9-5 14 DNP DNP DNP - 2-0 3-0 0-2 2-1 1-0 - 0-1 0-1 1-0
T.J. Gurley 8-5 13 0-1 4-1 - 2-0 1-3 1-0 - - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP
Gerald Dixon Jr 4-5 9 0-1 1-0 - 1-0 0-1 - 0-1 1-0 1-2 - - DNP -
Ahmad Christian 7-1 8 - 3-0 3-0 1-0 0-1 - - - - - - DNP -
Damiere Byrd 7-0 7 1-0 - 2-0 1-0 - 1-0 2-0 - - - - - -
Kadetrix Marcus 4-1 5 - - - - 1-1 - DNP - 1-0 1-0 1-0 - -
Kenny Miles 4-1 5 0-1 2-0 - - 1-0 - - - 1-0 - - - -
Jordan Diggs 4-1 5 DNP 2-0 2-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP
Sidney Rhodes 3-2 5 DNP - - - 0-1 - - - 2-0 - 1-0 - 0-1
Phillip Dukes 3-0 3 - 2-0 1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - - DNP DNP DNP
Sharrod Golightly 3-0 3 DNP DNP DNP - - 2-0 - 1-0 - DNP DNP - -
Mason Harris 3-0 3 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - 1-0 2-0 - - -
Darius English 2-1 3 DNP - 2-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP
Kaiwan Lewis 2-1 3 DNP - 1-0 - DNP - - - - - - - 1-1
D.L. Moore 2-0 2 - - - - - - - - 1-0 1-0 - - DNP
Gerald Dixon 2-0 2 DNP 2-0 - DNP - DNP DNP - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP
Bruce Ellington 2-0 2 1-0 - - - - - 1-0 - - - - - -
Connor McLaurin 1-0 1 - 1-0 - - - - - - - - - - -
Justice Cunningham 1-0 1 - - - - - - - 1-0 - - - - -
Cedrick Cooper 1-0 1 DNP 1-0 - - - - - - - - - - DNP
Ace Sanders 1-0 1 - - - - - - - 1-0 - - - - -
DeAngelo Smith 1-0 1 DNP - - - - - DNP 1-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP
Walker Inabinet 1-0 1 - - 1-0 - - - - - - - - - -
Corey Robinson 1-0 1 DNP - - 1-0 - - - - - - - - -
A.J. Cann 1-0 1 - - - - - - - - - - 1-0 - -
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Individual Rushing (Att-Yds/TD)
PLAYER TOT VANDY ECU UAB MIZZ KENT UGA LSU FLA TENN ARK WOFF CLEM MICH
Marcus Lattimore 143-662/11 23-110/2 13-40/1 12-85/1 21-85/2 23-120/2 24-109/1 13-35/1 3-13/0 11-65/1 DNP DNP DNP DNP
Connor Shaw 131-435/3 14-92/0 DNP 5-(-6)/0 12-41/0 19-76/0 14-78/1 12-(-1)/0 9-(-2)/0 18-33/1 8-10/1 10-18/0 DNP 10-96/0
Kenny Miles 104-359/2 1-3/0 5-30/0 5-1/0 4-9/0 2-18/1 10-39/0 - 5-15/0 10-34/0 14-37/0 27-127/1 16-45/0 5-1/0
Mike Davis 52-275/2 1-4/0 2-10/0 4-84/1 1-6/0 2-9/0 3-4/0 DNP 6-20/0 5-20/0 13-53/1 3-22/0 12-43/0 -
Bruce Ellington 5-28/0 - 1-16/0 - - - - - 1-3/0 - - 1-4/0 2-5/0 -
Dylan Thompson 34-23/1 5-(-4)/0 9-17/0 2-(-3)/1 - - - DNP 2-(-13)/0 DNP - - 14-38/0 2-(-12)/0
Joshua Blue 4-19/0 DNP 1-9/0 1-1/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-9/0 DNP DNP DNP
Andrew Clifford 1-11/0 DNP DNP 1-11/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP
Seth Strickland 1-9/0 - 1-9/0 - - - - - - - - - - -
Blair Lowery 2-4/0 DNP DNP 1-6/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1--2/0 DNP DNP DNP
Jacob Baker 2-2/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-2/0 DNP DNP DNP
Ace Sanders 3-1/0 - - - - 1-1/0 - - - 1-(-3)/0 - - 1-3/0 -
Damiere Byrd 4-(-2)/0 - 2-0/0 - 1-3/0 - - - - - 1--5/0 - - -
TEAM 5-(-26)/0 3-0/0 DNP DNP DNP 1-(-24)/0 DNP - DNP 1-(-2)/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP
Individual Passing(Cmp-Att-Int-Yds-TD)
CLIFFORD SANDERS C. SHAW STRICKLAND THOMPSON
Vanderbilt DNP - 7-11-1-67-0 0-1-0-0-0 0-3-0-0-0
East Carolina DNP 1-1-0-16-1 DNP 1-2-0-51-1 21-37-0-330-3
UAB 0-1-0-0-0 - 8-14-1-107-1 2-2-0-38-0 5-10-0-177-2
Missouri DNP - 20-21-0-249-2 - 1-2-0-3-0
Kentucky DNP - 15-18-0-148-2 - 0-1-0-0-0
Georgia DNP - 6-10-0-162-2 - -
LSU DNP - 19-34-2-177-2 - DNP
Florida DNP - 9-20-0-72-0 - 8-20-1-83-0
Tennessee DNP - 22-32-1-356-3 1-1-0-7-0 DNP
Arkansas DNP - 14-22-1-272-2 - 1-3-0-7-0
Wofford - 0-1-0-0-0 16-20-1-122-1 - -
Clemson DNP - DNP - 23-41-1-310-3
Michigan DNP - 18-26-0-224-2 - 7-10-0-117-2
Individual Receiving(Rec-Yds/TD)
PLAYER TOT VANDY ECU UAB MIZZ KENT UGA LSU FLA TENN ARK WOFF CLEM MICH
Bruce Ellington 40-600/7 - 4-63/0 5-98/0 1-17/0 2-29/0 1-20/1 4-38/1 - 6-101/1 5-104/1 3-22/0 7-72/2 2-36/1
Ace Sanders 45-531/9 2-13/0 1-4/0 4-55/1 1-23/1 4-15/1 - 5-49/1 2-32/0 5-79/1 1-15/0 5-35/1 6-119/1 9-92/2
Damiere Byrd 14-366/3 1-13/0 2-81/0 1-94/1 3-26/0 2-32/1 1-42/0 2-15/0 - - - - - 2-63/1
J. Cunningham 23-324/0 1-20/0 - - 4-41/0 2-10/0 - 3-36/0 2-13/0 6-108/0 2-33/0 - 2-26/0 1-37/0
Rory Anderson 14-271/5 - 4-90/2 1-3/0 1-13/1 1-37/0 1-14/1 - 1-20/0 3-58/1 1-29/0 - - 1-7/0
Nick Jones 12-197/0 - 2-19/0 - 1-36/0 - - DNP 1-5/0 - - 1-14/0 4-45/0 3-78/0
Kenny Miles 20-190/0 - 1-18/0 - 2-26/0 - - - 2-5/0 1-9/0 3-44/0 4-27/0 3-39/0 4-22/0
Marcus Lattimore 26-173/0 3-21/0 2-8/0 1-4/0 7-60/0 3-16/0 2-24/0 4-23/0 2-9/0 2-8/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP
D.L. Moore 8-139/2 - 2-45/2 - - - 1-62/0 - 3-23/0 - - 2-9/0 - DNP
Jerell Adams 4-90/1 - - 1-33/0 DNP DNP - 1-16/0 1-12/0 DNP 1-29/1 - DNP -
Shaq Roland 5-80/1 DNP 2-25/0 1-30/1 - - - DNP - - 2-25/0 - - -
DeAngelo Smith 2-46/1 DNP 1-30/1 - - - - DNP 1-16/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP
Mike Davis 4-35/0 - - - - - - DNP 1-6/0 - - 1-15/0 1-9/0 1-5/0
K.J. Brent 3-28/0 - 2-14/0 - - - - - 1-14/0 - - - - -
Qua Gilchrist 2-19/0 - - - 1-10/0 1-9/0 - - - - - - - DNP
Blair Lowery 1-5/0 DNP DNP 1-5/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP DNP
Shon Carson 2-1/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-1/0
Game-by-Game Leaders
Opponent Rushing Passing Receiving (No.) Receiving (Yds.) Tackles
Vanderbilt Lattimore 23-110/2 C. Shaw 7-11-1-67-0 Lattimore 3-21/0 Lattimore 3-21/0 Quarles 4-4-8; Wilson 2-6-8
East Carolina Lattimore 13-40/1 Thompson 21-37-0-330-3 Anderson 4-90/2; Ellington 4-63-0 Anderson 4-90/2 Smith 5-0-5; Gurley 4-1-5; Legree 3-2-5
UAB Lattimore 12-85/1 Thompson 5-10-0-177-2 Ellington 5-98/0 Ellington 5-98/0 Wilson 5-3-8
Missouri Lattimore 21-85/2 C. Shaw 20-21-0-249-2 Lattimore 7-60/0 Lattimore 7-60/0 Smith 6-4-10
Kentucky Lattimore 23-120/2 C. Shaw 15-18-0-148-2 Sanders 4-15/1 Anderson 1-37/0 Williams 4-4-8
Georgia Lattimore 24-109/1 C. Shaw 6-10-0-162-2 Lattimore 2-24/0 Moore 1-62/0 Williams 7-0-7
LSU Lattimore 13-35/1 C. Shaw 19-34-2-177-2 Sanders 5-49/1 Sanders 5-49/1 Wilson 5-9-14
Florida Davis 6-20/0 Thompson 8-20-1-83-0 Moore 3-23/0 Sanders 2-32/0 Bowens 6-5-11
Tennessee Lattimore 11-65/1 C. Shaw 22-32-1-356-3 Cunningham 6-108/0/Ellington 6-101/1 Cunningham 6-108/0 Swearinger 8-2-10
Arkansas Davis 13-53/1 C. Shaw 14-22-1-272-2 Ellington 5-104/1 Ellington 5-104/1 Swearinger 10-3-13
Wofford Miles 27-127/1 C. Shaw 16-20-1-122-1 Sanders 5-35/1 Sanders 5-35/1 Swearinger 11-1-12
Clemson Miles 16-45/0 Thompson 23-41-1-310-3 Ellington 7-72/2 Sanders 6-119/1 Clowney 6-1-7
Michigan C. Shaw 10-96/0 C. Shaw 18-26-0-224-2 Sanders 9-92/2 Sanders 9-92/2 Swearinger 7-2-9; Wilson 7-2-9
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South Carolina Team Game Highs
Rushes 51 vs Georgia (Oct 06, 2012)
Yards Rushing 230 vs Georgia (Oct 06, 2012)
Yards Per Rush 5.8 vs UAB (Sep 15, 2012)
TD Rushes 3 vs UAB (Sep 15, 2012)
at Kentucky (Sep 29, 2012)
Pass attempts 41 at Clemson (Nov 24, 2012)
Pass completions 25 vs Michigan (Jan 01, 2013)
Yards Passing 397 vs East Carolina (Sep 08, 2012)
Yards Per Pass 16.2 vs Georgia (Oct 06, 2012)
TD Passes 5 vs East Carolina (Sep 08, 2012)
Total Plays 86 at Clemson (Nov 24, 2012)
Total Offense 528 vs East Carolina (Sep 08, 2012)
Yards Per Play 8.6 vs UAB (Sep 15, 2012)
Points 49 vs UAB (Sep 15, 2012)
Sacks By 8 at Kentucky (Sep 29, 2012)
First Downs 26 at Clemson (Nov 24, 2012)
Penalties 12 at Clemson (Nov 24, 2012)
Penalty Yards 110 at Clemson (Nov 24, 2012)
Turnovers 4 at Florida (Oct 20, 2012)
Interceptions By 4 vs East Carolina (Sep 08, 2012)
Punts 7 at LSU (Oct 13, 2012)
at Florida (Oct 20, 2012)
Punting Avg 46.0 vs Arkansas (Nov 10, 2012)
Long Punt 55 vs Missouri (Sep 22, 2012)
Punts inside 20 2 vs East Carolina (Sep 08, 2012)
vs Georgia (Oct 06, 2012)
vs Wofford (Nov 17, 2012)
Long Punt Return 70 vs Georgia (Oct 06, 2012)
South Carolina Individual Game Highs
Rushes 27 Kenny Miles vs Wofford (Nov 17, 2012)
Yards Rushing 127 Kenny Miles vs Wofford (Nov 17, 2012)
TD Rushes 2 Marcus Lattimore (3 times)
Long Rush 64 Connor Shaw vs Michigan (Jan 01, 2013)
Pass attempts 41 Dylan Thompson at Clemson (Nov 24, 2012)
Pass completions 23 Dylan Thompson at Clemson (Nov 24, 2012)
Yards Passing 356 Connor Shaw vs Tennessee (Oct 27, 2012)
TD Passes 3 Dylan Thompson vs East Carolina (Sep 08, 2012)
Connor Shaw vs Tennessee (Oct 27, 2012)
Dylan Thompson at Clemson (Nov 24, 2012)
Long Pass 94 Dylan Thompson vs UAB (Sep 15, 2012)
Receptions 9 Ace Sanders vs Michigan (Jan 01, 2013)
Yards Receiving 119 Ace Sanders at Clemson (Nov 24, 2012)
TD Receptions 2 D.L. Moore vs East Carolina (Sep 08, 2012)
Rory Anderson vs East Carolina (Sep 08, 2012)
Bruce Ellington at Clemson (Nov 24, 2012)
Ace Sanders vs Michigan (Jan 01, 2013)
Long Reception 94 Damiere Byrd vs UAB (Sep 15, 2012)
Field Goals 3 Adam Yates at Florida (Oct 20, 2012)
Long Field Goal 51 Adam Yates at Florida (Oct 20, 2012)
Punts 7 Tyler Hull at LSU (Oct 13, 2012)
Punting Avg 46.0 Tyler Hull vs Arkansas (Nov 10, 2012)
Long Punt 55 Tyler Hull vs Missouri (Sep 22, 2012)
Punts inside 20 2 Tyler Hull (3 times)
Long Punt Return 70 Ace Sanders vs Georgia (Oct 06, 2012)
Long Kickoff Return 50 Bruce Ellington vs Missouri (Sep 22, 2012)
Tackles 14 Shaq Wilson at LSU (Oct 13, 2012)
Sacks 4.5 Jadeveon Clowney at Clemson (Nov 24, 2012)
Tackles For Loss 4.5 Jadeveon Clowney at Clemson (Nov 24, 2012)
Interceptions 1 15 times
Opponent Team Game Highs
Rushes 60 vs Wofford (Nov 17, 2012)
Yards Rushing 259 vs Wofford (Nov 17, 2012)
Yards Per Rush 4.9 at LSU (Oct 13, 2012)
TD Rushes 2 at Kentucky (Sep 29, 2012)
at LSU (Oct 13, 2012)
at Florida (Oct 20, 2012)
Pass attempts 47 vs East Carolina (Sep 08, 2012)
Pass completions 30 vs East Carolina (Sep 08, 2012)
Yards Passing 381 vs Tennessee (Oct 27, 2012)
Yards Per Pass 23.7 vs Wofford (Nov 17, 2012)
TD Passes 5 vs Tennessee (Oct 27, 2012)
Total Plays 82 vs Michigan (Jan 01, 2013)
Total Offense 472 vs Tennessee (Oct 27, 2012)
Yards Per Play 6.6 vs Tennessee (Oct 27, 2012)
Points 44 at Florida (Oct 20, 2012)
Sacks By 4 4 times
First Downs 24 vs Michigan (Jan 01, 2013)
Penalties 7 at Florida (Oct 20, 2012)
vs Arkansas (Nov 10, 2012)
at Clemson (Nov 24, 2012)
Penalty Yards 74 at Florida (Oct 20, 2012)
Turnovers 5 vs East Carolina (Sep 08, 2012)
Interceptions By 2 at LSU (Oct 13, 2012)
Punts 7 4 times
Punting Avg 54.3 at Florida (Oct 20, 2012)
Long Punt 66 vs Tennessee (Oct 27, 2012)
Punts inside 20 2 4 times
Long Punt Return 19 at Florida (Oct 20, 2012)
Opponent Individual Game Highs
Rushes 28 Eric Breitenstein, vs Wofford (Nov 17, 2012)
Yards Rushing 125 Eric Breitenstein, vs Wofford (Nov 17, 2012)
TD Rushes 2 Jeremy Hill, at LSU (Oct 13, 2012)
Long Rush 50 Jeremy Hill, at LSU (Oct 13, 2012)
Pass attempts 43 Tyler Bray, vs Tennessee (Oct 27, 2012)
Pass completions 27 Tyler Bray, vs Tennessee (Oct 27, 2012)
Yards Passing 368 Tyler Bray, vs Tennessee (Oct 27, 2012)
TD Passes 4 Jeff Driskel, at Florida (Oct 20, 2012)
Tyler Bray, vs Tennessee (Oct 27, 2012)
Long Pass 78 Jordan Rodgers, at Vanderbilt (Aug 30, 2012)
Receptions 9 Jeremy Gallon, vs Michigan (Jan 01, 2013)
Yards Receiving 147 Jordan Matthews, at Vanderbilt (Aug 30, 2012)
TD Receptions 3 Zach Rogers, vs Tennessee (Oct 27, 2012)
Long Reception 78 Jordan Matthews, at Vanderbilt (Aug 30, 2012)
Field Goals 3 Drew Alleman, at LSU (Oct 13, 2012)
Long Field Goal 52 Matt Wile, vs. Michigan (Jan 01, 2013)
Punts 7 4 players tied
Punting Avg 54.3 Kyle Christy, at Florida (Oct 20, 2012)
Long Punt 66 Michael Palardy, vs Tennessee (Oct 27, 2012)
Punts inside 20 2 4 players tied
Long Punt Return 19 Andre Debose, at Florida (Oct 20, 2012)
Long Kickoff Return 53 Jacki Williams, vs UAB (Sep 15, 2012)
Tackles 15 Herman Lathers, vs Tennessee (Oct 27, 2012)
Sacks 2.0 Chris Rabb, vs UAB (Sep 15, 2012)
Sam Montgomery, at LSU (Oct 13, 2012)
Tackles For Loss 3.5 Alvin Scioneaux, vs Wofford (Nov 17, 2012)
Interceptions 1 9 players tied
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL
The Last Time
South Carolina...
SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT:
34-0, vs NC State (8/2/08)
WAS SHUT OUT:
18-0, vs. Georgia (9/9/06)
SCORED BETWEEN 50-59 POINTS:
54, vs. Kentucky (10/8/11)
ALLOWED BETWEEN 50-59 POINTS:
56, vs. Auburn (12/4/10)
SCORED BETWEEN 60-69 POINTS:
69, vs. Troy (11/20/10)
ALLOWED BETWEEN 60-69 POINTS:
63, vs. Clemson (11/22/03)
SCORED MORE THAN 70 POINTS:
77, vs. Kent State (10/7/95)
SCORED ON A SAFETY:
at Georgia (9/12/09)
ALLOWED A SAFETY:
at Mississippi State (10/15/11)
RETURNED A KICKOFF FOR A TD:
Matthew Thomas, 95 yards vs. Virginia
(9/7/02)
ALLOWED KICKOFF RETURN FOR A TD:
Dennis Johnson, at Arkansas, 98 yards
(11/5/11)
RETURNED A PUNT FOR A TD:
Ace Sanders, 63 yards vs. Michigan (1/1/13)
ALLOWED A PUNT RETURN FOR A TD:
Lito Sheppard, Florida, 57 yards (11/11/00)
RETURNED AN INTERCEPTION FOR A
TD:
D.J. Swearinger, 69 yards vs. Arkansas
(11/10/12)
ALLOWED AN INTERCEPTION FOR A TD:
T’Sharvan Bell, 10 yards vs. Auburn (12/4/10)
RETURNED A FUMBLE FOR A TD:
D.J. Swearinger, 65 yards vs. UAB (9/15/12)
HAD A DEFENSIVE PLAYER SCORE TWO
TOUCHDOWNS IN A GAME:
Melvin Ingram at Georgia, 68-yard run on
a fake punt & 5-yard fumble recovery (9/10/11)
ALLOWED A FUMBLE RETURN FOR A
TD:
Jason LeDoux, LSU, 15 yards (10/18/03)
RAN A FAKE PUNT FOR A TD:
Melvin Ingram, 68 yards at Georgia (9/10/11)
HAD A PLAYER WITH 300-349 YARDS
PASSING:
310, Dylan Thompson at Clemson (11/24/12)
HAD A PLAYER WITH 350-399 YARDS
PASSING:
356, Connor Shaw vs. Tennessee (10/27/12)
HAD A PLAYER WITH 400-449 YARDS
PASSING:
405, Steve Taneyhill vs. Georgia (9/2/95)
HAD A PLAYER WITH 450+ YARDS
PASSING:
473, Steve Taneyhill vs. Mississippi State
(10/14/95)
HAD A PLAYER COMPLETE 30 PASSES:
31, Stephen Garcia at Vanderbilt (10/23/10)
HAD A PLAYER ATTEMPT 40-49 PASSES:
41, Dylan Thompson at Clemson (11/24/12)
HAD A PLAYER ATTEMPT 50 PASSES:
50, Stephen Garcia at Tennessee (10/31/09)
HAD A PLAYER RUSH FOR 150-199 YDS:
176, Marcus Lattimore, at Georgia (9/10/11)
HAD A PLAYER RUSH FOR 200-249 YDS:
246, Marcus Lattimore vs. Navy (9/17/11)
HAD A PLAYER RUSH FOR 250+ YDS:
278, Brandon Bennett vs. East Tennessee State
(10/5/91)
HAD TWO PLAYERS RUSH FOR MORE
THAN 100 YARDS:
Cory Boyd (132) and Mike Davis (102) vs.
South Carolina State (9/15/07)
HAD A PLAYER WITH 150-199 YARDS
RECEIVING:
158, Alshon Jeffery at Vanderbilt (10/23/10)
HAD A PLAYER WITH 200+ YARDS
RECEIVING:
210, Troy Williamson vs. USF (9/18/04)
HAD TWO PLAYERS WITH 100 YARDS
RECEIVING:
Justice Cunningham (108) and Bruce Ellington
(101), vs Tennessee (10/27/12)
HAD A PLAYER WITH 500+ YARDS
TOTAL OFFENSE:
512, Steve Taneyhill vs. Mississippi State
(10/14/95)
HAD A PLAYER SCORE 4+ TDs:
5, Sidney Rice vs. Florida Atlantic (9/23/06)
HAD A PLAYER PASS FOR 4 TDs:
4, Connor Shaw vs. Kentucky (10/8/11)
HAD A PLAYER PASS FOR 5 TDs:
5, Syvelle Newton vs. FAU (9/23/06)
HAD A PLAYER RUSH FOR 3 TDs:
3, Marcus Lattimore vs. Navy (9/17/11)
HAD A PLAYER CATCH 3 TD PASSES:
3, Alshon Jeffery vs. Kentucky (10/10/09)
HAD A PLAYER CATCH 4+ TD PASSES:
5, Sidney Rice vs. Fla. Atlantic (9/23/06)
HAD A PLAYER KICK 4 FIELD GOALS:
4, Ryan Succop vs. UAB (9/27/08)
HAD A PLAYER KICK 5+ FIELD GOALS:
5, Spencer Lanning at Georgia (9/12/09)
HAD A PLAYER WITH 2
INTERCEPTIONS:
2, Chris Culliver, at Kentucky (10/11/08)
HAD A PLAYER WITH 3
INTERCEPTIONS:
3, Patrick Hinton vs. NC State (10/29/88)
BLOCKED A FIELD GOAL ATTEMPT:
Stephon Gilmore at Tennessee (10/29/11)
RETURNED A BLOCKED FIELD GOAL
FOR A TD:
Captain Munnerlyn at Kentucky, 81 yards,
(10/11/08)
BLOCKED A PAT:
Byron Jerideua at Florida (10/20/12)
RETURNED A BLOCKED EXTRA POINT
FOR A 2-POINT CONVERSION:
Victor Hampton at Florida (10/20/12)
BLOCKED A PUNT:
Devin Taylor at NC State (9/3/09)
BLOCKED A PUNT FOR A TD:
Derek Watson vs. Florida, 2 yards, (11/11/00)
HAD A PUNT BLOCKED:
at Kentucky (9/29/12)
HAD A FIELD GOAL BLOCKED:
vs. Michigan (1/1/13)
HAD A PAT BLOCKED:
vs. Kentucky (10/8/11)
ALLOWED BLOCKED PAT TO BE
RETURNED FOR CONVERSION:
Demetrice Webb, Florida (11/12/05)
MISSED A PAT:
vs The Citadel (11/19/11)
MADE A 2-PT CONVERSION:
Dondrial Pinkins run vs. UAB (9/20/03)
ATTEMPTED A 2-PT CONVERSION:
vs. Michigan (1/1/13)
RECOVERED ITS OWN ONSIDE KICK:
at Arkansas (11/3/07)
HAD LESS THAN 50 YARDS RUSHING:
36, at Florida (10/20/12)
HAD 200+ YARDS RUSHING:
200, at Kentucky (9/29/12)
HAD 300+ YARDS RUSHING:
356, vs. Vanderbilt (10/20/01)
HAD 500-599+ TOTAL NET YARDS:
510, vs. Tennessee (10/27/12)
HAD 600+ TOTAL NET YARDS:
639, vs. Kentucky (10/8/11)
HAD A 50+ YARD RUN:
64, Connor Shaw, vs. Michigan (1/1/13)
HAD A 50+ YARD RECEPTION:
56, Connor Shaw to Damiere Byrd; and 70,
Dylan Thompson to Nick Jones, vs. Michigan
(1/1/13)
Last Time an
Opponent Had...
TEAM...
LESS THAN 50 YARDS RUSHING:
27, vs UAB (9/15/12)
200+ YARDS RUSHING:
246, vs Auburn (10/01/11)
LESS THAN 100 YARDS PASSING:
83, vs. Clemson (11/26/11)
400+ YARDS PASSING:
402, vs Florida (11/11/95)
LESS THAN 200 TOTAL NET YARDS:
183, at Florida (10/20/12)
500+ TOTAL NET YARDS:
589, vs Auburn (12/4/10)
600+ TOTAL NET YARDS:
650, at Arkansas (11/3/07)
INDIVIDUAL...
350+ YARDS PASSING:
368, Tyler Bray, Tennessee (10/27/12)
400+ YARDS PASSING:
485, Eric Zeier, Georgia (9/3/94)
150+ YARDS RUSHING:
176, Cam Newton, Auburn (9/25/10)
200+ YARDS RUSHING:
246, Mark Ingram, at Alabama (10/17/09)
250+ YARDS RUSHING:
321, Darren McFadden, Arkansas (11/3/07)
300+ YARDS RUSHING:
321, Darren McFadden, Arkansas (11/3/07)
200+ YARDS RECEIVING:
217, Darvin Adams, Auburn (12/4/10)
50+ YARD RUN:
50, Jeremy Hill, LSU (10/13/12)
50+ YARD RECEPTION:
61, Vincent Dallas from Tyler Bray,
vs Tennessee (10/27/12)
MADE 4 FIELD GOALS:
4, Dustin Hopkins, Florida State (12/31/10)
RUSHED FOR 4 TOUCHDOWNS:
4, Chad Jasmin, Clemson (11/21/03)
PASSED FOR 4 TOUCHDOWNS:
4, Tyler Bray, Tennessee (10/27/12)
TWO PLAYERS WITH...
100+ YARDS RUSHING:
at Auburn, Cam Newton (176) &
Michael Dyer (100) (9/25/10)
100+ YARDS RECEIVING:
Central Florida, Mike Walker (105) &
Brandon Marshall (102), (9/1/05)
The Last Time It Happened
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2012 SEC Team Statistics
SCORING OFFENSE G TD XP 2XP DXP FG Saf Pts Avg
1. Texas A&M 13 78 69 0 1 13 0 578 44.5
2. Alabama 14 71 69 1 0 15 0 542 38.7
3. Georgia 14 72 63 3 0 8 2 529 37.8
4. Tennessee 12 56 49 1 0 15 1 434 36.2
5. South Carolina 13 54 51 0 1 11 0 410 31.5
6. Ole Miss 13 51 49 0 0 18 0 409 31.5
7. Vanderbilt 13 47 46 0 0 20 1 390 30.0
8. LSU 13 46 44 1 0 21 1 387 29.8
9. Mississippi State 13 49 47 0 0 14 0 383 29.5
10. Florida 13 39 36 1 0 24 0 344 26.5
11. Missouri 12 39 33 0 0 14 0 309 25.8
12. Arkansas 12 35 33 0 0 13 0 282 23.5
13. Auburn 12 27 27 0 0 11 1 224 18.7
14. Kentucky 12 27 27 0 0 8 1 215 17.9
RUSHING OFFENSE G Att Yds Avg TD Yds/G
1. Texas A&M 13 533 3147 5.9 46 242.1
2. Alabama 14 570 3185 5.6 37 227.5
3. Florida 13 539 2440 4.5 22 187.7
4. Georgia 14 525 2556 4.9 32 182.6
5. Ole Miss 13 551 2260 4.1 25 173.8
6. LSU 13 527 2258 4.3 29 173.7
7. Vanderbilt 13 524 2162 4.1 25 166.3
8. Tennessee 12 413 1924 4.7 18 160.3
9. Auburn 12 438 1781 4.1 16 148.4
10. Mississippi State 13 424 1874 4.4 18 144.2
11. Kentucky 12 403 1665 4.1 13 138.8
12. Missouri 12 453 1662 3.7 16 138.5
13. South Carolina 13 491 1800 3.7 19 138.5
14. Arkansas 12 367 1424 3.9 12 118.7
PASS OFFENSE G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds Avg TD Yds/G
1. Texas A&M 13 492 329 10 66.9 4114 8.4 28 316.5
2. Tennessee 12 477 285 14 59.7 3787 7.9 35 315.6
3. Arkansas 12 459 272 16 59.3 3618 7.9 23 301.5
4. Georgia 14 399 254 11 63.7 3991 10.0 37 285.1
5. Ole Miss 13 411 261 18 63.5 3249 7.9 24 249.9
6. South Carolina 13 365 225 9 61.6 3095 8.5 29 238.1
7. Mississippi State 13 424 249 10 58.7 3091 7.3 28 237.8
8. Alabama 14 328 219 3 66.8 3052 9.3 31 218.0
9. Missouri 12 414 228 14 55.1 2615 6.3 15 217.9
10. Vanderbilt 13 350 207 5 59.1 2774 7.9 17 213.4
11. LSU 13 356 208 7 58.4 2607 7.3 12 200.5
12. Kentucky 12 387 220 10 56.8 2115 5.5 13 176.2
13. Auburn 12 257 147 15 57.2 1879 7.3 8 156.6
14. Florida 13 288 183 5 63.5 1902 6.6 13 146.3
TOTAL OFFENSE G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg/P TD Yds/G
1. Texas A&M 13 3147 4114 1025 7261 7.1 74 558.5
2. Tennessee 12 1924 3787 890 5711 6.4 53 475.9
3. Georgia 14 2556 3991 924 6547 7.1 69 467.6
4. Alabama 14 3185 3052 898 6237 6.9 68 445.5
5. Ole Miss 13 2260 3249 962 5509 5.7 49 423.8
6. Arkansas 12 1424 3618 826 5042 6.1 35 420.2
7. Mississippi State 13 1874 3091 848 4965 5.9 46 381.9
8. Vanderbilt 13 2162 2774 874 4936 5.6 42 379.7
9. South Carolina 13 1800 3095 856 4895 5.7 48 376.5
10. LSU 13 2258 2607 883 4865 5.5 41 374.2
11. Missouri 12 1662 2615 867 4277 4.9 31 356.4
12. Florida 13 2440 1902 827 4342 5.3 35 334.0
13. Kentucky 12 1665 2115 790 3780 4.8 26 315.0
14. Auburn 12 1781 1879 695 3660 5.3 24 305.0
PASS EFFICIENCY G Att Cmp Pct Int Yds TD Effic
1. Alabama 14 328 219 66.8 3 3052 31 174.3
2. Georgia 14 399 254 63.7 11 3991 37 172.8
3. South Carolina 13 365 225 61.6 9 3095 29 154.2
4. Texas A&M 13 492 329 66.9 10 4114 28 151.8
5. Tennessee 12 477 285 59.7 14 3787 35 144.8
6. Ole Miss 13 411 261 63.5 18 3249 24 140.4
7. Vanderbilt 13 350 207 59.1 5 2774 17 138.9
8. Mississippi State 13 424 249 58.7 10 3091 28 137.0
9. Arkansas 12 459 272 59.3 16 3618 23 135.0
10. Florida 13 288 183 63.5 5 1902 13 130.4
11. LSU 13 356 208 58.4 7 2607 12 127.1
12. Auburn 12 257 147 57.2 15 1879 8 117.2
13. Missouri 12 414 228 55.1 14 2615 15 113.3
14. Kentucky 12 387 220 56.8 10 2115 13 108.7
SCORING DEFENSE G TD XP 2XP DXP FG Saf Pts Avg
1. Alabama 14 20 18 0 0 5 0 153 10.9
2. Florida 13 21 18 0 1 14 0 188 14.5
3. LSU 13 29 24 0 0 10 0 228 17.5
4. South Carolina 13 27 24 0 0 17 0 237 18.2
5. Vanderbilt 13 27 23 2 0 18 0 243 18.7
6. Georgia 14 34 30 1 0 13 0 275 19.6
7. Texas A&M 13 36 29 1 0 12 0 283 21.8
8. Mississippi State 13 37 36 0 0 15 0 303 23.3
9. Ole Miss 13 44 40 1 0 17 1 359 27.6
10. Auburn 12 44 44 0 0 10 1 340 28.3
11. Missouri 12 45 40 1 0 9 1 341 28.4
12. Arkansas 12 47 44 0 0 13 0 365 30.4
13. Kentucky 12 48 41 2 0 13 0 372 31.0
14. Tennessee 12 53 46 2 0 20 0 428 35.7
RUSHING DEFENSE G Att Yards Avg. TD Yds/G
1. Alabama 14 440 1069 2.4 10 76.4
2. Florida 13 413 1229 3.0 12 94.5
3. LSU 13 440 1321 3.0 14 101.6
4. South Carolina 13 504 1569 3.1 9 120.7
5. Arkansas 12 440 1489 3.4 21 124.1
6. Ole Miss 13 483 1681 3.5 17 129.3
7. Texas A&M 13 487 1814 3.7 18 139.5
8. Vanderbilt 13 482 1848 3.8 17 142.2
9. Missouri 12 451 1791 4.0 26 149.2
10. Kentucky 12 481 1935 4.0 25 161.2
11. Mississippi State 13 504 2153 4.3 16 165.6
12. Georgia 14 616 2550 4.1 17 182.1
13. Tennessee 12 477 2266 4.8 25 188.8
14. Auburn 12 484 2371 4.9 23 197.6
PASS DEFENSE G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds Avg TD Yds/G
1. Alabama 14 397 217 18 54.7 2431 6.1 8 173.6
2. Georgia 14 351 200 13 57.0 2459 7.0 13 175.6
3. Vanderbilt 13 432 232 11 53.7 2493 5.8 7 191.8
4. Florida 13 444 231 20 52.0 2498 5.6 7 192.2
5. South Carolina 13 379 213 15 56.2 2533 6.7 18 194.8
6. LSU 13 457 254 18 55.6 2678 5.9 15 206.0
7. Mississippi State 13 414 265 19 64.0 2883 7.0 17 221.8
8. Auburn 12 358 235 2 65.6 2675 7.5 20 222.9
9. Kentucky 12 367 247 5 67.3 2757 7.5 21 229.8
10. Missouri 12 401 261 7 65.1 2897 7.2 19 241.4
11. Ole Miss 13 427 268 15 62.8 3205 7.5 22 246.5
12. Texas A&M 13 485 281 12 57.9 3259 6.7 17 250.7
13. Tennessee 12 446 272 12 61.0 3390 7.6 26 282.5
14. Arkansas 12 419 262 6 62.5 3430 8.2 24 285.8
TOTAL DEFENSE G Rush Pass Plys Yards Avg TD Yds/G
1. Alabama 14 1069 2431 837 3500 4.2 18 250.0
2. Florida 13 1229 2498 857 3727 4.3 19 286.7
3. LSU 13 1321 2678 897 3999 4.5 29 307.6
4. South Carolina 13 1569 2533 883 4102 4.6 27 315.5
5. Vanderbilt 13 1848 2493 914 4341 4.7 24 333.9
6. Georgia 14 2550 2459 967 5009 5.2 30 357.8
7. Ole Miss 13 1681 3205 910 4886 5.4 39 375.8
8. Mississippi State 13 2153 2883 918 5036 5.5 33 387.4
9. Texas A&M 13 1814 3259 972 5073 5.2 35 390.2
10. Missouri 12 1791 2897 852 4688 5.5 45 390.7
11. Kentucky 12 1935 2757 848 4692 5.5 46 391.0
12. Arkansas 12 1489 3430 859 4919 5.7 45 409.9
13. Auburn 12 2371 2675 842 5046 6.0 43 420.5
14. Tennessee 12 2266 3390 923 5656 6.1 51 471.3
PASS DEF EFF. G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Effic
1. Florida 13 444 231 20 52.0 2498 7 95.5
2. Vanderbilt 13 432 232 11 53.7 2493 7 102.4
3. Alabama 14 397 217 18 54.7 2431 8 103.7
4. LSU 13 457 254 18 55.6 2678 15 107.8
5. South Carolina 13 379 213 15 56.2 2533 18 120.1
6. Georgia 14 351 200 13 57.0 2459 13 120.6
7. Texas A&M 13 485 281 12 57.9 3259 17 121.0
8. Mississippi State 13 414 265 19 64.0 2883 17 126.9
9. Ole Miss 13 427 268 15 62.8 3205 22 135.8
10. Missouri 12 401 261 7 65.1 2897 19 137.9
11. Tennessee 12 446 272 12 61.0 3390 26 138.7
12. Auburn 12 358 235 2 65.6 2675 20 145.7
13. Kentucky 12 367 247 5 67.3 2757 21 146.6
14. Arkansas 12 419 262 6 62.5 3430 24 147.3
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KICKOFFS G No. Yds Avg Retn TB NetAvg
1. Auburn 12 48 3123 65.1 233 33 43.0
2. Florida 13 72 4538 63.0 684 33 42.1
3. Tennessee 12 78 4810 61.7 949 25 41.5
4. LSU 13 79 4842 61.3 903 27 41.3
5. Georgia 14 92 5788 62.9 1091 37 41.0
6. Arkansas 12 58 3750 64.7 402 39 40.9
7. Texas A&M 13 103 6497 63.1 708 65 40.4
8. Alabama 14 99 6285 63.5 1143 46 40.3
9. Mississippi State 13 73 4395 60.2 1072 16 40.0
10. Missouri 12 62 3726 60.1 848 16 40.0
11. South Carolina 13 75 4684 62.5 790 36 39.9
12. Kentucky 12 40 2456 61.4 510 15 39.3
13. Vanderbilt 13 78 4660 59.7 1050 22 39.2
14. Ole Miss 13 80 5007 62.6 1030 35 38.8
PUNTING G No. Yards Avg/P PR Avg TBg Net/P
1. Arkansas 12 54 2416 44.7 152 2.8 3 40.8
2. LSU 13 71 3167 44.6 59 0.8 11 40.7
3. Florida 13 68 3038 44.7 161 2.4 6 40.5
4. Mississippi State 13 57 2340 41.1 6 0.1 3 39.9
5. Texas A&M 13 41 1721 42.0 70 1.7 1 39.8
6. Alabama 14 50 2214 44.3 117 2.3 6 39.5
7. Kentucky 12 61 2617 42.9 150 2.5 3 39.5
8. Vanderbilt 13 61 2719 44.6 214 3.5 5 39.4
9. Auburn 12 70 2783 39.8 4 0.1 4 38.6
10. Tennessee 12 56 2278 40.7 133 2.4 3 37.2
11. Georgia 14 68 2784 40.9 156 2.3 6 36.9
12. Missouri 12 70 2937 42.0 313 4.5 3 36.6
13. Ole Miss 13 58 2350 40.5 189 3.3 2 36.6
14. South Carolina 13 58 2242 38.7 52 0.9 5 36.0
FIRST DOWNS G Rush Pass Pen Total
1. Texas A&M 13 149 180 28 357
2. Alabama 14 160 131 12 303
3. Georgia 14 124 161 12 297
4. Ole Miss 13 138 134 19 291
5. Tennessee 12 94 178 17 289
6. Mississippi State 13 95 149 18 262
7. South Carolina 13 103 135 20 258
8. Arkansas 12 88 142 23 253
9. Vanderbilt 13 114 109 23 246
10. LSU 13 120 106 16 242
11. Florida 13 129 81 16 226
12. Missouri 12 95 114 8 217
13. Kentucky 12 91 102 21 214
14. Auburn 12 95 83 8 186
3RD-DN CONV. G Conv Att Pct
1. Texas A&M 13 107 195 54.9
2. Alabama 14 80 167 47.9
3. Georgia 14 85 179 47.5
4. Ole Miss 13 89 201 44.3
5. South Carolina 13 75 176 42.6
6. LSU 13 78 194 40.2
7. Kentucky 12 71 178 39.9
8. Tennessee 12 62 166 37.3
9. Arkansas 12 58 157 36.9
10. Florida 13 65 178 36.5
11. Mississippi State 13 57 164 34.8
12. Vanderbilt 13 63 188 33.5
13. Missouri 12 62 186 33.3
14. Auburn 12 44 143 30.8
4TH-DOWN CONV. G Conv Att Pct
1. Ole Miss 13 13 18 72.2
2. Florida 13 7 11 63.6
Alabama 14 7 11 63.6
4. Mississippi State 13 13 21 61.9
5. South Carolina 13 10 17 58.8
6. Texas A&M 13 7 12 58.3
7. LSU 13 4 7 57.1
8. Vanderbilt 13 17 30 56.7
9. Tennessee 12 9 19 47.4
10. Georgia 14 4 9 44.4
11. Missouri 12 10 23 43.5
12. Auburn 12 3 9 33.3
Arkansas 12 6 18 33.3
14. Kentucky 12 3 22 13.6
KICKOFF RETURNS G Ret Yds TD Avg
1. Missouri 12 35 864 2 24.7
2. LSU 13 31 744 0 24.0
3. Alabama 14 21 503 1 24.0
4. Florida 13 36 835 1 23.2
5. Mississippi State 13 44 1016 1 23.1
6. Auburn 12 36 808 1 22.4
7. Georgia 14 32 709 1 22.2
8. Vanderbilt 13 40 874 0 21.9
9. South Carolina 13 26 563 0 21.7
10. Kentucky 12 48 1009 0 21.0
11. Tennessee 12 51 1046 1 20.5
12. Ole Miss 13 43 861 1 20.0
13. Texas A&M 13 35 697 0 19.9
14. Arkansas 12 31 566 0 18.3
PUNT RETURNS G Ret Yds TD Avg
1. Missouri 12 28 421 3 15.0
2. South Carolina 13 30 427 2 14.2
3. Florida 13 18 249 1 13.8
4. Texas A&M 13 34 452 1 13.3
5. Tennessee 12 22 261 1 11.9
6. Vanderbilt 13 35 366 3 10.5
7. Alabama 14 34 337 0 9.9
8. LSU 13 36 327 2 9.1
9. Auburn 12 18 161 0 8.9
10. Georgia 14 27 203 0 7.5
11. Kentucky 12 22 165 0 7.5
12. Mississippi State 13 23 171 0 7.4
13. Arkansas 12 21 124 0 5.9
14. Ole Miss 13 24 134 0 5.6
OPP. 1ST DOWNS G Rush Pass Pen Total
1. Alabama 14 63 115 14 192
2. Florida 13 74 120 32 226
3. South Carolina 13 109 105 17 231
4. Vanderbilt 13 107 113 16 236
5. LSU 13 81 126 33 240
6. Missouri 12 91 137 17 245
7. Ole Miss 13 97 138 16 251
8. Arkansas 12 86 155 16 257
9. Auburn 12 120 121 22 263
10. Georgia 14 143 104 20 267
11. Kentucky 12 121 127 20 268
Tennessee 12 101 149 18 268
13. Texas A&M 13 105 145 23 273
14. Mississippi State 13 134 128 16 278
OPP 3RD-DN CONV. G Conv Att Pct
1. Florida 13 58 187 31.0
2. LSU 13 59 185 31.9
3. Alabama 14 61 190 32.1
4. Texas A&M 13 66 204 32.4
5. Vanderbilt 13 71 207 34.3
6. Missouri 12 59 168 35.1
7. Georgia 14 76 208 36.5
8. South Carolina 13 71 192 37.0
9. Ole Miss 13 76 199 38.2
10. Tennessee 12 73 191 38.2
11. Arkansas 12 68 175 38.9
12. Auburn 12 69 169 40.8
13. Mississippi State 13 77 183 42.1
14. Kentucky 12 91 174 52.3
OPP 4TH-DN CONV G Conv Att Pct
1. Kentucky 12 5 15 33.3
Vanderbilt 13 9 27 33.3
3. Georgia 14 7 20 35.0
4. Alabama 14 7 18 38.9
5. Ole Miss 13 8 20 40.0
6. South Carolina 13 11 25 44.0
7. Auburn 12 9 20 45.0
8. Texas A&M 13 13 28 46.4
9. Florida 13 7 13 53.8
10. Missouri 12 9 16 56.2
11. Tennessee 12 15 26 57.7
12. Arkansas 12 11 19 57.9
13. LSU 13 10 17 58.8
14. Mississippi State 13 11 15 73.3
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RED ZONE OFFENSE G RedZone Pct. TDs R/P FG-A Fumb/Int/Dns/Other
1. Ole Miss 13 41-45 91.1 30 20/10 11-14 0/1/0/0
2. Alabama 14 56-62 90.3 46 32/14 10-10 3/2/1/0
3. Texas A&M 13 59-68 86.8 50 34/16 9-14 2/1/1/0
4. Tennessee 12 51-59 86.4 36 16/20 15-17 4/1/1/0
5. Georgia 14 43-50 86.0 38 23/15 5-6 0/2/2/2
6. LSU 13 45-53 84.9 27 21/6 18-21 2/3/0/0
7. Florida 13 38-46 82.6 24 15/9 14-18 1/2/0/1
8. Auburn 12 23-28 82.1 14 13/1 9-10 1/2/1/0
9. South Carolina 13 39-48 81.2 31 17/14 8-11 2/2/2/0
10. Missouri 12 30-39 76.9 20 14/6 10-13 2/3/0/1
11. Mississippi State 13 39-51 76.5 31 12/19 8-12 0/3/4/1
12. Vanderbilt 13 38-50 76.0 25 18/7 13-15 4/2/3/1
13. Arkansas 12 34-48 70.8 23 12/11 11-15 3/2/3/2
14. Kentucky 12 23-34 67.6 18 9/9 5-6 3/0/4/3
PENALTIES G No Yds Avg/G
1. Alabama 14 54 467 33.4
2. Ole Miss 13 62 480 36.9
3. South Carolina 13 63 526 40.5
4. Kentucky 12 55 496 41.3
5. Mississippi State 13 61 538 41.4
6. Missouri 12 67 519 43.2
7. Arkansas 12 72 528 44.0
8. Vanderbilt 13 77 584 44.9
9. Auburn 12 75 601 50.1
10. Tennessee 12 82 630 52.5
11. Georgia 14 96 749 53.5
12. Texas A&M 13 80 735 56.5
13. LSU 13 94 753 57.9
14. Florida 13 105 895 68.8
SACKS BY G Sacks Yards
1. South Carolina 13 43 275
2. Ole Miss 13 38 268
3. Alabama 14 35 207
LSU 13 35 224
5. Georgia 14 32 203
6. Vanderbilt 13 31 196
Texas A&M 13 31 170
Arkansas 12 31 266
9. Florida 13 30 197
10. Kentucky 12 27 188
11. Auburn 12 22 137
12. Missouri 12 21 149
13. Mississippi State 13 18 147
14. Tennessee 12 17 145
FIELD GOALS G Made Att Pct
1. Vanderbilt 13 20 24 .833
2. Florida 13 24 29 .828
3. Tennessee 12 15 19 .789
4. Auburn 12 11 14 .786
5. Alabama 14 15 20 .750
6. LSU 13 21 29 .724
7. Missouri 12 14 20 .700
8. Arkansas 12 13 20 .650
9. South Carolina 13 11 17 .647
10. Ole Miss 13 18 28 .643
11. Mississippi State 13 14 22 .636
12. Texas A&M 13 13 22 .591
13. Georgia 14 8 14 .571
14. Kentucky 12 8 15 .533
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TURNOVER MARGIN G Fum Int Tot Fum Int Tot Mar Per/G
1. LSU 13 15 18 33 10 7 17 +16 1.23
Mississippi State 13 14 19 33 7 10 17 +16 1.23
3. Florida 13 10 20 30 10 5 15 +15 1.15
4. Alabama 14 11 18 29 12 3 15 +14 1.00
5. Georgia 14 17 13 30 8 11 19 +11 0.79
6. South Carolina 13 9 15 24 11 9 20 +4 0.31
7. Missouri 12 16 7 23 8 14 22 +1 0.08
8. Vanderbilt 13 7 11 18 13 5 18 +0 0.00
9. Ole Miss 13 13 15 28 11 18 29 -1 -0.08
10. Kentucky 12 7 5 12 6 10 16 -4 -0.33
11. Texas A&M 13 4 12 16 11 10 21 -5 -0.38
12. Tennessee 12 5 12 17 8 14 22 -5 -0.42
13. Auburn 12 11 2 13 10 15 25 -12 -1.00
14. Arkansas 12 6 6 12 15 16 31 -19 -1.58
RED ZONE DEFENSE G RedZone Pct. TDs R/P FG-A Fumb/Int/Dns/Other
1. Alabama 14 19-29 65.5 16 10/6 3-6 3/2/1/1
2. Florida 13 28-39 71.8 18 12/6 10-19 0/1/1/0
3. Arkansas 12 36-49 73.5 30 17/13 6-9 0/3/5/2
4. Georgia 14 34-46 73.9 23 13/10 11-16 4/2/1/0
5. South Carolina 13 33-44 75.0 20 8/12 13-14 2/1/5/2
6. Ole Miss 13 36-46 78.3 23 13/10 13-14 2/3/4/0
7. Missouri 12 40-51 78.4 38 23/15 2-4 4/1/3/1
8. Texas A&M 13 34-43 79.1 25 17/8 9-11 0/3/4/0
9. Mississippi State 13 35-44 79.5 23 13/10 12-14 1/4/1/1
10. LSU 13 29-36 80.6 22 13/9 7-9 2/1/1/1
11. Auburn 12 41-49 83.7 32 19/13 9-14 2/0/1/0
12. Kentucky 12 37-44 84.1 29 20/9 8-9 0/0/4/2
13. Vanderbilt 13 33-39 84.6 17 12/5 16-16 0/2/3/1
14. Tennessee 12 43-47 91.5 27 14/13 16-17 0/2/0/1
OPP. PENALTIES G No Yds Avg/G
1. Texas A&M 13 90 744 57.2
2. Vanderbilt 13 89 716 55.1
3. Florida 13 77 632 48.6
4. Mississippi State 13 70 631 48.5
5. Missouri 12 74 563 46.9
6. Arkansas 12 66 551 45.9
7. Ole Miss 13 69 543 41.8
8. Tennessee 12 62 497 41.4
9. South Carolina 13 62 536 41.2
10. Alabama 14 67 565 40.4
11. LSU 13 72 524 40.3
12. Georgia 14 70 557 39.8
13. Kentucky 12 64 477 39.8
14. Auburn 12 51 410 34.2
SACKS AGAINST G Sacks Yards
1. Tennessee 12 8 58
2. Arkansas 12 18 132
3. Mississippi State 13 19 130
4. Texas A&M 13 23 139
Alabama 14 23 178
6. Vanderbilt 13 24 179
7. Kentucky 12 26 174
8. Georgia 14 27 168
9. Missouri 12 29 206
10. LSU 13 32 241
11. Ole Miss 13 34 222
12. Auburn 12 37 238
13. South Carolina 13 38 260
14. Florida 13 39 283
PAT KICKING G Made Att Pct
1. South Carolina 13 51 51 1.000
Ole Miss 13 49 49 1.000
LSU 13 44 44 1.000
Arkansas 12 33 33 1.000
Kentucky 12 27 27 1.000
Auburn 12 27 27 1.000
7. Alabama 14 69 70 .986
8. Mississippi State 13 47 48 .979
9. Vanderbilt 13 46 47 .979
10. Florida 13 36 37 .973
11. Georgia 14 63 67 .940
12. Tennessee 12 49 54 .907
13. Texas A&M 13 69 77 .896
14. Missouri 12 33 37 .892
TIME OF POSS. G Total Time Avg/G
1. Florida 13 421:45 32:26
2. Alabama 14 451:50 32:16
3. LSU 13 397:26 30:34
4. Vanderbilt 13 392:24 30:11
5. Mississippi State 13 390:15 30:01
6. Missouri 12 358:45 29:53
7. South Carolina 13 387:00 29:46
8. Auburn 12 355:20 29:36
9. Texas A&M 13 365:51 28:08
10. Georgia 14 393:42 28:07
11. Ole Miss 13 364:50 28:03
12. Arkansas 12 330:47 27:33
13. Tennessee 12 323:40 26:58
14. Kentucky 12 309:31 25:47
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2012 SEC Individual Statistics
RUSHING Team Cl G Att Yds Avg TD Long Yds/G
1. Johnny Manziel AM FR 13 201 1410 7.0 21 72 108.5
2. Todd Gurley UG FR 14 222 1385 6.2 17 55 98.9
3. Eddie Lacy UA JR 14 204 1322 6.5 17 73 94.4
4. Mike Gillislee UF SR 13 244 1152 4.7 10 46 88.6
5. Zac Stacy VU SR 13 207 1141 5.5 10 90 87.8
6. Kendi Lawrence MO SR 12 200 1025 5.1 12 77 85.4
7. LaDarius Perkins MS JR 12 205 1024 5.0 8 64 85.3
8. Tre Mason AU SO 12 171 1002 5.9 8 86 83.5
9. T.J. Yeldon UA FR 14 175 1108 6.3 12 43 79.1
10. Rajion Neal UT JR 10 156 708 4.5 5 29 70.8
PASSING AVG Team Cl G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Avg/G
1. Tyler Wilson AR SR 11 401 249 13 62.1 3387 21 307.9
2. Tyler Bray UT JR 12 451 268 12 59.4 3612 34 301.0
3. Johnny Manziel AM FR 13 434 295 9 68.0 3706 26 285.1
4. Aaron Murray UG JR 14 386 249 10 64.5 3893 36 278.1
5. Bo Wallace UM SO 13 368 235 17 63.9 2994 22 230.3
6. Tyler Russell MS JR 13 394 231 10 58.6 2897 24 222.8
7. Jordan Rodgers VU SR 12 319 191 5 59.9 2539 15 211.6
8. AJ McCarron UA JR 14 314 211 3 67.2 2933 30 209.5
9. Zach Mettenberger LS JR 13 352 207 7 58.8 2609 12 200.7
10. Connor Shaw SC JR 11 228 154 7 67.5 1956 17 177.8
TOTAL OFFENSE Team Cl G Rush Pass Plays Total Yds/G
1. Johnny Manziel AM FR 13 1410 3706 635 5116 393.5
2. Tyler Wilson AR SR 11 7 3387 442 3394 308.5
3. Tyler Bray UT JR 12 -34 3612 466 3578 298.2
4. Aaron Murray UG JR 14 -68 3893 445 3825 273.2
5. Bo Wallace UM SO 13 390 2994 511 3384 260.3
6. Tyler Russell MS JR 13 -5 2897 437 2892 222.5
7. Jordan Rodgers VU SR 12 71 2539 410 2610 217.5
8. Connor Shaw SC JR 11 435 1956 359 2391 217.4
9. AJ McCarron UA JR 14 4 2933 363 2937 209.8
10. James Franklin MO JR 9 122 1562 322 1684 187.1
RECEPTIONS Team Cl G Rec Yds TD Long Avg/C Rec/G
1. Cobi Hamilton AR SR 12 90 1335 5 80 14.8 7.50
2. Jordan Matthews VU JR 13 94 1323 8 78 14.1 7.23
3. Mike Evans AM FR 13 82 1105 5 75 13.5 6.31
4. Justin Hunter UT JR 12 73 1083 9 46 14.8 6.08
5. Ryan Swope AM SR 13 72 913 8 80 12.7 5.54
6. Donte Moncrief UM SO 13 66 979 10 77 14.8 5.08
7. Chad Bumphis MS SR 13 58 922 12 72 15.9 4.46
8. Jarvis Landry LS SO 13 56 573 5 33 10.2 4.31
9. Amari Cooper UA FR 14 59 1000 11 54 16.9 4.21
10. Emory Blake AU SR 12 50 789 3 54 15.8 4.17
RECEIVE YARDS Team Cl G Rec Yds TD Long Avg/C Yds/G
1. Cobi Hamilton AR SR 12 90 1335 5 80 14.8 111.2
2. Jordan Matthews VU JR 13 94 1323 8 78 14.1 101.8
3. Justin Hunter UT JR 12 73 1083 9 46 14.8 90.2
4. Mike Evans AM FR 13 82 1105 5 75 13.5 85.0
5. Donte Moncrief UM SO 13 66 979 10 77 14.8 75.3
6. Amari Cooper UA FR 14 59 1000 11 54 16.9 71.4
7. Chad Bumphis MS SR 13 58 922 12 72 15.9 70.9
8. Ryan Swope AM SR 13 72 913 8 80 12.7 70.2
9. Tavarres King UG SR 14 42 950 9 75 22.6 67.9
10. Emory Blake AU SR 12 50 789 3 54 15.8 65.8
ALL PURPOSE Team Cl G Rush Rcv PR KR Yds Avg/G
1. C. Patterson UT JR 12 308 778 101 671 1858 154.8
2. LaDarius Perkins MS JR 12 1024 160 0 325 1509 125.8
3. Todd Gurley UG FR 14 1385 117 0 243 1745 124.6
4. Jordan Matthews VU JR 13 61 1323 53 32 1469 113.0
5. Cobi Hamilton AR SR 12 0 1335 0 0 1335 111.2
6. Johnny Manziel AM FR 13 1410 0 0 0 1410 108.5
7. Eddie Lacy UA JR 14 1322 189 0 0 1511 107.9
8. Zac Stacy VU SR 13 1141 205 15 0 1361 104.7
9. Dennis Johnson AR SR 12 757 160 0 309 1226 102.2
10. Onterio McCalebb AU SR 12 570 132 0 523 1225 102.1
INTERCEPTIONS Team Cl G Int Yds TD Long Int/G
1. Byron Moore UT JR 12 5 88 1 35 0.42
2. Darius Slay MS SR 13 5 101 1 52 0.38
3. HaHa Clinton-Dix UA SO 14 5 91 0 46 0.36
4. Johnthan Banks MS SR 13 4 124 0 47 0.31
Matt Elam UF JR 13 4 73 0 42 0.31
Tharold Simon LS JR 13 4 43 0 21 0.31
7. Damian Swann UG SO 14 4 61 0 27 0.29
Robert Lester UA SR 14 4 51 0 31 0.29
9. 5 players tied 0.25
PASSING EFFIC. Team Cl G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Effic.
1. AJ McCarron UA JR 14 314 211 3 67.2 2933 30 175.3
2. Aaron Murray UG JR 14 386 249 10 64.5 3893 36 174.8
3. Connor Shaw SC JR 11 228 154 7 67.5 1956 17 158.1
4. Johnny Manziel AM FR 13 434 295 9 68.0 3706 26 155.3
5. Tyler Bray UT JR 12 451 268 12 59.4 3612 34 146.3
6. Tyler Wilson AR SR 11 401 249 13 62.1 3387 21 143.8
7. Dylan Thompson SC SO 11 127 66 2 52.0 1027 10 142.7
8. Bo Wallace UM SO 13 368 235 17 63.9 2994 22 142.7
9. Jonathan Wallace AU FR 9 80 46 4 57.5 720 4 139.6
10. Jordan Rodgers VU SR 12 319 191 5 59.9 2539 15 139.1
PUNT RETURNS Team Cl G Ret Yds TD Long Avg
1. Ace Sanders SC JR 13 28 429 2 70 15.3
2. Marcus Murphy MO SO 12 27 374 3 72 13.9
3. Dustin Harris AM SR 13 34 432 1 96 12.7
4. Jonathan Krause VU JR 13 25 281 2 83 11.2
5. Christion Jones UA SO 14 21 213 0 31 10.1
6. Devrin Young UT SO 10 16 155 0 35 9.7
7. Odell Beckham LS SO 13 35 320 2 89 9.1
8. Johnthan Banks MS SR 13 14 123 0 22 8.8
9. Quan Bray AU SO 11 16 136 0 38 8.5
10. Dem. Robinson UK SO 12 18 117 0 27 6.5
KICK RETURNS Team Cl G Ret Yds TD Long Avg
1. C. Patterson UT JR 12 24 671 1 98 28.0
2. Michael Ford LS JR 13 20 549 0 86 27.5
3. Jameon Lewis MS SO 13 20 517 1 100 25.9
4. Jaylen Walton UM FR 13 26 643 1 100 24.7
5. Marcus Murphy MO SO 12 19 458 1 98 24.1
6. Onterio McCalebb AU SR 12 23 523 1 100 22.7
7. Bruce Ellington SC SO 13 18 406 0 50 22.6
8. Malcolm Mitchell UG SO 13 16 360 0 48 22.5
9. Trey Williams AM FR 13 25 557 0 76 22.3
10. Brian Kimbrow VU FR 13 22 486 0 52 22.1
PUNTING Team Cl G Punt Yds Long Avg
1. Kyle Christy UF SO 13 66 3023 62 45.8
2. Dylan Breeding AR SR 12 53 2416 72 45.6
3. Richard Kent VU SR 13 59 2652 67 44.9
4. Brad Wing LS SO 11 59 2643 69 44.8
5. Cody Mandell UA JR 14 50 2214 61 44.3
6. Michael Palardy UT JR 12 36 1551 66 43.1
7. Trey Barrow MO SR 12 68 2925 69 43.0
8. Landon Foster UK FR 12 61 2617 58 42.9
9. Ryan Epperson AM SR 13 41 1721 61 42.0
10. Collin Barber UG FR 14 60 2488 60 41.5
SCORING Team Cl G TD XPT FG 2XP Pts Pts/G
1. Johnny Manziel AM FR 13 21 0 0 0 126 9.7
2. Drew Alleman LS SR 13 0 44 21 0 107 8.2
3. Caleb Sturgis UF SR 13 0 34 24 0 106 8.2
Taylor Bertolet AM FR 13 0 67 13 0 106 8.2
5. Eddie Lacy UA JR 14 19 0 0 0 114 8.1
6. Bryson Rose UM SR 13 0 49 18 0 103 7.9
7. Todd Gurley UG FR 14 18 0 0 0 108 7.7
8. Jeremy Shelley UA SR 14 0 69 11 0 102 7.3
9. Carey Spear VU JR 13 0 27 20 0 87 6.7
10. Jeremy Hill LS FR 11 12 0 0 0 72 6.5
Christine Michael AM SR 11 12 0 0 0 72 6.5
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SCORING (TDs) Team Cl G TD Rush Pass Ret PAT Pts Pts/G
1. Johnny Manziel AM FR 13 21 21 0 0 0 126 9.7
2. Eddie Lacy UA JR 14 19 17 2 0 0 114 8.1
3. Todd Gurley UG FR 14 18 17 0 1 0 108 7.7
4. C. Michael AM SR 11 12 12 0 0 0 72 6.5
Jeremy Hill LS FR 11 12 12 0 0 0 72 6.5
6. Kendi Lawrence MO SR 12 12 12 0 0 0 72 6.0
7. T.J. Yeldon UA FR 14 13 12 1 0 1 80 5.7
8. Chad Bumphis MS SR 13 12 0 12 0 0 72 5.5
9. Rajion Neal UT JR 10 9 5 4 0 0 54 5.4
10. Ace Sanders SC JR 13 11 0 9 2 0 66 5.1
Mike Gillislee UF SR 13 11 10 1 0 0 66 5.1
SCORING (KICK) Team Cl G PATs FGs Pts Pts/G
1. Drew Alleman LS SR 13 44-44 21-29 107 8.2
2. Taylor Bertolet AM FR 13 67-74 13-22 106 8.2
Caleb Sturgis UF SR 13 34-35 24-28 106 8.2
4. Bryson Rose UM SR 13 49-49 18-28 103 7.9
5. Jeremy Shelley UA SR 14 69-69 11-11 102 7.3
6. Carey Spear VU JR 13 27-27 20-24 87 6.7
7. Devon Bell MS FR 13 43-44 14-21 85 6.5
8. Adam Yates SC SR 13 49-49 11-17 82 6.3
9. Andrew Baggett MO FR 12 33-37 14-20 75 6.2
10. Marshall Morgan UG FR 14 63-67 8-14 87 6.2
FIELD GOALS Team Cl G FG FGA Pct. FG/G
1. Caleb Sturgis UF SR 13 24 28 85.7 1.85
2. Drew Alleman LS SR 13 21 29 72.4 1.62
3. Carey Spear VU JR 13 20 24 83.3 1.54
4. Bryson Rose UM SR 13 18 28 64.3 1.38
5. Andrew Baggett MO FR 12 14 20 70.0 1.17
6. Devon Bell MS FR 13 14 21 66.7 1.08
7. Taylor Bertolet AM FR 13 13 22 59.1 1.00
8. Cody Parkey AU JR 12 11 14 78.6 0.92
Zach Hocker AR JR 12 11 18 61.1 0.92
10. Adam Yates SC SR 13 11 17 64.7 0.85
PAT KICKING PCT Team Cl G Made Att Pct.
1. Jeremy Shelley UA SR 14 69 69 100.0
Adam Yates SC SR 13 49 49 100.0
Bryson Rose UM SR 13 49 49 100.0
Drew Alleman LS SR 13 44 44 100.0
Zach Hocker AR JR 12 32 32 100.0
Carey Spear VU JR 13 27 27 100.0
Craig McIntosh UK SR 12 27 27 100.0
Cody Parkey AU JR 12 27 27 100.0
9. Devon Bell MS FR 13 43 44 97.7
10. Caleb Sturgis UF SR 13 34 35 97.1
FIELD GOAL PCT Team Cl G FG FGA Long Pct.
1. Caleb Sturgis UF SR 13 24 28 51 85.7
2. Drew Alleman LS SR 13 21 29 49 72.4
3. Bryson Rose UM SR 13 18 28 53 64.3
TACKLES Team Cl G Pos Solo Ast Total Avg/G Sack
1. A.J. Johnson UT SO 12 LB 63 75 138 11.5 1.0
2. Avery Williamson UK JR 12 LB 70 65 135 11.2 3.0
3. Kevin Minter LS JR 13 LB 55 75 130 10.0 4.0
4. Cameron Lawrence MS SR 13 LB 54 66 120 9.2 4.0
5. Lamin Barrow LS JR 13 LB 52 52 104 8.0 0.0
6. B. McKinney MS FR 13 LB 45 57 102 7.8 1.0
7. Daren Bates AU SR 12 LB 39 55 94 7.8 2.0
8. Ross Rasner AR SR 12 49 43 92 7.7 2.5
9. C.J. Mosley UA JR 14 LB 66 41 107 7.6 4.0
10. Alvin Dupree UK SO 12 LB 54 37 91 7.6 6.5
11. Kenny Ladler VU JR 12 DB 60 30 90 7.5 1.0
Demetruce McNeal AU JR 12 DB 53 37 90 7.5 1.0
13. Byron Moore UT JR 12 DB 48 38 86 7.2 0.0
Jermaine Whitehead AU SO 12 DB 40 46 86 7.2 1.0
15. Jarvis Jones UG JR 12 LB 52 33 85 7.1 14.5
SACKS Team Cl G Pos Solo Ast Yds Total Avg/G
1. Jarvis Jones UG JR 12 LB 14 1 103 14.5 1.21
2. Jadeveon Clowney SC SO 12 DE 12 2 73 13.0 1.08
3. Damontre Moore AM JR 13 DL 11 3 70 12.5 0.96
4. Chris Smith AR JR 12 DE 8 3 65 9.5 0.79
5. Sam Montgomery LS JR 13 DE 8 0 43 8.0 0.62
6. Dee Ford AU JR 11 DE 6 0 38 6.0 0.55
7. Alvin Dupree UK SO 12 LB 6 1 63 6.5 0.54
8. Trey Flowers AR SO 12 DE 5 2 58 6.0 0.50
Chase Garnham VU JR 13 LB 6 1 51 6.5 0.50
C.J. Johnson UM SO 13 DE 6 1 46 6.5 0.50
TACKLES FOR LOSS Team Cl G Pos Solo Ast Yds Total Avg/G
1. Jarvis Jones UG JR 12 LB 22 5 132 24.5 2.04
2. Jadeveon Clowney SC SO 12 DE 21 5 113 23.5 1.96
3. Damontre Moore AM JR 13 DL 18 6 93 21.0 1.62
4. Kevin Minter LS JR 13 LB 11 8 52 15.0 1.15
5. Trey Flowers AR SO 12 DE 10 6 76 13.0 1.08
Chris Smith AR JR 12 DE 11 4 70 13.0 1.08
7. Alvin Dupree UK SO 12 LB 11 3 79 12.5 1.04
8. Sam Montgomery LS JR 13 DE 10 6 57 13.0 1.00
Sharrif Floyd UF JR 13 DL 11 4 52 13.0 1.00
Denzel Nkemdiche UM FR 13 LB 9 8 40 13.0 1.00
FUMBLES FORCED Team Cl G Num Avg/G
1. Jarvis Jones UG JR 12 7 0.58
2. Donovan Bonner MO JR 11 4 0.36
3. Andrew Wilson MO JR 12 4 0.33
4. Denzel Nkemdiche UM FR 13 4 0.31
5. She Richardson MO JR 11 3 0.27
6. J. Clowney SC SO 12 3 0.25
7. Reginald Bowens SC SR 13 3 0.23
Loucheiz Purifoy UF SO 13 3 0.23
9. Curt Maggitt UT SO 9 2 0.22
10. Adrian Hubbard UA SO 14 3 0.21
FUMBLES RCVD Team Cl G Num Avg/G
1. Kip Edwards MO SR 12 3 0.25
2. Zaviar Gooden MO SR 10 2 0.20
3. Neiron Ball UF SO 11 2 0.18
She Richardson MO JR 11 2 0.18
5. Daren Bates AU SR 12 2 0.17
Jarvis Jones UG JR 12 2 0.17
Chris Hughes MS JR 12 2 0.17
Ferlando Bohanna MS SO 12 2 0.17
Kenront Walker MO SR 12 2 0.17
D.J. Swearinger SC SR 12 2 0.17
PASSES DEFENDED Team Cl G Brup Int Total Avg/G
1. Dee Milliner UA JR 13 20 2 22 1.69
2. Andre Hal VU JR 13 14 2 16 1.23
3. Marcus Roberson UF SO 13 12 2 14 1.08
4. E.J. Gaines MO JR 12 11 1 12 1.00
Tharold Simon LS JR 13 9 4 13 1.00
6. Dustin Harris AM SR 13 11 1 12 0.92
7. Trey Wilson VU SR 13 8 3 11 0.85
Johnthan Banks MS SR 13 7 4 11 0.85
Jaylen Watkins UF JR 13 8 3 11 0.85
Darius Slay MS SR 13 6 5 11 0.85
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2012 Game Recaps
South Carolina 7 3 0 7 17
Vanderbilt 0 10 3 0 13
Game 1
#9/9 South Carolina 17, Vanderbilt 13
August 30, 2012
Vanderbilt Stadium
Nashville, Tenn.
38,393
NASHVILLE, TENN.—Junior
running back Marcus Lattimore
rushed for 110 yards and two touch-
downs to lead ninth-ranked South
Carolina to a 17-13 victory over
Vanderbilt on Thursday night in the
season opener for both teams at
Vanderbilt Stadium.
With the Gamecocks trailing 13-
10 early in the fourth quarter, Lat-
timore scored the game-winning
touchdown on a 1-yard run with
11:25 remaining. The Gamecock de-
fense then buckled down and allowed
just 17 yards the rest of the way to
seal the win.
South Carolina (1-0, 1-0 SEC) has
now won 13 straight season openers
and nine straight games against SEC
Eastern Division opponents, while
Gamecock head coach Steve Spurrier
improves to 22-1 all-time in season openers. The Commodores (0-1, 0-1) have dropped four
straight games to South Carolina.
In his first game back after suffering a knee injury at Mississippi State last season, Lattimore
averaged 4.8 yards on 23 carries and led the Gamecocks with three receptions for 21 yards.
Despite missing several series with a shoulder injury, junior quarterback Connor Shaw
helped guide the Gamecocks back into the game, connecting on 7-of-11 passes for 67 yards
and rushing 14 times for 92 yards.
The Gamecock defense came up big early after two turnovers by the offense. With Vanderbilt
facing a third and goal at the Carolina 5, linebacker Shaq Wilson stepped in front of a Jordan
Rogers pass and returned the interception 37 yards to the Commodore 49.
Wilson’s interception provided a spark for the offense, as Shaw ran for a 20-yard gain on
Carolina’s first play after the turnover. Lattimore then took care of the rest as he busted loose for
a 29-yard touchdown run, breaking a tackle on his way to the end zone. The touchdown moved
Lattimore into sole possession of third place in career rushing touchdown at Carolina with 28.
Adam Yates tacked on the extra point to give the Gamecocks a 7-0 lead at the 4:55 mark of the
first quarter.
Yates drilled his first career field goal attempt from 20 yards out with 11:44 left in the half to
push South Carolina’s lead to 10-0.
Vanderbilt fought back to tie the game before halftime, as Rogers connected with Jordan Mat-
thews for a 78-yard scoring strike to make it a 10-7 ballgame with 10:37 remaining.
After holding the Gamecocks to a three-and-out on the ensuing possession, the Commo-
dores drove deep into Carolina territory before Carey Spear made a 25-yard field goal to knot
the game at 10-10.
Shaw left the game late in the second quarter with a shoulder injury after rushing for a 2-yard
gain on first down, as the teams ran out the clock and headed into the locker room tied at 10.
Vanderbilt took its first lead of the contest in the third quarter on a 44-yard field goal by Spear
that gave the Commodores a 13-10 advantage with 6:02 on the clock.
But Shaw re-entered the game to help lead the Gamecocks to victory. After the offense stalled
in his first series back, he guided Carolina on a nine-play, 66-yard scoring drive in his second
series, with Lattimore scoring from 1 yard out to give the Gamecocks the lead for good.
Wilson and sophomore defensive tackle Kelcy Quarles led the Carolina defense with eight
tackles apiece, as the Gamecocks surrendered 276 yards. Carolina also had five sacks on the
night.
Rogers led the way for Vanderbilt, completing 13-of-23 passes for 214 yards and one touch-
down.
Scoring Summary
1st 4:55 SC Lattimore 29-yard run (Yates kick) (2-49-0:21) 7-0
2nd 11:44 SC Yates 20-yard field goal (14-66-6:38) 10-0
2nd 10:37 VU Matthews 78-yard pass from Rodgers (Spear kick) (2-76-1:01) 10-7
2nd 6:51 VU Spear 25-yard field goal (5-38-2:06) 10-10
3rd 6:02 VU Spear 44-yard field goal (10-27-3:43) 10-13
4th 11:25 SC Lattimore 1-yard run (Yates kick) (9-66-4:39) 17-13
Team Statistics SC VU
First Downs 17 11
Rushing 12 6
Passing 4 5
Penalty 1 0
Net Yards Rushing 205 62
Rushing Attempts 47 36
Net Yards Passing 67 214
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 7-15-1 13-23-1
Total Offense Yards 272 276
Total Offense Plays 62 59
Fumbles: No.-Lost 2-1 3-0
Penalties: No.-Yards 6-30 5-35
Punts-Yards 6-234 4-174
Avg. Yards Per Punt 39.0 43.5
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 3-15 1-15
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 0-0 3-84
Interceptions: No.-Yards 1-37 1-17
Possession Time 31:36 28:24
Third Down Conversions 3-12 3-15
Fourth Down Conversions 1-1 1-4
Red Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 1-2
Sacks By: No.-Yards 5-31 3-24
PAT Kicks 2-2 1-1
Field Goals 1-1 2-3
Individual Statistics
RUSHING: SC: Lattimore 23-110; C. Shaw 14-92; Davis 1-4; Miles 1-3; Team 3-0;
Thompson 5-(-4). VU: Stacy 13-48’ Tate 7-17; Kimbrow 2-5; Grady 1-0; Rodgers
13-(-8).
PASSING: SC: Shaw 7-11-1-67; Thompson 0-3-0-0; Strickland 0-1-0-0. VU: Rod-
gers 13-23-1-214.
RECEIVING: SC: Lattimore 3-21; Sanders 2-13; Cunningham 1-20; Byrd 1-13. VU:
Matthews 8-147; Krause 2-9; Grady 1-32; Tate 1-17; Boyd 1-9.
PUNT RETURNS: SC: A. Sanders 3-15. VU: Stacy 1-15.
KICKOFF RETURNS: SC: None. VU: Hal 2-61; Clarke 1-23.
INTERCEPTION RETURNS: SC: Wilson 1-37. VU: Ladler 1-17.
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East Carolina 0 0 3 7 10
South Carolina 14 7 14 13 48
Game 2
#9/9 South Carolina 48, East Carolina 10
September 8, 2012
Williams-Brice Stadium
Columbia, S.C.
77,006
COLUMBIA, S.C.—In his first
career start, sophomore quarterback
Dylan Thompson threw for 330 yards
and three touchdowns to lead ninth-
ranked South Carolina to a 48-10
victory over East Carolina in its home
opener at Williams-Brice Stadium.
Thompson, who completed 21-of-
37 pass attempts, helped South Caro-
lina amass 528 yards of total offense,
including 397 through the air.
The Gamecocks (2-0) have won
six consecutive contests dating back
to last season. The win also gives
head coach Steve Spurrier the 199th
of his collegiate career.
Junior running back Marcus Lat-
timore led the Gamecock rushing at-
tack with 40 yards and a touchdown
on 13 carries. He is now tied for the
school record for career touchdowns
with 33.
South Carolina had 11 different players with at least one or more receptions. Sophomore
Rory Anderson led the way with career highs in receptions (four), receiving yards (90) and
touchdowns (two). Sophomores Damiere Byrd and Bruce Ellington added 81 and 63 yards, re-
spectively, while senior D.L. Moore had two receptions for 45 yards and two touchdowns. Junior
DeAngelo Smith also had a 30-yard touchdown reception, the first of his career.
Defensively, the Gamecocks surrendered 403 yards but they made big plays for the second
consecutive week, forcing five turnovers (four interceptions, one fumble).
Quin Smith, T.J. Gurley and Jimmy Legree led the defensive effort with five tackles apiece.
Legree also recorded his first career interception and returned it 34 yards for a touchdown.
Seniors D.J. Swearinger and Shaq Wilson and sophomore Brison Williams also came up with
one interception each.
ECU starting quarterback Rio Johnson threw for 193 yards but had three interceptions.
Backup Shane Carden completed 12-of-18 passes for 140 yards with one touchdown and one
interception, while sophomore receiver Justin Hardy hauled in eight passes for 111 yards and a
touchdown to lead the Pirates (1-1).
The Gamecocks wasted little time putting points on the scoreboard as they found the end
zone less than two minutes into the game. On the fourth play of the contest, Thompson connect-
ed with Byrd for a 53-yard pass play to the ECU 6. Lattimore took the handoff on the ensuing play
and plowed his way up the middle for a 6-yard touchdown run to give Carolina the early 7-0 lead.
South Carolina pushed its lead to 14-0 late in the first quarter with a five-play, 71-yard scor-
ing drive capped off by a 7-yard touchdown pass from Thompson to Anderson. Ellington and
Anderson did a majority of damage on the drive, tallying 40 and 24 receiving yards, respectively.
Thompson delivered his second touchdown strike of the contest early in the second quarter,
connecting with Smith in the corner of the end zone from 30 yards out to give the Gamecocks a
21-0 cushion heading into the locker room.
The Carolina defense came up big at the end of the half, forcing turnovers on three of ECU’s
final four possessions of the second quarter.
The defense kept its momentum going to start the second half, as Wilson stepped in front of
a Carden pass at the ECU 29 for his second interception of the season. Three plays later Thomp-
son completed a pass to Moore, who dodged defenders on his way into the end zone for a 29-
yard TD to give the Gamecocks a 28-0 lead. On the ensuing possession, Carolina scored again
when Legree intercepted a Johnson pass at the ECU 34 and raced into the end zone untouched.
A 23-yard field goal by ECU’s Warren Harvey at the 1:44 mark of the third made it 35-3.
The Gamecocks added another touchdown with the help of some trickery, as receiver Ace
Sanders caught a lateral and found Moore wide open for a 16-yard touchdown pass early in the
fourth quarter, giving South Carolina a 41-3 lead.
After ECU scored its first touchdown on a 34-yard pass from Carden to Hardy, USC capped
the scoring with a 51-yard scoring strike from Seth Strickland to Anderson late in the contest.
Scoring Summary
1st 13:47 SC Lattimore 6-yard run (Yates kick) (5-75-1:13) 7-0
1st 5:54 SC Anderson 7-yard pass from Thompson (Yates kick) (5-71-1:54) 14-0
2nd 11:58 SC Smith 30-yard pass from Thompson (Yates kick) (10-70-4:13) 21-0
3rd 13:44 SC Moore 29-yard pass from Thompson (Yates kick) (3-29-0:32) 28-0
3rd 12:28 SC Legree 34-yard interception return (Yates kick) 35-0
3rd 1:44 ECU Harvey 23-yard field goal (14-73-6:57) 35-3
4th 13:54 SC Moore 16-yard pass from Sanders (Strickland pass failed) (7-7-5-2:50) 41-3
4th 9:04 ECU Hardy 34-yard pass from Carden (Harvey kick) (10-82-4:50) 41-10
4th 0:54 SC Anderson 51-yard pass from Strickland (Ard kick) (6-79-2:15) 48-10
Team Statistics ECU SC
First Downs 18 25
Rushing 3 8
Passing 14 17
Penalty 1 0
Net Yards Rushing 70 131
Rushing Attempts 24 34
Net Yards Passing 333 397
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 30-47-4 23-40-0
Total Offense Yards 403 528
Total Offense Plays 71 74
Fumbles: No.-Lost 2-1 1-1
Penalties: No.-Yards 1-5 2-20
Punts-Yards 5-232 5-184
Avg. Yards Per Punt 46.4 36.8
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 1-0 2-40
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 6-98 0-0
Interceptions: No.-Yards 0-0 4-37
Possession Time 31:18 28:42
Third Down Conversions 4-13 8-15
Fourth Down Conversions 1-1 0-1
Red Zone Scores-Chances 1-1 3-4
Sacks By: No.-Yards 3-17 1-4
PAT Kicks 1-1 6-6
Field Goals 1-2 0-0
Individual Statistics
RUSHING: ECU: Cooper 6-31; Bullock 4-11; Dobson 6-10; Furr 3-8; Carden 3-7;
Hunt 2-3. SC: Lattimore 13-40; Miles 5-30; Thompson 9-17; Ellington 1-16; Davis
2-10; Blue 1-9; Strickland 1-9; Byrd 2-0.
PASSING: ECU: Johnson 18-29-3-193; Carden 12-18-1-140. SC: Thompson 21-
37-0-330; Strickland 1-2-0-51; Sanders 1-1-0-16.
RECEIVING: ECU: Hardy 8-111; Jones 3-46; Webster 3-45; Solomon 3-39; Boden-
heimer 3-23; Dobson 3-19; Bullock 2-14; Cooper 2-12; Wiggins 1-12; Arrington
1-7; Harris 1-5. SC: Anderson 4-90; Ellington 4-63; Byrd 2-81; Moore 2-45; Roland
2-25; Jones 2-19; Brent 2-14; Lattimore 2-8; Smith 1-30; Miles 1-18; Sanders 1-4.
PUNT RETURNS: ECU: Bodenheimer 1-0. SC: Sanders 2-40.
KICKOFF RETURNS: ECU: Ray 6-95; Bigger 0-3. SC: None.
INTERCEPTION RETURNS: ECU: None. SC: Legree 1-34; Swearinger 1-3; Wil-
liams 1-0; Wilson 1-0.
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UAB 3 3 0 0 6
South Carolina 7 14 14 14 49
Game 3
#8/9 South Carolina 49, UAB 6
September 15, 2012
Williams-Brice Stadium
Columbia, S.C.
77,963
COLUMBIA, S.C.—No. 8/9
South Carolina amassed 501 yards of
total offense en route to a 49-6 vic-
tory over UAB on Saturday night at
Williams-Brice Stadium, giving head
coach Steve Spurrier his 200th career
victory as a collegiate head coach.
With the win, the Gamecocks im-
prove to 3-0 and extend their winning
streak to seven games dating back to
last season, which ties for the second
longest streak in school history.
For the second straight week,
South Carolina gained more than 500
yards of offense, passing for 322 and
rushing for 179. The Gamecocks had
to mix up quarterbacks after junior
Connor Shaw left the game late in the
second quarter with an injury. Shaw
completed 8-of-14 passes for 107
yards and a touchdown before leaving
the game. Sophomore Dylan Thompson came in after Shaw’s injury and had plenty of success
directing the offense, throwing for 177 yards and two scores.
Junior running back Marcus Lattimore rushed for 85 yards on just 12 carries and had one
score as he became South Carolina’s career leader in touchdowns with 34. He also moved into a
tie with George Rogers and Harold Green for first in school history in rushing touchdowns with
31. Freshman Mike Davis contributed 84 yards and a touchdown on just four carries.
Bruce Ellington led the receiving corps with five catches for 98 yards, and Damiere Byrd had
a 94-yard touchdown reception. Ace Sanders hauled in four passes for 55 yards and a score, and
freshman Shaq Roland added a 30-yard touchdown reception.
Defensively, the Gamecocks were just as impressive as they allowed 267 yards of offense,
including just 89 in the second half. Senior linebacker Shaq Wilson tallied a game-high eight
tackles. Sophomore Jadeveon Clowney was in the UAB backfield disrupting plays for most of
the night, recording seven tackles (3.5 for a loss) and two sacks. Senior D.J. Swearinger added
three stops and a 65-yard fumble return for a touchdown.
UAB quarterback Jonathan Perry accounted for most of the Blazers’ offense, completing 17-
of-34 passes for 219 yards.
The Blazers (0-2) came out strong as Jackie Williams returned the opening kickoff 53 yards
to the South Carolina 35. UAB settled for a 33-yard field goal by Ty Long to take a 3-0 lead at
the 12:41 mark of the first quarter.
After the Gamecock offense stalled on its first two drives of the game, the Carolina defense
provided a spark. On a third and 12 for UAB at the Gamecock 35, Swearinger recovered a Perry
fumble in mid-air and raced 65 yards for a touchdown, giving South Carolina a 7-3 lead with
2:17 left in the quarter.
The Gamecock defense came up big again on the ensuing possession, stopping UAB on
fourth and 12 from the South Carolina 36. The Gamecocks then went on a nine-play, 64-yard
scoring drive capped by a 16-yard touchdown pass from Shaw to Sanders. Adam Yates’ extra
point gave Carolina a 14-3 lead with 11:15 remaining in the half.
UAB pulled to within 14-6 with a 46-yard field goal by Long with 4:34 on the clock, but South
Carolina pushed its lead to 21-6 heading into the locker room, as Lattimore ended a five-play,
37-yard drive with a 2-yard touchdown run with 1:37 left.
South Carolina put the game out of reach early in the third quarter, as Thompson guided the
offense down the field on the opening possession of the half. He connected on passes of 11 and
43 yards to Ellington to set the Gamecocks up at the UAB 6 before finishing off the drive himself
with a 6-yard touchdown run to push Carolina’s lead to 28-6.
After the defense shut down the Blazers on the next two possessions, Thompson completed a
94-yard touchdown pass to Byrd – the fourth longest pass play in school history – at the 7:03
mark of the third quarter to give South Carolina a 35-6 cushion.
The Gamecocks added two more scores in the fourth quarter – a 30-yard touchdown pass
from Thompson to Roland and a 3-yard touchdown run by Davis – to build the final margin.
Scoring Summary
1st 12:41 UAB Long 33-yard field goal (5-19-2:19) 0-3
1st 2:17 SC Swearinger 65-yard fumble return (Yates kick) 7-3
2nd 11:15 SC Sanders 16-yard pass from C. Shaw (Yates kick) (9-64-3:34) 14-3
2nd 4:34 UAB Long 46-yard field goal (8-29-3:50) 14-6
2nd 1:37 SC Lattimore 2-yard run (Yates kick) (5-37-0:36) 21-6
3rd 12:57 SC Thompson 6-yard run (Yates kick) (8-75-2:03) 28-6
3rd 7:03 SC Byrd 94-yard pass from Thompson (Yates kick) (3-95-1:24) 35-6
4th 13:06 SC Roland 30-yard pass from Thompson (Yates kick) (1-30-0:08) 42-6
4th 10:05 SC Davis 3-yard run (Ard kick) (3-56-0:58) 49-6
Team Statistics UAB SC
First Downs 20 20
Rushing 4 8
Passing 12 10
Penalty 4 2
Net Yards Rushing 27 179
Rushing Attempts 42 31
Net Yards Passing 240 322
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 20-37-0 15-27-1
Total Offense Yards 267 501
Total Offense Plays 79 58
Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-1 1-1
Penalties: No.-Yards 6-63 6-69
Punts-Yards 7-288 4-150
Avg. Yards Per Punt 41.1 37.5
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 1-2 2-47
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 1-53 0-0
Interceptions: No.-Yards 1-0 0-0
Possession Time 36:13 23:47
Third Down Conversions 5-19 6-12
Fourth Down Conversions 0-3 0-0
Red Zone Scores-Chances 1-3 4-5
Sacks By: No.-Yards 3-23 6-32
PAT Kicks 0-0 7-7
Field Goals 2-2 0-1
Individual Statistics
RUSHING: UAB: Coles 7-14; Reaves 7-10; Franklin 8-9; Brown 5-6; Nelson 1-0;
Jackson 3-(-4); Perry 11-(-8). SC: Lattimore 12-85; Davis 4-84; Clifford 1-11; Low-
ery 1-6; Blue 1-1; Miles 5-1; Thompson 2-(-3); Shaw 5-(-6).
PASSING: UAB: Perry 17-34-0-219; Brown 3-3-0-21. SC: Shaw 8-14-1-107;
Thompson 5-10-0-177; Strickland 2-2-0-38; Clifford 0-1-0-0.
RECEIVING: UAB: Williams 5-45; Hearn 4-66; Davis 4-25; Franklin 2-23; Adams
2-21; Nelson 1-31; Backman 1-19; Herring 1-10. SC: Ellington 5-98; Sanders 4-55;
Byrd 1-94; Adams 1-33; Roland 1-30; Lowery 1-5; Lattimore 1-4; Anderson 1-3.
PUNT RETURNS: UAB: Williams 1-2. SC: Sanders 1-35; Hampton 1-12.
KICKOFF RETURNS: UAB: Williams 1-53. SC: None.
INTERCEPTION RETURNS: UAB: Ganus 1-0. SC: None.
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Missouri 0 3 0 7 10
South Carolina 0 21 7 3 31
Game 4
#7/8 South Carolina 31, Missouri 10
September 22, 2012
Williams-Brice Stadium
Columbia, S.C.
80,836
COLUMBIA, S.C.—Junior
quarterback Connor Shaw threw for
249 yards and two touchdowns and
completed a school-record 20 con-
secutive passes to finish the game as
he led No. 7/8 South Carolina to a 31-
10 victory over Missouri on Saturday
at Williams-Brice Stadium.
Shaw’s 20 consecutive comple-
tions are tied for the second most in
SEC history with Ole Miss’ Kent Aus-
tin, who had 20 straight against Ten-
nessee in 1982. Shaw’s completion
percentage of 95.2 is also a school
record and ranks second in SEC his-
tory behind Tee Martin’s (Tennessee)
record of 95.8 (23-of-24), which
came against South Carolina in 1998.
The Gamecocks (4-0, 2-0 SEC)
amassed 396 yards of total offense on
Saturday, with 252 coming through the air and 144 on the ground. Junior running back Marcus
Lattimore rushed for 85 yards and two touchdowns, averaging four yards per carry to lead the
rushing attack. His first touchdown of the afternoon, a 2-yard run early in the second quarter,
moved him past George Rogers (1977-80) and Harold Green (1986-1989) for first all-time in
career rushing touchdowns at South Carolina with 32. Shaw added 41 yards on 12 carries.
Lattimore also had a stellar day catching passes out of the backfield, tallying seven recep-
tions for 60 yards. Senior tight end Justice Cunningham added four receptions for 41 yards, and
junior receiver Ace Sanders had a 23-yard touchdown reception.
Contributing to the Gamecocks’ dominant performance was their play on special teams.
Sanders returned six punts for 106 yards, including a long of 49. Sophomore Bruce Ellington
also had one kickoff return, Carolina’s first of the season, for 50 yards.
Defensively, South Carolina held the Tigers to 255 yards of offense (109 rushing, 146 pass-
ing). Quin Smith led the way with a season-high 10 tackles, and Devonte Holloman and Shaq
Wilson contributed seven stops each. Jadeveon Clowney added four tackles and 1.5 sacks.
Missouri quarterback James Franklin led the Tigers with 92 yards passing, and running back
Kendial Lawrence contributed 67 yards on the ground. Linebacker Will Ebner tallied a game-
high 14 tackles to carry the Missouri defense.
Special teams played a key role in South Carolina’s strong finish to the first half. After a score-
less first quarter, Sanders gave Carolina a much-needed spark early in the second quarter with a
lengthy punt return as he weaved his way down the field and broke several tackles for a 49-yard
gain to the Missouri 4. Two plays later, Lattimore burst into the end zone from 2 yards out, giving
the Gamecocks a 7-0 lead with 11:08 left in the half.
The Gamecock defense then forced a Missouri fumble on the ensuing series, and senior
defensive end Devin Taylor fell on the ball at the Tiger 37. Shaw took advantage of the excellent
field position as he connected with Nick Jones for a 36-yard pass to the Missouri 1, setting up
a 1-yard touchdown run by Lattimore. Adam Yates knocked through the extra point to give the
Gamecocks a 14-0 advantage at the 10:14 mark of the second quarter.
The Tigers (2-2, 0-2 SEC) put together their best possession of the half late in the second
quarter, driving 76 yards on 12 plays to the Carolina 4. However, the Gamecock defense did
not break as it held the Tigers to a 22-yard field goal by Andrew Baggett with 1:20 remaining.
Special teams came through once again for the Gamecocks on the ensuing kickoff, as El-
lington fielded the ball in the end zone and broke loose for a 50-yard return, giving the offense
a chance to score before the half. Four plays later, Shaw found Sanders open down the sideline
for a 23-yard touchdown pass, giving the Gamecocks a 21-3 lead heading into the locker room.
The Gamecocks put the game out of reach late in the third quarter, going on a 10-play, 47-
yard scoring drive. Shaw capped the drive with a 13-yard touchdown pass to Rory Anderson,
giving Carolina a 28-3 cushion.
Shaw remained in the game early in the fourth quarter and completed a 10-yard pass to
Damiere Byrd on his final pass attempt of the day.
Scoring Summary
2nd 11:08 SC Lattimore 2-yard run (Yates kick) (2-4-0:38) 7-0
2nd 10:14 SC Lattimore 1-yard run (Yates kick) (2-37-0:32) 14-0
2nd 1:20 MU Baggett 22-yard field goal (12-76-4:42) 14-3
2nd 0:24 SC Sanders 23-yard pass from C. Shaw (Yates kick) (4-50-0:56) 21-3
3rd 2:17 SC Anderson 13-yard pass from C. Shaw (Yates kick) (10-47-5:03) 28-3
4th 4:45 SC Yates 38-yard field goal (12-48-6:49) 31-3
4th 0:17 MU Lucas 1-yard pass from Berkstresser (Baggett kick) (11-75-4:28) 31-10
Team Statistics MU SC
First Downs 12 19
Rushing 6 5
Passing 6 13
Penalty 0 1
Net Yards Rushing 109 144
Rushing Attempts 32 39
Net Yards Passing 146 252
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 18-26-0 21-23-0
Total Offense Yards 255 396
Total Offense Plays 58 62
Fumbles: No.-Lost 5-1 2-2
Penalties: No.-Yards 2-20 4-24
Punts-Yards 7-327 3-124
Avg. Yards Per Punt 46.7 41.3
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 0-0 6-106
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 2-40 2-58
Interceptions: No.-Yards 0-0 0-0
Possession Time 27:27 32:33
Third Down Conversions 2-12 6-12
Fourth Down Conversions 1-2 1-2
Red Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 3-5
Sacks By: No.-Yards 1-3 3-19
PAT Kicks 1-1 4-4
Field Goals 1-1 1-1
Individual Statistics
RUSHING: MU: Lawrence 11-67; Hansbrough 3-29; Franklin 15-6; Murphy 2-4;
Berkstresser 1-3. SC: Lattimore 21-85; C. Shaw 12-41; Miles 4-9; Davis 1-6; Byrd
1-3.
PASSING: MU: Franklin 11-18-0-92; Berkstresser 7-8-0-54. SC: C. Shaw 20-21-
0-249; Thompson 1-2-0-3.
RECEIVING: MU: Lucas 8-69; Hunt 2-34; Moe 2-13; Lawrence 2-11; McGaffie
2-7; Green-Beckham 1-9, Murphy 1-3. SC: Lattimore 7-60; Cunningham 4-41; Byrd
3-26; Miles 2-26; Jones 1-36; Sanders 1-23; Ellington 1-17; Anderson 1-13; Gil-
christ 1-10.
PUNT RETURNS: MU: None. SC: Sanders 6-106.
KICKOFF RETURNS: MU: Moe 1-21; Murphy 1-19. SC: Ellington 1-50; Byrd 1-8.
INTERCEPTION RETURNS: MU: None. SC: None.
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South Carolina 0 7 14 17 38
Kentucky 3 14 0 0 17
Game 5
#6/6 South Carolina 38, Kentucky 17
September 29, 2012
Commonwealth Stadium
Lexington, Ky.
49,810
LEXINGTON,KY— Sixth-ranked South
Carolina erased a 10-point halftime deficit, scor-
ing 31 second half points, on the way to a 38-17
victory over Kentucky on Saturday night at Com-
monwealth Stadium. The Gamecocks are 5-0 on
the year and 3-0 in the SEC while the loss drops
Kentucky to 1-4 overall and 0-2 in the league. It
was the Gamecocks’ ninth-straight win, tying the
school record set in 1984.
Junior running back Marcus Lattimore car-
ried 23 times for 120 rushing yards and tallied
two touchdowns with junior quarterback Connor
Shaw going 15-for-18 in the air for 148 yards
and two touchdowns as well as 19 carries for 76
yards on the ground.
The Gamecocks appeared to be going in for
the first score of the game midway through the
first quarter on their second drive of the game.
With 3rd and goal from the Kentucky 1, the
Kentucky defense stood tall and stopped South
Carolina on a pair of quarterback sneaks to take over on downs near the goalline.
The Wildcats rode the momentum of their defense putting together a 16-play 94-yard drive
before settling for a 22-yard field goal by Craig McIntosh that gave Kentucky a 3-0 lead. Twice,
the Wildcats converted a pair of 3rd-and-long conversions on 12-yard rush by Jalen Whitlow
and a 24-yard rush from Sanders. A key 20-yard pass completion as well as a 15-yard face
mask penalty gave Kentucky the ball deep in Carolina territory. However, the Gamecock defense
responded on its own with a goal line stand, forcing McIntosh to kick a first field goal.
South Carolina broke on top in the second quarter going 64 yards to paydirt. Shaw rushed for
11 yards and completed a pair of passes to Marcus Lattimore as well as a 37-yard completion
to Rory Anderson that put the Gamecocks into scoring position. Deep into Kentucky territory,
Shaw found Ace Sanders for a three-yard touchdown reception giving the Gamecocks a 7-3 lead.
Kentucky answered on its next possession though with a touchdown of its own to regain the
lead. Whitlow had a steady dose of rushes and passes before capping the drive with an eight-
yard touchdown run. The Wildcats were also aided on the drive by a 15-yard face mask penalty
by the Gamecocks that moved Kentucky deep into South Carolina territory.
With a three-point lead, Kentucky held the Gamecock offense to a three and out and blocked
Tyler Hull’s punt giving the Wildcats the ball on the South Carolina 34-yard line. As Kentucky
threatened, the Gamecocks suffered a bad break as a tipped pass by Gamecock defensive back
Jimmy Legree landed in the hands of UK wide receiver Daryl Collins as Kentucky made its
way into the red zone. Raymond Sanders capped the drive with a 10-yard touchdown run that
increased Kentucky’s lead to 17-7.
Trailing 17-7 at halftime, the Gamecocks scored on their opening possession of the second
half to cut the deficit to three. A 14-yard rush to convert a third down followed by an 11-yard rush
by Shaw set up a 30-yard touchdown pass to Damiere Byrd.
After the defense forced a three-and-out, the Gamecock offense drove 57 yards on the next
drive to regain the lead. Carolina mixed the run and the pass on an eight-play drive that was
capped by a 17-yard touchdown run by Kenny Miles, putting Carolina ahead for good at 21-17.
With a four-point advantage heading into the fourth quarter, South Carolina put the game
away with two more touchdowns and a field goal. The Gamecocks’ longest drive of the season
in time of possession, 7:12, was capped by a three-yard touchdown run by Lattimore. It was a
14-play, 81-yard drive that featured 63 rushing yards by Lattimore.
The Gamecocks held a 28-17 lead with the defense continuing its steady play. DeVonte Hollo-
man intercepted the Kentucky quarterback on the next possession with freshman defensive tackle
Gerald Dixon Jr. coming up with another interception on the Wildcats’ next possession. Dixon
Jr.’s interception set up Lattimore’s second touchdown of the game, this one from four yards out.
Carolina would add a 31-yard field goal by Adam Yates to complete the scoring. After allowing
173 total yards in the first half, the defense delivered in the second half, shutting out the Wildcats
on just 70 yards in the final 30 minutes. Carolina’s offense was stellar in the second half scoring
31 points and gaining 240 yards, including 184 yards on the ground.
Scoring Summary
1st 1:02 UK McIntosh 22-yard field goal (16-94-6:24) 0-3
2nd 9:30 SC Sanders 3-yard pass from C. Shaw (Yates kick) (6-64-2:36) 7-3
2nd 5:33 UK Whitlow 8-yard run (McIntosh kick) (8-67-3:48) 7-10
2nd 1:52 UK Sanders 10-yard run (McIntosh kick) (5-37-1:41) 7-17
3rd 9:34 SC Byrd 30-yard pass from C. Shaw (Yates kick) (6-73-2:36) 14-17
3rd 4:56 SC Miles 17-yard run (Yates kick) (8-57-3:30) 21-17
4th 9:17 SC Lattimore 3-yard run (Yates kick) (14-81-7:12) 28-17
4th 5:19 SC Lattimore 4-yard run (Yates kick) (2-12-0:47) 35-17
4th 2:27 SC Yates 31-yard field goal (4-9-1:24) 38-17
Team Statistics SC UK
First Downs 20 16
Rushing 15 8
Passing 5 6
Penalty 0 2
Net Yards Rushing 200 120
Rushing Attempts 48 39
Net Yards Passing 148 123
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 15-19-0 13-24-2
Total Offense Yards 348 243
Total Offense Plays 67 63
Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-1 2-0
Penalties: No.-Yards 4-31 4-38
Punts-Yards 3-74 6-201
Avg. Yards Per Punt 24.7 33.5
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 3-(-3) 0-3
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 1-25 4-83
Interceptions: No.-Yards 2-28 0-0
Possession Time 31:17 28:43
Third Down Conversions 7-14 6-14
Fourth Down Conversions 0-3 0-0
Red Zone Scores-Chances 5-6 3-4
Sacks By: No.-Yards 8-46 3-20
PAT Kicks 5-5 2-2
Field Goals 1-1 1-1
Individual Statistics
RUSHING: SC: Lattimore 23-120; C. Shaw 19-76; Miles 2-18; Davis 2-9; Sanders
1-1; Team 1-(-24). UK: Sanders 14-59; Mobley 4-29; George 3-27; Whitlow 16-6;
Warren 1-2; Smith 1-(-7); Robinson 0-4.
PASSING: SC: C. Shaw 15-18-0-148; Thompson 0-1-0-0. UK: Whitlow 12-23-2-
114; Smith 1-1-0-9.
RECEIVING: SC: Sanders 4-15; Lattimore 3-16; Byrd 2-32; Ellington 2-29; Cun-
ningham 2-10; Anderson 1-37; Gilchrist 1-9. UK: Robinson 3-29; Legree 2-25; Col-
lins 2-22; King 2-17; McCaskill 2-2; Sanders 1-24; Shields 1-4.
PUNT RETURNS: SC: Sanders 3-(-3). UK: Legree 0-3.
KICKOFF RETURNS: SC: Ellington 1-25. UK: Sweat 4-83.
INTERCEPTION RETURNS: SC: Holloman 1-25; Dixon Jr. 1-3. UK: None.
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Georgia 0 0 0 7 7
South Carolina 21 0 7 7 35
Game 6
#6/6 South Carolina 35, # 5/5 Georgia 7
October 6, 2012
Williams-Brice Stadium
Columbia, S.C.
85,199
COLUMBIA, S.C.—Sixth-ranked
South Carolina put together one of its
most complete efforts of the season on
Saturday night against No. 5 Georgia en
route to a 35-7 victory in front of a re-
cord crowd of 85,199 at Williams-Brice
Stadium.
The Gamecocks rolled up 392
yards of offense and held Georgia to a
season-low 224 yards of offense. The
Bulldogs entered the contest averaging
48.2 points per game and 536 yards per
contest.
With the win, South Carolina im-
proves to 6-0 overall and 4-0 in the
SEC. The victory is the Gamecocks’ 10th
straight, which is the longest winning
streak in school history, and it’s their
12th consecutive over SEC Eastern Di-
vision opponents. The win is also head
coach Steve Spurrier’s 250th career coaching victory (collegiate and pro combined).
Junior quarterback Connor Shaw and junior running back Marcus Lattimore combined for
349 yards of South Carolina’s total offense. Shaw completed 6-of-10 passes for 162 yards and
two touchdowns through the air and added 78 yards and a score on the ground. Lattimore car-
ried the ball 24 times for 109 yards and a score, giving him his 11th career 100-yard game and
third against the Bulldogs.
Defensively, South Carolina limited Georgia quarterback Aaron Murray, as he completed just
11-of-31 passes for 109 yards and threw one interception. The Gamecocks also held Bulldog
freshman running back standouts Todd Gurley and Keith Marshall to 39 and 37 yards, respec-
tively. The duo entered the contest averaging a combined 192.8 yards per game.
Sophomore safety Brison Williams led South Carolina’s defensive effort with seven tackles
and two pass breakups. Sophomore Jadeveon Clowney added four stops, including a sack and
two tackles for a loss, and DeVonte Holloman recorded an interception for the only turnover of
the game and tallied three tackles.
The Gamecocks fed off of the energy from the record crowd from the start and took the open-
ing possession for a five-play, 76-yard scoring drive. A 42-yard pass from Shaw to Damiere Byrd
on the second play of the game set South Carolina up at the Georgia 30-yard line. Three plays
later Shaw threw a strike to Bruce Ellington for a 20-yard touchdown pass, giving the Gamecocks
a 7-0 lead less than three minutes into the game.
The South Carolina defense kept the momentum going on the ensuing possession, as Kelcy
Quarles deflected a Murray pass into the air and Holloman dove under the ball for an interception
at the Gamecock 31. The Gamecocks took advantage of the Bulldog miscue, marching 69 yards
in 11 plays for a touchdown. Shaw connected with Rory Anderson for a 14-yard scoring strike,
giving South Carolina a 14-0 lead at the 6:29 mark of the first quarter.
After the defense forced a three-and-out on the next possession, the Gamecock special teams
got involved in the early outburst. On fourth and 8 from the Georgia 30, junior punt returner Ace
Sanders fielded a Collin Barber punt at the South Carolina 30 and weaved his way through the
punt coverage 70 yards for a touchdown and a 21-0 first quarter lead.
The Bulldogs (5-1, 3-1 SEC) threatened to score late in the second quarter as they went on a
15-play, 80-yard drive to the South Carolina 2. However, the Gamecock defense buckled down
at the goal line and stuffed the Bulldogs on fourth and goal to preserve a 21-0 halftime lead.
After stalling on its first drive of the second half, the Gamecocks put the game out of reach
with a four-play, 63-yard scoring drive on their second possession. D.L. Moore hauled in a 62-
yard pass from Shaw over a Georgia defender to set South Carolina up at the Georgia 1 on the
third play of the drive. Lattimore then burst up the middle for a 1-yard touchdown run to give the
Gamecocks a 28-0 lead with 10:32 left in the third quarter.
South Carolina added one more score with a 14-play, 89-yard scoring drive that ate up 9
minutes and 28 seconds off the clock. Shaw finished off the drive with a 7-yard touchdown run
to push the Gamecocks’ lead to 35-0.
Georgia avoided the shutout with a 3-yard touchdown run by Ken Malcome with 1:55 left.
Scoring Summary
1st 12:28 SC Ellington 20-yard pass from C. Shaw (Yates kick) (5-76-2:32) 7-0
1st 6:29 SC Anderson 14-yard pass from C. Shaw (Yates kick) (11-69-4:46) 14-0
1st 5:18 SC Sanders 70-yard punt return (Yates kick) 21-0
3rd 8:30 SC Lattimore 1-yard run (Yates kick) (4-63-2:02) 28-0
4th 6:17 SC C. Shaw 7-yard run (Yates kick) (14-89-9:28) 35-0
4th 1:55 UGA Malcome 3-yard run (Morgan kick) (12-75-4:22) 35-7
Team Statistics UGA SC
First Downs 15 20
Rushing 10 12
Passing 4 6
Penalty 1 2
Net Yards Rushing 115 230
Rushing Attempts 36 51
Net Yards Passing 109 162
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 11-31-1 6-10-0
Total Offense Yards 224 392
Total Offense Plays 67 61
Fumbles: No.-Lost 0-0 1-0
Penalties: No.-Yards 6-51 5-41
Punts-Yards 7-289 4-150
Avg. Yards Per Punt 41.3 37.5
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 0-0 2-70
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 2-71 1-22
Interceptions: No.-Yards 0-0 1-0
Possession Time 26:47 33:13
Third Down Conversions 7-16 5-12
Fourth Down Conversions 0-2 0-0
Red Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 4-5
Sacks By: No.-Yards 1-9 2-16
PAT Kicks 1-1 5-5
Field Goals 0-0 0-1
Individual Statistics
RUSHING: UGA: Malcome 5-45; Gurley 13-39; Marshall 12-37; Hall 1-5; Mitchell
1-(-2); Murray 4-(-9). SC: Lattimore 24-110; C. Shaw 14-78; Miles 10-39; Davis
3-4.
PASSING: UGA: Murray 11-31-1-109. SC: C. Shaw 6-10-0-162.
RECEIVING: UGA: Wooten 4-19; Mitchell 3-52; King 1-16; Brown 1-11; Hall 1-9;
Marshall 1-2. SC: Lattimore 2-24; Moore 1-62; Byrd 1-42; Ellington 1-20; Anderson
1-14.
PUNT RETURNS: UGA: None. SC: Sanders 2-70.
KICKOFF RETURNS: UGA: Mitchell 2-71. SC: Ellington 1-22.
INTERCEPTION RETURNS: UGA: None. SC: Holloman 1-0.
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South Carolina 0 7 7 7 21
LSU 3 0 7 13 23
Game 7
#9/8 LSU 23, #3/3 South Carolina 21
October 13, 2012
Tiger Stadium
Baton Rouge, La.
92,734
BATON ROUGE, LA — Third-
ranked South Carolina was unable to
overcome a late nine-point deficit at
LSU on Saturday night, as the No. 9/8
Tigers held on to claim a 23-21 victory
over the Gamecocks at Tiger Stadium.
The loss snaps a school-record
10-game winning streak for the Game-
cocks, who fall to 6-1 overall and 4-1
in the SEC. LSU improves to 6-1 on
the season and 2-1 in conference play.
South Carolina held a 14-10 lead
heading into the fourth quarter. How-
ever, the Tigers made a pair of field
goals in the final stanza to take the lead
for good, and a 50-yard touchdown
run by Jeremy Hill pushed LSU’s lead
to 23-14 with 5:03 remaining.
The Gamecocks refused to go
down, as junior quarterback Connor
Shaw guided the offense on a 12-play,
91-yard scoring drive capped by a 1-yard touchdown pass to Bruce Ellington to trim LSU’s lead
to 23-21 with 1:41 remaining. The South Carolina defense then forced a three-and-out, but
LSU’s Craig Loston came up with an interception on the ensuing possession to seal the win.
South Carolina finished the night with 211 yards of offense, while LSU accumulated 407
yards. Shaw completed 19-of-34 passes for 177 yards and two scores and had two intercep-
tions. Junior Ace Sanders tied a career high with five receptions for 49 yards and a touchdown
to lead the receiving corps.
Junior Marcus Lattimore led Carolina on the ground with 35 yards and a TD on 13 carries.
Defensively, senior linebacker Shaq Wilson recorded a career-high 14 tackles and a sack to
lead the way. Safety D.J. Swearinger and cornerback Victory Hampton added 10 tackles apiece.
Hill led the Tigers’ attack with 17 carries for 124 yards and two touchdowns.
The Gamecock defense came up big on LSU’s first drive of the game, as the Tigers drove
down to the South Carolina 2-yard line. On third-and-goal, Gamecock linebackers Wilson and
Reginald Bowens stood up Tiger running back Kenny Hilliard at the 1-yard line. After a false start
penalty on fourth down moved the ball back to the 6-yard line, the Tigers were forced to settle for
a 23-yard field goal by Drew Alleman to take a 3-0 lead with 5:32 left in the first quarter.
South Carolina’s offense stalled on its second drive of the contest, but the defense provided
one of the biggest plays of the night on the ensuing possession. On second-and-seven from the
South Carolina 34, junior cornerback Jimmy Legree stepped in front of a Zach Mettenberger
pass at the 29 and returned the interception 70 yards to the LSU 1.
Shaw and the offense took advantage of the momentum-changing play. On second-and-goal
from the 2, Shaw rolled right and connected with Sanders for a 2-yard touchdown pass, giving
the Gamecocks a 7-3 lead with 14:54 left in the half.
LSU went on another lengthy drive following the Gamecocks’ score, but once again the South
Carolina defense stood tall in the red zone and forced a fourth-and-10 from the South Carolina
15. Alleman entered to attempt a 32-yard field goal but he missed it wide left, as the Gamecocks
held on to their 7-3 lead the remainder of the half.
The teams battled back and forth in the second half. LSU opened the half with a nine-play,
69-yard scoring drive capped by a 7-yard touchdown run by Hill, giving the Tigers a 10-7 lead
at the 11:13 mark of the third quarter.
The Gamecocks answered late in the third quarter with a five-play, 39-yard scoring drive. A
30-yard pass from Shaw to tight end Justice Cunningham set South Carolina up at the LSU 2.
From there, Lattimore burst into the end zone for a 2-yard touchdown run, as the Gamecocks
took a 14-10 lead with 5:11 left in the quarter.
The Tigers pulled to within 14-13 early in the fourth quarter, as a 20-yard field goal by Alle-
man capped a 16-play, 75-yard drive.
LSU’s Eric Reid intercepted Shaw on the ensuing possession and returned it 29 yards to the
Gamecock 22, setting up a 22-yard field goal by Alleman that gave LSU the lead for good with
6:37 left in the contest.

Scoring Summary
1st 5:32 LSU Alleman 23-yard field goal (16-69-7:47) 0-3
2nd 14:54 SC Sanders 2-yard pass from C. Shaw (Yates kick) (2-1-0:10) 7-3
3rd 11:13 LSU Hill 7-yard run (Alleman kick) (9-69-3:36) 7-10
3rd 5:11 SC Lattimore 2-yard run (Yates kick) (5-54-1:41) 14-10
4th 10:17 LSU Alleman 20-yard field goal (16-75-7:57) 14-13
4th 6:37 LSU Alleman 22-yard field goal (5-17-2:36) 14-16
4th 5:03 LSU Hill 50-yard run (Alleman kick) (1-50-0:12) 14-23
4th 1:41 SC Ellington 1-yard pass from C. Shaw (Yates kick) (11-77-3:13) 21-23
Team Statistics SC LSU
First Downs 14 22
Rushing 3 15
Passing 9 7
Penalty 2 0
Net Yards Rushing 34 258
Rushing Attempts 25 53
Net Yards Passing 177 148
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 19-35-2 12-25-1
Total Offense Yards 211 406
Total Offense Plays 60 78
Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-0 1-0
Penalties: No.-Yards 4-25 5-29
Punts-Yards 7-259 4-134
Avg. Yards Per Punt 37.0 33.5
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 1-50 3-6
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 3-47 2-59
Interceptions: No.-Yards 1-70 2-39
Possession Time 23:03 38:57
Third Down Conversions 3-13 11-19
Fourth Down Conversions 2-2 0-0
Red Zone Scores-Chances 3-3 4-5
Sacks By: No.-Yards 1-6 4-30
PAT Kicks 3-3 2-2
Field Goals 0-0 3-4
Individual Statistics
RUSHING: SC: Lattimore 13-35; C. Shaw 12-(-1). LSU: Hill 17-124; Ware 14-56;
Ford 7-41; Hilliard 10-33; Copeland 3-12; Team 1-(-1); Mettenberger 1-(-6).
PASSING: SC: C. Shaw 19-34-2-177; Team 0-1-0-0. LSU: Mettenberger 12-25-
1-148.
RECEIVING: SC: Sanders 5-49; Ellington 4-38; Lattimore 4-23; Cunningham 3-36;
Byrd 2-15; Adams 1-16. LSU: Landry 4-55; Wright 3-18; Beckham 2-21; Ware 1-27;
Hill 1-21; Boone 1-6.
PUNT RETURNS: SC: Sanders 1-50. LSU: Beckham 3-6.
KICKOFF RETURNS: SC: Ellington 3-47. LSU: Ford 2-59.
INTERCEPTION RETURNS: SC: Legree 1-70. LSU: Reid 1-29; Loston 1-10.
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South Carolina 3 3 2 3 11
Florida 7 14 16 7 44
Game 8
#3/4 Florida 44, #9/8 South Carolina 11
October 30, 2012
Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
Gainesville, Fla.
90,833
GAINESVILLE, FLA. — No. 9/8
South Carolina was unable to over-
come three costly first-half turnovers
as it fell to No. 3/4 Florida, 44-11, on
Saturday afternoon at Ben Hill Griffin
Stadium.
The Gamecocks turned the ball
over three times in the first half deep
in their own territory, which led to 21
points for the Gators.
With the loss, South Carolina falls
to 6-2 on the season and 4-2 in SEC
play. It is the Gamecocks’ first lost
against a SEC Eastern Division op-
ponent since 2010 at Kentucky. The
Gators move to 7-0 overall and 6-0 in
the conference.
South Carolina outgained the Ga-
tors 191-183 in total offense, but four
turnovers allowed Florida to finish the
contest with an average starting field
position of the 50-yard line.
Senior placekicker Adam Yates made field goals of 35, 51 and 30 yards to score the majority
of South Carolina’s points, while sophomore defensive back Victor Hampton returned a blocked
extra point attempt for two points on Florida’s first score of the second half.
Sophomore quarterback Dylan Thompson led South Carolina with 83 yards passing, while
junior Connor Shaw had 72 yards through the air.
Florida quarterback Jeff Driskel completed 11-of-16 passes for 93 yards and four touch-
downs to lead the Gators.
Defensively, senior linebacker Reginald Bowens tied a career high with 11 tackles to lead
the Gamecocks, while senior spur DeVonte Holloman added eight tackles and a sack. Defensive
ends Devin Taylor and Jadeveon Clowney also had a sack apiece for South Carolina.
The Gamecock defense dominated the first half, holding Florida to just 29 yards of offense.
However, three turnovers by the offense led to 21 points for the Gators.
On the first play of the game, Florida defensive back Loucheiz Purifoy stripped Shaw at the
Gamecock 5-yard line, and the Gators recovered the fumble at the 2.
The turnover set up a 3-yard touchdown pass from Driskel to Jordan Reed that gave Florida
a 7-0 lead less than a minute into the game.
South Carolina shook off the early miscue and went on a 15-play, 61-yard scoring drive.
Yates capped the drive with a 35-yard field goal to trim Florida’s lead to 7-3.
The Gamecock defense then forced four straight three-and-outs, but after the fourth Ace
Sanders fumbled the punt, and the Gators recovered at the South Carolina 29. Six plays later,
Driskel connected with Quinton Dunbar for a 13-yard scoring strike to give Florida a 14-3 lead
with three minutes left in the second quarter.
On the ensuing kickoff, Damiere Byrd fumbled on the return, and it was recovered by Florida’s
Chris Johnson at the South Carolina 13 and returned to the 1-yard line. Driskel then gave the
Gators a 21-3 lead with a 1-yard touchdown pass to Reed with 2:02 left in the half.
South Carolina gained some momentum heading into the locker room, as Yates drilled a
career-long 51-yard field as time expired to cut Florida’s lead to 21-6. However, the Gamecocks
were outscored 23-5 in the second half.
Scoring Summary
1st 14:01 UF Reed 3-yard pass from Driskel (Sturgis kick) (3-2-0:47) 0-7
1st 7:03 SC Yates 35-yard field goal (15-61-6:58) 3-7
2nd 3:00 UF Dunbar 13-yard pass from Driskel (Sturgis kick) (6-29-3:23) 3-14
2nd 2:02 UF Reed 1-yard pass from Driskel (Sturgis kick) (2-1-0:48) 3-21
2nd 0:00 SC Yates 51-yard field goal (6-31-0:47) 6-21
3rd 9:00 UF Hines 6-yard run (Sturgis kick blocked) (10-59-6:00) 6-27
3rd 9:00 SC Hampton PAT return 8-27
3rd 4:51 UF Sturgis 42-yard field goal (6-36-2:46) 8-30
3rd 0:14 UF Hammond 6-yard pass from Driskel (Sturgis kick) (7-44-3:10) 8-37
4th 7:17 SC Yates 30-yard field goal (10-68-2:32) 11-37
4th 5:54 UF Jones 1-yard run (Sturgis kick) (3-11-1:23) 11-44
Team Statistics SC UF
First Downs 17 14
Rushing 5 7
Passing 9 5
Penalty 3 2
Net Yards Rushing 36 89
Rushing Attempts 26 48
Net Yards Passing 155 94
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 17-40-1 12-17-0
Total Offense Yards 191 183
Total Offense Plays 66 65
Fumbles: No.-Lost 4-3 0-0
Penalties: No.-Yards 3-26 7-74
Punts-Yards 7-277 7-380
Avg. Yards Per Punt 39.6 54.3
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 3-(-13) 1-19
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 5-79 2-74
Interceptions: No.-Yards 0-0 1-3
Possession Time 24:32 35:28
Third Down Conversions 3-14 7-16
Fourth Down Conversions 0-0 0-0
Red Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 6-7
Sacks By: No.-Yards 3-25 4-23
PAT Kicks 0-0 5-6
Field Goals 3-4 1-1
Individual Statistics
RUSHING: SC: Davis 6-20; Miles 5-15; Lattimore 3-13; Ellington 1-3; Shaw 9-(-
2); Thompson 2-(-13). UF: Gileslee 19-37; Brown 5-18; Patton 2-15; Jones 3-11;
Burton 5-10; Hines 2-9; Driskel 9-(-5); Team 3- (-6).
PASSING: SC: C. Shaw 9-20-0-72; Thompson 8-20-1-83. UF: Driskel 11-16-0-93;
Burton 1-1-0-1.
RECEIVING: SC: Moore 3-23; Sanders 2-32; Cunningham 2-13; Lattimore 2-9;
Miles 2-5; Anderson 1-20; Smith 1-16; Brent 1-14; Adams 1-12; Davis 1-6; Jones
1-5. UF: Reed 4-44; Dunbar 2-29; Hammond 2-16; Hines 2-7; Joyer 1-1; Gileslee
1-(-3).
PUNT RETURNS: SC: Sanders 2-1; Hampton 1-(14). UF: Debose 1-19.
KICKOFF RETURNS: SC: Ellington 3-49; J. Shaw 1-16; Byrd 1-14. UF: Debose
1-39; Reed 1-35.
INTERCEPTION RETURNS: SC: None. UF: Gorman 1-3.
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Tennessee 7 7 7 14 35
South Carolina 7 21 7 3 38
Game 9
#17/16 South Carolina 38, Tennessee 35
October 27, 2012
Williams-Brice Stadium
Columbia, S.C.
80,250
COLUMBIA, S.C.—No. 17/16
South Carolina came up with a pair
of crucial defensive plays down the
stretch to hold off Tennessee for a 38-
35 victory at Williams-Brice Stadium.
The Volunteers (3-5, 0-5 SEC)
drove inside the Gamecock 20-yard
line with less than two minutes re-
maining in the contest. However,
Jadeveon Clowney sacked quarter-
back Tyler Bray on first and 10, forcing
a fumble that was recovered by Shaq
Wilson to end the threat. After the Ten-
nessee defense forced a three-and-out
on the next possession, cornerback
Victor Hampton intercepted a deep
pass by Bray with 23 seconds left to
seal the win.
The game was an offensive show-
case with the teams combining for 982
yards of total offense. The Gamecocks
(7-2, 5-2 SEC) rolled up 510 yards of offense which was their second highest total of the season,
while the Volunteers finished the day with 472 yards, including 381 passing.
Connor Shaw put together one of his best performances as a Gamecock as he threw for a
career-high 356 yards (22-of-32) and three TDs. He also added 33 yards and a score rushing.
A trio of Gamecocks posted career highs in receiving yards. Junior Justice Cunningham
hauled in six passes for 108 yards. Bruce Ellington also caught six passes for 101 yards and a
touchdown, and Ace Sanders snagged five passes for 79 yards and a score.
Marcus Lattimore led the ground attack as he rushed for 65 yards and a touchdown on 11
carries before being carted off the field in the second quarter with a right knee injury.
Bray led the Tennessee offense, completing 27-of-43 passes for 368 yards and four touch-
downs. Three of those scores went to Zach Rogers, who caught six passes for 107 yards.
The Gamecocks came out strong. After the Carolina defense forced Tennessee into a three-
and-out on the first possession of the game, Shaw guided the offense on a nine-play, 81-yard
scoring drive on the ensuing possession. He went 4-for-4 on the drive and connected with
Ellington for a 33-yard touchdown pass to give the Gamecocks a 7-0 lead.
The Volunteers provided an answer on the next possession, as Bray completed an 8-yard
touchdown pass to Rogers to cap a 10-play, 75-yard drive to tie the game at seven.
Shaw helped the Gamecocks regain the lead early in the second quarter as he led the offense
on an eight-play, 53-yard scoring drive. He connected with Anderson for a 26-yard scoring strike
to give South Carolina a 14-7 lead with 11:27 left in the half.
The Gamecocks needed just four plays on their next possession to push their lead to 21-7.
Lattimore broke free for a 28-yard touchdown run to finish off the drive.
Tennessee wouldn’t go away, however, as Bray found Rogers for a 37-yard touchdown pass
on the ensuing possession to pull the Volunteers to with in 21-14.
South Carolina regained its two-touchdown advantage just before the half with a 10-play, 67-
yard touchdown drive. With 14 seconds remaining, Shaw took the snap from the shotgun at the
1-yard line and strolled into the end zone off the left edge for a touchdown, giving the Gamecocks
a 28-14 lead heading into the locker room.
Tennessee battled back on its first possession of the third quarter. Bray completed a 61-yard
touchdown pass to Vincent Dallas to trim the lead to 28-21.
The Gamecocks seemed to take control of the contest with an 11-play, 80-yard touchdown
drive late in the quarter that ate up five minutes and 42 seconds. Shaw found Sanders for a 24-
yard scoring strike to cap the drive, giving South Carolina a 35-21 lead.
Tennessee responded once again with another lengthy drive. With the ball at the Gamecock
13, Alton Howard lined up at quarterback for the Volunteers, rolled right and found Mychal
Rivera in the end zone to pull Tennessee to within 35-28 at the 14:55 mark of the fourth quarter.
After South Carolina pushed its lead to 38-28 with a 36-yard field goal by Yates, the Volun-
teers cut it to 38-35 on the ensuing possession. Rogers hauled in his third touchdown reception
of the day, this time a 22-yarder, but that’s as close as it would get.
Scoring Summary
1st 9:24 SC Ellington 33-yard pass from C. Shaw (Yates kick) (9-81-4:19) 7-0
1st 6:29 UT Rogers 8-yard pass from Bray (Palardy kick) (10-75-2:55) 7-7
2nd 11:27 SC Anderson 26-yard pass from C. Shaw (Yates kick) (8-53-3:33) 14-7
2nd 8:22 SC Lattimore 28-yard run (Yates kick) (4-64-1:32) 21-7
2nd 5:21 UT Rogers 37-yard pass from Bray (Palardy kick) (8-64-3:01) 21-14
2nd 0:14 SC C. Shaw 1-yard run (Yates kick) (10-67-3:10) 28-14
3rd 11:22 UT Dallas 61-yard pass from Bray (Palardy kick) (6-80-2:00) 28-21
3rd 3:29 SC Sanders 24-yard pass from C. Shaw (Yates kick) (11-80-5:42) 35-21
4th 14:55 UT Rivera 13-yard pass from Howard (Palardy kick) (10-69-3:34) 35-28
4th 10:00 SC Yates 36-yard field goal (11-62-4:55) 38-28
4th 8:35 UT Rogers 22-yard pass from Bray (Palardy kick) (4-67-1:25) 38-35
Team Statistics UT SC
First Downs 23 25
Rushing 5 9
Passing 18 15
Penalty 0 1
Net Yards Rushing 91 147
Rushing Attempts 27 46
Net Yards Passing 381 363
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 28-44-1 23-33-1
Total Offense Yards 472 510
Total Offense Plays 71 79
Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-1 0-0
Penalties: No.-Yards 5-34 4-30
Punts-Yards 5-200 5-216
Avg. Yards Per Punt 40.0 43.2
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 2-(-5) 1-20
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 4-63 3-66
Interceptions: No.-Yards 1-1 1-0
Possession Time 24:38 35:22
Third Down Conversions 6-14 6-15
Fourth Down Conversions 3-3 2-3
Red Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 3-3
Sacks By: No.-Yards 2-25 1-6
PAT Kicks 5-5 5-5
Field Goals 0-0 1-1
Individual Statistics
RUSHING: UT: Lane 15-56; Patterson 3-21; Watson 2-12; Young 2-3; Johnson 2-2;
Howard 1-1; Bray 1-(-1); Team 1-(-3). SC: Lattimore 11-65; Miles 10-34; C. Shaw
18-33; Davis 5-20; Team 1-(-2); Sanders 1-(-3).
PASSING: UT: Bray 27-43-1-368; Howard 1-1-0-13. SC: C. Shaw 22-32-1-356;
Strickland 1-1-0-7.
RECEIVING: UT: Hunter 8-90; Rogers 6-107; Dallas 3-78; Rivera 3-44; Patterson
3-26; Howard 2-15; Lane 2-5; Carter 1-16. SC: Cunningham 6-108; Ellington 6-101;
Sanders 5-79; Anderson 3-58; Lattimore 2-8; Miles 1-9.
PUNT RETURNS: UT: Young 1-3; Patterson 1-(-8). SC: Sanders 1-20.
KICKOFF RETURNS: UT: Fugate 2-32; Bartholomew 1-18; Patterson 1-13. SC:
Ellington 3-66.
INTERCEPTION RETURNS: UT: Lathers 1-1. SC: Hampton 1-0.
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Arkansas 0 10 3 7 20
South Carolina 7 14 17 0 38
Game 10
#12/11 South Carolina 38, Arkansas 20
November 10, 2012
Williams-Brice Stadium
Columbia, S.C.
78,772
COLUMBIA, S.C.—No. 12/11
South Carolina amassed 383 yards
of offense and forced three turnovers
en route to a dominant 38-20 win over
Arkansas on Saturday afternoon at
Williams-Brice Stadium.
With the victory, the Gamecocks
improve to 8-2 overall and 6-2 in the
SEC. The win snaps a three-game
losing streak to the Razorbacks and
extends South Carolina’s home win-
ning streak to 10 games, which is the
third longest streak in school history.
Arkansas drops to 4-6 on the season
and 2-4 in conference play.
The Gamecocks racked up more
than 300 yards of offense for the
seventh time this season and fell just
short of reaching 400 for the fourth
time. Junior quarterback Connor Shaw
led the way, completing 14-of-22 passes for 272 yards and two touchdowns while rushing for a
score as well. Five of his completions went to sophomore receiver Bruce Ellington, who finished
the contest with a career-high 104 receiving yards and a touchdown. Freshman tight end Jerell
Adams added a 29-yard touchdown reception, the first of his career. Freshman running back
Mike Davis led the ground attack, rushing for 57 yards and a touchdown on 13 carries.
Defensively, the Gamecocks surrendered 360 yards of offense but they forced three turnovers,
including a 69-yard interception return for a touchdown by senior D.J. Swearinger. A native of
Greenwood, S.C., Swearinger recorded a career-high 13 tackles on the day.
Senior cornerback Akeem Auguste also had an interception, while senior linebacker Reginald
Bowens recovered a fumble. Sophomore defensive end Jadeveon Clowney added two tackles
and a sack. He now has 9.5 on the season, which ranks third all-time at South Carolina for sacks
in a single season.
The Gamecocks came out strong early offensively as they marched 77 yards in 10 plays on
their opening possession. Shaw connected with Adams across the middle for a 29-yard scoring
strike to give South Carolina a 7-0 lead at the 5:47 mark of the first quarter.
Arkansas knotted the game at 7-7 midway through the second quarter, as quarterback Tyler
Wilson capped a six-play, 50-yard scoring drive with a 6-yard touchdown pass to Keon Hatcher.
For the contest, Wilson completed 26-of-41 passes for 277 yards and two touchdowns. He also
threw a pair of interceptions.
South Carolina answered to regain the lead for good on the ensuing possession. A 36-yard
pass from Shaw to Ellington and a personal foul penalty on the Razorbacks on the third play
of the drive set the Gamecocks up at the Arkansas 14-yard line. Three plays later, Shaw rolled
around the right side and sprinted to the pylon for a 10-yard touchdown run, giving the Game-
cocks a 14-7 advantage with 5:28 left in the half.
A 20-yard field goal by Zach Hocker at the 3:28 mark of the second quarter pulled Arkansas
to within 14-10, but South Carolina extended its lead to double digits just before the half. On
fourth and 5 from the Arkansas 42, Shaw connected with a wide-open Ellington near the sideline,
and Ellington made a defender miss as he darted into the end zone for a touchdown, giving the
Gamecocks a 21-10 lead with 1:30 remaining in the half.
The Razorbacks moved the ball to the Gamecock 45 on their last possession of the half, but
Aldrick Fordham and Chaz Sutton each came up with a sack to end the threat and send the teams
into the locker room with South Carolina leading 21-10.
South Carolina put the game out of reach early in the second half. After Adam Yates drilled a
41-yard field goal to give the Gamecocks a 24-10 lead on the opening possession of the third
quarter, the defense provided the game-sealing play on the ensuing possession. On first and
10 from the South Carolina 36, Swearinger stepped in front of a Wilson pass and returned the
interception 69 yards to the end zone, giving the Gamecocks a 31-10 cushion.
After Hocker made it a 31-13 game with a 21-yard field goal at the 5:48 mark of the third
quarter, the Gamecocks added one more touchdown, a 2-yard run by Davis, on the ensuing pos-
session to push their lead to 38-13.
Scoring Summary
1st 5:47 SC Adams 29-yard pass from C. Shaw (Yates kick) (10-77-3:49) 7-0
2nd 8:12 ARK Hatcher 6-yard pass from T. Wilson (Hocker kick) (6-50-1:49) 7-7
2nd 5:28 SC C. Shaw 10-yard run (Yates kick) (6-70-2:44) 14-7
2nd 3:28 ARK Hocker 20-yard field goal (7-72-2:00) 14-10
2nd 1:30 SC Ellington 42-yard pass from C. Shaw (Yates kick) (6-75-1:58) 21-10
3rd 11:20 SC Yates 41-yard field goal (9-52-3:40) 24-10
3rd 10:41 SC Swearinger 69-yard interception return (Yates kick) 31-10
3rd 5:48 ARK Hocker 21-yard field goal (12-72-4:53) 31-13
3rd 2:19 SC Davis 2-yard run (Yates kick) (8-74-3:29) 38-13
4th 0:39 ARK D. Wilson 9-yard pass from T. Wilson (Hocker kick) (8-58-2:22) 38-20
Team Statistics ARK SC
First Downs 22 20
Rushing 7 5
Passing 12 12
Penalty 3 3
Net Yards Rushing 83 104
Rushing Attempts 27 41
Net Yards Passing 277 279
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 26-41-2 15-25-1
Total Offense Yards 360 383
Total Offense Plays 68 66
Fumbles: No.-Lost 3-1 0-0
Penalties: No.-Yards 7-58 5-61
Punts-Yards 4-166 3-138
Avg. Yards Per Punt 41.5 46.0
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 0-0 3-(-1)
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 3-65 1-26
Interceptions: No.-Yards 1-0 2-69
Possession Time 28:15 31:45
Third Down Conversions 4-12 7-13
Fourth Down Conversions 0-1 1-1
Red Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 2-3
Sacks By: No.-Yards 3-17 3-32
PAT Kicks 2-2 5-5
Field Goals 2-2 1-2
Individual Statistics
RUSHING: ARK: Williams 7-61; Johnson 11-41; Holmes 3-10; T. Wilson 6-(-29).
SC: Davis 13-53; Miles 14-37; Shaw 8-10; Blue 2-9; Baker 2-2; Lowery 1-(-2); Byrd
1-(-5).
PASSING: ARK: T. Wilson 26-41-2-277-2. SC: C. Shaw 14-22-1-272-2; Thomp-
son 1-3-0-7.
RECEIVING: ARK: Johnson 5-17; Hamilton 4-72; McKay 3-49; Tate 3-27; Hatcher
3-21; Williams 3-13; Herndon 2-24; Horton 1-23; Voelzke 1-22; D. Wilson 1-9. SC:
Ellington 5-104; Miles 3-44; Cunningham 2-33; Roland 2-25; Anderson 1-29; Ad-
ams 1-29; Sanders 1-15.
PUNT RETURNS: ARK: None. SC: Sanders 3-(-1).
KICKOFF RETURNS: ARK: Holmes 2-38; Wingo 1-27. SC: Ellington 1-26.
INTERCEPTION RETURNS: ARK: Mitchel 1-0. SC: Swearinger 1-69; Auguste
1-0.
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Wofford 0 7 0 0 7
South Carolina 0 7 0 17 24
Game 11
#12/11 South Carolina 24, Wofford 7
November 17, 2012
Williams-Brice Stadium
Columbia, S.C.
79,982
COLUMBIA, S.C.—Senior run-
ning back Kenny Miles rushed for a
career-high 127 yards and one touch-
down to help lead No. 12/11 South
Carolina to a 24-7 victory over Wofford
on Senior Day Saturday afternoon at
Williams-Brice Stadium.
With the win, the Gamecocks (9-2)
finish the year a perfect 7-0 at home for
the first time since 1987. The victory
also gives head coach Steve Spurrier
his 64th career victory at South Caro-
lina, tying Rex Enright’s school record.
Wofford drops to 8-3 on the season.
Miles, who was one of 29 seniors
honored prior to the game, carried the
ball a career-high 27 times, averaging
4.7 yards per touch. It was his fourth
career 100-yard rushing game. Miles
also pulled down four passes for 27
yards.
South Carolina junior quarterback Connor Shaw completed 16-of-20 passes for 122 yards
and had one touchdown and one interception. Junior Ace Sanders caught five of those passes
for a team-high 35 yards and a score to lead the receiving corps.
The Gamecock defense gave up 330 yards of offense to the Terriers but came up with several
big stops and forced three turnovers to help pull away for the victory. Senior D.J. Swearinger led
the way with 12 tackles, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. Seniors Shaq Wilson and Byron
Jerideau tallied 10 tackles apiece, while senior Akeem Auguste recovered a fumble and returned
it 31 yards for a touchdown.
The game got off to a slow start as the teams battled through a scoreless first quarter. The
Gamecocks eventually struck first with a 13-play, 51-yard scoring drive that ate up more than
five minutes of clock. Miles did most of the damage on the drive as he rushed for 43 yards,
including a 2-yard touchdown run that that gave South Carolina a 7-0 lead at the 14:56 mark of
the second quarter.
The Carolina defense clamped down on the Wofford rushing attack early on as it forced three-
and-outs on the Terriers’ first three possessions, surrendering just 17 yards.
The Gamecocks seemed to be on the way to extending their lead to 14-0 midway through the
second quarter with a drive that went deep into Wofford territory. However, freshman running
back Mike Davis fumbled at the end of a 16-yard run at the Terrier 6-yard line, and Wofford’s
Blake Wylie recovered at the 1.
The Terriers found a groove offensively right before the half and engineered a 12-play, 85-
yard scoring drive. Eric Breitenstein rushed for 46 yards on the drive, including a 2-yard touch-
down run with 32 seconds left in the half that tied the game at 7-7. Breitenstein finished the
contest with 125 yards on 28 carries to lead Wofford.
Wofford gave the Gamecocks a scare on its opening possession of the second half as it drove
to the Gamecock 27. However, on first and 10 Swearinger knocked the ball loose from Octavius
Harden, and Carolina’s Brison Williams recovered to end the threat.
South Carolina took advantage by going on a 15-play, 68-yard scoring drive capped by a
23-yard field goal by senior Adam Yates that gave the Gamecocks a 10-7 advantage with 11:57
left in the fourth quarter.
The defensive unit then came up with a huge fourth down stop for the Gamecocks on the
ensuing possession. On fourth and 1 from the Wofford 34, Carolina seniors Devin Taylor and
Quin Smith stuffed Breitenstein for no gain, setting the offense up with excellent field position.
Five plays later, Shaw connected with Sanders for an 8-yard touchdown pass at the 8:10 mark,
giving South Carolina a 17-7 lead.
The Gamecocks then put the game out of reach on the next possession with another big
defensive play. Auguste scooped up a forced fumble by Reginald Bowens on Wofford’s second
play of the drive at the Terrier 31 and returned it for a touchdown to extend South Carolina’s
lead to 24-7.
Scoring Summary
2nd 14:56 SC Miles 2-yard run (Yates kick) (13-51-5:21) 7-0
2nd 0:32 WC Breitenstein 2-yard run (Redfern kick) (12-85-3:26) 7-7
4th 11:57 SC Yates 23-yard field goal (15-68-6:36) 10-7
4th 8:10 SC Sanders 8-yard pass from C. Shaw (Yates kick) (5-34-1:35) 17-7
4th 7:33 SC Auguste 31-yard fumble return (Yates kick) 24-7
Team Statistics WC SC
First Downs 16 18
Rushing 15 9
Passing 1 9
Penalty 0 0
Net Yards Rushing 259 171
Rushing Attempts 60 41
Net Yards Passing 71 122
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 1-3-0 16-21-1
Total Offense Yards 330 293
Total Offense Plays 63 62
Fumbles: No.-Lost 5-3 2-1
Penalties: No.-Yards 3-15 3-15
Punts-Yards 3-123 3-118
Avg. Yards Per Punt 41.0 39.3
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 0-0 0-0
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 2-37 0-0
Interceptions: No.-Yards 1-0 0-0
Possession Time 30:49 29:11
Third Down Conversions 3-11 7-13
Fourth Down Conversions 2-5 1-1
Red Zone Scores-Chances 1-3 3-3
Sacks By: No.-Yards 4-16 1-6
PAT Kicks 1-1 3-3
Field Goals 0-0 1-1
Individual Statistics
RUSHING: WC: Breitenstein 28-125; Johnson 10-46; Nocek 3-25; Gay 3-15; Law-
son 7-13; Kass 4-13; Harden 3-10; Weimer 1-6; Smith 1-6. SC: Miles 27-127; Davis
3-22; C. Shaw 10-18; Ellington 1-4.
PASSING: WC: Lawson 1-2-0-71; Kass 0-1-0-0. SC: C. Shaw 16-20-1-122; Sand-
ers 0-1-0-0..
RECEIVING: WC: Ashley 1-71. SC: Sanders 3-35; Miles 4-27; Ellington 3-22;
Moore 2-9; Davis 1-15; Jones 1-14.
PUNT RETURNS: WC: None. SC: None.
KICKOFF RETURNS: WC: Smith 2-37. SC: None.
INTERCEPTION RETURNS: WC: Scioneaux 1-0. SC: None.
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South Carolina 7 3 10 7 27
Clemson 14 0 3 0 17
Game 12
#13/12 South Carolina 27, #12/9 Clemson 17
November 24, 2012
Memorial Stadium
Clemson, S.C.
84,513
CLEMSON, S.C. —Head coach
Steve Spurrier became the winningest
coach in South Carolina history with
65 wins as the Gamecocks (10-2)
defeated Clemson (10-2) 27-17 on
Saturday evening for Carolina’s fourth
straight victory in the series vs. the
Tigers. Sophomore quarterback Dylan
Thompson went 23-for-41 for 310
yards in the air with three touchdown
passes and sophomore defensive end
Jadeveon Clowney tallied 4.5 sacks to
set the single-season record at Caro-
lina with 13 on the year.
The Gamecocks had a complete
performance in all three phases. The
Carolina offense totaled 444 yards
on the day. Thompson connected six
times to Ace Sanders for 119 yards,
the most receiving yards by a Game-
cock player this year as well as a
touchdown. Bruce Ellington also had seven catches for 72 yards with two touchdowns. Caro-
lina’s defense limited the Tigers to just three points and 91 total yards in the second half. Adam
Yates went 2-for-2 for field goals with Sanders tallying a 30-yard punt return to set the school’s
single-season record at 363 punt return yards.
With a 20-17 lead in the fourth quarter, the Gamecocks put together a 13-play 65-yard drive
that was capped by a 6-yard touchdown pass from Ellington to Thompson that gave Carolina a
commanding 10-point lead. That was enough for the defense as they stopped Clemson two more
times with Clowney tallying a pair of sacks in the Tigers’ final two possessions.
The Tigers struck first on their second possession of the game with a 16-play, 85-yard scor-
ing drive that ate up more than six minutes of clock. Quarterback Tajh Boyd capped the drive
with a 3-yard touchdown run on an option keeper to give Clemson a 7-0 lead with 5:27 left in
the first quarter.
South Carolina responded on the ensuing possession to tie the game. Dylan Thompson
completed passes of 9, 19, and 15 yards, and Kenny Miles added runs of 1 and 11 yards to set
the Gamecocks up at the Clemson 13-yard line. Thompson then connected with Ellington for a
13-yard scoring strike to cap the seven-play, 63-yard scoring drive and knot the game at 7-7.
Clemson fired back with a quick scoring drive to regain the lead. Roderick McDowell broke
free for a 32-yard run down the sideline. On the next play, Boyd lofted the ball to DeAndre
Hopkins for a 43-yard touchdown pass, giving the Tigers a 14-7 advantage at the 1:22 mark of
the first quarter.
The Gamecocks cut Clemson’s lead to 14-10 late in the second quarter, as Yates drilled a
27-yard field goal to cap a 12-play, 79-yard drive at the 2:40 mark. On the drive, Thompson was
5-for-6 for 53 yards and had 27 yards on the ground.
Thompson took control on the opening possession of the second half and guided South
Carolina on a 10-play, 85-yard scoring drive. On third and 16 from the Clemson 34, Thompson
found Sanders across the middle, and Sanders shed a tackle and raced to the end zone for a
34-yard touchdown reception to give the Gamecocks a 17-14 lead with 11:48 remaining in the
third stanza. Thompson completed four passes for 79 yards on the drive.
The teams then exchanged field goals. Yates extended South Carolina’s lead on its next pos-
session with a 43-yard field goal to give the Gamecocks a 20-14 lead at the 6:56 mark of the third
quarter. Clemson’s Chandler Catanzaro answered on the ensuing possession with a 37-yard field
goal to trim South Carolina’s lead to 20-17 with 5:07 left in the quarter.
Scoring Summary
1st 5:27 CU Boyd 3-yard run (Cantanzaro kick) (16-85-6:14) 0-7
1st 1:46 SC Ellington 13-yard pass from Thompson (Yates kick) (7-63-3:34) 7-7
1st 1:22 CU Hopkins 33-yard pass from Boyd (Cantanzaro kick) (2-75-0:24) 7-14
2nd 2:40 SC Yates 27-yard field goal (12-79-6:14) 10-14
3rd 11:48 SC Sanders 34-yard pass from Thompson (Yates kick) (10-85-3:08) 17-14
3rd 6:56 SC Yates 43-yard field goal (8-42-3:08) 20-14
3rd 5:07 CU Cantanzaro 37-yard field goal (6-56-1:49) 20-17
4th 4:17 SC Ellington 6-yard pass from Thompson (13-65-7:39) 27-17
Team Statistics SC CU
First Downs 26 18
Rushing 8 11
Passing 15 5
Penalty 3 2
Net Yards Rushing 134 145
Rushing Attempts 45 35
Net Yards Passing 310 183
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 23-41-1 11-24-2
Total Offense Yards 444 328
Total Offense Plays 86 59
Fumbles: No.-Lost 2-0 0-0
Penalties: No.-Yards 12-110 7-59
Punts-Yards 5-188 5-208
Avg. Yards Per Punt 37.6 41.6
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 1-30 0-0
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 4-95 0-0
Interceptions: No.-Yards 2-8 1-0
Possession Time 39:58 20:02
Third Down Conversions 11-21 5-12
Fourth Down Conversions 1-1 0-0
Red Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 2-2
Sacks By: No.-Yards 6-30 4-35
PAT Kicks 3-3 2-2
Field Goals 2-2 1-1
Individual Statistics
RUSHING: SC: Miles 16-45; Davis 12-43; Thompson 14-38; Ellington 2-5; Sanders
1-3. CU: Ellington 15-72; McDowell 3-47; Boyd 17-26.
PASSING: SC: Thompson 23-41-1-310. CU: Boyd 11-24-2-183.
RECEIVING: SC: Ellington 7-72; Sanders 6-119; Jones 4-45; Miles 3-39; Cun-
ningham 2-26; Davis 1-9. CU: Watkins 4-37; Brown 3-68; Ford 2-13; Hopkins 1-43;
Humphries 1-22.
PUNT RETURNS: SC: Sanders 1-30. CU: None.
KICKOFF RETURNS: SC: Ellington 3-70; Hampton 1-25. CU: None.
INTERCEPTION RETURNS: SC: Williams 1-8; Holloman 1-0. CU: Brewer 1-0.
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Outback Bowl
#11/10 South Carolina 33, #19/22 Michigan 28
January 1, 2013
Raymond James Stadium
Tampa, Fla.
54,527
TAMPA, Fla. -- Dylan
Thompson’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 in the game, Caro-
lina made one final drive. Connor
Shaw converted a 4th & 3 on the
South Carolina 37 with a 6-yard
slant pass to Ace Sanders and fol-
lowed that up with completions of
6, 8 and 6, all to Sanders to earn
two more first downs. Shaw left
the game after the fourth comple-
tion to Sanders as he was nicked
up, resulting in Thompson enter-
ing the contest. Thompson moved
the Gamecocks down to the Michigan 32-yardline with 20 seconds remaining. After
spiking the ball to stop the clock, Thompson took the next snap and 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 a 5-point lead with just seconds remaining.
The back and forth affair saw the duo of Shaw and Thompson deliver for Carolina.
Shaw finished 18-for-26 for 224 yards in the air and a pair of touchdowns 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 56-yard scoring
strike to give the Gamecocks a 7-0 lead less than two minutes into the game.
Michigan trimmed the lead to 7-3 with a 39-yard field goal by Brendan Gibbons.
After the Carolina defense pushed the Wolverines back to their own 9-yard line with
a sack by Aldrick Fordham, Michigan punted to All-SEC return man 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, cutting South Carolina’s lead to 14-10.
The Gamecocks regained their 11-point lead quickly with a four-play, 75-yard touch-
down 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 heading into 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 tail-
back 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 64-yard
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.
Scoring Summary
1st 13:26 SC Byrd 56-yard pass from C. Shaw (Yates kick) (3-67-1:34) 7-0
1st 7:28 MICH Gibbons 39-yard field goal (8-51-3:14) 7-3
1st 3:29 SC Sanders 63-yard punt return (Yates kick) 14-3
2nd 12:41 MICH Dileo 5-yard pass from Gardner (Gibbons kick) (11-75-5:48) 14-10
2nd 10:54 SC Sanders 4-yard pass from Thompson (Yates kick) (4-75-1:47) 21-10
2nd 2:47 MICH Gibbons 40-yard field goal (8-8-4:34) 21-13
3rd 6:54 MICH Wile 52-yard field goal (11-45-4:29) 21-16
3rd 0:02 MICH Gallon 10-yard pass from Gardner (Gardner pass int) (9-65-4:28) 21-22
4th 8:06 SC Sanders 31-yard pass from C. Shaw (C. Shaw pass failed) (1-31-0:09) 27-22
4th 3:29 MICH Gallon 17-yard pass from Gardner (Smith rush failed) (10-64-4:37) 27-28
4th 0:11 SC Ellington 32-yard pass from Thompson (Thompson pass failed) (11-70-3:18) 33-28
Team Statistics SC MICH
First Downs 17 24
Rushing 4 12
Passing 11 10
Penalty 2 2
Net Yards Rushing 85 186
Rushing Attempts 17 45
Net Yards Passing 341 214
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 25-36-0 18-37-1
Total Offense Yards 426 355
Total Offense Plays 53 82
Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-1 3-1
Penalties: No.-Yards 5-44 4-55
Punts-Yards 3-123 3-144
Avg. Yards Per Punt 41.0 48.0
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 3-66 1-12
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 6-145 3-63
Interceptions: No.-Yards 1-(-3) 0-0
Possession Time 22:01 37:59
Third Down Conversions 3-10 8-19
Fourth Down Conversions 1-2 3-4
Red Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 5-5
Sacks By: No.-Yards 3-22 3-18
PAT Kicks 3-3 1-1
Field Goals 0-2 3-3
Individual Statistics
RUSHING: SC: C. Shaw 10-96; Miles 5-1; Thompson 2-(-12). MICH: 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. MICH: 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. MICH: 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. MICH: Dileo 1-12.
KICKOFF RETURNS: SC: Auguste 2-56; Ellington 2-51; Rhodes 1-22; Sanders
1-16. MICH: Norfleet 1-32; Dileo 1-20; Gallon 1-11.
INTERCEPTION RETURNS: SC: Legree 1-(-3). MICH: None.
South Carolina 14 7 0 12 33
Michigan 3 10 9 6 28
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Wins & Losses
WINS
Season: 11 (2011 and 2012)
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)
SHUTOUTS
Season: 7 (1903)
TIMES SHUT OUT
Season: 4 (1911)
CONSECUTIVE SEC WINS
Season: 5 (2005)
CONSECUTIVE SEC LOSSES
Season: 8 (1998 and 1999)
All-Time: 18 (2 in 1997, 8 in 1998, 8 in 1999)
CONSECUTIVE GAMES WITHOUT BEING SHUT OUT
All-Time: 89 (9/9/06-1/1/13)
CONSECUTIVE SHUTOUTS
Season: 4 (1910, 1947)
CONSECUTIVE GAMES SHUTOUT
Season: 4 (1911)
ROAD WINNING STREAK
Season: 4 (1929)
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)
HIGHEST-RANKED OPPONENT DEFEATED
Season: Alabama (No. 1 AP), 35-21 (10/9/10)
Scoring
POINTS
Game: 89, vs. Welsh Neck (10/6/1903)
Season: 433 (2010)
TOUCHDOWNS
Game: 11, vs. Kent State (10/7/95)
Season: 55 (2010)
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)
Season: 32 (1987)
PAT KICKING
Game: 11, vs. Kent (10/7/95)
Season: 52 (2010)
TWO-POINT CONVERSIONS
Game: 4, vs. Virginia (11/7/59)
Season: 13 (1959)
Offense
PLAYS
Game: 101, vs. Clemson (64 rush, 37 pass) (11/23/68)
TOTAL OFFENSE
Game: 656, vs. Vanderbilt (10/20/01)
(356 rush, 300 pass)
Season: 5,499 (2,161 rush, 3,338 pass) (2010)
FIRST DOWNS
Game: 34, vs. Mississippi State (10/14/95)
34, vs. Vanderbilt (10/20/01)
Season: 288 (2010)
FUMBLES
Game: 9, vs. North Carolina (10/10/70)
Season: 48 (1984)
FUMBLES LOST
Game: 5, vs. Virginia (9/7/02)
Season: 25 (1984)
PENALTIES
Game: 18, vs. Richmond (9/11/82)
18, vs. Florida State (11/9/85)
Season: 98 (1982 & 1985)
YARDS PENALIZED
Game: 231, vs. Richmond (9/11/82)
Season: 986 (1982)
Rushing
ATTEMPTS
Game: 81, vs. Duke (9/22/79)
Season: 692 (1979)
NET YARDS GAINED
Game: 474, vs. Presbyterian (11/20/37)
Season: 3,397 (1980)
TOUCHDOWNS
Game: 8, vs. Wichita State (9/13/80)
Season: 35 (1980)
Passing
ATTEMPTS
Game: 61, vs. East Carolina (10/8/94)
Season: 452 (2008)
COMPLETIONS
Game: 40, vs. Mississippi State (10/14/95)
Season: 282 (1995)
COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
Game: .941 (16-17), vs. North Carolina (10/24/81)
Season: .671 (282-420), (1995)
YARDS GAINED
Game: 490 vs. Mississippi State (10/14/95)
Season: 3,373 (1995)
TOUCHDOWNS
Game: 6, vs. Kent State (10/7/95)
Season: 32 (1995)
Defense
FEWEST OPPONENT TOTAL YARDS
Game: 8, Clemson (8 rush, 0 pass), (10/21/43)
36, NC State (–13 rush, 49 pass), (10/13/87)
Season: 2,000 (1956)
FEWEST OPPONENT YARDS RUSHING
Game: –39, Pacific (9/6/80)
Season: 1,158 (1987)
FEWEST OPPONENT YARDS PASSING
Game: 0, several times, Last: Georgia Tech (9/14/76)
Season: 476 (1956)
INTERCEPTIONS
Game: 7, vs. Florida State (11/10/84)
Season: 23 (1981, 1984, 1987)
TURNOVERS FORCED
Season: 39 (1987)
YARDS INTERCEPTION RETURNS
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 SOUTH CAROLINA
Game: 1, several times, Last: at Georgia (9/12/09)
Season: 2, (2004)
SAFETIES SCORED BY OPPONENTS
Game: 2, by Clemson (10/24/35)
Season: 2 (1935, 2005 and 2006)
FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED PER GAME
Season: 1.3 (1907)
6.7 (1955)
BLOCKED KICKS
Season: 8 (1994)
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MOST POINTS COMBINED
1. 104 at Mississippi State (65-39), Oct. 14, 1995
2. 98 vs East Carolina (42-56), Oct. 8, 1994
3. 93 vs Troy (69-24), Nov. 20, 2010
93 vs East Carolina (56-37), Sept. 3, 2011
5. 91 vs NC State (35-56), Nov. 3, 1973
91 vs Kent State (77-14), Oct. 7, 1995
7. 89 vs Welsh Neck (89-0), Oct. 6, 1903
89 vs Louisiana Tech (68-21), Sept. 16, 1995
9. 87 at Georgia (45-42), Sept. 10, 2011
10. 86 at Georgia (34-52), Oct. 31, 1970
MOST POINTS SCORED
1. 89 vs Welsh Neck (89-0), Oct. 6, 1903
2. 80 vs Charleston M.C. (80-0), Nov. 28, 1902
3. 77 vs Kent State (77-14), Oct. 7, 1995
4. 73 vs Wichita State (73-0), Sept. 13, 1980
5. 69 vs Troy (69-24), Nov. 20, 2010
6. 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
9. 66 vs Porter (66-0), Nov. 16, 1912
10. 65 at Mississippi State (65-39), Oct. 14, 1995
MOST POINTS ALLOWED
1. 63 at Navy (0-63), Nov. 13, 1920
63 vs Florida (7-63), Nov. 11, 1995
63 vs Clemson (17-63), Nov. 22, 2003
4. 61 at Georgetown (0-61), Nov. 20, 1915
5. 60 at Duke (0-60), Sept. 22, 1945
6. 59 at Georgia Tech (0-59), Oct. 16, 1909
59 vs Florida State (0-59), Nov. 5, 1988
8. 56 vs NC State (35-56), Nov. 3, 1973
56 vs Florida State (26-56), Nov. 6, 1982
56 at Florida State (14-56), Nov. 9, 1985
56 vs East Carolina (42-56), Oct. 8, 1994
56 at Tennessee (21-56), Oct. 28, 1995
56 at Florida (6-56), Nov. 15, 2008
56 vs Auburn (17-56), Dec. 4, 2010
LARGEST MARGIN VICTORY
1. 89 vs Welsh Neck (89-0), Oct. 6, 1903
2. 80 vs Charleston M.C. (80-0), Nov. 28, 1902
3. 73 vs Wichita State (73-0), Sept. 13, 1980
4. 68 vs Charleston (68-0), Oct. 26, 1912
68 vs Cumberland (68-0), Nov. 6, 1915
6. 66 vs Porter (66-0), Nov. 16, 1912
7. 64 vs Presbyterian (64-0), Nov. 20, 1937
8. 63 vs Kent State (77-14), Oct. 7, 1995
9. 60 vs N.C.M.A. (60-0), Oct. 21, 1902
10. 53 vs Erskine (53-0), Sept. 19, 1931
LARGEST MARGIN DEFEAT
1. 63 at Navy (0-63), Nov. 13, 1920
2. 61 at Georgetown (0-61), Nov. 20, 1915
3. 60 at Duke (0-60), Sept. 22, 1945
4. 59 at Georgia Tech (0-59), Oct. 16, 1909
59 vs Florida State (0-59), Nov. 5, 1988
6. 56 vs Florida (7-63), Nov. 11, 1995
7. 55 at Alabama (0-55), Oct. 13, 1945
8. 54 at Virginia (0-54), Oct. 4, 1914
54 at Tennessee (0-54), Dec. 7, 1929
9. 53 at Davidson (0-53), Nov. 12, 1910
10. 52 at Tennessee (3-55), Oct. 30, 1993
Attendance Records
LARGEST HOME CROWDS
No. Attend. Opponent Score Date
1. 85,199 Georgia 35-7 Oct. 6, 2012
2. 85,000 Clemson 20-15 Nov. 17, 2001
3. 84,900 Florida 17-54 Nov. 10, 2001
4. 84,300 Georgia 16-20 Sept. 11, 2004
5. 84,227 Georgia 7-13 Sept. 14, 2002
6. 84,200 Tennessee 14-17 Oct. 28, 2000
7. 84,100 Alabama 37-36 Sept. 29, 2001
8. 83,987 Clemson 17-63 Nov. 22, 2003
9. 83,918 Tennessee 10-18 Nov. 2, 2002
10. 83,717 New Mexico St. 34-24 Aug. 31, 2002
11. 83,704 Georgia 7-14 Sept. 13, 2008
12. 83,700 Clemson 21-47 Nov. 21, 1997
13. 83,605 Georgia 21-10 Sept. 9, 2000
14. 83,523 Clemson 21-31 Nov. 20, 1999
15. 83,422 Clemson 34-13 Nov. 26, 2011
16. 83,421 Florida 30-22 Nov. 12, 2005
17. 83,411 Georgia 3-17 Sept. 5, 1998
18. 83,368 Clemson 9-13 Nov. 19, 2005
19. 83,104 Vanderbilt 46-14 Oct. 20, 2001
20. 83,065 Georgia 21-10 Sept. 9, 2000
21. 83,019 Boise State 32-13 Sept. 1, 2001
22. 82,993 Alabama 35-21 Oct. 9, 2010
23. 82,968 Alabama 14-37 Sept. 17, 2005
24. 82,950 Georgia 23-14 Sept. 14, 1996
25. 82,808 Tennessee 14-31 Nov. 2, 1996
26. 82,753 UCF 24-15 Sept. 1, 2005
27. 82,605 East Carolina 3-21 Sept. 18, 1999
28. 82,525 LSU 7-33 Oct. 18, 2003
29. 82,513 Georgia 0-18 Sept. 9, 2006
30. 82,477 LSU 17-24 Oct. 18, 2008
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. 96,655 Tennessee 14-3 Oct. 29, 2011
9. 96,263 Tennessee 13-31 Oct. 31, 2009
10. 95,426 Tennessee 21-56 Oct. 28, 1995
11. 94,791 Tennessee 3-55 Oct. 30, 1993
12. 92,746 Georgia 16-12 Sept. 8, 2007
92,746 Georgia 37-41 Sept. 12, 2009
92,746 Georgia 45-42 Sept. 10, 2011
16. 92,734 LSU 21-23 Oct. 13, 2012
17. 92,530 LSU 16-28 Sept. 22, 2007
18. 92,476 Georgia 15-17 Sept. 10, 2005
19. 92,058 Georgia 7-31 Sept. 13, 2003
20. 92,012 Alabama 6-20 Oct. 17, 2009
21. 91,340 LSU 14-38 Oct. 19, 2002
22. 90,885 Florida 36-14 Nov. 13, 2010
90,883 Florida 11-44 Oct. 20, 2012
24. 90,703 Florida 16-17 Nov. 11, 2006
25. 90,646 Florida 6-56 Nov. 15, 2008
26. 90,294 Florida 14-48 Nov. 13, 2004
27. 87,451 Auburn 7-48 Oct. 1, 2005
28. 87,237 Auburn 27-35 Sept. 25, 2010
29. 86,520 Georgia 14-9 Sept. 8, 2001
30. 86,117 Georgia 9-24 Sept. 13, 1997
86,117 Georgia 23-42 Sept. 2, 1995
86,117 Georgia 15-31 Sept. 6, 1999
Carolina Milestones
First Game: Dec. 24, 1892 vs. Furman (0-44)
at Charleston, S.C.
First Victory: Nov. 8, 1895 vs. Furman (14-10)
at 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 vs. North Carolina
(0-21) at Chapel Hill, N.C.
200th Game: Nov. 10, 1923 vs. Furman (3-23)
at Greenville, S.C.
300th Game: Oct. 28, 1933 vs. Virginia Tech
(12-0) at Blackburg, Va.
400th Game: Oct. 29, 1943 vs. Charleston, C.G.
(20-0) at Orangeburg, S.C.
500th Game: Nov. 13, 1954 vs. Virginia (27-0)
at Columbia
600th Game: Nov. 17, 1964 vs. The Citadel (17-14)
at Columbia
700th Game: Sept. 28, 1974 vs. Georgia (14-52)
at Athens, Ga.
800th Game: Nov. 13, 1982 vs. Navy (17-14)
at Columbia
900th Game: Nov. 2, 1991 vs. NC State (21-38)
at Columbia
1000th Game: Oct. 21, 2000 vs. Vanderbilt (30-14)
at Nashville, Tenn.
1100th Game: Nov. 29, 2008 vs. Clemson (14-31)
at Clemson, S.C.
100th Victory: Oct. 29, 1924 vs. The Citadel (14-3)
at Orangeburg, S.C.
200th Victory: Oct. 11, 1946 over Furman (14-7)
at Greenville, S.C.
300th Victory: Nov. 23, 1968 over Clemson (7-3)
at Clemson, S.C.
400th Victory: Oct. 26, 1985 over East Carolina
(52-10) at Greenville, N.C.
500th Victory: Nov. 6, 2004 over Arkansas (35-32)
at Columbia, S.C.
Records by Decade
1892-1899: 6-15-0 1950-1959: 54-41-2
1900-1909: 37-26-3 1960-1969: 37-59-5
1910-1919: 32-41-7 1970-1979: 56-55-2
1920-1929: 55-37-4 1980-1989: 63-49-3
1930-1939: 49-49-7 1990-1999: 41-67-3
1940-1949: 36-43-8 2000-2009: 68-54-0
2010-2012: 31-9-0
TOTAL: 1892-present: 565-545-44
Season Openers
Through 119 years of participation in football at the inter-
collegiate level, the Gamecocks have compiled a 79-36-4
record in season openers, a winning percentage of .681.
In the 91 seasons in which the Gamecocks have opened at
home, the record is a very impressive 69-18-4. That trans-
lates into a .780 winning mark.
In 27 seasons in which the Gamecocks have opened on
the road, they are 9-18-0 for a .333 winning percentage.
Carolina opened the 2011 season at a neutral site.
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Game
PASSING YARDS
1. Steve Taneyhill vs. Mississippi State (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. Todd Ellis vs. Virginia Tech (10/11/86) ................ 394
6. Steve Taneyhill vs. Louisiana Tech (9/16/95) ........ 389
7. Blake Mitchell vs. Middle Tennessee (11/18/06) ... 388
8. Stephen Garcia at Kentucky (10/16/10) ................. 382
9. Blake Mitchell vs. Arkansas (11/13/07) ................. 364
10. Bobby Fuller vs. NC State (10/27/90) .................... 356
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. 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 State (10/14/95) ..... 38
3. Steve Taneyhill vs. Georgia (9/2/95) ........................ 34
4. 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
8. 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
2. Gordon Beckham vs. UNC (10/24/81) .(16-of-17) .941
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
PASSES INTERCEPTED
1. Glenn Morris vs. Clemson (11/2/71) ......................... 6
Season
PASSING YARDS
1. Todd Ellis (1987) ................................................ 3,206
2. Steve Taneyhill (1995) ........................................ 3,094
3. Stephen Garcia (2010) ........................................ 3,059
4. Todd Ellis (1986) ................................................ 3,020
5. Stephen Garcia (2009) ........................................ 2,862
6. Bobby Fuller (1991) ........................................... 2,524
7. Steve Taneyhill (1994) ....................................... 2,486
8. Bobby Fuller (1990) ........................................... 2,372
9. Blake Mitchell (2005) ......................................... 2,370
10. Todd Ellis (1988) ................................................ 2,353
PASS ATTEMPTS
1. Todd Ellis (1987) ................................................... 432
Stephen Garcia (2009) ........................................... 432
3. Todd Ellis (1988) ................................................... 391
4. Steve Taneyhill (1995) ........................................... 389
5. Steve Taneyhill (1994) ........................................... 367
6. Stephen Garcia (2010) ........................................... 349
7. Todd Ellis (1986) ................................................... 340
Bobby Fuller (1991) .............................................. 340
9. Dondrial Pinkins (2003) ........................................ 322
10. Phil Petty (2000) ................................................... 315
Blake Mitchell (2005) ............................................ 315

PASS COMPLETIONS
1. Steve Taneyhill (1995) ........................................... 261
2. Steve Taneyhill (1994) ........................................... 257
3. Todd Ellis (1987) ................................................... 241
4. Stephen Garcia (2009) ........................................... 239
5. Stephen Garcia (2010) ........................................... 224
6. Todd Ellis (1986) ................................................... 205
7. Bobby Fuller (1991) .............................................. 202
8. Todd Ellis (1988) ................................................... 198
9. Blake Mitchell (2005) ............................................ 186
10. Bobby Fuller (1990) .............................................. 171

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
(Min. 100 attempts)
1. Connor Shaw (2012) .........................675 (154 of 228)
2. Steve Taneyhill (1995) .......................671 (261 of 389)
3. Blake Mitchell (2006) ........................668 (135 of 202)
4. Connor Shaw (2011) .........................654 (123 of 188)
5. Stephen Garcia (2010) .......................642 (224 of 349)
6. Dondrial Pinkins (2004) .....................630 (68 of 108)
7. Steve Taneyhill (1994) .......................629 (231 of 367)
8. Todd Ellis (1986) ...............................603 (205 of 340)
9. Blake Mitchell (2007) ........................596 (152 of 255)
10. Bobby Fuller (1991) ..........................594 (202 of 340)
PASSING TOUCHDOWNS
1. Steve Taneyhill (1995) ............................................. 29
2. Todd Ellis (1986) ..................................................... 20
Steve Taneyhill (1994) ............................................. 20
Stephen Garcia (2010) ............................................. 20
5. Anthony Wright (1997) ............................................ 18
6. Blake Mitchell (2005) .............................................. 17
Stephen Garcia (2009) ............................................. 17
Connor Shaw (2012) ............................................... 17
9. Jeff Grantz (1975) .................................................... 16
10. Bobby Fuller (1991) ................................................ 15
PASSES INTERCEPTED
1. Todd Ellis (1987) ..................................................... 24
Career
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. Tommy Suggs (1968-70) ...................................... 672
8. Bobby Fuller (1990-91) ......................................... 634
9. Dondrial Pinkins (2000-04) ................................... 504
10. Chris Smelley (2006-08) ....................................... 479
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. Phil Petty (1998-01) .............................................. 454
6. Anthony Wright (1995-98) .................................... 432
7. Bobby Fuller (1990-91) ......................................... 373
8. Tommy Suggs (1968-70) ...................................... 355
9. Connor Shaw (2010-12) ........................................ 300
10. Chris Smelley (2006-08) ....................................... 270
COMPLETION PERCENTAGE
(Min. 150 attempts)
1. Connor Shaw (2010-12) ....................668 (300 of 449)
2. Blake Mitchell (2004-07) ...................607 (482 of 794)
3. Steve Taneyhill (1992-95) ...............605 (753 of 1245)
4. Bobby Fuller (1990-91) .....................588 (373 of 634)
5. Stephen Garcia (2008-11) ...............577 (589 of 1021)
6. Chris Smelley (2006-08) ...................564 (270 of 479)
7. Todd Ellis (1986-89) .......................553 (747 of 1350)
8. Anthony Wright (1995-98) ................543 (432 of 796)
9. Tommy Suggs (1968-70) ..................528 (355 of 672)
10. Phil Petty (1998-2001) ......................527 (454 of 861)

PASSING TOUCHDOWNS
1. Steve Taneyhill (1992-95) ....................................... 62
2. Todd Ellis (1986-89) ............................................... 49
3. Stephen Garcia (2008-10) ....................................... 47
4. Anthony Wright (1995-98) ...................................... 38
Blake Mitchell (2004-07) ......................................... 38
6. Tommy Suggs (1968-70) ........................................ 34
7. Connor Shaw (2010-12) .......................................... 32
8. Bobby Fuller (1990-91) ........................................... 28
Phil Petty (1998-01) ................................................ 28
10. Jeff Grantz (1972-75) .............................................. 26
PASSES INTERCEPTED
1. Todd Ellis (1986-89) ............................................... 73
STARTING QUARTERBACK WINS
1. Todd Ellis (1986-89) ............................................... 24
Career Passing Leaders
No. PLAYER YEARS COM-ATT-INT PCT. YARDS TD
1. Todd Ellis 1986-89 747-1350-73 .553 9,953 49
2. Steve Taneyhill 1992-95 753-1245-37 .605 8,782 62
3. Stephen Garcia 2008-11 589-1021-41 .577 7,597 47
4. Blake Mitchell 2004-07 482-794-30 .607 5,992 38
5. Anthony Wright 1995-98 432-796-22 .543 5,681 38
6. Phil Petty 1998-01 454-861-29 .527 5,652 28
7. Tommy Suggs 1968-70 355-672-41 .528 4,916 34
8. Bobby Fuller 1990-91 373-634-17 .588 4,896 28
9. Connor Shaw 2010-12 300-449-15 .668 3,627 32
10. Dondrial Pinkins 2000-04 265-504-18 .526 3,459 18
11. Jeff Grantz 1972-75 231-455-25 .508 3,440 26
12. Chris Smelley 2006-08 270-479-22 .564 3,210 23
13. Mike Hold 1984-85 171-345-15 .496 2,981 15
14. Garry Harper 1977-80 225-455-24 .498 2,971 19
15. Ron Bass 1973-77 225-437-24 .513 2,933 14 Steve Taneyhill
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270+-YARD PASSING GAMES
473 Steve Taneyhill Mississippi State 10/14/95
451 Steve Taneyhill East Carolina 10/8/94
425 Todd Ellis East Carolina 10/24/87
405 Steve Taneyhill Georgia 9/2/95
394 Todd Ellis Virginia Tech 10/11/86
389 Steve Taneyhill Louisiana Tech 9/16/95
388 Blake Mitchell Middle Tennessee 11/18/06
382 Stephen Garcia Kentucky 10/16/10
364 Blake Mitchell Arkansas 11/3/07
356 Bobby Fuller NC State 10/27/90
356 Connor Shaw Tennessee 10/27/12
355 Stephen Garcia Vanderbilt 10/23/10
354 Steve Taneyhill Vanderbilt 10/21/95
351 Anthony Wright Mississippi State 9/28/96
343 Bobby Fuller East Carolina 9/28/91
342 Todd Ellis Georgia 9/27/86
334 Todd Ellis Virginia Tech 10/10/87
330 Blake Mitchell UCF 9/1/05
330 Dylan Thompson East Carolina 9/8/12
329 Todd Ellis Appalachian State 9/5/87
327 Chris Smelley Mississippi 10/4/08
327 Stephen Garcia Arkansas 11/7/09
324 Tommy Suggs Florida State 10/26/68
324 Syvelle Newton South Florida 9/18/04
323 Blake Mitchell Houston 12/29/06
321 Todd Ellis Georgia 9/24/88
318 Bill Troup Virginia 9/9/72
318 Todd Ellis East Carolina 10/25/86
316 Tommy Suggs Clemson 11/21/70
316 Blake Mitchell Florida 11/10/07
313 Stephen Garcia Georgia 9/12/09
312 Tommy Suggs Virginia 11/2/68
312 Stephen Garcia Vanderbilt 10/24/09
311 Steve Taneyhill Louisiana Tech 9/18/93
311 Connor Shaw Kentucky 10/8/11
310 Dylan Thompson Clemson 11/24/12
307 Steve Taneyhill Clemson 11/18/95
307 Anthony Wright Mississippi 10/3/98
306 Todd Ellis Georgia 9/26/87
306 Dondrial Pinkins Tennessee 10/30/04
305 Phil Petty Mississippi State 9/23/00
304 Todd Ellis Louisiana State 12/31/87
304 Steve Taneyhill Kentucky 9/23/95
300 Stephen Garcia Vanderbilt 10/31/09
298 Dondrial Pinkins Mississippi 11/1/03
297 Todd Ellis NC State 11/1/86
296 Steve Taneyhill Clemson 11/21/92
294 Tommy Suggs Maryland 10/17/70
290 Todd Ellis North Carolina 9/3/86
291 Phil Petty Alabama 9/29/01
291 Syvelle Newton Mississippi 10/9/04
290 Blake Mitchell Tennessee 10/27/07
287 Bobby Fuller The Citadel 10/20/90
286 Ron Bass Georgia Tech 9/11/76
286 Todd Ellis Nebraska 10/14/86
286 Todd Ellis Virginia 10/17/87
284 Blake Mitchell Clemson 11/24/07
280 Anthony Wright Marshall 9/19/98
279 Anthony Wright Vanderbilt 10/24/98
279 Chris Smelley Mississippi State 9/29/07
277 Blake Mitchell Kentucky 10/8/05
276 Tommy Suggs Georgia 10/31/70
275 Todd Ellis Clemson 11/22/86
275 Anthony Wright Georgia 9/13/97
275 Blake Mitchell Florida 11/11/06
272 Todd Ellis Virginia Tech 10/8/88
271 Chris Smelley Georgia 9/13/08
271 Anthony Wright Auburn 10/5/96
LONGEST PASS COMPLETIONS (*-TD)
99* Dondrial Pinkins/Troy Williamson Virginia 9/7/03
98* Dondrial Pinkins/Matthew Thomas Mississippi 11/1/03
97* Todd Ellis/Robert Brooks East Carolina 9/17/88
94* Dylan Thompson/Damiere Byrd UAB 9/15/12
93* Steve Taneyhill/Monty Means Louisiana Tech 9/16/95
92* Steve Taneyhill/Stanley Pritchett Kentucky 9/23/95
83* Gordon Beckham/Kent Hagood Pacific 11/7/81
82* Ed Clary/Ben Joe Williams Catholic 11/28/38
81* Jeff Grantz/Philip Logan Appalachian State 11/8/75
81* Mike Hold/Eric Poole Navy 11/17/84
80* Tommy Suggs/Jim Mitchell Georgia 10/31/70
80* Stephen Garciz/Alshon Jeffery Arkansas 11/7/09
80* Garry Harper/Horace Smith Mississippi 10/21/78
80* Mike Hold/Raynard Brown Pittsburgh 10/5/85
80* Todd Ellis/Sterling Sharpe Nebraska 10/3/87
79* Bobby Fuller/Eddie Miller Florida State 11/9/91
78* Mikal Goodman/Kerry Hood Kentucky 10/9/99
78* Phil Petty/Ryan Brewer Tennessee 10/28/00
78 Connor Shaw/Alshon Jeffery Nebraska 1/2/12
77* Jeff Grantz/Bob Halminski Virginia 10/15/75
77 Todd Ellis/Ryan Bethea Clemson 11/21/87
77* Anthony Wright/Corey Bridges Mississippi State 9/28/96
77* Dondrial Pinkins/Matthew Thomas LSU 10/18/03
76 Zion McKinney/Philip Logan Miami (Ohio) 9/17/77
75 Bobby Fuller/Eddie Miller The Citadel 10/20/90
75 Anthony Wright/Marcus Robinson Mississippi State 9/28/96
73* Carlisle Bell/Bru Boineau Furman 11/17/28
73* Mackie Prickett/Buddy Frick Virginia 11/13/54
73* Syvelle Newton/Troy Williamson USF 9/18/04
72* Ron Bass/George Rogers Mississippi 10/15/77
72* Todd Ellis/Sterling Sharpe Clemson 11/22/86
72* Stephen Garcia/Alshon Jeffery Vanderbilt 10/23/10
71* Emmen Wingfield/Ed Zobel Virginia 10/8/27
71* Mike Hold/Ira Hillary East Carolina 10/27/84
70* Jeff Grant/Philip Logan Wake Forest 11/15/75
70* Mike Hold/Sterling Sharpe East Carolina 10/26/85
70* Dondrial Pinkins/Troy Williamson Clemson 11/23/02
70* Stephen Garcia/Alshon Jeffery Tennessee 10/30/10
70 Dylan Thompson/Nick Jones Michigan 1/1/13
69* Dan Reeves/Bobby Bryant Wake Forest 11/14/64
69 Blake Williamson/Toby Cates Tennessee 10/30/93
69 Stephen Garcia/Moe Brown Mississippi 9/24/09
69 Stephen Garcia/Alshon Jeffery Auburn 9/25/10
68* Mackie Prickett/Carl Brazell North Carolina 11/5/55
67 Bill Troup/Eddie Muldrow Clemson 11/25/72
66* Chris Smelley/Jared Cook Arkansas 11/8/08
66 Phil Petty/Corey Alexander Boise State 9/1/01
65* Harold Mauney/Earl Clary Wofford 9/23/33
65 Andy LeHeup/Jay Saldi Florida State 11/17/73
65* Dondrial Pinkins/Troy Williamson Georgia 9/11/04
64* Todd Ellis/Ryan Bethea East Carolina 10/28/86
64 Blake Mitchell/Mike Davis UCF 9/1/05
64 Blake Mitchell/Sidney Rice Florida 11/12/05
63 Chris Smelley/Jared Cook Mississippi 10/4/08
63 Mike Hold/Thomas Dendy NC State 11/2/85
62 Tommy Suggs/Benny Galloway Virginia 11/2/68
62 Jay Lynn Hodgin/Eddie Muldrow Appalachian State 11/9/74
62* Garry Harper/Zion McKinney Notre Dame 10/29/79
62* Garry Harper/Horace Smith Wake Forest 11/5/80
62 Mike Hold/Ira Hillary Georgia 9/29/84
62 Anthony Wright/Boo Williams Kentucky 10/10/98
62 Connor Shaw/D.L. Moore Georgia 10/6/12
61* Tommy Suggs/Jim Mitchell Tennessee 11/7/70
61* Mike Hold/Chris Corley NC State 11/3/84
61 Steve Taneyhill/Zola Davis LSU 9/30/95
61 Dondrial Pinkins/Troy Williamson Troy 9/25/04
*For Touchdown
Year-by-Year
Passing Leaders
Year Player Com-Att Yards
1949 Bo Hagan 29-57 356
John Boyle 29-84 383
1950 Ed Pasky 21-52 196
1951 Dick Balka 26-57 401
1952 Johnny Gramling 61-144 709
1953 Johnny Gramling 68-132 1,045
1954 Mackie Prickett 68-116 682
1955 Mackie Prickett 35-73 513
1956 Mackie Prickett 15-44 193
1957 Alex Hawkins 9-12 153
1958 Bobby Bunch 13-23 177
1959 Steve Satterfield 17-44 180
1960 Dave Sowell 17-38 190
1961 Jim Costen 61-146 764
1962 Dan Reeves 66-131 930
1963 Dan Reeves 62-146 657
1964 Dan Reeves 83-164 974
1965 Mike Fair 89-175 1,049
1966 Mike Fair 31-82 467
1967 Mike Fair 79-165 970
1968 Tommy Suggs 110-207 1,544
1969 Tommy Suggs 109-196 1,342
1970 Tommy Suggs 136-269 2,030
1971 Glenn Morris 104-229 1,313
1972 Dobby Grossman 61-117 874
Bill Troup 56-129 758
1973 Jeff Grantz 62-121 864
1974 Jeff Grantz 39-95 642
1975 Jeff Grantz 120-216 1,815
1976 Ron Bass 110-199 1,320
1977 Ron Bass 82-176 1,140
1978 Garry Harper 62-135 776
1979 Garry Harper 73-143 929
1980 Garry Harper 90-177 1,266
1981 Gordon Beckham 92-180 1,221
1982 Gordon Beckham 63-146 725
1983 Allen Mitchell 80-172 1,142
1984 Mike Hold 64-137 1,385
1985 Mike Hold 107-208 1,596
1986 Todd Ellis 205-340 3,020
1987 Todd Ellis 241-432 3,206
1988 Todd Ellis 198-391 2,353
1989 Todd Ellis 103-187 1,374
1990 Bobby Fuller 171-294 2,372
1991 Bobby Fuller 202-340 2,524
1992 Steve Taneyhill 86-162 1,272
1993 Steve Taneyhill 149-291 1,930
1994 Steve Taneyhill 257-403 2,486
1995 Steve Taneyhill 261-389 3,094
1996 Anthony Wright 131-244 1,850
1997 Anthony Wright 139-252 1,685
1998 Anthony Wright 145-273 1,899
1999 Phil Petty 65-146 803
2000 Phil Petty 170-315 2,285
2001 Phil Petty 164-288 1,926
2002 Corey Jenkins 100-180 1,334
2003 Dondrial Pinkins 162-322 2,127
2004 Syvelle Newton 70-131 1,093
2005 Blake Mitchell 186-315 2,370
2006 Blake Mitchell 135-202 1,789
2007 Blake Mitchell 152-255 1,747
2008 Chris Smelley 169-302 1,922
2009 Stephen Garcia 239-432 2,862
2010 Stephen Garcia 224-349 3,059
2011 Connor Shaw 123-188 1,448
2012 Connor Shaw 154-228 1,956
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Game
RUSHING YARDS
1. Brandon Bennett vs. East Tenn. State (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. George Rogers vs. Duke (10/11/80) ........................ 224
7. George Rogers vs. NC State (11/3/79) .................... 217
8. Derek Watson vs. Eastern Michigan (9/16/00) ........ 215
9. Marcus Lattimore vs. Florida (11/13/10)................. 212
10. Ron Bass vs. North Carolina (10/26/74) ................. 211
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 TOUCHDOWNS
1. Many, Last: Marcus Lattimore vs. Navy (9/17/11) ....... 3
Season
RUSHING YARDS
1. George Rogers (1980) .......................................... 1,894
2. George Rogers (1979) .......................................... 1,681
3. Marcus Lattimore (2010)...................................... 1,197
4. Kevin Long (1975) ............................................... 1,133
5. Duce Staley (1996)............................................... 1,116
6. Clarence Williams (1975)..................................... 1,073
7. Derek Watson (2000) ........................................... 1,066
8. Harold Green (1987) ............................................ 1,022
9. George Rogers (1978) .......................................... 1,006
10. Steve Wadiak (1950) ............................................... 998
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. Harold Green (1989) ............................................... 201
8. Brandon Bennett (1993) .......................................... 193
9. Kevin Long (1975) .................................................. 190
Clarence Williams (1975)........................................ 190
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
8. Marcus Lattimore (2011)........................................... 10
9. 5 Players Tied, last:
Cory Boyd (2007) ....................................................... 9
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. Thomas Dendy (1984).........................6.2 (103 for 634)
7. Steve Wadiak (1950) ...........................6.1 (163 for 998)
8. Jay Lynn Hodgin (1974) ......................6.1 (154 for 941)
9. 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. 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
9. Warren Muir (1967-69) ............................................. 19
Mike Davis (2005-08) ............................................... 19

RUSHING AVERAGE
1. Carl Brazell (1952-55)......................5.7 (203 for 1,163)
2. Thomas Dendy (1982-85) ................5.6 (494 for 2,767)
3. 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)
7. Duce Staley (1995-96) .....................5.4 (345 for 1,852)
8. 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)
Career Rushing Leaders
(1,000-Yard Rushers)
No. PLAYER YEARS ATT. YARDS AVG.
1. George Rogers 1977-80 954 5,204 5.5
2. Brandon Bennett 1991-94 681 3,055 4.5
3. Harold Green 1986-89 702 3,005 4.3
4. Steve Wadiak 1948-51 543 2,878 5.3
5. Thomas Dendy 1982-85 494 2,767 5.6
6. Marcus Lattimore 2010-12 555 2,677 4.8
7. Johnnie Wright 1977-81 552 2,589 4.7
8. Jay Lynn Hodgin 1972-74 515 2,478 4.8
9. Kevin Long 1973-76 447 2,372 5.3
10. Clarence Williams 1974-76 440 2,311 5.3
11. Cory Boyd 2003-07 464 2,267 4.9
12. Warren Muir 1967-69 523 2,234 4.3
13. Mike Davis 2005-08 523 2,231 4.3
14. Derek Watson 1999-01 437 2,078 4.8
15. Kent Hagood 1981-85 365 2,014 5.5
16. Bishop Strickland 1947-50 381 1,965 5.2
17. Duce Staley 1995-96 345 1,852 5.4
Andrew Pinnock 1999-02 422 1,852 4.4
19. Rob DeBoer 1990-93 386 1,810 4.7
20. Spencer Clark 1976-79 319 1,652 5.2
21. Mike Dingle 1988-90 389 1,634 4.2
22. Troy Hambrick 1996-98 302 1,586 5.3
23. Jeff Grantz 1972-75 405 1,577 3.9
24. Alex Hawkins 1956-58 339 1,490 4.4
25. Kenny Miles 2009-12 315 1,341 4.3
26. Mike Caskey 1952-55 232 1,276 5.5
27. Daccus Turman 2002-05 281 1,255 4.5
28. King Dixon 1956-58 288 1,250 4.3
29. Steve Dorsey 1976-79 297 1,216 4.1
30. Stanley Pritchett 1992-95 266 1,178 4.4
31. Ron Bass 1973-77 446 1,167 2.6
32. Carl Brazell 1952-55 203 1,163 5.7
33. Ben Garnto 1965-67 277 1,151 4.2
34. Gene Wilson 1951-53 268 1,145 4.3
35. Demetris Summers 2003-04 212 1,125 5.3
Connor Shaw 2010-12 298 1,125 3.8
37. Tommy Simmons 1969-71 324 1,109 3.4
38. Billy Gambrell 1960-62 225 1,066 4.7
39. Todd Berry 1980-83 211 1,027 4.9
40. Rudy Holloman 1967-69 255 1,010 4.0
George Rogers
Brandon Bennett
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LONGEST RUNS
96* Steve Wadiak Geo. Washington 10/27/50
89 Ben Garnto Wake Forest 10/15/65
89* Brandon Bennett East Tenn. State 10/5/91
88* Bobby Wallace Middle Tennessee 11/18/06
87* Carl Brazell Wofford 9/17/55
84* Carl West Pacific 9/16/80
80* George Rogers Florida State 10/10/79
80* Trevin Smith Eastern Michigan 9/16/00
78* Billy Gambrell Northwestern 9/12/62
77* Heyward King Wake Forest 11/30/57
77 Spencer Clark Clemson 11/9/77
75* Troy Hambrick Clemson 11/23/96
74* Ben Garnto NC State 10/2/65
74* Kent Hagood East Carolina 10/27/84
73* Steve Wadiak Clemson 10/19/50
73* Steve Satterfield Virginia 11/7/59
73* Dan Reeves/Billy 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 9/6/80
70* Phil Cantore Clemson 10/21/43
70* Thomas Dendy Navy 11/13/82
70* Troy Hambrick Kentucky 10/10/98
69* Carroll McClain North Carolina 11/5/55
69* Billy Gambrell Wake Forest 9/30/61
69 Clarence Williams Virginia 10/9/76
68* Derek Watson Arkansas 10/14/00
68* Melvin Ingram Georgia 9/10/11
67 Carl Huggins Wake Forest 11/6/63
66 Steve Wadiak Clemson 10/19/50
66* Bobby Drawdy Geo. Washington 11/3/51
66* Alex Hawkins Furman 11/3/56
66* Bru Boineau Clemson 10/23/30
65* Derek Watson Eastern Michigan 9/16/00
65* Billy Ray Rice North Carolina 10/10/70
64 Johnnie Wright Duke 10/11/80
64 Connor Shaw Michigan 1/1/13
63 Jay Lynn Hodgin Wake Forest 11/16/74
62* Bobby Giles Clemson 10/4/46
61* Thomas Dendy Cincinnati 10/2/82
61 Thomas Dendy NC State 10/30/82
61* Anthony Smith The Citadel 8/31/85
61* Derek Watson Clemson 11/18/00
61* Bruce Ellington Kentucky 10/8/11
60* Rudy Holloman Duke 9/20/69
60* Johnnie Wright Cincinnati 10/18/80
60* Connor Shaw The Citadel 11/19/11
58* Buddy Bennett Virginia 12/3/60
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 10/6/01
58 Marcus Lattimore Troy 11/20/10
57* Randy Spinks Wake Forest 11/4/72
57* Thomas Dendy Florida State 11/10/84
56 Steve Mixon Kentucky 10/12/96
55 George Rogers NC State 10/4/80
55* Greg Welch East Carolina 10/26/85
54 Troy Hambrick Clemson 11/21/97
54 Demetris Summers UAB 9/20/03
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 9/2/10
52 Hugh Stoddard Clemson 10/24/29
52* Jay Lynn Hodgin NC State 11/3/73
52* Brandon Bennett Louisiana Tech 9/18/93
50 Mike Davis UAB 9/15/12
*For Touchdown
Two 100-Yard Rushers
In a Single Game
11/02/74 NC State .................................. Ron Bass, 121
Clarence Williams, 105
10/04/75 Baylor .................................... Kevin Long, 133
Clarence Williams, 111
11/01/75 NC State .............................. Keving Long, 160
Clarence Williams, 150
11/22/75 Clemson ..................... Clarence Williams, 160
Jeff Grantz, 122
09/30/78 Georgia ............................Johnnie Wright, 156
George Rogers, 128
10/27/79 Notre Dame........................Spencer Clark, 116
George Rogers, 113
11/03/79 NC State .......................... George Rogers, 217
Spencer Clark, 103
09/16/80 Pacific.............................. George Rogers, 153
Carl West, 113
11/13/82 Navy ................................ Thomas Dendy, 156
Todd Berry, 129
11/03/84 NC State ............................. Kent Hagood, 111
Thomas Dendy, 106
11/16/84 Navy ................................ Anthony Smith, 123
Mike Hold, 104
10/07/89 East Carolina ........................Mike Dingle, 117
Albert Haynes, 101
10/13/90 East Carolina ........................ Rob DeBoer, 165
Mike Dingle, 113
10/17/92 Mississippi State ...........Brandon Bennett, 129
Rob DeBoer, 107
11/23/96 Clemson ........................... Troy Hambrick, 135
Duce Staley, 133
10/21/00 Vanderbilt ...................... Andrew Pinnock, 135
Derek Watson, 128
10/20/01 Vanderbilt ...................... Andrew Pinnock, 106
Derek Watson, 105
09/15/07 South Carolina State ............... Cory Boyd, 132
Mike Davis, 102
Year-by-Year
Rushing Leaders
Year Player Yards Avg.
1947 Bishop Strickland 510 5.4
1948 Steve Wadiak 420 8.2
1949 Steve Wadiak 775 5.1
1950 Steve Wadiak 998 6.1
1951 Steve Wadiak 685 3.9
1952 Gene Wilson 403 3.1
1953 Gene Wilson 502 6.5
1954 Mike Caskey 556 6.7
1955 Carl Brazell 305 6.6
1956 King Dixon 655 4.8
1957 Alex Hawkins 450 4.1
1958 John Saunders 653 5.1
1959 Phil Lavoie 522 4.3
1960 Buddy Bennett 401 5.1
1961 Dick Day 400 4.0
1962 Billy Gambrell 582 5.5
1963 Marty Rosen 382 4.4
1964 Phil Branson 276 3.2
1965 Ben Garnto 437 4.9
1966 Benny Galloway 580 4.5
1967 Warren Muir 805 4.3
1968 Rudy Holloman 530 4.8
1969 Warren Muir 969 4.3
1970 Tommy Simmons 572 3.5
1971 Tommy Simmons 430 3.4
1972 Jay Lynn Hodgin 675 3.6
1973 Jay Lynn Hodgin 862 5.0
1974 Jay Lynn Hodgin 941 6.1
1975 Kevin Long 1,133 6.0
1976 Clarence Williams 873 5.0
1977 Spencer Clark 777 5.8
1978 George Rogers 1,006 5.7
1979 George Rogers 1,681 5.4
1980 George Rogers 1,894 5.8
1981 Johnnie Wright 834 3.9
1982 Thomas Dendy 848 6.1
1983 Thomas Dendy 725 5.5
1984 Thomas Dendy 634 6.2
1985 Thomas Dendy 560 4.7
1986 Anthony Smith 469 4.9
1987 Harold Green 1,022 4.5
1988 Harold Green 606 3.7
1989 Harold Green 989 4.9
1990 Mike Dingle 746 4.0
1991 Brandon Bennett 702 4.6
1992 Brandon Bennett 646 4.3
1993 Brandon Bennett 853 4.4
1994 Brandon Bennett 854 4.5
1995 Duce Staley 736 5.8
1996 Duce Staley 1,116 5.1
1997 Troy Hambrick 604 5.3
1998 Troy Hambrick 701 4.9
1999 Derek Watson 394 3.5
2000 Derek Watson 1,066 5.7
2001 Andrew Pinnock 622 5.4
2002 Corey Jenkins 655 4.1
2003 Daccus Turman 657 4.9
2004 Demetris Summers 487 5.5
2005 Mike Davis 666 4.6
2006 Cory Boyd 823 5.0
2007 Cory Boyd 903 5.0
2008 Mike Davis 573 3.5
2009 Kenny Miles 626 5.4
2010 Marcus Lattimore 1,197 4.8
2011 Marcus Lattimore 818 5.0
2012 Marcus Lattimore 662 4.6
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100-YARD RUSHING GAMES
278 Brandon Bennett East Tennessee State 10/5/91
260 Jeff Grantz Ohio 10/20/73
256 Steve Wadiak Clemson 10/19/50
246 Marcus Lattimore Navy 9/17/11
237 George Rogers Wake Forest 11/18/78
224 George Rogers Duke 10/11/80
217 George Rogers NC State 11/3/79
215 Derek Watson Eastern Michigan 9/16/00
212 Marcus Lattimore Florida 11/13/10
211 Ron Bass North Carolina 10/26/74
193 George Rogers NC State 10/4/80
193 Duce Staley Kentucky 10/12/96
187 Duce Staley Central Florida 9/7/96
186 George Rogers Florida State 11/10/79
185 Steve Wadiak Miami 11/11/49
185 Jeff Grantz Clemson 11/24/73
184 Marcus Lattimore Tennessee 10/30/10
182 Steve Wadiak George Washington 10/27/50
182 Marcus Lattimore Georgia 9/11/10
179 George Rogers The Citadel 11/8/80
177 George Rogers Wake Forest 11/15/80
176 Marcus Lattimore Georgia 9/10/11
172 Harold Green Wake Forest 11/14/87
170 Duce Staley Georgia 9/14/96
168 George Rogers Georgia 11/1/80
168 George Rogers Clemson 11/22/80
165 George Rogers Oklahoma State 10/6/79
165 Rob DeBoer East Carolina 10/13/90
164 Warren Muir North Carolina 9/23/67
162 Johnnie Wright Duke 10/11/80
161 George Rogers Duke 9/22/79
161 Demetris Summers UAB 9/20/03
160 Kevin Long NC State 11/1/75
160 Clarence Williams Clemson 11/22/75
160 Harold Green Duke 9/2/89
160 Cory Boyd Tennessee 10/27/07
159 Warren Muir Tennessee 11/11/69
158 George Rogers Mississippi 10/13/79
158 Demetris Summers Tennessee 9/27/03
157 Spencer Clark Clemson 11/19/77
156 Johnnie Wright Georgia 9/30/78
156 Thomas Dendy Navy 11/13/82
153 George Rogers Pacific 9/6/80
152 George Rogers Georgia 9/29/79
150 Clarence Williams NC State 11/1/75
150 George Rogers Duke 9/23/78
150 Harold Green Western Carolina 10/21/89
150 Derek Watson Clemson 11/20/00
149 Kevin Long Appalachian State 11/8/75
149 Derek Watson Kentucky 10/7/00
148 George Rogers Georgia Tech 10/7/78
147 Harold Mauney Clemson 10/19/33
147 Steve Wadiak Furman 10/6/51
146 Brian Maddox Vanderbilt 10/23/10
145 Anthony Smith Western Carolina 9/13/86
143 Jay Lynn Hodgin Wake Forest 10/13/73
142 Steve Wadiak The Citadel 12/3/49
142 George Rogers Michigan 9/27/80
141 George Rogers Southern California 9/20/80
141 Duce Staley Tennessee 10/28/95
141 Troy Hambrick Marshall 9/19/98
140 Jay Lynn Hodgin Appalachian State 11/9/74
139 Tommy Simmons Duke 11/4/70
139 Harold Green Georgia Tech 9/23/89
139 Duce Staley Louisiana State 9/30/95
137 Mike Dingle Virginia Tech 9/22/90
137 Brandon Wilds Tennessee 10/29/11
136 Earl Clary Clemson 10/22/31
136 Warren Muir Georgia 10/4/69
136 Derek Watson Arkansas 10/14/00
135 Troy Hambrick Clemson 11/23/96
135 Troy Hambrick Clemson 11/21/97
135 Andrew Pinnock Vanderbilt 10/21/00
135 Derek Watson Kentucky 10/06/01
133 Kevin Long Baylor 10/4/75
133 George Rogers Missouri 12/29/79
133 Duce Staley Clemson 11/23/96
132 Harold Green Virginia 10/17/87
132 Brandon Bennett Kentucky 9/23/93
132 Cory Boyd South Carolina State 9/15/07
131 Clarence Williams Virginia 10/9/76
131 Johnnie Wright Mississippi 10/21/78
129 Alex Hawkins Furman 11/3/56
129 Todd Berry Navy 11/13/82
129 Harold Green Virginia Tech 9/9/89
129 Brandon Bennett Mississippi State 10/17/92
128 Kevin Long Louisiana State 10/25/75
128 George Rogers Georgia 9/30/78
128 George Rogers Cincinnati 10/18/80
128 Derek Watson Vanderbilt 10/21/00
127 Warren Muir Clemson 11/22/69
127 Jay Lynn Hodgin Clemson 11/23/74
127 Brandon Bennett Louisiana Tech 9/18/93
127 Kenny Miles Wofford 11/17/12
126 Ron Bass Appalachian State 11/10/73
125 Mike Caskey Army 9/25/54
125 Mike Davis Missouri 12/30/05
124 Phil Lavoie Virginia 11/7/59
124 Dan Reeves NC State 11/10/62
124 Thomas Dendy Cincinnati 10/2/82
123 George Rogers Clemson 11/25/78
123 Anthony Smith Navy 11/16/85
123 Daccus Turman Virginia 9/6/03
122 Al Grygo Clemson 10/20/38
122 Warren Muir Wake Forest 11/4/67
122 Jay Lynn Hodgin NC State 11/3/73
122 Jeff Grantz Clemson 11/22/75
122 Spencer Clark Hawaii 11/26/77
122 Brandon Bennett Tennessee 10/31/92
122 Brandon Bennett Kentucky 9/24/94
122 Daccus Turman Florida 11/15/03
121 Dan Reeves NC State 10/31/64
121 Ron Bass NC State 11/2/74
120 Buddy Bennett Wake Forest 11/26/60
120 Jay Lynn Hodgin Wake Forest 11/4/72
120 Brandon Bennett Georgia 9/3/94
120 Troy Hambrick Florida 11/16/96
120 Brandon Wilds Florida 11/12/11
120 Marcus Lattimore Kentucky 9/29/12
118 Kent Hagood East Carolina 10/27/84
118 Derek Watson NC State 9/4/99
117 Mike Dingle East Carolina 10/7/89
116 John Saunders Virginia 11/15/58
116 Billy Gambrell Wake Forest 9/30/61
116 Spencer Clark Notre Dame 10/27/79
115 Warren Muir Maryland 10/28/67
115 Ron Bass Florida State 11/17/73
115 Johnnie Wright North Carolina 10/24/81
115 Harold Green NC State 10/28/89
114 Earl Clary Auburn 12/3/32
114 Clarence Williams Duke 9/30/75
114 Brandon Bennett Louisiana Tech 9/17/94
114 Derek Watson New Mexico State 9/2/00
114 Kenny Miles Clemson 11/28/09
113 Rudy Holloman Duke 9/20/69
113 George Rogers Notre Dame 10/27/79
113 Carl West Pacific 9/16/80
113 George Rogers Pittsburgh 12/29/80
113 Johnnie Wright Duke 9/19/81
113 Mike Dingle Duke 9/1/90
113 Mike Dingle East Carolina 10/13/90
113 Duce Staley East Carolina 9/21/96
113 Corey Jenkins New Mexico State 8/31/02
113 Cory Boyd Kentucky 10/7/06
113 Cory Boyd Vanderbilt 10/21/06
113 Jarvis Giles Florida Atlantic 9/19/09
112 Johnnie Wright North Carolina 10/28/78
112 Marcus Lattimore East Carolina 9/3/11
111 Clarence Williams Baylor 10/4/75
111 Kent Hagood NC State 11/3/84
111 Mike Davis Clemson 11/19/05
110 Boo Williams Vanderbilt 10/26/96
110 Marcus Lattimore Vanderbilt 8/30/12
109 Steve Wadiak Furman 10/6/50
109 Steve Wadiak George Washington 11/3/51
109 Kevin Long Mississippi 10/19/74
109 Ryan Brewer Ohio State 1/1/01
109 Brandon Wilds The Citadel 11/19/11
109 Marcus Lattimore Georgia 10/6/12
108 Steve Wadiak Marquette 11/3/50
108 Dick Harris Wake Forest 11/20/71
108 George Rogers Wichita State 9/13/80
108 Harold Green Miami (Fla.) 12/5/87
108 Gerald Williams Western Carolina 9/10/88
108 Brandon Bennett Georgia 9/4/93
107 David Sowell North Carolina 10/22/60
107 Dan Reeves Detroit 11/17/62
107 Harold Green Clemson 11/21/87
107 Rob DeBoer Mississippi State 10/17/92
107 Connor Shaw Clemson 11/26/11
106 Steve Wadiak Tulsa 11/13/48
106 Thomas Dendy Clemson 11/20/82
106 Thomas Dendy NC State 11/3/84
106 Troy Hambrick Arkansas 10/18/97
106 Andrew Pinnock Vanderbilt 10/20/01
106 Cory Boyd Clemson 11/25/06
105 Benny Galloway Clemson 11/26/66
105 Clarence Williams NC State 11/2/74
105 Clarence Williams NC State 10/3/76
105 Clarence Williams Wake Forest 11/13/76
105 Thomas Dendy Furman 10/16/82
105 Duce Staley Arkansas 10/19/96
105 Derek Watson Vanderbilt 10/20/01
104 Steve Wadiak Maryland 11/6/48
104 Carl Brazell Wofford 9/17/55
104 Heyward King Wake Forest 11/30/57
104 Ben Garnto Wake Forest 10/16/65
104 Jay Lynn Hodgin Duke 9/21/74
104 Jay Lynn Hodgin Wake Forest 11/16/74
104 George Rogers Wake Forest 11/17/79
104 Thomas Dendy NC State 10/30/82
104 Mike Hold Navy 11/16/85
104 Harold Green Western Carolina 9/12/87
104 Rob DeBoer The Citadel 10/20/90
104 Brandon Bennett Clemson 11/19/94
103 Earl Clary Duke 9/26/31
103 Phil Cantore Clemson 10/21/43
103 Mike Caskey Virginia 11/13/54
103 Buddy Bennett Virginia 12/3/60
103 Kevin Long Virginia 10/11/75
103 Spencer Clark NC State 11/3/79
102 Dick Day Vanderbilt 11/25/61
102 Jeff Grantz Georgia Tech 9/15/73
102 Jay Lynn Hodgin Georgia 9/28/74
102 George Rogers Clemson 11/24/79
102 Brandon Bennett East Carolina 10/9/93
102 Mike Davis South Carolina State 9/15/07
102 Kenny Miles Vanderbilt 10/24/09
102 Marcus Lattimore Troy 11/20/10
102 Marcus Lattimore Kentucky 10/8/11
101 Todd Berry Georgia 9/25/82
101 Albert Haynes East Carolina 10/7/89
101 Corey Jenkins Georgia 9/14/02
101 Taylor Rank Florida Atlantic 9/23/06
101 Mike Davis NC State 8/28/09
100 Earl Clary Georgia Tech 10/3/31
100 Harold Green North Carolina 9/3/88
100 Duce Staley Mississippi State 9/28/96
100 Kenny Miles Kentucky 10/10/09
George Rogers ............27
Brandon Bennett .........11
Harold Green...............11
Marcus Lattimore ........11
Steve Wadiak ..............10
Duce Staley .................. 9
Derek Watson ................9
Jay Lynn Hodgin ...........8
Clarence Williams .........8
Thomas Dendy ..............6
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 ....................4
Mike Dingle ..................4
Jeff Grantz .....................4
Kenny Miles ..................4
Rob DeBoer...................3
Dan Reeves ...................3
Brandon Wilds ..............3
Buddy Bennett...............2
Todd Berry ....................2
Mike Caskey .................2
Kent Hagood .................2
Corey Jenkins ...............2
Andrew Pinnock ............2
Connor Shaw ................2
Anthony Smith ..............2
Demetris Summers .......2
Daccus Turman .............2
Carl Brazell ...................1
Ryan Brewer ..................1
Phil Cantore ..................1
Dick Day .......................1
Benny Galloway ............1
Billy Gambrell ...............1
Ben Garnto ....................1
Jarvis Giles ...................1
Al Grygo .......................1
Dick Harris ....................1
Alex Hawkins ................1
Albert Haynes................1
Mike Hold .....................1
Rudy Holloman .............1
Heyward King................1
Phil Lavoie ....................1
Brian Maddox ...............1
Harold Mauney .............1
Taylor Rank ...................1
John Saunders ..............1
Tommy Simmons ..........1
David Sowell .................1
Carl West ......................1
Boo Williams ................1
Gerald Williams ............1
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Game
RECEIVING YARDS
1. Troy Williamson vs. USF (9/18/04) ........................ 210
2. Zola Davis vs. Vanderbilt (10/24/98) ...................... 206
3. Fred Zeigler vs. Virginia (11/2/68) ......................... 199
4. Alshon Jeffery vs. Auburn (9/25/10) ....................... 192
5. Sidney Rice vs. Missouri (12/30/05) ...................... 191
6. Marcus Robinson vs. Mississippi State (9/28/96) .. 189
7. Zola Davis vs. Mississippi State (10/14/95) ........... 185
8. Monty Means vs. Louisiana Tech (9/16/95)............ 184
9. Philip Logan vs. Georgia Tech (9/11/76) ................ 175
10. Sterling Sharpe vs. Clemson (11/22/86) ................ 167
Boo Williams vs. Kentucky (10/10/98) ................... 167
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
4. Fred Zeigler vs. Virginia (11/2/68) ........................... 12
Stanley Pritchett vs. Georgia (9/2/95) ....................... 12
Stanley Pritchett vs. Mississippi State (10/14/95) .... 12
Sidney Rice vs. Missouri (12/30/05) ........................ 12
8. 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
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)
Season
RECEIVING YARDS
1. Alshon Jeffery (2010) .......................................... 1,517
2. Sidney Rice (2005) .............................................. 1,143
3. Sterling Sharpe (1986) ........................................ 1,106
4. Sidney Rice (2006) .............................................. 1,090
5. Kenny McKinley (2007) .......................................... 968
6. Sterling Sharpe (1987) ........................................... 915
7. Zola Davis (1995) ................................................... 911
8. Kenny McKinley (2006) .......................................... 880
9. Troy Williamson (2004) .......................................... 835
10. Alshon Jeffery (2009) ............................................. 763
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. Sterling Sharpe (1987) ............................................. 62
Stanley Pritchett (1995) ............................................ 62
8. Fred Zeigler (1968) ................................................... 59
9. Zola Davis (1995) ..................................................... 58
10. Robert Brooks (1991) ............................................... 55
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
10. Mike Haggard (1972) ................................................. 8
Alshon Jeffery (2011) ................................................. 8
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
CONSECUTIVE 100-YARD GAMES
1. Sterling Sharpe (1987) .................................. 3
Troy Williamson (2004)................................. 3
Sidney Rice (2005) ....................................... 3
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. Horace Smith (1980) .............17.5 (26 for 455)
9. Kenny McKinley (2006) ........17.3 (51 for 880)
10. Alshon Jeffery (2010) .........17.2 (88 for 1,517)
Career
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. Philip Logan (1974-77) ....................................... 2,063
9. Fred Zeigler (1967-69) ........................................ 1,876
10. Troy Williamson (2002-04).................................. 1,754
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. Sterling Sharpe (1983-87) ........................................ 17
Zola Davis (1995-98) ............................................... 17
8. Philip Logan (1974-77) ............................................ 15
9. Toby Cates (1991-94) ............................................... 13
Monty Means (1992-95) .......................................... 13
Troy Williamson (2002-04)....................................... 13
Ace Sanders (2010-12) ............................................ 13
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
100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES
1. Alshon Jeffery (2009-11) .......................................... 12
2. Sidney Rice (2005-06) ............................................. 11
3. Sterling Sharpe (1983-87) ........................................ 10
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
Career Receiving Leaders
(by Receptions)
No. PLAYER YEARS REC. YARDS AVG.
1. Kenny McKinley 2005-08 207 2,781 13.4
2. Alshon Jeffery 2009-11 183 3,042 16.6
3. Sterling Sharpe 1983, 1985-87 169 2,497 14.8
4. Zola Davis 1995-98 164 2,354 14.4
5. Robert Brooks 1988-91 156 2,211 14.2
6. Jermale Kelly 1997-00 153 2,181 14.3
7. Fred Zeigler 1967-69 146 1,876 12.8
8. Sidney Rice 2005-06 142 2,233 15.7
9. Cory Boyd 2003-07 117 1,303 11.1
10. Stanley Pritchett 1992-95 116 1,097 9.5
11. Brandon Bennett 1991-94 111 984 8.9
12. Ryan Brewer 1999-02 107 1,136 10.6
13. Philip Logan 1974-77 105 2,063 19.6
14. Ace Sanders 2010-12 99 1,230 12.4
15. Harold Green 1986-89 94 859 9.1
16. Brian Scott 1998-01 93 1,506 16.2
17. Troy Williamson 2002-04 91 1,754 19.3
18. Jim Mitchell 1969-71 90 1,474 16.4
Ira Hillary 1981-84 90 1,566 17.4
20. Toby Cates 1991-94 89 1,435 16.1
21. Danny Smith 1984-87 78 1,336 17.1
22. Eddie Miller 1988-91 76 1,464 19.3
23. Monty Means 1992-95 75 1,069 14.3
24. Marcus Lattimore 2010-12 74 767 10.4
25. Jared Cook 2006-08 73 1,107 15.2
26. J.R. Wilburn 1963-65 70 951 13.6
Mike Haggard 1970-72 70 1,052 15.0
Willie Scott 1977-80 70 896 12.8
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210 Troy Williamson USF 9/18/04
206 Zola Davis Vanderbilt 10/24/98
199 Fred Zeigler Virginia 11/2/68
192 Alshon Jeffery Auburn 9/25/10
191 Sidney Rice Missouri 12/30/05
189 Marcus Robinson Mississippi State 9/28/96
185 Zola Davis Mississippi State 10/14/95
184 Monty Means Louisiana Tech 9/16/95
175 Philip Logan Georgia Tech 9/11/76
167 Sterling Sharpe Clemson 11/22/86
167 Boo Williams Kentucky 10/10/98
162 Horace Smith Wake Forest 11/15/80
161 Fred Zeigler Maryland 10/19/68
161 Sidney Rice Florida Atlantic 9/23/06
161 Alshon Jeffery Vanderbilt 10/24/09
158 Alshon Jeffery Vanderbilt 10/23/10
157 Sterling Sharpe East Carolina 10/25/86
157 Brian Scott Kentucky 10/7/00
155 Jim Mitchell Georgia 10/3/70
151 Sidney Rice Wofford 9/16/06
151 Kenny McKinley Tennessee 10/27/07
148 Alshon Jeffery Nebraska 1/2/12
146 Mike Farrell Clemson 11/24/73
146 Ira Hillary The Citadel 9/8/84
146 Sterling Sharpe Virginia Tech 10/11/86
144 Sterling Sharpe Georgia 9/26/87
143 Brian Scott Vanderbilt 10/20/01
141 Alshon Jeffery Clemson 11/27/10
140 Jackie Brown Virginia 9/9/72
140 Troy Williamson Clemson 11/23/02
139 Sidney Rice Houston 12/29/06
138 Alshon Jeffery Kentucky 10/10/09
136 Robert Brooks East Carolina 9/28/91
135 Philip Logan Clemson 11/20/76
135 Toby Cates East Carolina 10/8/94
134 Danny Smith Appalachian State 9/7/85
134 Stanley Pritchett Georgia 9/2/95
133 Marcus Lattimore Kentucky 10/16/10
132 Jim Mitchell Clemson 11/21/70
132 Sidney Rice Vanderbilt 10/22/05
131 Stanley Pritchett Kentucky 9/23/95
131 Troy Williamson Georgia 9/11/04
130 Moe Brown Georgia 9/13/08
130 Kenny McKinley Arkansas 11/8/08
130 Alshon Jeffery Florida State 12/31/10
129 Philip Logan Appalachian State 11/8/75
129 Brandon Bennett Louisiana Tech 9/18/93
128 Mike Farrell Virginia Tech 10/6/73
127 Alshon Jeffery Alabama 10/9/10
126 Sidney Rice Arkansas 11/4/06
125 Sidney Rice Kentucky 10/8/05
125 Kenny McKinley Clemson 11/24/07
124 Marty Woolbright Virginia Tech 10/6/73
124 Marty Woolbright Louisiana State 10/27/73
124 Sterling Sharpe Florida State 11/8/86
123 Mike Haggard Miami (Ohio) 10/21/72
123 Jermale Kelly Mississippi State 9/23/00
123 Alshon Jeffery Troy 11/20/10
122 Fred Zeigler Clemson 11/22/69
122 Sidney Rice Clemson 11/19/05
120 Zola Davis UCF 9/6/97
119 Sterling Sharpe Georgia 9/27/86
119 Eddie Miller West Virginia 9/14/91
119 Jermale Kelly Mississippi State 9/27/97
119 Ace Sanders Clemson 11/24/12
118 Sterling Sharpe NC State 10/31/87
118 Robert Brooks Virginia Tech 9/22/90
117 David Pitchko The Citadel 10/20/90
116 Alshon Jeffery Arkansas 11/9/09
115 Philip Logan Miami (Ohio) 9/17/77
115 Zola Davis Clemson 11/18/95
114 Kent Hagood Pacific 11/7/81
114 Jermale Kelly Clemson 11/21/98
113 Stanley Pritchett Mississippi State 10/14/95
113 Matthew Thomas Mississippi 11/1/03
112 Eddie Muldrow Clemson 11/25/72
112 Robert Brooks NC State 10/27/90
112 Brian Scott Arkansas 10/13/01
112 Sidney Rice Tennessee 10/29/05
112 Sidney Rice Florida 11/12/05
112 Kenny McKinley Houston 11/29/06
112 Tori Gurley Vanderbilt 10/23/10
111 Jared Cook Vanderbilt 9/4/08
111 Jim Mitchell Florida State 10/23/71
111 Scott Thomas Mississippi 10/19/74
110 Mike Haggard Virginia 9/9/72
110 Zola Davis Marshall 9/19/98
110 Kenny McKinley Auburn 9/28/06
109 Jim Mitchell Maryland 10/17/70
109 Willie Scott Pittsburgh 12/29/80
109 Toby Cates Clemson 11/21/92
109 Mike Reddick Florida 11/13/93
109 Zola Davis Kent 10/7/95
109 Dion LeCorn Arkansas 11/3/07
108 Justice Cunningham Tennessee 10/27/12
107 Fred Zeigler Virginia Tech 11/16/68
107 Fred Zeigler Maryland 10/25/69
107 Mike Haggard Clemson 11/2/70
107 Sterling Sharpe East Carolina 10/24/87
107 Zola Davis Ole Miss 10/3/98
107 Jermale Kelly Alabama 9/29/00
107 Kenny McKinley Mississippi State 9/29/07
106 Benny Galloway Florida State 10/26/68
106 Philip Logan Georgia 9/27/75
106 Sterling Sharpe Virginia 10/17/87
106 Ryan Brewer Georgia 9/14/02
106 Alshon Jeffery Southern Miss 9/2/10
105 J.R. Wilburn Wake Forest 10/16/65
105 Philip Logan Miami (Ohio) 12/20/75
105 Troy Williamson Troy 9/25/04
104 Chris Wade Georgia 9/26/82
104 Sterling Sharpe East Carolina 10/26/85
104 Zola Davis Louisiana State 9/30/95
104 Bruce Ellington Arkansas 11/10/12
103 Jackie Brown Duke 9/18/71
103 George Rogers Mississippi 10/15/77
103 Robert Brooks East Carolina 9/17/89
103 Sidney Rice Clemson 11/25/06
103 Alshon Jeffery Georgia 9/11/10
102 Eugene Wilson Duke 10/8/71
102 Kevin White Virginia Tech 10/10/87
102 Troy Williamson Virginia 9/6/03
102 Matthew Thomas LSU 10/18/03
102 Kenny McKinley Georgia 9/8/07
101 Eric Poole The Citadel 8/31/85
101 Danny Smith Virginia Tech 10/10/87
101 Troy Williamson Kentucky 10/12/02
100 James Adkisson Eastern Michigan 9/16/00
100 Tori Gurley Florida Atlantic 9/19/09
100 Moe Brown South Carolina State 10/3/09
Year-by-Year
Receiving Leaders
Year Player Rec. Yards Avg.
1949 Jim Pinkerton 18 333 18.5
1950 Steve Wadiak 12 83 6.9
1951 W. A. Skelton 13 204 15.7
1952 Clyde Bennett 34 502 14.8
1953 Clyde Bennett 23 413 18.0
1954 Carl Brazell 29 241 8.3
1955 Carl Brazell 11 162 14.7
1956 Alex Hawkins 10 91 9.1
1957 Julius Derrick 6 126 21
1958 King Dixon 10 189 18.9
Alex Hawkins 10 141 14.1
1959 Jimmy Hunter 9 60 6.7
1960 Billy Gambrell 12 106 8.8
1961 Billy Gambrell 24 243 10.1
1962 Billy Gambrell 21 226 10.8
1963 Larry Gill 14 188 13.4
1964 J. R. Wilburn 21 236 11.2
1965 J. R. Wilburn 38 562 14.8
1966 Ben Garnto 19 243 12.8
1967 Fred Zeigler 35 370 10.6
1968 Fred Zeigler 59 848 14.4
1969 Fred Zeigler 52 658 12.7
1970 Jim Mitchell 41 842 20.5
1971 Jim Mitchell 47 618 13.1
1972 Mike Haggard 46 639 13.9
1973 Marty Woolbright 23 347 15.1
1974 Mike Farrell 18 258 14.3
1975 Philip Logan 39 716 18.4
1976 Philip Logan 41 678 16.5
1977 Philip Logan 21 415 19.8
1978 Zion McKinney 19 281 14.8
1979 Zion McKinney 23 387 16.8
1980 Willie Scott 34 469 13.8
1981 Horace Smith 27 451 16.7
1982 Chris Corley 24 163 6.8
1983 Ira Hillary 30 422 14.1
1984 Ira Hillary 27 564 20.9
1985 Sterling Sharpe 32 471 14.7
1986 Sterling Sharpe 74 1,106 14.9
1987 Sterling Sharpe 62 915 14.8
1988 Harold Green 36 315 8.8
1989 Robert Brooks 34 471 13.9
1990 Robert Brooks 33 548 16.6
1991 Robert Brooks 55 684 12.4
1992 Brandon Bennett 22 194 8.8
1993 Toby Cates 27 541 20.0
1994 Brandon Bennett 47 340 7.2
1995 Stanley Pritchett 62 664 10.7
1996 Corey Bridges 28 399 14.2
Marcus Robinson 28 253 9.0
1997 Jermale Kelly 43 618 14.4
1998 Zola Davis 48 733 15.3
1999 Jermale Kelly 24 366 15.3
2000 Jermale Kelly 42 640 15.2
2001 Brian Scott 47 730 15.5
2002 Ryan Brewer 28 299 10.7
2003 Troy Williamson 31 428 13.8
2004 Troy Williamson 43 835 19.4
2005 Sidney Rice 70 1,143 16.3
2006 Sidney Rice 72 1,090 15.1
2007 Kenny McKinley 77 968 12.6
2008 Kenny McKinley 54 642 11.9
2009 Alshon Jeffery 46 763 16.6
2010 Alshon Jeffery 88 1,517 17.2
2011 Alshon Jeffery 49 762 15.6
2012 Ace Sanders 45 531 11.8
Alshon Jeffery..............12
Sidney Rice .................11
Sterling Sharpe ............10
Zola Davis .....................8
Kenny McKinley ............7
Philip Logan ..................6
Troy Williamson ............6
Fred Zeigler ...................5
Robert Brooks ................4
Jermale Kelly .................4
Jim Mitchell ..................4
Mike Haggard ................3
Stanley Pritchett ............3
Brian Scott .....................3
Jackie Brown .................2
Moe Brown ....................2
Toby Cates .....................2
Bruce Ellington ..............2
Mike Farrell ...................2
Tori Gurley .....................2
Danny Smith ..................2
Matthew Thomas ...........2
Marty Woolbright ..........2
James Adkisson ............1
Brandon Bennett ............1
Ryan Brewer ..................1
Jared Cook ....................1
Justice Cunningham ......1
Benny Galloway .............1
Kent Hagood ..................1
Ira Hillary.......................1
Marcus Lattimore ..........1
Dion LeCorn ..................1
Monty Means ................1
Eddie Miller ...................1
Eddie Muldrow ..............1
David Pitchko ................1
Eric Poole ......................1
Mike Reddick .................1
Marcus Robinson ..........1
George Rogers ...............1
Ace Sanders ..................1
Willie Scott ....................1
Horace Smith .................1
Scott Thomas ................1
Chris Wade ....................1
Kevin White ...................1
J.R. Wilburn ..................1
Boo Williams .................1
Eugene Wilson ..............1
100-Yard Receiving Games
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and Receiver
In a Single Game
10/16/65 Wake Forest ................ Ben Garnto (104-Rush)
J.R. Wilburn (105-Pass)
11/22/69 Clemson ................... Warren Muir (127-Rush)
Fred Ziegler (122-Pass)
11/24/73 Clemson ...................... Jeff Grantz (185-Rush)
Mike Farrell (146-Pass)
10/19/74 Mississippi ................. Kevin Long (109-Rush)
Scott Thomas (111-Pass)
11/8/75 Appalachian State ....... Kevin Long (149-Rush)
Philip Logan (129-Pass)
11/15/80 Wake Forest .......... George Rogers (177-Rush)
Horce Smith (162-Pass)
9/26/82 Georgia ........................Todd Berry (101-Rush)
Chris Wade (104-Pass)
10/17/87 Virginia .................... Harold Green (132-Rush)
Sterling Sharpe (106-Pass)
9/22/90 Virginia Tech ..............Mike Dingle (137-Rush)
Robert Brooks (118-Pass)
10/20/90 The Citadel ................ Rob DeBoer (104-Rush)
David Pitchko (117-Pass)
9/18/93 Louisiana Tech ...Brandon Bennett (127-Rush)
Brandon Bennett (129-Pass)
9/30/95 Louisiana State .......... Duce Staley (139-Rush)
Zola Davis (104-Pass)
9/28/96 Mississippi State ....... Duce Staley (100-Rush)
Marcus Robinson (189-Pass)
9/19/98 Marshall ................ Troy Hambrick (141-Rush)
Zola Davis (110-Pass)
9/16/00 Eastern Michigan .... Derek Watson (215-Rush)
James Adkisson (100-Pass)
10/7/00 Kentucky ................. Derek Watson (149-Rush)
Brian Scott (157-Pass)
10/20/01 Vanderbilt ........... Andrew Pinnock (106-Rush)
Derek Watson (105-Rush)
Brian Scott (143-Pass)
9/14/02 Georgia .................. Corey Jenkins (101-Rush)
Ryan Brewer (106-Pass)
9/6/03 Virginia .................Daccus Turman (123-Rush)
Troy Williamson (102-Pass)
11/19/05 Clemson ..................... Mike Davis (111-Rush)
Sidney Rice (122-Pass)
12/30/05 Missouri ..................... Mike Davis (125-Rush)
Sidney Rice (191-Pass)
9/23/06 Florida Atlantic ...........Taylor Rank (101-Rush)
Sidney Rice (161-Pass)
11/25/06 Clemson ...................... Cory Boyd (106-Rush)
Sidney Rice (103-Pass)
10/27/07 Tennessee .................... Cory Boyd (160-Rush)
Kenny McKiney (151-Pass)
9/19/09 Florida Atlantic .......... Jarvis Giles (113-Rush)
Tori Gurley (100-Pass)
10/10/09 Kentucky ................... Kenny Miles (100-Rush)
Alshon Jefffery (138-Pass)
10/24/09 Vanderbilt ................. Kenny Miles (102-Rush)
Alshon Jeffery (161-Pass)
9/11/10 Georgia ............. Marcus Lattimore (182-Rush)
Alshon Jeffery (103-Pass)
10/23/10 Vanderbilt ...............Brian Maddox (146-Rush)
Alshon Jeffery (158-Pass)
Tori Gurley (112-Pass)
11/20/10 Troy .................. Marcus Lattimore (102-Rush)
Alshon Jeffery (123-Pass)
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. Mississippi St. (10/14/95) .. 24/4
Season
POINTS SCORED
1. Marcus Lattimore (2010) ...................................... 114
2. Collin Mackie (1987) ........................................... 113
3. Spencer Lanning (2010) ....................................... 102
4. Harold Green (1987) .............................................. 96
5. Ryan Succop (2008) ............................................... 90
6. Ryan Succop (2006) ............................................... 85
7. George Rogers (1980) ............................................ 84
8. Collin Mackie (1988) ............................................. 82
Adam Yates (2012) ................................................. 82
10. Spencer Lanning (2009) ......................................... 79
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. Marcus Lattimore (2011) ........................................ 11
Marcus Lattimore (2012) ........................................ 11
Ace Sanders (2012) ................................................ 11
TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE FOR
1. Steve Taneyhill (1995) ............................................ 30
Career
POINTS SCORED
1. Collin Mackie (1987-90) ...................................... 330
2. Ryan Succop (2005-08) ....................................... 251
3. Marcus Lattimore (2010-12) ................................ 246
4. George Rogers (1977-80) .................................... 202
5. Reed Morton (1993-96) ....................................... 201
6. Harold Green (1986-89) ....................................... 198
7. Scott Hagler (1983-86) ........................................ 195
8. Mark Fleetwood (1981-83) ................................... 186
Dan Weaver (2001-03) ......................................... 186
10. Spencer Lanning (2007-10) ................................. 182

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. Jay Lynn Hodgin (1972-74) ................................... 23
Sidney Rice (2005-06) ........................................... 23
Alshon Jeffery (2009-11) ....................................... 23
TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE FOR
1. Steve Taneyhill (1992-95) ...................................... 64
2. Stephen Garcia (2008-11) ...................................... 63
Scoring
Year-by-Year
Scoring Leaders
Year Player 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
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Game
TOTAL OFFENSE
1. Steve Taneyhill vs. Mississippi State (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. Connor Shaw vs. Tennessee (10/27/12) ..................389
6. Blake Mitchell vs. Middle Tennessee (11/18/06) .....380
7. Stephen Garcia vs. Kentucky (10/16/10) .................371
8. Tommy Suggs vs. Florida State (10/24/70) .............370
9. Syvelle Newton vs. South Florida (9/18/04) ............363
10. Todd Ellis vs. Appalachian State (10/1/88) ..............362
MOST PLAYS
1. Steve Taneyhill vs. East Carolina (10/8/94) ...............63
Season
TOTAL OFFENSE
1. Stephen Garcia (2010) .........................................3,281
2. Steve Taneyhill (1995) ..........................................3,056
3. Stephen Garcia (2009) .........................................3,048
4. Todd Ellis (1987) ..................................................3,016
5. Todd Ellis (1986) ..................................................2,975
6. Steve Taneyhill (1994) ..........................................2,413
7. Connor Shaw (2012) ............................................2,391
8. Bobby Fuller (1991) .............................................2,363
9. Phil Petty (2000) ..................................................2,344
10. Todd Ellis (1988) ..................................................2,253
MOST PLAYS
1. Stephen Garcia (2009) ............................................552
2. Todd Ellis (1987) .....................................................527
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. Blake Mitchell (2004-07) .....................................5,873
5. Anthony Wright (1995-98) ...................................5,834
6. Phil Petty (1998-01).............................................5,797
7. George Rogers (1977-80) ....................................5,442
8. Tommy Suggs (1968-70) .....................................5,025
9. Jeff Grantz (1972-75) ...........................................5,017
10. Connor Shaw (2010-12) ......................................4,752
MOST PLAYS
1. Todd Ellis (1986-89) ............................................1,621
MOST YARDS PER GAME
1. Todd Ellis (1986-89) ............................................217.5
2. Stephen Garcia (2008-11) ....................................209.4
MOST YARDS PER PLAY
1. Connor Shaw (2010-12) ........................................6.36
2. Stephen Garcia (2008-11) ......................................6.20
3. Todd Ellis (1986-89) ..............................................5.77
Season
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. Alshon Jeffery (2010) ...........................................1,517
7. Duce Staley (1996)...............................................1,484
8. Brandon Bennett (1994) .......................................1,466
9. Sterling Sharpe (1987) .........................................1,428
10. Duce Staley (1995)...............................................1,423
ALL-PURPOSE YARDS PER GAME
1. George Rogers (1980) ..........................................159.8
Career
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. Jay Lynn Hodgin (1972-74) .................................3,178
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
6. Patrick DiMarco (2007-10) ...................................... 52
Melvin Ingram (2007-11) ......................................... 52
D.J. Swearinger (2009-12) ....................................... 52
Devin Taylor (2009-12) ............................................ 52
10. Eric Norwood (2006-09) .......................................... 51
Cliff Matthews (2007-10) ......................................... 51
Charles Turner (2007-10) ......................................... 51
DeVonte Holloman (2009-12) .................................. 51
D.L. Moore (2009-12) .............................................. 51
STARTS
1. T.J. Johnson (2009-12) ............................................ 53
2. Cliff Matthews (2007-10) ......................................... 47
3. Travelle Wharton (2000-03) ..................................... 45
Ladi Ajiboye (2007-10) ............................................ 45
Devin Taylor (2009-12) ............................................ 45
6. Todd Ellis (1986-89) ................................................ 43
7. Chris White (2003-06) ............................................. 41
8. Kenny McKinley (2005-08) ...................................... 40
Steve Taneyhill (1992-95) ........................................ 40
Stephon Gilmore (2009-11) ..................................... 40

CONSECUTIVE STARTS
1. T.J. Johnson (2009-12) ............................................ 53
2. Todd Ellis (1986-89) ................................................ 43
3. Steve Taneyhill (1992-95) ........................................ 40
Stephon Gilmore (2009-11) ..................................... 40
Devin Taylor (2009-12) ............................................ 40
Total Offense All-Purpose
Opponent Records
TEAM
Rushing Yards Arkansas (11/3/07) ............... 542
Passing Yards Georgia (9/3/94) ................... 485
Total Offense Arkansas (11/3/07) ............... 651
INDIVIDUAL
Yards Rushing
Darren McFadden, Arkansas (11/3/07) .................... 321
Longest Run
Kirby Moore, Georgia (10/7/67) .......................... 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
Pass Receptions
Ron Sellers, Florida State (10/24/68) ................... 16
Earl Bennett, Vanderbilt (11/22/05) ...................... 16
Yards Receiving
Denarius Moore, Tennessee (10/30/10) .............. 228
Touchdown Receptions
Ron Sellers, Florida State (10/24/68) ..................... 3
Mitchell Galloway, East Carolina (10/8/94) ........... 3
Ike Hilliard, Florida (11/11/95) ............................. 3
Zach Rogers, Tennessee (10/27/12) ...................... 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
Longest Punt Return
Randy Rhino, Georgia Tech (9/16/72) ................. 99
Longest Interception Return
Marcus King, Missouri (12/30/05) ....................... 99
Freshman Records
GAME
Rushing Yards
Brandon Bennett vs. East Tenn. State (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
Participation
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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
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
3. Collin Mackie (1988) ................................................ 19
4. 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. Collin Mackie (1988) ................................................ 25
4. Spencer Lanning (2010)............................................ 24
5. Collin Mackie (1990) ................................................ 22

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. Spencer Lanning (2010)............................................ 51
2. Jay Wooten (2011) .................................................... 50
3. Adam Yates (2012) .................................................... 49
4. Scott Hagler (1984) ................................................... 45
5. Eddie Leopard (1980)................................................ 42
PATs ATTEMPTED
1. Spencer Lanning (2010)............................................ 54
2. Jay Wooten (2011) .................................................... 53
3. Adam Yates (2012) .................................................... 49
4. Scott Hagler (1984) ................................................... 45
5. Eddie Leopard (1980)................................................ 43
Reed Morton (1995) .................................................. 43
PAT PERCENTAGE
1. 13 Players Tied, Last: Adam Yates (2012) ............ 1.000
Career
FIELD GOALS MADE
1. Collin Mackie (1987-90) ........................................... 72
2. Ryan Succop (2005-08) ............................................ 49
3. Mark Fleetwood (1981-83)........................................ 39
Reed Morton (1993-96) ............................................ 39
5. Spencer Lanning (2007-10) ...................................... 34

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED
1. Collin Mackie (1987-90) ........................................... 98
2. Ryan Succop (2005-08) ............................................ 69
3. Reed Morton (1993-96) ............................................ 54
4. Mark Fleetwood (1981-83)........................................ 53
5. Daniel Weaver (2000-03) .......................................... 48

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE
1. Spencer Lanning (2007-10) ....................773 (34 of 44)
2. Josh Brown (2003-05) ............................741 (20 of 27)
3. Mark Fleetwood (1981-83)......................736 (39 of 53)
4. Collin Mackie (1987-90) .........................735 (72 of 98)
5. Reed Morton (1993-96) ..........................722 (39 of 54)
CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS
1. Collin Mackie (1987-88) ........................................... 15
PATs MADE
1. Scott Hagler (1983-86) ........................................... 117
2. Collin Mackie (1987-90) ......................................... 114
3. Ryan Succop (2005-08) .......................................... 104
4. Daniel Weaver (2000-03) .......................................... 88
5. Bobby Marino (1973-75) .......................................... 84
Reed Morton (1993-96) ............................................ 84
PATs ATTEMPTED
1. Scott Hagler (1983-86) ........................................... 118
2. Collin Mackie (1987-90) ......................................... 115
3. Ryan Succop (2005-08) .......................................... 106
4. Daniel Weaver (2000-03) .......................................... 94
5. Reed Morton (1993-96) ............................................ 90

PAT PERCENTAGE (Min. 40 Made)
1. Adam Yates (2008-12) .........................1.000 (49 of 49)
2. Scott Hagler (1983-86) .......................992 (117 of 118)
3. Collin Mackie (1987-90) .....................991 (114 of 115)
4. Ryan Succop (2005-08) ......................981 (104 of 106)
5. Mark Fleetwood (1981-83)......................971 (69 of 71)
CONSECUTIVE PATs
1. Scott Hagler (1984-86) ............................................. 82
LONGEST FIELD GOALS
58 Mark Fleetwood Georgia ...........................9/25/82
55 Ryan Succop Vanderbilt .....................10/21/06
54 Scott Hagler Clemson .......................11/23/85
54 Ryan Succop Arkansas .........................11/8/08
53 Mark Fleetwood NC State .......................10/29/83
52 Tommy Bell NC State .........................9/25/71
52 Scott Hagler NC State .........................11/2/85
52 Collin Mackie East Carolina ..................9/17/88
51 Mark Fleetwood Cincinnati .......................10/2/82
51 Spencer Lanning Furman ...........................9/18/10
51 Adam Yates Florida ..........................10/20/12
50 Scott Hagler Wake Forest ..................11/15/86
50 Collin Mackie Virginia Tech ...................10/8/88
50 Marty Simpson East Carolina ..................9/19/92
50 Ryan Succop Tennessee .....................10/28/06
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)
2. Spencer Lanning (2010)....................44.1 (54 for 2383)
3. Ryan Succop (2006)..........................43.7 (29 for 1267)
4. Tom O’Connor (1985) .......................43.7 (52 for 2270)
5. Chris Norman (1981) ........................43.2 (78 for 3367)
Career
MOST PUNTS
1. Chris Norman (1980-83)......................................... 261
MOST YARDS PUNTING
1. Chris Norman (1980-83).................................... 10,677
PUNTING AVERAGE
1. Spencer Lanning (2007-10) ........... 42.6 (171 for 7292)
2. Ryan Succop (2005-08) ................. 42.3 (85 for 3597)
3. Tom O’Connor (1984-85) ............... 41.8 (118 for 4934)
4. Max Runager (1974-78) ................. 41.1 (192 for 7899)
Tyeler Dean (1999-2002) ............... 41.1 (154 for 6334)
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Game
MOST KICKOFFS RETURNED
1. Chris Culliver vs. Arkansas (11/3/07) .........................8
2. Bryce Sherman vs. Arkansas (11/6/10) .......................7
3. Four players tied .........................................................6
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
3. Chris Culliver (2007) ................................................34
Chris Culliver (2008) ................................................34

MOST KICKOFF RETURN YARDS
1. Dick Harris (1970)...................................................880
2. Chris Culliver (2008) ..............................................821
MOST KICKOFFS RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN
1. King Dixon (1957).......................................................2
Boo Williams (1998) ...................................................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 TOUCHDOWN
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
2. Dick Harris (1969-71) ..........................................1,946
MOST KICKOFFS RETURNED FOR A TOUCHDOWN
1. King Dixon (1956-58) .................................................2
Boo Williams (1996-99)..............................................2
BEST KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE (Min. 20 Ret.)
1. Kent Hagood (1981, 1983-85) ........... 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 A TOUCHDOWN
1. Dick Harris (1969-71) .................................................3
Ace Sanders (2010-12) ...............................................3
BEST PUNT RETURN AVERAGE (Min. 15 Returns)
1. Billy Stephens (1949-51) ................... 17.1 (18 for 309)
Year-by-Year
Punt Return Leaders
Year Player Ret. Yards Avg.
1956 King Dixon 5 67 13.4
1957 Alex Hawkins 5 43 8.6
1958 Alex Hawkins 11 133 12.1
King Dixon 11 89 8.1
1959 Ken Norton 6 57 9.5
1960 Tommy Pilcher 9 85 9.4
1961 Billy Gambrell 5 13 2.6
1962 Sammy Anderson 4 45 11.3
1963 Marty Rosen 9 101 11.2
1964 Bobby Bryant 10 128 12.8
1965 Bobby Bryant 11 161 14.6
Benny Galloway 17 111 6.5
1966 Bobby Bryant 13 242 18.6
1967 Toy McCord 15 159 10.6
1968 Tyler Hellams 24 214 8.9
1969 Jim Mitchell 15 186 12.4
1970 Dick Harris 30 319 10.6
1971 Dick Harris 37 362 9.8
1972 C. A. Wilson 13 172 13.2
Ron Parson 13 90 6.9
1973 Randy Chastain 26 122 4.7
1974 Henry Laws 10 44 4.4
1975 Lance Garrett 12 47 3.9
1976 Lance Garrett 22 119 5.4
1977 Rick Sanford 14 44 3.1
1978 Horace Smith 17 61 3.6
1979 Horace Smith 15 83 5.5
1980 Troy Thomas 14 55 3.9
1981 Troy Thomas 27 304 11.3
1982 Ira Hillary 14 134 9.6
Troy Thomas 14 58 4.1
1983 Jerry Dunlap 27 354 13.1
1984 Jerry Dunlap 29 183 6.3
1985 Jerry Dunlap 17 62 3.6
1986 Sterling Sharpe 21 190 9.0
1987 Sterling Sharpe 21 179 8.5
1988 Carl Platt 22 266 12.1
1989 Carl Platt 27 166 6.1
1990 Robert Brooks 8 55 6.9
1991 Eddie Miller 13 81 6.2
1992 Terrell Harris 13 77 5.9
1993 Toby Cates 17 100 5.9
1994 Toby Cates 12 77 6.4
1995 Darrel Nicklow 22 153 7.0
1996 Corey Bridges 17 48 2.8
1997 Kevin Brooks 20 142 7.1
1998 Boo Williams 10 72 7.2
1999 Ryan Brewer 14 143 10.2
2000 Ryan Brewer 28 202 7.2
2001 Ryan Brewer 18 99 5.5
2002 Ryan Brewer 9 67 7.4
2003 Demetris Summers 9 111 12.3
2004 Noah Whiteside 18 144 8.0
2005 Kenny McKinley 18 83 4.6
2006 Kenny McKinley 17 151 8.9
2007 Captain Munnerlyn 18 165 9.2
2008 Captain Munnerlyn 18 118 6.6
2009 Stephon Gilmore 15 152 10.1
2010 Stephon Gilmore 9 47 5.2
2011 Ace Sanders 16 149 9.3
2012 Ace Sanders 28 429 15.3
**-Minimum of 4 returns
Year-by-Year
Kickoff Return Leaders
Year Player Ret. Yards Avg.
1956 King Dixon 7 199 28.4
1957 King Dixon 7 293 41.9
1958 King Dixon 11 263 23.9
1959 Joe Gomes 8 189 23.6
1960 Jack Morris 6 208 34.7
1961 Jack Morris 13 375 28.9
1962 Billy Gambrell 17 421 24.7
1963 Ronnie Lamb 11 254 23.1
1964 Bobby Bryant 9 181 20.1
1965 Benny Galloway 19 463 24.4
1966 Bobby Bryant 16 334 20.9
1967 Toy McCord 11 296 26.9
1968 Don Bailey 18 425 23.6
1969 Dick Harris 21 534 25.4
1970 Dick Harris 30 880 29.3
1971 Dick Harris 22 532 24.2
1972 Tom Zipperly 12 339 28.3
1973 Jay Lynn Hodgin 15 344 22.9
1974 Jay Lynn Hodgin 10 160 16.0
1975 Bobby Halminski 21 421 20.0
1976 Casper Carter 13 338 26.0
1977 Casper Carter 11 225 20.5
1978 Horace Smith 15 311 20.7
1979 Horace Smith 17 333 19.6
1980 Horace Smith 18 368 20.4
1981 Kent Hagood 21 519 24.7
1982 Ira Hillary 11 230 20.9
1983 Anthony Smith 18 374 20.8
1984 Raynard Brown 11 344 31.2
Kevin White 11 196 17.8
1985 Raynard Brown 17 366 21.5
1986 Raynard Brown 27 571 21.1
1987 Sterling Sharpe 12 269 22.4
1988 Robert Brooks 28 627 22.4
1989 Robert Brooks 24 564 23.5
1990 Robert Brooks 10 246 24.6
Eddie Miller 10 194 19.4
1991 Robert Brooks 14 317 22.6
1992 Frank Adams 15 379 25.3
1993 Frank Adams 14 291 20.8
1994 Brandon Bennett 17 360 21.2
1995 Terry Cousin 26 617 23.7
1996 Terry Cousin 14 285 20.4
1997 Boo Williams 18 527 29.3
1998 Boo Williams 35 760 21.7
1999 Ryan Brewer 7 175 25.0
2000 Derek Watson 25 537 21.5
2001 Ryan Brewer 18 365 20.3
2002 Matthew Thomas 8 212 26.5
2003 Matthew Thomas 22 422 19.2
2004 Troy Williamson 7 150 21.4
2005 Carlos Thomas 21 502 23.9
2006 Carlos Thomas 15 284 18.9
2007 Chris Culliver 34 809 23.8
2008 Chris Culliver 34 821 24.1
2009 Chris Culliver 26 585 22.5
2010 Bryce Sherman 35 713 20.4
2011 Bruce Ellington 20 463 23.1
2012 Bruce Ellington 18 406 22.6
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LONGEST KICKOFF RETURNS
104* Sterling Sharpe # Duke 10/12/85
100* Boo Williams Vanderbilt 10/25/97
99* Raynard Brown Florida State 11/10/84
98* King Dixon Texas 10/5/57
98* Tom Zipperly NC State 10/28/72
98* Robert Brooks Virginia Tech 10/8/88
96* Dick Harris Georgia 10/31/70
95* Gene Robinson The Citadel 10/29/37
95* Matthew Thomas Virginia 9/7/02
94* Al Grygo Davidson 10/11/40
94* Kent Hagood Hawaii 12/5/81
94 B. Bennett (9)/Richardson (85) Clemson 11/19/94
93* Jay Lynn Hodgin Houston 9/21/73
91* Frank Adams Louisiana Tech 11/7/92
90 Don Bailey North Carolina 9/25/68
90 R. Chastain (5)/J. Grantz (85) Ohio 10/20/73
90* Boo Williams Florida 11/15/97
89* King Dixon Furman 10/12/57
89 Hardin Brown The Citadel 8/31/85
87 Duce Staley Arkansas 9/9/95
85* Bru Boineau Maryland 10/12/29
85* Todd Berry NC State 10/29/83
84 Captain Munnerlyn Kentucky 10/11/08
82* Crip Rhame Presbyterian 10/18/29
82* Heyward King Furman 10/12/57
79 Carlos Thomas Troy 9/24/05
74 Matthew Thomas UAB 9/20/03
73 Toy McCord Georgia 10/7/67
73* Terry Cousin Louisiana Tech 9/16/95
68 Dick Harris Tennessee 11/7/70
67 Chris Culliver Tennessee 11/1/08
66 Derek Watson Georgia 9/8/01
63 Duce Staley Tennessee 10/28/95
62 Troy Williamson Mississippi 11/1/03
61 Ryan Brewer Wofford 10/3/01
61 Chris Culliver Kentucky 10/10/09
60 Philip Logan Wake Forest 11/16/74
59 Don Bailey NC State 10/31/67
58 Horace Smith Mississippi 10/21/78
57 Sterling Sharpe NC State 10/31/87
57 Robert Brooks Clemson 11/17/90
57 Frank Adams Kentucky 9/23/93
57 Terry Cousin Mississippi State 10/14/95
56 Casper Carter NC State 10/30/76
56 Brandon Bennett East Carolina 10/8/94
55 Dick Harris North Carolina 10/10/70
55 Victor Hampton Arkansas 11/5/11
54 Dick Harris Virginia Tech 10/3/70
54 Kent Hagood Virginia 10/17/81
53 Derek Watson Georgia 9/9/00
52 Ben Garnto Duke 9/30/67
51 Joe Gomes Miami (Fla.) 11/13/59
51 Henry Laws Wake Forest 10/13/73
50 Toy McCord Florida State 11/5/66
50 Dick Harris Virginia Tech 10/3/70
50 Chris Culliver Vanderbilt 9/4/08
50 Bruce Ellington Missouri 9/22/12
LONGEST PUNT RETURNS
98* Bobby Bryant NC State 10/8/66
97* Dick Harris North Carolina 10/10/70
95* Carl Brazell Virginia 11/26/55
85* Stan Stasica Furman 11/15/41
84 Carroll McClain Clemson 10/20/55
80* Bill Jeffords Erskine 9/29/23
77* Bobby Bryant Louisiana State 9/17/66
77* Dick Harris Georgia Tech 9/11/71
76* Billy Stephens Clemson 10/25/51
75* Ed Zobel Virginia 10/6/28
75* Al Grygo Clemson 10/24/40
73* Tyler Hellams Clemson 11/23/68
73* Chavez Donnings Florida 11/15/03
72* Jim Mitchell NC State 10/11/69
70* Bru Boineau The Citadel 10/31/29
70* Ace Sanders Georgia 10/6/12
68* Ace Sanders East Carolina 9/3/11
67* Pat Watson Virginia 10/21/67
65* Ed Zobel Maryland 10/12/29
65* Darrel Nicklow Arkansas 9/9/95
63 Jerry Dunlap Southern Cal 10/1/83
63* Ace Sanders Michigan 1/1/13
62 Brandon Bennett Alabama 10/3/92
60 Bob Wimperly Wofford 10/15/26
59* Dick Harris Maryland 10/16/71
59* Sterling Sharpe Virginia 10/17/87
56* Troy Thomas Virginia 10/17/71
56* Greg Philpot Navy 11/12/83
55* Crip Rhame Maryland 10/12/29
54 Troy Thomas Georgia 9/26/81
50* Bob Wimberly Erskine 10/26/25
50 Thad Rowe Wake Forest 11/20/71
50 Carl Platt Navy 11/12/88

# — NCAA recognizes 100 yards
*For Touchdown
Year-by-Year
Tackles Leaders
Year Player Tackles
1967 Tim Bice ..................................................... 90
1968 Al Usher ..................................................... 86
1969 Mack Lee Tharpe ........................................ 52
1970 John LeHeup .............................................. 50
Dick Harris ................................................. 50
1971 Rick Brown ............................................... 105
1972 Dana Carpenter ......................................... 104
1973 Garry Mott ................................................ 167
1974 Russ Manzari ............................................ 133
1975 Bubba Shugart .......................................... 136
1976 David Prezioso ......................................... 142
1977 Tim Singleton ........................................... 132
1978 Scott Wade ............................................... 110
1979 Robert Perlotte .......................................... 105
1980 Walt Kater ................................................. 120
1981 Andrew Provence ...................................... 161
1982 Andrew Provence ...................................... 133
1983 Mike Durrah ............................................. 179
1984 Paul Vogel ................................................ 164
1985 Ken Robinson ........................................... 131
1986 Ken Robinson ........................................... 109
1987 Brad Edwards ........................................... 130
1988 Rick Rabune ............................................. 115
1989 Patrick Hinton ........................................... 108
1990 Patrick Hinton ........................................... 109
1991 Eric Brown ................................................ 101
1992 Tony Watkins .............................................. 94
1993 Tony Watkins .............................................. 89
1994 Tony Watkins ............................................ 106
1995 Ben Washington ......................................... 93
1996 Arturo Freeman ........................................... 99
1997 Arturo Freeman ........................................... 92
1998 Ray Green ................................................ 108
1999 Corey Atkins ............................................ 104
2000 Rashad Faison .......................................... 100
2001 Rashad Faison .......................................... 104
2002 Jonathan Martin ....................................... 122
2003 Jeremiah Garrison .................................... 101
2004 Rodriques Wilson ....................................... 68
2005 Ko Simpson .............................................. 103
2006 Jasper Brinkley ......................................... 107
2007 Emanuel Cook ............................................ 92
2008 Emanuel Cook ............................................ 87
2009 Shaq Wilson ............................................... 85
2010 Stephon Gilmore ........................................ 79
2011 Antonio Allen .............................................. 88
2012 Shaq Wilson ............................................... 86
Year-by-Year
Interception Leaders
Year Player INT
1961 Ed Holler ......................................................3
1962 Billy Gambrell ..............................................2
1963 Lide Huggins ...............................................3
1964 Sonny Dickinson..........................................5
1965 Bobby Bryant ...............................................3
1966 Wally Orrel/Stan Juk ....................................3
1967 Wally Orrel ...................................................3
1968 Pat Watson ...................................................7
1969 Pat Watson/Dick Harris ................................3
1970 Bo Davies.....................................................8
1971 Dick Harris ...................................................5
1972 Neville Files .................................................4
1973 C. A. Wilson.................................................5
1974 Henry Laws ..................................................3
1975 Henry Laws ..................................................4
1976 Lance Garrett................................................4
1977 Lance Garrett................................................2
1978 Rick Sanford ................................................4
1979 Robert Perlotte/Pat Bowen ...........................3
1980 Pat Bowen/Harry Skipper .............................3
1981 Harry Skipper ...............................................5
1982 Chuck Finney/J.D. Fuller .............................3
1983 Earl Johnson ................................................3
1984 Bryant Gilliard ..............................................9
1985 Greg Philpot.................................................6
1986 Robert Robinson ..........................................4
1987 Brad Edwards ...............................................8
1988 Patrick Hinton ..............................................5
1989 Leon Harris ..................................................3
1990 3 players ......................................................2
1991 Eric Brown ...................................................3
1992 Frank Adams ................................................4
1993 3 players ......................................................1
1994 Reggie Richardson/Chris Abrams ................4
1995 Five players..................................................1
1996 Ray Green/Arturo Freeman ...........................3
1997 Arturo Freeman ............................................6
1998 Ray Green/Homer Torrance ..........................2
1999 3 players ......................................................2
2000 Sheldon Brown/Deandre’ Eiland...................4
2001 Sheldon Brown/Andre Goodman .................3
2002 Dunta Robinson ...........................................4
2003 Jeremiah Garrison/Deandre’ Eiland ..............2
2004 Ko Simpson .................................................6
2005 Johnathan Joseph ........................................4
2006 Stoney Woodson ..........................................3
2007 Emanuel Cook/Captain Munnerlyn ..............3
2008 Stoney Woodson ..........................................4
2009 Eric Norwood ...............................................2
2010 Stephon Gilmore ..........................................3
2011 Stephon Gilmore ..........................................4
2012 DeVonte Holloman/Jimmy Legree ................3
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Game
TOTAL TACKLES
1. James Seawright vs. NC State (11/3/84) ...................29
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. 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

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
5. Dunta Robinson (2003) .............................................12
Career
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. Rashad Faison (1999-02)........................................349
7. Kenneth Robinson (1982-83, 85-86) ......................340
8. Patrick Hinton (1987-90) ........................................328
9. Ben Washington (1994-97) .....................................326
10. Arturo Freeman (1995-99) ......................................307
11. Marty Dye (1988-91)...............................................300
12. Eric Brown (1990-93)..............................................292
13. Greg Philpot (1983-87) ...........................................279
14. Kenny Harney (1998-01) .........................................273
15. Paul Vogel (1981-84) ..............................................262
UNASSISTED TACKLES (Since 1982)
1. Rashad Faison (1999-02)........................................247
2. Tony Watkins (1991-94) ..........................................204
3. Patrick Hinton (1987-90) ........................................191
4. Eric Brown (1990-93)..............................................181
5. Emanuel Cook (2006-08) ........................................179
6. Jonathan Martin (2000-02) .....................................176
7. Eric Norwood (2006-09) .........................................175
8. Kenny Harney (1998-01) .........................................165
9. Marty Dye (1988-91)...............................................164
10. Ben Washington (1994-97) .....................................161

TACKLES FOR LOSS
1. Eric Norwood (2006-09) ........................................54.5
2. Devin Taylor (2009-12) ..........................................35.5
Jadeveon Clowney (2011-12) ................................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. John Abraham (1996-99) .......................................23.5
4. Melvin Ingram (2007-11) .......................................21.5
5. Jadeveon Clowney (2011-12) ................................21.0
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

INTERCEPTIONS
1. Bo Davies (1969-71) .................................................14
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
6. Brad Edwards (1984-87) ...........................................21
Tony Watkins (1991-94) ............................................21
8. Andre Goodman (1998-01) .......................................20
9. Darian Stewart (2006-09) ..........................................20
10. Arturo Freeman (1995-97, 99) ..................................19
Deandre’ Eiland (2000-03) ........................................19
LONGEST INTERCEPTION/FUMBLE RETURNS
102* Mel Baxley Georgia Tech $*9/15/73
101* Harry Skipper Pacific $#9/14/82
101* Ed Pasky Wake Forest $11/23/49
98* Jamacia Jackson Vanderbilt 9/4/04
94* Dick Harris Georgia 10/31/70
90* Dutch Brembs Wake Forest 1/1/46
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 9/18/10
78* Buddy Frick North Carolina +11/6/54
75* Bru Boineau Clemson 10/24/29
75* Colie Seaborn Clemson 10/25/17
70 Andre Goodman Georgia 9/9/00
70* Ed Zobel Maryland 10/12/29
70 Jimmy Legree LSU 10/13/12
69* Deandre’ Eiland Temple 9/21/02
69* D.J. Swearinger Arkansas 11/10/12
68* Stoney Woodson Tennessee 11/1/08
65* D.J. Swearinger UAB +9/15/12
64* Chris Abrams East Carolina 10/8/94
64* Alex Urban Clemson 10/24/40
64* Jerry Hughes Clemson #10/20/38
61* Brad Edwards Clemson 11/22/86
60* Scott Windsor North Carolina 11/11/89
60* George Belk Clemson 10/27/21
*For Touchdown $ — NCAA recognizes 100 yards
+ — Fumble return # — Intercepted pitchout
Year-by-Year
Sack Leaders
Year Player Sacks
1972 Jim Beard ................................................... 7.0
1976 Scott Blackman/Russ Manzari .................... 7.0
1977 John Dantonio ............................................ 4.0
1978 Bill Janus ................................................... 9.0
1979 Arthur Broussard ........................................ 6.0
1980 Phil Ellis/Andrew Provence ........................ 7.0
1981 Andrew Provence/Karey Johnson ................ 9.0
1982 Andrew Provence ...................................... 10.0
1983 Ken Robinson ............................................. 6.0
1984 Carl Hill ...................................................... 5.0
1985 Tony Guyton ............................................... 6.5
1986 Roy Hart/Kevin Hendrix .............................. 4.0
1987 Roy Hart/Brendan McCormack ................... 5.0
1988 David Taylor ............................................... 4.0
1989 Corey Miller ............................................... 7.0
1990 Troy Duke ................................................... 3.5
1991 Marty Dye/Gerald Dixon/Troy Duke .............. 4.0
1992 Ernest Dixon/Troy Duke .............................. 4.0
1993 Stacy Evans ................................................ 8.0
1994 Stacy Evans ................................................ 9.0
1995 Eric Sullivan ............................................... 8.0
1996 John Abraham ............................................ 4.0
1997 John Abraham ............................................ 6.5
1998 John Abraham ............................................ 7.0
1999 John Abraham ............................................ 6.0
2000 Kalimba Edwards/Cecil Caldwell .................. 7.0
2001 John Stamper ............................................. 3.0
2002 George Gause ............................................. 4.0
2003 Moe Thompson/George Gause ................... 5.0
2004 George Gause ............................................. 5.0
2005 Stanley Doughty/Dakota Walker ................... 3.5
2006 Casper Brinkley/Eric Norwood ................... 7.0
2007 Eric Norwood.............................................. 6.0
2008 Eric Norwood.............................................. 9.0
2009 Eric Norwood/Cliff Matthews ...................... 7.0
2010 Melvin Ingram ............................................ 9.0
2011 Melvin Ingram .......................................... 10.0
2012 Jadeveon Clowney .................................... 13.0
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Year W L T W L T W L T W L T Pts Pts. Coach
1892 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 44 No Coach
1893 –No Team–
1894 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 4 56 No Coach
1895 2 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 34 20 No Coach
1896 1 3 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 20 30 W. H. Whaley
1897 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 6 28 W. P. Murphy
1898 1 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 16 35 W. Wertenbaker
1899 2 3 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 22 62 I. O. Hunt
1900 4 3 0 2 1 0 2 1 0 66 66 I. O. Hunt
1901 3 4 0 2 1 0 1 2 0 85 52 R. W. Dickson
1902 6 1 0 6 0 0 0 1 0 195 16 C. R. Williams
1903 8 2 0 4 1 0 3 1 0 239 35 C. R. Williams
1904 4 3 1 3 1 0 0 2 1 62 43 Christie Benet
1905 4 2 1 2 1 0 1 0 1 91 78 Christie Benet
1906 –Football Banned by Trustees–
1907 3 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 30 4 Douglas McKay
1908 3 5 1 1 3 1 2 2 0 64 103 Christie Benet
1909 2 6 0 1 3 0 1 3 0 36 128 Christie Benet
1910 4 4 0 3 1 0 1 3 0 67 105 John H. Neff
1911 1 4 2 0 2 1 1 2 1 22 102 John H. Neff
1912 5 2 1 4 0 0 1 2 1 204 47 N. B. Edgerton
1913 4 3 0 3 2 0 1 1 0 95 122 N. B. Edgerton
1914 5 5 1 3 2 1 2 3 0 168 191 N. B. Edgerton
1915 5 3 1 3 2 1 2 1 0 190 93 N. B. Edgerton
1916 2 7 0 2 4 0 0 3 0 85 168 Rice Warren
1917 3 5 0 2 3 0 0 2 0 137 96 Dixon Foster
1918 2 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 33 51 Frank Dobson
1919 1 7 1 1 5 1 0 2 0 25 105 Dixon Foster
1920 5 4 0 3 1 0 1 3 0 82 140 Sol Metzger
1921 5 1 2 5 0 1 0 1 0 116 28 Sol Metzger
1922 5 4 0 4 2 0 0 2 0 93 69 Sol Metzger
1923 4 6 0 3 4 0 0 2 0 104 77 Sol Metzger
1924 7 3 0 5 2 0 1 1 0 120 48 Sol Metzger
1925 7 3 0 5 1 0 1 1 0 150 27 Branch Bocock
1926 6 4 0 5 2 0 0 1 0 159 62 Branch Bocock
1927 4 5 0 2 2 0 1 2 0 46 172 Harry Lightsey
1928 6 2 2 4 1 0 2 1 1 96 70 Billy Laval
1929 6 5 0 3 3 0 3 1 0 163 174 Billy Laval
1930 6 4 0 4 1 0 1 2 0 108 123 Billy Laval
1931 5 4 1 4 1 0 0 3 0 146 79 Billy Laval
1932 5 4 2 4 1 0 1 2 2 93 68 Billy Laval
1933 6 3 1 3 0 0 3 1 1 2 2 0 111 91 Billy Laval
1934 5 4 0 2 3 0 3 2 0 1 2 0 96 71 Billy Laval
1935 3 7 0 1 4 0 2 3 0 0 3 0 73 187 Don McCallister
1936 5 7 0 2 5 0 3 4 0 1 3 0 100 139 Don McCallister
1937 5 6 1 2 2 1 3 3 0 1 3 1 192 166 Don McCallister
1938 6 4 1 2 2 0 2 3 0 3 1 0 168 86 Rex Enright
1939 3 6 1 1 3 0 2 3 0 0 3 0 40 163 Rex Enright
1940 3 6 0 1 3 0 1 2 0 2 3 0 107 146 Rex Enright
1941 4 4 1 4 0 1 2 1 1 1 3 0 100 103 Rex Enright
1942 1 7 1 1 4 0 0 2 1 0 4 0 46 130 Rex Enright
1943 5 2 0 2 1 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 118 56 J. P. Moran
1944 3 4 2 1 3 0 2 3 0 1 0 1 135 106 William Newton
1945 2 4 3 0 2 2 2 1 1 0 2 1 113 192 Johnnie McMillan
1946 5 3 0 4 2 0 2 2 0 2 1 0 107 133 Rex Enright
1947 6 2 1 4 1 1 3 1 0 1 0 1 113 85 Rex Enright
1948 3 5 0 1 3 0 1 3 0 2 2 0 106 126 Rex Enright
1949 4 6 0 3 3 0 3 2 0 1 4 0 145 168 Rex Enright
1950 3 4 2 2 4 1 0 3 2 3 1 0 110 114 Rex Enright
1951 5 4 0 5 3 0 3 2 0 2 2 0 175 135 Rex Enright
1952 5 5 0 2 4 0 2 3 0 2 2 0 175 161 Rex Enright
OVERALL CONFERENCE HOME ROAD Opp.
Year W L T W L T W L T W L T Pts Pts. Coach
1953 7 3 0 2 2 0 5 1 0 2 1 0 198 97 Rex Enright
1954 6 4 0 3 3 0 3 2 0 3 2 0 172 153 Rex Enright
1955 3 6 0 1 5 0 2 2 0 1 3 0 120 209 Rex Enright
1956 7 3 0 4 2 0 4 1 0 1 2 0 126 67 Warren Giese
1957 5 5 0 2 5 0 2 4 0 3 1 0 202 147 Warren Giese
1958 7 3 0 5 2 0 5 0 0 2 3 0 168 116 Warren Giese
1959 6 4 0 4 3 0 5 1 0 1 2 0 170 169 Warren Giese
1960 3 6 1 3 3 1 3 1 1 0 5 0 117 186 Warren Giese
1961 4 6 0 3 4 0 2 3 0 2 3 0 128 187 Marvin Bass
1962 4 5 1 3 4 0 3 0 1 1 5 0 187 148 Marvin Bass
1963 1 8 1 1 5 1 1 4 0 0 4 1 104 170 Marvin Bass
1964 3 5 2 2 3 1 2 0 2 1 5 0 95 176 Marvin Bass
1965 5 5 0 4 2 0 3 2 0 2 3 0 151 167 Marvin Bass
1966 1 9 0 1 3 0 0 4 0 1 5 0 95 216 Paul Dietzel
1967 5 5 0 4 2 0 4 1 0 1 4 0 159 166 Paul Dietzel
1968 4 6 0 4 3 0 0 4 0 4 2 0 214 223 Paul Dietzel
1969 7 4 0 6 0 0 5 0 0 2 3 0 189 195 Paul Dietzel
1970 4 6 1 3 2 1 2 3 0 2 3 1 285 253 Paul Dietzel
1971 6 5 0 5 2 0 1 3 0 191 196 Paul Dietzel
1972 4 7 0 4 3 0 0 4 0 214 232 Paul Dietzel
1973 7 4 0 4 3 0 3 1 0 347 261 Paul Dietzel
1974 4 7 0 3 3 0 1 4 0 223 312 Paul Dietzel
1975 7 5 0 5 2 0 2 2 0 328 274 Jim Carlen
1976 6 5 0 5 2 0 1 3 0 195 143 Jim Carlen
1977 5 7 0 4 3 0 1 4 0 215 202 Jim Carlen
1978 5 5 1 5 1 1 0 4 0 238 181 Jim Carlen
1979 8 4 0 7 0 0 1 3 0 246 205 Jim Carlen
1980 8 4 0 7 0 0 1 3 0 348 200 Jim Carlen
1981 6 6 0 3 4 0 3 2 0 225 222 Jim Carlen
1982 4 7 0 4 4 0 0 3 0 224 259 Richard Bell
1983 5 6 0 4 3 0 1 3 0 231 237 Joe Morrison
1984 10 2 0 7 0 0 3 1 0 371 258 Joe Morrison
1985 5 6 0 4 3 0 1 3 0 269 290 Joe Morrison
1986 3 6 2 3 4 0 0 2 2 313 286 Joe Morrison
1987 8 4 0 7 0 0 1 3 0 341 141 Joe Morrison
1988 8 4 0 6 1 0 2 2 0 232 223 Joe Morrison
1989 6 4 1 4 2 1 2 2 0 228 250 Sparky Woods
1990 6 5 0 5 2 0 1 3 0 282 237 Sparky Woods
1991 3 6 2 3 2 2 0 4 0 250 268 Sparky Woods
1992 5 6 0 3 5 0 3 3 0 2 3 0 160 240 Sparky Woods
1993 4 7 0 2 6 0 3 4 0 1 3 0 188 214 Sparky Woods
1994 7 5 0 4 4 0 2 4 0 4 1 0 300 276 Brad Scott
1995 4 6 1 2 5 1 3 3 1 1 3 0 401 393 Brad Scott
1996 6 5 0 4 4 0 3 3 0 3 2 0 245 238 Brad Scott
1997 5 6 0 3 5 0 3 3 0 2 3 0 258 279 Brad Scott
1998 1 10 0 0 8 0 1 5 0 0 5 0 207 330 Brad Scott
1999 0 11 0 0 8 0 0 6 0 0 5 0 87 278 Lou Holtz
2000 8 4 0 5 3 0 5 1 0 2 3 0 283 181 Lou Holtz
2001 9 3 0 5 3 0 5 1 0 3 2 0 310 229 Lou Holtz
2002 5 7 0 3 5 0 3 3 0 2 4 0 225 262 Lou Holtz
2003 5 7 0 2 6 0 5 3 0 0 4 0 268 314 Lou Holtz
2004 6 5 0 4 4 0 3 3 0 3 2 0 243 229 Lou Holtz
2005 7 5 0 5 3 0 5 2 0 2 2 0 284 279 Steve Spurrier
2006 8 5 0 3 5 0 3 4 0 4 1 0 346 243 Steve Spurrier
2007 6 6 0 3 5 0 4 3 0 2 3 0 313 282 Steve Spurrier
2008 7 6 0 4 4 0 5 2 0 2 3 0 270 274 Steve Spurrier
2009 7 6 0 3 5 0 6 1 0 1 4 0 268 265 Steve Spurrier
2010 9 5 0 5 3 0 6 1 0 3 2 0 433 324 Steve Spurrier
2011 11 2 0 6 2 0 6 1 0 3 1 0 391 239 Steve Spurrier
2012 11 2 0 6 2 0 7 0 0 3 2 0 410 237 Steve Spurrier
Total 565 545 44 170 200 11 375 241 21 153 271 15 20083 19123
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Carolina Coaches
1972
Jesse Berry
Tim Bice
John Bridges
Johnny Menger
Pride Ratterree
Bill Rowe
Bob Ryan
Bill Shalosky
Jerry Stoval
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
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
1991
Miles Aldridge
David Bibee
Clyde Christensen
Stan Hixon
Don Kirkpatrick
Brad Lawing
Carroll McCray
Tommy West
Art Wilkins
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
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
1999
Chris Cosh
Dave DeGuglielmo
Jon Fabris
Todd Fitch
John Gutekunst
Skip Holtz
Buddy Pough
Dave Roberts
Charlie Strong
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
John Butler
Shawn Elliott
Jay Graham
Jeep Hunter
Ellis Johnson
Brad Lawing
G.A. Mangus
Steve Spurrier Jr.
Lorenzo Ward
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
Head Coaching Records
No. Name Tenure Yrs W L T PCT
No Coach 1892-95 4 2 4 0 .333
1. W. A. Whaley 1896 1 1 3 0 .250
2. W.P. Murphy 1897 1 0 3 0 .000
3. W. Wertenbaker 1898 1 1 2 0 .333
4. I. O. Hunt 1899-1900 2 6 6 0 .500
5. B. W. Dickson 1901 1 3 4 0 .429
6. C. R. Williams 1902-03 2 14 3 0 .824
7. Christie Benet 1904-05; 4 13 16 3 .453
1908-09
8. Douglas McKay 1907 1 3 0 0 1.000
9. John H. Neff 1910-11 2 5 8 2 .400
10. N. B. Edgerton 1912-15 4 19 13 3 .586
11. Rice Warren 1916 1 2 7 0 .222
12. Dixon Foster 1917; 1919 2 4 12 1 .265
13. Frank Dobson 1918 1 2 1 1 .625
14. Sol Metzger 1920-24 5 26 18 2 .587
15. Branch Bocock 1925-26 2 13 7 0 .650
16. Harry Lightsey 1927 1 4 5 0 .444
17. Billy Laval 1928-34 7 39 26 6 .592
18. Don McCallister 1935-37 3 13 20 1 .397
19. Rex Enright 1938-42; 15 64 69 7 .482
1946-55
20. J. P. Moran 1943 1 5 2 0 .714
21. William Newton 1944 1 3 4 2 .444
22. Johnnie McMillan 1945 1 2 4 3 .389
23. Warren Giese 1956-60 5 28 21 1 .570
24. Marvin Bass 1961-65 5 17 29 4 .380
25. Paul Dietzel 1966-74 9 42 53 1 .443
26. Jim Carlen 1975-81 7 45 36 1 .555
27. Richard Bell 1982 1 4 7 0 .364
28. Joe Morrison 1983-88 6 39 28 2 .580
29. Sparky Woods 1989-93 5 24 28 3 .464
30. Brad Scott 1994-98 5 23 32 1 .427
31. Lou Holtz 1999-2004 6 33 37 0 .471
32. Steve Spurrier 2005-12 8 66 37 0 .641
Totals 119 565 545 44 .509
* — 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.
Assistant Coaches Since 1972
Most Games
No. Coach Games
1. Rex Enright 140
2. Steve Spurrier 103
3. Paul Dietzel 96
4. Jim Carlen 82
5. Billy Laval 71
6. Lou Holtz 70
7. Joe Morrison 69
8. Brad Scott 56
9. Sparky Woods 55
10. Warren Giese 50
Marvin Bass 50
Most Wins
No. Coach Wins
1. Steve Spurrier 66
2. Rex Enright 64
3. Jim Carlen 45
4. Paul Dietzel 42
5. Billy Laval 39
Joe Morrison 39
7. Lou Holtz 33
8. Warren Giese 28
9. Sol Metzger 26
10. Sparky Woods 24
Rex Enright Paul Dietzel Jim Carlen
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Year-by-Year Results
1892
Record: 0-1
Coach: No Coach
Captain: No Captains
Date Opponent Site Score
D 24 Furman Charleston L 0-44
1894
Record: 0-2
Coach: No Coach
Captain: D.H. Wallace
N 03 Georgia Columbia L 0-40
N 11 Augusta Y Columbia L 4-16
1895
Record: 2-1
Coach: No Coach
Captain: F.M. Bryan
N 02 Columbia AA Columbia W 20-0
N 08 Furman Columbia W 14-10
N 14 Wofford Columbia L 0-10
1896
Record: 1-3
Coach: W.H. Whaley
Captain: C.H. McLaurin
O 31 Charleston Y Charleston L 4-6
N 12 Clemson Columbia W 12-6
N 19 Wofford Columbia L 4-6
N 26 Furman Greenville L 0-12
1897
Record: 0-3
Coach: W.P. Murphy
Captain: Lee Hagood
O 23 Charleston Y Charleston L 0-4
N 11 Clemson Columbia L 6-18
N 26 Charleston Y Columbia L 0-6
1898
Record: 1-2
Coach: W. Wertenbaker
Captain: J.C. Foster
O 18 Bingham Columbia W 16-5
N 17 Clemson Columbia L 0-24
N 24 Davidson Charlotte L 0-6
1899
Record: 2-3
Coach: I.O. Hunt
Captain: W.M. Shand
O 15 Columbia Y Columbia W 5-0
N 09 Clemson Columbia L 0-34
N 15 Bingham Columbia W 11-5
N 22 Bingham Asheville L 6-18
N 30 Davidson Charlotte L 0-5
1900
Record: 4-3
Coach: I.O. Hunt
Captain: T.J. Bell
O 20 Georgia Athens L 0-5
O 25 Guilford Columbia W 10-0
N 01 Clemson Columbia L 0-51
N 10 NC A&M Columbia W 12-0
N 17 Furman Greenville W 27-0
N 22 Davidson Charlotte L 0-5
N 29 NC A&M Raleigh W 17-5
1901
Record: 3-4
Coach: B.W. Dickson
Captain: R.L. Freeman
O 12 Georgia Augusta L 5-10
O 22 Furman Columbia W 12-0
O 24 Bingham Asheville W 11-6
O 30 Davidson Columbia L 5-12
N 09 Georgia Tech Atlanta L 0-13
N 12 N.C.M.A. Columbia W 47-0
N 18 Wofford Spartanburg L 5-11
1902
Record: 6-1
Coach: C.R. Williams
Captain: Thomas E. McCutchen
O 15 Guilford Columbia W 10-0
O 21 N.C.M.A. Columbia W 60-0
O 25 Bingham Columbia W 28-0
O 30 Clemson Columbia W 12-6
N 06 St. Albans Columbia W 5-0
N 14 Furman Greenville L 0-10
N 28 Charleston MC Columbia W 80-0
1903
Record: 8-2
Coach: C.R. Williams
Captain: Guy Gunter
O 02 Columbia Y Columbia W 24-0
O 06 Welsh Neck Columbia W 89-0
O 10 North Carolina Columbia L 0-17
O 17 Georgia Athens W 17-0
O 23 Guilford Columbia W 29-0
O 29 Tennessee Columbia W 24-0
N 08 Davidson Charlotte W 29-12
N 14 N.C.A.M. Raleigh L 5-6
N 21 Charleston Charleston W 6-0
N 26 Georgia Tech Atlanta W 16-0
1904
Record: 4-3-1
Coach: Christie Benet
Captain: E.S. Oliver
O 07 Welsh Neck Columbia W 14-0
O 15 North Carolina Chapel Hill L 0-27
O 20 Guilford Columbia W 21-4
O 26 Georgia Columbia W 2-0
N 05 N.C.A.M. Raleigh T 0-0
N 12 Davidson Columbia L 0-6
N 19 Charleston AC Charleston L 0-6
N 24 Wash. & Lee Sumter W 25-0
1905
Record: 4-2-1
Coach: Christie Benet
Captain: Douglas McKay
O 13 Welsh Neck Columbia W 14-0
O 20 Bingham Columbia W 19-6
O 26 N.C.A.M. Columbia L 0-29
N 04 Davidson Charlotte W 6-4
N 11 Bingham Asheville T 5-5
N 18 Virginia Tech Roanoke L 0-34
N 30 The Citadel Charleston W 47-0
1907
Record: 3-0
Coach: Douglas McKay
Captain: L.W. Perrin
N 16 Charleston Columbia W 14-4
N 21 Georgia College Columbia W 4-0
N 28 The Citadel Charleston W 12-0
1908
Record: 3-5-1
Coach: Christie Benet
Captain: R.E. Gonzales
O 03 Ridgewood Columbia T 0-0
O 10 Charleston Columbia W 17-0
O 17 Georgia Athens L 6-29
O 22 Charleston AA Columbia L 4-15
O 29 Davidson Columbia L 0-22
N 04 Georgia M.S. Augusta W 19-5
N 07 Bingham Columbia L 6-10
N 14 North Carolina Chapel Hill L 0-22
N 26 The Citadel Charleston W 12-0
1909
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
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 L 0-38
O 14 Charleston Charleston W 16-0
O 21 Florida Columbia T 6-6
N 02 Clemson Columbia L 0-27
N 11 North Carolina Chapel Hill L 0-21
N 18 Davidson Columbia L 0-10
N 30 The Citadel Charleston T 0-0
1912
Record: 5-2-1
Coach: N.B. Edgerton
Captain: Alfred Von Kolnitz
O 05 Wake Forest Columbia W 10-3
O 14 Virginia Char’ville L 0-19
O 19 Florida Gainesville L 6-10
O 26 Charleston Charleston W 68-0
O 31 Clemson Columbia W 22-7
N 09 North Carolina Chapel Hill T 6-6
N 16 Porter Columbia W 66-0
N 28 The Citadel Columbia W 26-2
1913
Record: 4-3
Coach: N.B. Edgerton
Captain: John Mills
O 04 Virginia Char’sville L 0-54
O 11 Wake Forest Columbia W 27-10
O 18 North Carolina Columbia L 3-13
O 30 Clemson Columbia L 0-32
N 08 Florida Columbia W 13-0
N 15 Davidson Davidson W 10-0
N 26 The Citadel Columbia W 42-13
1914
Record: 5-5-1
Coach: N.B. Edgerton
Captain: Luther Hill
S 30 Mach. Mates Columbia W 30-7
O 3 Georgia Tech Atlanta L 0-20
O 12 North Carolina Chapel Hill L 0-48
O 17 Virginia Char’ville L 7-49
O 24 Newberry Columbia T 13-13
O 29 Clemson Columbia L 6-29
N 04 Wofford Spartanburg W 25-0
N 07 Wake Forest Columbia W 26-0
N 14 Davidson Columbia L 7-13
N 19 Newberry Newberry W 47-6
N 26 The Citadel Columbia W 7-6
1915
Record: 5-3-1
Coach: N.B. Edgerton
Captain: O.E. Going
O 02 Newberry Columbia W 29-0
O 09 Presbyterian Columbia W 41-0
O 21 N.C.A.M. Raleigh W 19-10
O 28 Clemson Columbia T 0-0
N 04 Wofford Spartanburg W 33-6
N 06 Cumberland Columbia W 68-0
N 13 Virginia Columbia L 0-13
N 20 Georgetown Wash, D.C. L 0-61
N 25 The Citadel Columbia L 0-3
1916
Record: 2-7
Coach: Rice Warren
Captain: M.K. McMillan
O 07 Newberry Columbia L 0-10
O 14 Wofford Columbia W 23-3
O 21 Tennessee Knoxville L 0-26
O 26 Clemson Columbia L 0-27
N 04 Wake Forest Columbia L 7-33
N 11 Virginia Char’ville L 6-35
N 18 Mercer Columbia W 47-0
N 23 Furman Greenville L 0-14
N 30 The Citadel Columbia L 2-20
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1917
Record: 3-5
Coach: Dixon Foster
Captain: Sumpter Clark
O 06 Newberry Columbia W 38-0
O 13 Florida Gainesville L 13-21
O 25 Clemson Columbia L 13-21
N 03 Erskine Columbia L 13-14
N 08 Furman Florence W 26-0
N 17 Wofford Spartanburg L 0-20
N 24 Presbyterian Columbia L 14-20
N 29 The Citadel Columbia W 20-0
1918
Record: 2-1-1
Coach: Frank Dobson
Captain: J.H. Moore
N 02 Clemson Columbia L 0-39
N 16 Furman Greenville W 20-12
N 23 Wofford Columbia W 13-0
N 28 The Citadel Orangeburg T 0-0
1919
Record: 1-7-1
Coach: Dixon Foster
Captain: Hayward Brockington
S 27 Presbyterian Columbia L 0-6
O 04 Erskine Columbia W 6-0
O 11 Georgia Athens L 0-14
O 18 Davidson Columbia L 0-7
O 30 Clemson Columbia L 6-19
N 08 Tennessee Columbia T 6-6
N 15 Wash. & Lee Lexington Va. L 0-26
N 22 Florida Columbia L 0-13
N 27 The Citadel Columbia L 7-14
1920
Record: 5-4
Coach: Sol Metzger
Captain: Edward Smith
O 02 Wofford Columbia W 10-0
O 09 Georgia Columbia L 0-37
O 16 North Carolina Chapel Hill L 0-7
O 21 Presbyterian Augusta, Ga. W 14-0
O 28 Clemson Columbia W 3-0
N 06 Davidson Davidson L 0-27
N 13 Navy Annapolis L 0-63
N 20 Newberry Columbia W 48-0
N 25 The Citadel Charleston W 7-6
1921
Record: 5-1-2
Coach: Sol Metzger
Captain: T.W. Gressette
O 01 Erskine Columbia W 13-7
O 08 Newberry Columbia W 7-0
O 15 North Carolina Columbia T 7-7
O 22 Presbyterian Columbia W 48-0
O 27 Clemson Columbia W 21-0
N 05 Florida Tampa T 7-7
N 12 Furman Greenville L 0-7
N 24 The Citadel Columbia W 13-0
1922
Record: 5-4
Coach: Sol Metzger
Captain: Alex Waite
S 29 Erskine Columbia W 13-0
O 07 Presbyterian Columbia W 7-0
O 14 North Carolina Chapel Hill L 7-10
O 20 Wofford Columbia W 20-0
O 26 Clemson Columbia L 0-3
N 04 Sewanee Columbia L 6-7
N 11 Furman Columbia W 27-7
N 16 The Citadel Orangeburg W 13-0
N 30 Centre Danville, Ky. L 0-42
1923
Record: 4-6
Coach: Sol Metzger
Captain: W.J. Wheeler
S 29 Erskine Columbia W 35-0
O 06 Presbyterian Columbia L 3-7
O 13 NC State Raleigh L 0-7
O 19 Newberry Columbia W 24-0
O 25 Clemson Columbia L 6-7
N 03 North Carolina Columbia L 0-13
N 10 Furman Greenville L 3-23
N 15 The Citadel Orangeburg W 12-0
N 17 Wash. & Lee Columbia L 7-13
N 29 Wake Forest Columbia W 14-7
1924
Record: 7-3
Coach: Sol Metzger
Captain: Frankie Meyer
S 27 Erskine Columbia W 47-0
O 04 Georgia Athens L 0-18
O 11 NC State Columbia W 10-0
O 17 Presbyterian Columbia W 29-0
O 23 Clemson Columbia W 3-0
O 29 The Citadel Orangeburg W 14-3
N 01 North Carolina Chapel Hill W 10-7
N 08 Furman Columbia L 0-10
N 15 Sewanee Columbia L 0-10
N 27 Wake Forest Columbia W 7-0
1925
Record: 7-3
Coach: Branch Bocock
Captain: J.C. Long
S 26 Erskine Columbia W 33-0
O 03 North Carolina Columbia L 0-7
O 11 NC State Raleigh W 7-6
O 16 Wofford Columbia W 6-0
O 22 Clemson Columbia W 33-0
O 28 The Citadel Orangeburg W 30-6
O 31 Virginia Tech Richmond L 0-6
N 14 Furman Greenville L 0-2
N 20 Presbyterian Columbia W 21-0
N 28 Centre Columbia W 20-0
1926
Record: 6-4
Coach: Branch Bocock
Captain: W.M. Boyd
S 25 Erskine Columbia W 41-0
O 02 Maryland Columbia W 12-0
O 09 North Carolina Chapel Hill L 0-7
O 15 Wofford Columbia W 27-13
O 21 Clemson Columbia W 24-0
O 28 The Citadel Orangeburg L 9-12
O 30 Virginia Columbia L 0-6
N 06 Virginia Tech Richmond W 19-0
N 13 Furman Columbia L 7-10
N 20 NC State Columbia W 20-14
1927
Record: 4-5
Coach: Harry Lightsey
Captain: Emmett Wingfield
S 24 Erskine Columbia W 13-6
O 01 Maryland College Park L 0-26
O 08 Virginia Char’ville W 13-12
O 15 North Carolina Columbia W 14-6
O 20 Clemson Columbia L 0-20
O 27 The Citadel Orangeburg W 6-0
N 05 Virginia Tech Richmond L 0-35
N 12 Furman Greenville L 0-33
N 24 NC State Columbia L 0-34
1928
Record: 6-2-2
Coach: Billy Laval
Captain: Bill Cooper
S 22 Erskine Columbia W 19-0
S 29 Chicago Chicago W 6-0
O 06 Virginia Char’ville W 24-13
O 13 Maryland Columbia W 21-7
O 19 Presbyterian Columbia W 13-0
O 25 Clemson Columbia L 0-32
N 01 The Citadel Orangeburg T 0-0
N 10 North Carolina Chapel Hill T 0-0
N 17 Furman Columbia W 6-0
N 29 NC State Raleigh L 7-18
1929
Record: 6-5
Coach: Billy Laval
Captain: Julian Beall
S 28 Erskine Columbia W 26-7
O 05 Virginia Columbia L 0-6
O 12 Maryland College Park W 26-6
O 18 Presbyterian Columbia W 41-0
O 24 Clemson Columbia L 14-21
O 31 The Citadel Orangeburg W 27-14
N 09 North Carolina Columbia L 0-40
N 16 Furman Greenville W 2-0
N 23 Florida Columbia L 7-20
N 30 NC State Raleigh W 20-6
D 07 Tennessee Knoxville L 0-54
1930
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 Ga L 7-25

1931
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
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
1933
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
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1934
Record: 5-4, 2-3 Southern Conference
Coach: Billy Laval
Captain: Tom Craig
S 29 Erskine Columbia W 25-0
O 06 VMI* Columbia W 22-6
O 13 NC State* Raleigh L 0-6
O 18 The Citadel Orangeburg W 20-6
O 25 Clemson* Columbia L 0-19
N 03 Virginia Tech* Columbia W 20-0
N 10 Villanova Philadelphia L 0-20
N 17 Furman* Greenville W 2-0
N 29 Wash. & Lee Columbia L 7-14
1935
Record: 3-7, 1-4 Southern Conference
Coach: Don McCallister
Captain: Clay Alexander
S 21 Erskine Columbia W 33-0
S 28 Duke* Durham L 0-47
O 05 NC State* Columbia L 0-14
O 12 Davidson Davidson L 6-13
O 17 The Citadel Orangeburg W 25-0
O 24 Clemson* Columbia L 0-44
N 02 Virginia Tech* Blacksburg L 0-27
N 16 Furman Columbia L 7-20
N 23 Wash. & Lee* Columbia W 2-0
D 07 Florida Tampa L 0-22
1936
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
1937
Record: 5-6-1, 2-2-1 Southern Conf.
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
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
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
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 Conf.
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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1942
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
1943
Record: 5-2, 2-1 Southern Conference
Coach: J.P. Moran
Captains: Bill McMillan, Neil Allen
S 25 Newberry Columbia W 19-7
O 02 176th Infantry Columbia L 7-13
O 09 Presbyterian Columbia W 20-7
O 21 Clemson* Columbia W 33-6
O 29 Charleston C.G. Orangeburg W 20-0
N 06 North Carolina* Columbia L 6-21
N 25 Wake Forest* Charlotte W 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 Georgia 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 Conf.
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
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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 Conf.
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
1948
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
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 Conf.
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
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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
1953
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
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 W Virginia (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 W 26-7
S 24 Wake Forest* Win.-Salem L 19-34
O 01 Navy (-/15) Columbia L 0-26
O 08 Furman Columbia W 19-0
O 20 Clemson* Columbia L 14-28
O 29 Maryland* (-/1) College Park L 0-27
N 05 North Carolina* Norfolk L 14-32
N 12 Duke* (-/18) Durham L 7-41
N 26 Virginia* Char’ville 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
1958
Record: 7-3, 5-2 ACC
Final AP Ranking: 13
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
1959
Record: 6-4, 4-3 ACC
Coach: Warren Giese
Captains: John Saunders, Ed Pitts
S 19 Duke* (14/-) Columbia W 12-7
S 26 Furman (20/-) Columbia W 30-0
O 03 Georgia (16/13) Columbia W 30-14
O 10 N Carolina* (11/-) Chapel Hill L 6-19
O 22 Clemson* Columbia L 0-27
O 31 Maryland* Columbia W 22-6
N 07 Virginia* Char’ville W 32-20
N 13 Miami (Fla.) Miami L 6-26
N 21 NC State* Columbia W 12-7
N 28 Wake Forest* Charlotte L 20-43
1960
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
1962
Record: 4-5-1, 3-4 ACC Coach: Marvin Bass Captains: John Caskey, Dick Day, Richard Lomas
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 22 at Northwestern L 20-37 - - - - - 9 45 277 3 4-1-1 10 0 49 287 31 64 244 3 25-20-1 275 2 89 519
S 29 at Duke* L 8-21 24,500 - - - - 15 41 140 1 26-15-0 143 0 67 283 20 57 258 3 15-9-2 101 0 72 359
O 06 GEORGIA T 7-7 28,000 - - - - 15 61 167 1 13-6-0 55 0 74 222 5 30 98 0 16-8-0 110 1 41 208
O 13 WAKE FOREST* W 27-6 18,942 - - - - 18 52 249 3 14-4-0 63 1 66 312 11 47 168 1 10-4-0 39 0 57 207
O 20 at North Carolina* L 14-19 25,000 - - - - - - - 1 - - 1 - - - - - 1 - - 1 - -
O 27 at Maryland* L 11-13 - - - - - 10 - 139 0 12-5-0 - 1 - - 23 - 174 0 28-17-3 - 1 - -
N 03 VIRGINIA* W 40-6 17,033 - - - - 19 61 266 5 14-9-1 130 1 75 396 19 28 56 1 44-26-5 247 0 72 309
N 10 NC STATE* W 17-6 19,938 - - - - 16 55 286 2 15-4-2 84 0 70 370 16 41 173 0 20-9-0 104 1 61 277
N 17 at Detroit W 26-13 - - - - - 23 - 235 - 12-10-1 146 - - 381 14 - 123 - 29-11-0 108 - - 231
N 24 at Clemson* L 17-20 45,000 - - - - 14 43 100 1 14-6-0 121 1 57 221 22 65 306 2 5-1-0 10 0 70 316
1963
Record: 1-8-1, 1-5-1 ACC Coach: Marvin Bass Captains: Tom Gibson, Sammy Anderson
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 21 at Duke* L 14-22 - - - - - 11 35 153 - 19-9-1 116 - 54 269 17 53 126 - 26-13-0 147 - 79 273
S 28 MARYLAND* W 21-13 13,550 - - - - 12 46 142 2 15-7-0 47 0 61 189 10 42 139 1 15-7-0 49 1 57 196
O 05 at Georgia L 7-27 33,500 - 75 - - 8 43 107 1 7-3-1 67 0 50 171 21 44 195 2 22-13-1 183 1 66 378
O 12 NC STATE* L 6-18 16,672 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
O 19 at Virginia* T 10-10 16,000 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
O 26 NORTH CAROLINA* L 0-7 23,170 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
N 02 TULANE L 7-20 18,372 - - - - 12 28 54 0 27-13-0 166 1 55 220 15 59 195 1 9-5-0 92 1 68 287
N 09 at Memphis State L 0-9 17,006 - - - - 10 - 53 0 7-15-1 - - - - 17 - 218 1 4-8-2 - - - -
N 16 at Wake Forest* L 19-20 7,000 - 60 - - 11 - 221 1 4-3-0 63 2 - 284 5 - 89 1 11-4-1 56 1 - 145
N 28 CLEMSON* L 20-24 37,414 - - - - 14 47 123 0 19-10-1 109 3 66 232 15 53 188 4 11-7-1 88 0 64 276
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1964
Record: 3-5-2, 2-3-1 ACC Coach: Marvin Bass Captains: Steve Cox, Jim Johnson, Pete Divenere
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 19 DUKE* T 9-9 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
S 26 at Maryland* L 6-24 - - - - - 16 - 124 1 20-12-0 135 0 - 259 21 - 253 2 19-6-1 70 1 - 298
O 03 GEORGIA T 7-7 17,994 - - - - 14 38 47 0 28-14-0 154 1 66 201 12 42 109 1 17-8-2 145 0 59 254
O 10 at Nebraska L 6-28 47,800 - - - 8 13 26 3 1 28-18-2 240 0 54 243 19 51 236 2 20-7-3 138 2 71 401
O 17 at Florida L 0-37 43,000 - - - - 9 28 68 0 19-6-0 43 0 47 133 21 48 266 4 17-10-3 138 1 65 404
O 24 at North Carolina* L 6-24 36,000 - - - - 6 34 78 0 19-8-1 135 1 53 213 25 53 240 2 13-17-1 206 1 87 446
O 31 at NC State* L 14-17 21,000 - - - - 15 47 227 1 14-5-3 43 0 61 270 20 44 229 1 19-11-0 151 0 63 380
N 07 THE CITADEL W 17-14 19,090 - - - - 10 55 246 - 7-4-1 32 - 62 278 9 38 112 - 26-13-2 97 - 64 209
N 14 WAKE FOREST* W 23-13 21,963 - - - - 17 55 215 1 11-6-1 151 2 66 366 14 35 119 1 26-11-2 164 1 61 383
N 21 at Clemson* W 7-3 40,000 - - - - 11 45 133 1 6-2-1 55 0 51 188 17 58 227 0 8-4-0 36 0 66 263
1965
Record: 5-5, 4-2 ACC Coach: Marvin Bass Captains: J.R. Wilburn, Doug Senter
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 18 at The Citadel W 13-3 - - - - - 16 60 248 2 6-6-0 0 0 66 248 10 37 76 0 12-5-2 46 0 49 122
S 25 DUKE* L 15-20 39,000 - 66 - - 12 40 86 1 30-12-1 116 0 70 202 14 55 276 3 10-3-1 53 0 65 329
O 02 NC STATE* W 13-7 20,314 - - - - 14 54 235 1 11-6-0 70 0 65 305 18 47 107 1 26-15-0 171 0 73 278
O 09 at Tennessee L 3-24 38,519 - - - - 17 46 111 - 26-13-1 139 - 72 250 14 47 222 - 10-4-0 63 - 57 285
O 16 WAKE FOREST* W 38-7 28,000 - - - - 19 44 209 4 25-15-0 146 0 69 355 8 35 109 0 21-8-1 102 1 56 211
O 23 at LSU L 7-21 - - - - - 18 36 89 0 23-12-0 124 0 59 213 13 51 233 2 14-8-1 121 1 65 344
O 30 MARYLAND* L 14-27 30,000 - - - - 20 40 74 2 30-12-4 264 0 70 264 12 53 196 2 7-3-0 202 0 60 202
N 06 at Virginia* W 17-7 15,000 - - - - 13 - 150 - 9-3-1 62 - - 212 14 - 108 - 26-11-3 121 1 - 229
N 13 at Alabama L 35-14 40,500 - 68 - 5 21 41 147 1 29-17-1 193 1 70 340 15 47 256 3 13-9-0 171 2 60 427
N 20 CLEMSON* W 17-16 44,500 - - - - 10 46 60 2 10-4-0 94 0 56 154 19 53 200 1 21-10-1 114 1 74 314
1966
Record: 1-9, 1-3 ACC Coach: Paul Dietzel Captain: Bobby Bryant
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 17 at LSU L 12-28 67,512 - - - - 10 38 101 1 17-6-0 71 0 55 172 19 65 298 3 7-1-0 9 0 72 292
S 24 MEMPHIS STATE L 7-16 24,404 - - - - 13 31 61 0 25-11-3 150 1 56 211 16 58 261 2 10-3-1 49 0 68 310
O 01 GEORGIA L 0-7 - - - - - 14 49 113 0 15-6-0 80 0 64 193 14 51 247 1 12-4-2 47 0 63 294
O 08 at NC State* W 31-21 35,200 - 70 - - 15 42 201 1 13-7-1 102 2 55 303 25 60 212 1 29-11-2 141 1 55 353
O 15 Wake Forest* L 6-10 26,593 - - - - 12 36 68 0 22-8-1 166 1 58 234 13 52 184 1 12-7-1 69 0 64 253
O 22 at Tennessee L 17-29 38,944 - 70 - - 17 54 173 1 16-7-3 101 1 70 274 21 43 208 - 14-8-2 119 - 57 327
O 29 at Maryland* L 2-14 - - - - - 5 - 73 0 8-2-2 24 0 - 171 9 - 147 0 17-9-0 168 2 - 241
N 05 FLORIDA STATE L 10-32 29,286 - - - - 17 43 171 1 23-11-5 117 0 66 288 18 46 200 5 25-13-1 173 0 671 373
N 12 at Alabama L 0-24 59,500 - 68 - 3 9 35 102 0 12-5-3 63 0 47 163 20 55 266 2 16-9-2 82 1 71 348
N 26 CLEMSON* L 10-35 46,000 - 71 - - 16 54 214 1 21-7-0 73 0 75 287 19 47 255 2 11-7-0 111 1 58 366
1967
Record: 5-5, 4-2 ACC Coach: Paul Dietzel Captains: Don Somma, Joe Komoroski
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 16 IOWA STATE W 34-3 26,443 - 75 - - 23 55 183 5 24-15-0 187 0 79 370 15 50 182 0 15-7-1 99 0 65 281
S 23 NORTH CAROLINA* W 16-10 39,135 - 69 - - 23 56 215 2 21-11-2 155 0 77 370 14 54 201 1 13-8-0 73 0 67 274
S 30 at Duke* W 21-17 25,000 - 60 - - 11 43 115 2 13-7-3 81 0 56 206 20 62 242 2 14-10-2 91 0 76 333
O 07 at Georgia L 0-21 58,182 - 79 - 5 9 43 76 0 28-8-2 60 0 71 136 9 55 295 3 9-4-1 46 0 64 341
O 14 at Florida State L 0-17 33,022 - 81 - - 14 30 102 0 25-11-5 128 0 55 230 23 53 181 2 24-13-0 171 0 77 352
O 21 VIRGINIA* W 24-23 34,159 - 66 - - 14 55 226 1 5-3-1 44 1 60 270 21 46 196 2 21-15-0 222 0 67 418
O 28 MARYLAND* W 31-0 33,427 - 51 - - 20 70 287 3 10-5-0 68 0 80 355 6 35 53 0 19-6-1 115 0 54 166
N 04 at Wake Forest* L 21-35 13,000 - 43 - - 19 61 206 3 13-7-1 87 0 74 293 18 58 323 5 10-6-0 54 0 68 377
N 18 at Alabama L 0-17 46,105 - 65 - - 10 37 97 0 21-5-0 78 0 58 175 26 71 269 1 17-9-2 121 1 88 390
N 25 CLEMSON* L 12-23 43,338 - 68 - - 17 39 84 2 21-12-3 136 0 60 220 19 56 214 2 13-8-0 69 1 69 283
1968
Record: 4-6, 4-3 ACC Coach: Paul Dietzel Captain: Johnny Gregory
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 21 DUKE* L 7-14 42,234 - 80 - - 19 52 201 1 34-17-1 209 0 86 410 17 42 84 1 26-16-0 214 1 68 298
S 28 at North Carolina* W 32-27 28,000 - 80 - - 14 49 168 3 17-9-1 159 1 66 325 20 65 206 2 20-10-0 146 1 85 352
O 05 GEORGIA L 20-21 42,808 - 80 - 16 10 47 103 1 17-9-2 76 0 63 179 24 71 292 2 18-10-5 142 1 89 434
O 12 at NC State* L 12-36 33,400 - 72 - - 14 30 82 1 21-11-0 141 0 51 223 27 79 354 3 10-3-0 36 0 89 390
O 19 at Maryland* L 19-21 28,200 - 61 - - 22 35 97 1 46-17-5 273 2 81 370 12 9 241 1 15-5-1 69 1 84 310
O 26 FLORIDA STATE L 28-35 42,038 - 54 - 20 25 38 160 2 37-24-3 324 2 75 484 28 37 131 1 43-25-1 437 4 80 568
N 02 at Virginia* W 49-28 25,600 - 81 - - 19 32 122 1 31-15-0 311 5 63 433 23 60 67 1 38-17-4 240 3 98 307
N 09 at Wake Forest* W 34-21 16,000 - 40 - - 15 57 209 1 21-10-1 161 4 78 370 12 43 77 2 27-12-5 128 1 70 205
N 16 VIRGINIA TECH L 6-17 40,137 - - - - 25 43 128 0 35-20-1 239 1 78 367 21 69 331 2 4-2-1 11 0 73 342
N 23 at Clemson* W 7-3 53,000 - 63 - - 23 62 187 1 37-18-5 213 0 99 400 6 37 100 0 23-8-4 56 0 60 156
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1969
Record: 7-4, 6-0 ACC Coach: Paul Dietzel Captains: Don Buckner, Pat Watson
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 20 DUKE* W 27-20 42,791 - 65 - - 21 55 339 3 16-10-0 107 0 71 446 21 44 112 0 35-20-0 194 2 79 306
S 27 NORTH CAROLINA* W 14-6 42,559 - 80 - - 9 44 130 1 16-7-0 105 1 60 235 18 61 251 0 16-8-3 85 0 77 336
O 04 at Georgia L 16-41 59,452 - 80 - 7 11 44 125 1 22-7-3 103 1 66 228 27 81 377 5 14-4-2 111 0 95 488
O 11 NC STATE* W 21-16 42,786 - 74 - - 17 44 157 2 21-14-0 181 0 65 338 18 53 147 1 14-10-0 131 1 67 278
O 18 at Virginia Tech W 17-16 28,000 - 54 - - 14 56 147 1 21-13-1 127 1 77 274 14 59 196 1 12-3-1 42 1 71 238
O 25 MARYLAND* W 17-0 42,756 - 61 - - 12 38 90 1 19-13-0 198 1 57 288 17 64 205 0 21-7-1 62 0 85 267
N 01 at Florida State L 9-34 34,519 - - - - 14 36 84 0 31-17-3 203 1 67 287 25 53 258 2 31-18-1 219 1 84 477
N 08 at Tennessee L 14-29 62,868 - 59 - 3 20 52 204 1 34-16-3 142 1 86 346 14 43 101 0 23-10-0 214 3 66 315
N 15 at Wake Forest* W 24-6 25,000 - 34 - - 11 41 169 1 18-9-1 103 3 59 272 26 76 240 1 14-7-3 103 0 90 343
N 22 CLEMSON* W 27-13 42,941 - 62 - - 27 72 287 2 24-16-1 230 1 96 517 13 34 118 0 28-15-1 184 1 62 302
D 30 West Virginia** L 3-14 48,425 - - - - 11 38 64 0 23-11-2 126 0 61 190 21 79 356 2 2-1-0 3 0 81 359
**Peach Bowl

1970
Record: 4-6-1, 3-2-1 ACC Coach: Paul Dietzel Captains: Jimmy Poston, Dave DeCamilla
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 12 at Georgia Tech* L 20-23 51,206 - 90 17 - 12 28 127 2 20-9-2 132 1 48 259 25 58 177 2 39-21-2 219 1 97 396
S 19 WAKE FOREST* W 43-7 42,219 - 90 - - 26 64 300 3 31-14-1 207 2 75 507 8 27 60 1 19-9-4 98 0 46 158
S 26 at NC State* T 7-7 25,200 - 85 - - 20 51 130 0 32-18-3 265 1 83 395 12 58 214 1 6-2-2 5 0 64 219
O 03 VIRGINIA TECH W 24-7 41,563 - 81 - - 24 55 215 3 33-20-1 230 0 88 445 10 36 102 1 19-6-3 78 0 55 180
O 10 at North Carolina* W 35-21 47,500 - - - 18 11 29 127 3 27-12-1 177 1 56 302 20 76 247 3 16-5-4 59 0 93 306
O 17 at Maryland* L 15-21 15,400 - 49 - - 16 32 26 0 44-21-2 299 2 76 325 15 67 206 1 14-5-1 75 1 81 281
O 24 FLORIDA STATE L 13-21 42,537 - 67 - - 13 34 58 0 33-15-1 148 2 67 206 18 51 105 2 33-17-0 169 0 84 274
O 31 at Georgia L 34-52 57,391 ABC-R 70 - - 14 27 14 0 28-13-2 276 2 55 290 30 68 218 5 28-17-3 305 1 96 523
N 07 TENNESSEE L 18-20 42,788 - 70 - 8 17 41 133 1 30-16-4 241 1 71 374 22 39 122 0 48-18-2 262 2 87 384
N 14 DUKE L 38-42 42,454 - 62 - - 20 48 179 3 25-10-21 149 2 73 328 27 61 156 3 32-23-0 304 3 93 460
N 21 at Clemson W 38-32 56,000 - 63 - - 23 44 143 2 29-19-3 316 3 73 459 18 46 175 3 27-14-0 137 1 73 312
1971
Record: 6-5 Coach: Paul Dietzel Captain: Dick Harris
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 11 GEORGIA TECH W 24-7 54,842 - 80 - 17 16 51 76 1 22-10-2 113 0 73 189 13 40 94 0 31-13-3 118 0 71 212
S 18 at Duke L 12-28 35,113 - 76 - - 14 37 107 0 30-14-3 187 1 67 294 9 54 130 2 11-3-0 50 0 65 180
S 25 NC STATE W 24-6 48,315 - 70 - - 24 68 239 3 19-12-1 141 0 87 380 13 39 57 3 28-13-1 178 1 67 185
O 02 at Memphis State W 7-3 20,666 - 80 - - 13 57 158 1 19-8-3 96 0 76 254 10 41 103 0 20-6-1 99 0 61 202
O 09 VIRGINIA W 34-14 43,861 - 71 - - 10 57 147 4 19-5-1 44 1 76 191 9 39 154 2 28-5-3 63 0 67 217
O 16 MARYLAND W 35-6 45,653 - 76 - - 12 40 87 2 19-9-1 148 1 59 235 17 37 68 0 48-23-4 210 1 85 278
O 23 at Florida State L 18-49 30,764 - 73 - - 10 33 46 2 34-16-2 187 0 67 233 27 49 165 1 41-26-1 366 5 90 531
O 30 GEORGIA L 0-24 54,613 - 73 - 7 11 31 -23 0 35-18-1 175 0 66 152 13 61 345 3 4-3-0 25 0 65 371
N 06 at Tennessee L 6-35 63,509 - 53 - 11 15 43 154 0 32-12-5 161 0 75 315 13 51 146 3 20-8-4 75 0 71 225
N 20 WAKE FOREST W 24-7 43,285 - 58 - - 19 57 237 3 15-9-0 108 0 72 345 17 63 299 1 7-2-1 7 0 70 306
N 27 CLEMSON L 7-17 57,242 - 61 - - 14 37 110 1 29-10-6 102 0 56 212 17 63 184 1 14-5-1 41 1 77 225
1972
Record: 4-7 Coach: Paul Dietzel Captain: Rick Brown
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 09 VIRGINIA L 16-24 43,695 - 82 - - 20 40 10 0 48-24-2 318 2 88 328 10 36 106 0 42-11-1 154 2 78 265
S 16 at Georgia Tech L 6-34 48,224 - - - - 16 41 65 0 26-11-2 154 0 67 219 16 46 172 2 17-9-0 100 1 63 272
S 23 OLE MISS L 0-21 48,405 - 78 - 20 1 28 27 0 20-4-2 24 0 48 51 20 72 282 1 16-8-0 71 2 88 353
S 30 MEMPHIS STATE W 34-7 37,893 - 70 - - 20 55 217 1 15-7-1 177 4 70 394 13 39 66 1 26-15-0 132 0 65 198
O 14 APPALACHIAN STATE W 41-7 36,836 - 75 - - 22 60 227 4 15-7-0 139 2 75 366 10 41 95 0 15-6-2 64 1 56 159
O 21 MIAMI (OHIO) L 8-21 40,351 - 52 - - 14 24 50 0 36-17-2 226 1 60 276 17 70 298 3 10-3-1 36 0 80 334
O 28 at NC State L 24-42 32,200 - 59 - - 20 33 78 1 3920-2 228 1 72 306 25 75 330 6 17-5-3 85 0 92 415
N 04 WAKE FOREST W 35-3 38,689 - 62 - - 22 64 358 4 9-3-1 28 1 73 386 10 45 111 0 13-4-1 43 0 58 154
N 11 at Virginia Tech L 20-45 30,000 - 52 - - 19 30 17 1 47-20-3 222 2 77 239 28 46 135 3 49-31-2 413 2 95 538
N 18 FLORIDA STATE W 24-21 35,585 - 51 - - 19 62 184 0 16-12-2 173 3 78 357 14 28 117 0 28-13-4 186 3 56 303
N 25 at Clemson L 6-7 45,000 - 39 - - 14 45 166 1 19-9-2 156 0 64 322 9 59 205 1 6-3-0 33 0 65 238
1973
Record: 7-4 Coach: Paul Dietzel Captains: Dana Carpenter, Darrell Austin
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 15 GEORGIA TECH W 41-28 51,584 - 84 - - 20 52 256 3 10-7-0 79 2 62 335 27 43 218 1 29-15-4 210 3 72 428
S 21 at Houston L 19-27 24,019 - 72 - 16 13 36 124 1 24-11-0 136 0 60 260 21 67 312 3 18-6-1 118 0 85 430
S 29 MIAMI (OHIO) L 11-13 41,606 - 86 - - 9 41 91 0 19-8-3 78 1 60 169 13 57 197 1 15-6-2 59 0 72 256
O 06 at Virginia Tech W 27-24 38,000 - - - - 27 68 236 2 25-15-0 259 1 92 495 16 35 234 0 22-10-3 219 2 57 453
O 13 at Wake Forest W 28-12 21,200 - 68 - - 15 13 215 1 13-7-1 96 3 56 311 23 69 257 1 16-9-1 78 0 85 335
O 20 OHIO W 38-22 39,021 - 72 - - 26 67 431 5 5-1-0 25 0 72 456 16 42 133 2 17-12-1 161 1 59 294
O 27 LSU L 29-33 51,039 - 75 - 9 24 53 216 2 21-12-0 216 2 74 432 26 66 346 3 9-5-0 117 1 75 463
N 03 NC STATE L 35-56 52,320 - 71 - - 19 46 280 5 15-7-0 109 0 61 389 27 64 330 6 21-12-1 226 2 85 556
N 10 APPALACHIAN STATE W 35-14 33,705 - 43 - - 25 57 311 4 14-11-0 169 1 71 480 15 52 259 2 12-3-1 52 0 64 311
N 17 at Florida State W 52-12 17,788 - 75 - - 24 67 382 5 13-8-1 183 2 80 565 13 28 120 0 33-14-1 196 2 61 316
N 24 CLEMSON W 32-20 55,615 - - - - 26 68 359 4 20-9-1 157 0 88 516 14 48 251 3 15-3-1 45 0 63 296
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1974
Record: 4-7 Coach: Paul Dietzel Captains: Jay Hodgin, Jerry Witherspoon
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 14 at Georgia Tech L 20-35 47,171 - - - - 18 45 231 2 12-8-0 129 1 57 360 29 71 487 5 8-5-1 31 0 79 518
S 21 DUKE L 14-20 45,620 - 85 - - 22 51 272 2 13-3-4 32 0 64 304 22 65 345 3 6-3-0 44 0 71 389
S 28 at Georgia L 14-52 50,200 - 76 - - 12 44 216 2 7-1-1 21 0 51 237 30 74 502 7 6-4-1 66 0 80 568
O 05 HOUSTON L 14-24 38,147 - 69 - - 13 45 105 1 22-11-0 166 1 67 271 21 62 310 3 11-6-1 117 0 73 427
O 12 VIRGINIA TECH L 17-31 35,897 - 70 - - 18 47 201 2 17-8-1 103 0 64 304 27 87 442 4 6-0-0 0 0 93 442
O 19 at Ole Miss W 10-7 32,800 - 63 - - 24 66 311 1 11-5-1 124 0 77 435 12 46 179 1 13-2-0 44 0 59 223
O 26 NORTH CAROLINA W 31-23 41,512 - 74 - - 25 80 468 4 4-1-0 15 0 84 483 24 54 296 3 20-14-0 151 0 74 420
N 02 at NC State L 27-42 41,500 - 82 - - 26 58 310 3 20-11-1 155 0 78 465 25 57 328 5 9-4-2 42 0 66 370
N 09 APPALACHIAN STATE W 21-18 32,285 - 59 - - 20 58 286 3 4-3-0 90 0 62 376 24 65 264 2 14-6-2 77 0 79 341
N 16 WAKE FOREST W 34-21 27,677 - 59 - - 23 53 344 2 18-8-1 134 2 71 478 19 57 221 2 17-7-0 132 1 74 353
N 23 at Clemson L 21-39 52,575 - 66 - - 21 52 264 3 23-7-3 108 0 75 372 26 62 433 5 8-6-1 123 0 70 566
1975
Record: 7-5 Coach: Jim Carlen Captains: Jeff Grantz, Garry Mott
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 13 GEORGIA TECH W 23-17 51,428 - 70 - - 19 49 179 1 19-14-1 223 2 68 402 16 59 281 1 5-4-0 80 1 64 361
S 20 at Duke W 24-16 21,500 - - - - 20 64 260 3 14-7-2 95 0 78 355 18 41 170 3 20-9-1 121 0 61 291
S 27 GEORGIA L 20-28 56,944 - 65 - - 23 49 177 1 24-14-1 180 1 73 357 25 73 403 4 3-2-0 19 0 76 422
O 04 BAYLOR W 24-13 44,192 - 65 - 18 21 56 302 3 15-7-0 79 0 71 381 24 57 330 0 18-9-2 87 1 75 417
O 11 VIRGINA W 41-14 51,574 - 82 - - 27 51 371 4 13-10-0 186 1 64 557 27 62 261 2 22-14-1 208 0 84 469
O 18 at Ole Miss W 35-29 30,107 - 61 - - 22 40 157 2 22-15-1 164 3 62 321 22 57 235 3 15-12-1 145 1 72 380
O 25 at LSU L 6-24 61,445 - 75 20 - 21 44 186 0 38-14-3 196 1 82 382 16 55 190 2 13-7-0 143 1 68 333
N 01 at NC State L 21-28 48,500 ABC-R 65 - - 20 58 378 2 6-2-1 28 0 64 378 26 53 252 2 25-19-1 274 1 78 526
N 08 APPALACHIAN STATE L 34-39 37,489 - 77 - - 26 49 320 3 16-8-1 178 2 65 498 30 74 360 3 14-10-1 146 2 88 506
N 15 WAKE FOREST W 37-26 37,656 - 58 - - 23 62 354 4 14-5-1 129 1 76 471 25 50 181 1 25-17-3 277 3 75 458
N 22 CLEMSON W 56-20 57,197 - 50 - - 30 66 458 3 12-9-0 158 5 78 616 23 46 232 2 21-11-1 161 1 67 393
D 20 Miami (Ohio)** L 7-20 20,247 - 68 - - 19 30 56 1 29-18-1 228 0 59 284 19 60 238 2 13-10-1 137 0 73 375
**Tangerine Bowl
1976
Record: 6-5 Coach: Jim Carlen Captains: Steve Courson, Clarence Williams, Bill Currier
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 04 APPALACHIAN STATE W 21-10 44,536 - 78 - - 24 68 320 2 16-9-0 111 1 84 431 14 42 153 1 16-7-3 96 0 58 249
S 11 at Georgia Tech W 27-17 38,923 ABC-R 74 - - 26 64 171 1 33-20-1 286 2 97 457 9 48 179 2 8-0-0 0 0 56 179
S 18 DUKE W 24-6 52,237 - 78 - - 16 64 299 2 13-7-1 101 1 77 400 15 43 95 1 20-12-1 87 0 63 182
S 25 at Georgia L 12-20 59,925 - 74 - 7 20 50 156 2 21-12-2 123 0 71 279 17 55 191 2 16-10-0 201 1 55 392
O 02 at Baylor L 17-18 34,500 - 75 - - 15 62 182 2 12-5-0 49 0 74 231 21 46 161 1 18-12-1 147 1 64 308
O 09 VIRGINIA W 35-7 47,237 - 61 - - 23 56 269 3 16-13-1 153 1 72 422 12 44 117 0 21-6-3 79 1 65 196
O 16 OLE MISS W 10-7 53,079 - 73 - 17 13 47 187 0 17-9-0 86 1 64 273 11 43 56 0 26-14-1 163 1 69 219
O 23 NOTRE DAME L 6-13 56,721 - - 19 12 19 52 149 0 22-7-1 90 0 74 239 16 54 224 0 17-7-2 111 1 71 335
O 30 NC STATE W 27-7 50,703 - 43 - - 26 67 309 2 13-8-0 72 1 80 381 11 38 159 1 19-6-1 61 0 57 220
N 13 WAKE FOREST L 7-10 49,779 - 46 20 - 19 61 214 0 16-9-2 95 1 76 309 12 41 107 1 20-9-0 82 0 61 189
N 20 at Clemson L 9-28 54,129 - 55 - - 25 48 124 0 40-16-3 261 1 88 385 16 47 280 4 10-4-0 41 0 57 321
1977
Record: 5-7 Coach: Jim Carlen Captains: Jerome Provence, David Prezioso
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 03 APPALACHIAN STATE W 32-17 50,114 - 79 - - 23 57 301 4 15-9-0 183 1 72 487 16 51 308 2 10-4-1 51 0 51 359
S 10 GEORGIA TECH W 17-0 55,934 - 73 - - 19 61 257 2 17-6-2 49 0 78 306 14 55 233 0 15-3-1 26 0 70 259
S 17 MIAMI (OHIO) W 42-19 46,234 - 81 - - 30 56 248 6 22-14-1 249 0 78 497 20 48 135 2 30-17-1 203 1 78 338
S 24 GEORGIA L 13-15 56,784 - 78 - - 15 48 98 0 34-17-1 177 1 82 275 16 63 261 1 12-5-0 75 0 75 336
O 01 EAST CAROLINA W 19-16 52,813 ABC-R 83 - - 19 59 225 1 19-9-1 92 0 78 317 13 52 159 1 14-7-0 82 0 66 241
O 08 DUKE L 21-25 49,385 - 67 - - 19 65 237 3 14-7-1 139 0 79 376 17 54 257 2 10-3-0 74 0 64 331
O 15 at Ole Miss L 10-17 30,100 - 71 - - 12 49 155 0 10-6-0 117 1 59 272 16 60 288 2 6-3-1 41 0 66 329
O 22 at North Carolina L 0-17 48,250 - - - - 10 45 127 0 14-5-1 50 0 59 177 15 57 206 1 10-8-0 76 1 67 282
O 29 at NC State L 3-7 40,800 - 62 - - 19 60 289 0 10-1-3 11 0 70 300 15 55 201 1 11-4-0 46 0 66 247
N 12 at Wake Forest W 24-14 13,150 - 47 - - 19 75 343 3 2-1-1 11 0 77 354 21 31 103 1 38-22-1 254 1 69 357
N 19 CLEMSON L 27-31 56,410 ABC-R 64 - 15 17 52 250 3 20-8-2 149 1 72 399 18 51 224 3 20-14-0 178 1 71 402
N 26 at Hawaii L 7-24 30,146 - 78 - - 20 52 279 1 20-4-0 40 0 72 319 15 49 180 2 17-9-1 123 1 66 303
1978
Record: 5-5-1 Coach: Jim Carlen Captains: Bill Janus, Tony Penny, Max Runager
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 09 FURMAN W 45-10 50,239 - 92 - - 17 55 284 5 11-6-0 68 1 76 352 20 47 138 0 21-10-3 127 1 68 265
S 16 KENTUCKY T 14-14 56,385 - 88 - 17 17 53 187 0 16-9-2 89 1 69 276 14 33 115 1 22-12-2 180 1 55 295
S 23 at Duke L 12-16 33,895 - 73 - - 21 58 276 1 11-5-0 65 0 69 341 15 54 201 2 11-3-1 52 0 64 288
S 30 GEORGIA W 27-10 56,514 - 64 - 19 27 70 323 3 12-9-0 103 1 82 426 13 33 203 1 17-9-2 106 0 50 309
O 07 at Georgia Tech L 3-6 36,128 - - - - 14 55 213 0 7-2-1 9 0 62 222 13 50 207 0 9-5-0 75 0 59 282
O 14 OHIO W 24-7 50,188 - 77 - - 21 56 254 3 15-8-0 94 0 71 348 13 46 128 1 19-8-2 58 0 65 186
O 21 OLE MISS W 18-17 50,226 - 75 - - 11 35 119 0 27-9-1 159 1 62 278 21 63 275 2 20-9-0 89 0 83 364
O 28 NORTH CAROLINA L 22-24 55,104 - 70 - - 14 39 165 0 19-9-3 155 3 58 320 22 64 225 0 18-12-0 169 3 82 394
N 04 at NC State L 13-22 34,400 - 53 - - 10 41 102 2 23-6-2 100 0 64 202 15 67 251 2 8-2-1 18 0 75 269
N 18 WAKE FOREST W 37-14 42,762 - 78 - - 22 59 455 4 7-4-0 54 1 66 509 19 43 110 0 31-21-3 212 1 74 322
N 25 at Clemson L 23-41 63,050 - 58 - 10 19 53 310 2 12-4-1 70 1 65 380 24 70 397 5 5-4-0 42 0 75 439
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1979
Record: 8-4 Coach: Jim Carlen Captains: Bill Lane, Fred Davis, Scott Wade
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 08 at North Carolina L 0-28 49,500 ESPN 77 - - 14 49 149 0 26-9-2 99 0 75 248 17 53 238 3 14-9-0 94 1 67 332
S 15 WESTERN MICHIGAN W 24-7 50,137 79 - - 21 60 221 2 13-6-1 86 1 73 307 9 39 67 1 11-5-1 72 0 50 139
S 22 DUKE W 35-0 53,743 - 83 - - 26 81 397 5 9-4-1 43 0 90 440 7 32 89 0 18-5-1 53 0 50 142
S 29 at Georgia W 27-20 60,100 - 82 - - 25 69 283 3 13-10-0 118 1 82 401 8 36 87 1 15-6-1 114 1 51 201
O 06 OKLAHOMA STATE W 23-16 56,405 - 58 - - 17 65 248 2 16-8-0 65 0 81 313 12 38 108 1 34-12-2 184 0 72 292
O 13 OLE MISS W 21-14 56,407 - 80 - - 15 50 251 3 4-3-0 53 0 54 304 26 49 206 2 25-19-1 216 0 74 422
O 27 at Notre Dame L 17-18 59,075 - 58 - 14 15 62 270 1 9-2-0 68 1 71 338 24 36 147 1 44-25-1 383 1 80 530
N 03 NC STATE W 30-28 56,409 - 56 - - 19 63 362 4 7-2-0 37 0 70 399 22 50 193 4 24-12-1 129 0 74 322
N 10 at Florida State L 7-27 49,490 - 70 19 7 9 40 214 1 12-3-0 51 0 52 265 23 45 177 1 38-21-1 204 1 83 381
N 17 WAKE FOREST W 35-14 56,407 - 67 - 17 22 58 315 3 9-6-0 76 2 67 391 17 33 189 0 27-15-3 165 2 60 354
N 24 CLEMSON W 13-9 56,887 ESPN 74 19 13 13 48 135 0 11-7-0 112 1 59 247 20 47 146 0 21-14-0 199 0 41 345
D 29 Missouri** L 14-24 62,785 Mizlou 52 16 - 20 47 142 1 20-13-1 121 1 67 263 17 52 209 2 11-7-0 72 1 28 281
**Hall of Fame Bowl
1980
Record: 8-4 Coach: Jim Carlen Captains: Chuck Allen, George Rogers
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 06 PACIFIC W 37-0 56,211 - - - - 18 62 354 5 14-5-0 64 0 76 418 11 25 -39 0 40-21-1 320 0 65 281
S 13 WICHITA STATE W 73-0 55,761 - 86 - - 24 64 430 8 9-7-0 97 2 73 527 6 30 76 0 22-7-3 60 0 52 136
S 20 at Southern Cal L 13-23 58,385 WOLO 69 20 4 16 42 130 1 13-5-0 62 1 67 267 14 54 189 2 13-5-0 65 1 67 254
S 27 at Michigan W 17-4 104,213 - - - 17 22 55 176 2 159-1 118 0 70 294 24 50 172 0 30-17-1 118 2 80 378
O 04 NC STATE W 30-10 56,581 - 70 18 - 27 62 322 4 18-12-0 150 0 80 472 17 35 173 1 22-10-2 130 0 57 267
O 11 DUKE W 20-7 56,451 - 80 17 - 19 65 425 2 11-6-1 51 0 76 476 14 33 95 0 32-19-1 157 1 65 252
O 18 CINCINNATI W 49-7 56,599 - 77 15 - 20 53 424 6 6-4-0 45 0 59 469 18 48 118 1 25-12-1 136 0 73 254
N 01 at Georgia L 10-13 62,200 ABC 68 14 4 15 50 263 1 13-2-1 25 0 63 288 18 56 206 1 18-10-0 179 0 74 385
N 08 CITADEL W 45-24 55,937 - - 15 - 32 55 344 4 21-10-0 181 2 80 525 19 50 257 2 13-7-0 78 1 63 335
N 15 WAKE FOREST W 39-38 55,583 - 68 14 - 26 59 202 2 29-15-2 266 3 88 468 25 25 27 1 50-28-1 447 4 75 474
N 22 at Clemson L 6-27 64,200 - - 14 - 23 49 221 0 23-12-3 142 0 72 363 14 43 149 2 19-10-1 152 0 63 301
D 29 Pittsburgh** L 9-37 72,287 ABC 18 3 17 40 116 0 27-11-3 168 1 67 284 22 40 165 2 35-17-3 233 2 75 398
**at Gator Bowl
1981
Record: 6-6 Coach: Jim Carlen Captain: Emanuel Weaver, Chuck Slaughter
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 05 at Wake Forest W 23-6 29,300 - 70 - - 19 61 271 1 18-9-0 155 1 79 426 12 19 47 1 34-23-2 220 0 53 267
S 12 OLE MISS L 13-20 56,424 - 79 - - 18 52 230 1 16-10-1 123 0 68 353 20 49 167 1 29-15-2 211 1 78 378
S 19 DUKE W 17-3 56,321 - 73 - - 13 51 186 2 10-4-0 54 0 61 240 15 31 118 0 28-8-3 89 0 59 207
S 26 at Georgia L 0-24 82,100 - 85 - 17 10 33 65 0 24-13-2 110 0 57 175 22 62 254 2 12-8-1 100 1 74 354
O 03 PITTSBURGH L 28-42 56,495 ABC-R 70 - 4 12 33 -52 1 34-17-2 235 3 67 183 20 40 48 0 39-24-2 346 6 79 394
O 10 at Kentucky W 28-14 57,553 - 64 - - 20 58 217 3 21-10-3 136 1 79 353 11 40 56 2 15-8-2 91 0 55 147
O 17 VIRGINIA W 21-3 56,101 - 69 - - 10 49 175 2 12-2-1 41 0 61 216 16 51 70 0 28-16-0 146 0 79 216
O 24 at North Carolina W 31-13 50,500 - 50 - 3 20 52 166 3 17-16-0 196 1 69 361 22 43 210 1 38-18-3 205 1 81 381
O 31 NC STATE W 20-12 56,517 ABC-R 70 - - 13 48 85 1 14-6-4 39 0 62 124 14 45 159 1 20-8-4 84 0 65 243
N 07 PACIFIC L 21-23 51,679 - 68 - - 15 37 12 1 24-10-2 223 2 61 235 26 30 76 0 58-31-3 335 3 88 411
N 21 CLEMSON L 13-29 56,971 ESPN 52 - 2 17 41 105 1 28-9-2 100 1 69 205 23 64 254 3 13-7-1 80 0 77 334
D 05 at Hawaii L 10-33 43,958 - 76 - - 13 39 78 1 20-7-2 78 0 59 222 19 50 140 1 34-16-0 195 3 84 335
1982
Record: 4-7 Coach: Richard Bell Captains: Tim Dyches, Andrew Provence
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 04 PACIFIC W 41-6 61,254 - 85 - - 19 53 278 1 27-15-1 134 3 80 362 20 26 75 0 49-20-1 204 0 75 279
S 11 RICHMOND W 30-10 52,288 - 78 - - 21 53 276 3 23-9-1 107 0 76 383 15 39 12 0 32-16-2 172 1 71 184
S 18 DUKE L 17-30 66,928 - 75 - - 17 47 170 2 36-15-3 165 0 83 335 15 40 103 0 25-16-0 188 3 65 291
S 25 GEORGIA L 18-34 74,200 USA 75 - 7 18 49 166 0 27-15-2 187 2 76 353 26 62 292 3 13-8-0 128 2 75 420
O 02 CINCINNATI W 37-10 59,148 - - - - 14 48 252 1 8-2-0 117 2 56 369 21 36 94 1 50-28-2 237 0 86 331
O 16 FURMAN L 23-28 56,244 - 71 - - 20 52 231 1 28-16-0 161 2 80 392 18 46 194 1 23-10-2 133 2 69 327
O 23 at LSU L 6-14 78,944 WOLO 59 - 14 16 49 145 1 27-10-3 118 0 76 263 12 47 129 0 22-12-0 127 2 69 256
O 30 at NC State L 3-33 42,300 - 68 - - 12 40 133 0 35-16-3 130 0 75 263 25 60 345 4 16-6-1 85 0 76 430
N 06 FLORIDA STATE L 26-56 62,821 - 52 - 12 20 62 209 1 28-10-3 81 1 90 290 21 33 99 4 39-21-2 437 3 72 536
N 13 NAVY W 17-14 51,662 - 50 - - 12 65 318 2 9-3-0 8 0 74 326 17 49 158 1 25-13-2 117 1 74 275
N 20 at Clemson L 6-24 64,700 USA 52 - 10 14 43 145 0 22-12-1 83 0 65 228 19 62 209 3 15-9-1 161 0 77 370

1983
Record: 5-6 Coach: Joe Morrison Captains: Mike Durrah, Dominique Blasingame
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 03 NORTH CAROLINA L 8-24 72,400 - 82 11 12 35 115 0 17-10-2 86 1 52 201 21 59 210 2 18-13-0 166 1 77 376
S 10 MIAMI (OHIO) W 24-3 63,475 - 81 - 17 51 169 2 13-10-1 179 1 64 348 19 42 47 0 40-24-1 221 0 82 268
S 17 at Duke W 31-24 20,500 - 85 - 26 45 220 2 25-18-0 265 2 70 485 24 36 121 2 47-31-1 226 1 83 447
S 24 at Georgia L 13-31 82,122 - 74 14 16 40 139 1 21-8-1 151 0 61 290 25 56 344 3 22-15-0 161 1 78 505
O 01 SOUTHERN CAL W 38-14 74,200 - 72 - 21 60 292 5 13-2-1 26 0 73 318 14 41 49 2 24-10-2 145 0 65 194
O 08 NOTRE DAME L 6-30 74,500 ESPN 68 - 16 48 157 1 25-10-2 82 0 73 239 17 48 199 1 14-9-0 163 2 62 362
O 22 at LSU L 6-20 71,951 WOLO 69 - 11 44 119 0 18-7-4 84 0 62 203 13 42 154 1 25-13-1 194 1 67 348
O 29 NC STATE W 31-17 69,400 WTBS 67 - 17 50 156 2 26-13-4 194 0 76 350 13 40 107 2 35-21-5 262 0 75 369
N 05 at Florida State L 30-45 55,542 - 55 - 23 37 256 2 29-17-1 207 2 66 463 27 65 298 3 15-9-1 198 2 80 496
N 12 at Navy W 31-7 64,800 - 50 - 18 55 289 3 20-9-3 75 0 75 364 9 39 108 1 19-9-1 75 0 58 183
N 19 CLEMSON L 13-22 74,550 ESPN - 13 19 43 138 1 23-12-2 179 0 66 317 18 56 222 2 12-6-2 82 0 68 304
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1984
Record: 10-2 Coach: Joe Morrison Captains: Bryant Gilliard, Del Wilkes, Harry Smith
Final AP Ranking: 11 Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Off Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total Off
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 08 CITADEL W 31-24 71,200 - 76 - - 21 44 203 2 21-13-1 278 2 65 481 17 34 93 0 38-20-1 181 3 72 274
S 22 DUKE W 21-0 68,300 - 83 - - 19 52 265 2 12-9-0 100 1 64 365 17 37 50 0 32-19-2 212 0 69 262
S 29 GEORGIA W 17-10 74,325 - 72 - 12 18 55 165 2 17-11-1 195 0 72 360 12 39 147 0 20-10-1 125 1 59 272
O 06 KANSAS STATE W 49-17 67,200 - 81 - - 24 63 350 5 11-6-0 126 2 74 476 14 54 164 1 16-9-0 82 0 70 246
O 13 PITTSBURGH W 45-21 73,100 KATZ 79 17 - 22 52 245 2 26-13-2 198 4 78 443 16 45 108 2 32-11-2 177 1 77 285
O 20 at Notre Dame W 36-32 59,075 TCS-M 56 11 - 20 62 256 5 15-5-2 81 0 77 337 20 44 149 2 30-16-2 266 2 74 415
O 27 EAST CAROLINA W 42-20 73,800 - 80 9 - 20 43 273 4 24-13-1 286 2 67 559 21 59 196 0 28-10-4 183 2 87 379
N 03 at NC State W 35-28 46,200 - 49 5 - 27 55 295 3 22-12-0 239 1 77 534 27 52 244 2 24-14-0 192 1 77 436
N 10 FLORIDA STATE W 38-26 75,000 ABC 74 5 11 15 50 235 2 18-9-0 239 2 68 474 25 38 145 1 49-22-7 348 1 87 493
N 17 at Navy L 21-38 27,234 TCS-M 46 2 - 21 47 102 2 32-18-4 286 1 79 388 19 47 196 3 22-11-2 156 2 69 352
N 24 at Clemson W 22-21 80,500 ESPN - 9 - 17 48 268 2 25-6-0 112 0 73 380 20 50 220 3 21-8-1 220 0 71 318
D 28 Oklahoma State** L 14-21 82,138 ABC 70 7 9 15 42 104 0 21-8-1 194 1 63 298 21 43 165 1 42-25-1 211 2 85 376
**at Gator Bowl
1985
Record: 5-6 Coach: Joe Morrison Captains: Thomas Dendy, Jim Desmond, Tony Guyton
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Off Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total Off
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
A 31 CITADEL W 56-17 73,500 - 80 - - 27 62 440 5 21-10-0 196 2 83 636 16 25 54 1 41-23-2 272 1 66 331
S 07 APP STATE W 20-13 73,100 - 86 - - 24 52 171 1 25-17-1 307 1 77 478 16 42 262 1 16-5-3 62 0 58 324
S 21 MICHIGAN L 3-34 74,200 ABC 85 15 19 13 39 167 0 24-9-2 35 0 63 202 22 61 324 4 24-13-1 183 0 85 507
S 28 at Georgia L 21-35 82,122 - 70 - - 25 48 205 2 26-17-1 238 1 74 443 23 51 335 4 13-8-0 131 1 64 466
O 05 at Pittsburgh L 7-42 32,277 ESPN 55 - - 9 32 37 0 32-9-3 119 1 55 156 27 59 224 5 31-18-0 198 1 90 422
O 12 DUKE W 28-7 71,150 - 73 - - 17 52 227 2 15-8-2 103 1 67 330 18 44 63 1 31-18-3 143 0 75 206
O 26 at East Carolina W 52-10 35,047 - 69 - - 28 61 317 5 18-11-0 223 2 79 540 16 45 122 0 24-10-1 141 1 69 263
N 02 NC STATE L 17-21 69,100 - 65 - - 17 49 91 2 29-15-0 228 0 78 319 16 38 53 0 32-19-3 289 3 70 342
N 09 at Florida State L 14-56 54,121 ESPN 64 - 16 15 35 102 0 41-17-2 234 2 76 336 25 56 409 4 15-10-0 133 3 76 336
N 16 NAVY W 34-31 69,542 - 65 - - 24 73 398 4 9-4-1 63 0 82 461 28 41 146 3 44-26-1 307 1 85 453
N 23 CLEMSON L 17-24 75,026 - 60 - - 21 49 207 2 26-16-1 178 0 75 385 21 63 291 2 13-5-0 58 0 76 349
1986
Record: 3-6-2 Coach: Joe Morrison Captains: Scott Hagler, Kenneth Robinson, Anthony Smith
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Off Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total Off
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
A 30 MIAMI (FLA.) L 14-34 73,500 ESPN 65 - 3 15 32 39 0 38-18-4 227 2 70 266 21 40 169 3 32-17-1 231 1 72 400
S 07 at Virginia L 20-30 34,700 JP-R - - - 17 41 187 3 27-12-2 155 0 68 342 23 55 268 1 26-10-1 271 2 81 539
S 13 W. CAROLINA W 45-24 65,731 - 85 - - 29 60 213 3 25-17-1 260 3 85 473 20 16 5 0 49-23-2 317 3 65 322
S 27 GEORGIA L 26-31 74,200 ESPN 84 - - 24 33 104 1 31-21-4 342 3 64 446 20 56 245 1 21-10-2 198 2 77 443
O 04 NEBRASKA L 24-27 73,109 - 91 - 3 24 39 91 2 38-26-1 286 1 77 377 20 52 242 2 19-9-0 196 1 71 438
O 11 at Virginia Tech T 27-27 40,700 - 54 - - 24 44 149 1 37-20-1 394 2 81 543 15 40 130 1 23-12-2 175 1 63 305
O 25 EAST CAROLINA W 38-3 68,327 - 64 - - 23 33 111 0 28-21-1 390 5 61 501 16 46 177 0 22-9-1 53 0 68 230
N 01 at NC State L 22-23 50,230 - 61 - 16 19 37 107 1 37-22-3 297 1 74 404 18 47 124 2 28-10-2 153 1 75 277
N 08 FLORIDA STATE L 28-45 71,689 - 85 - - 16 27 40 2 34-21-3 287 2 61 327 26 52 267 4 29-19-3 279 1 81 546
N 15 WAKE FOREST W 48-21 64,186 - 47 - - 28 52 228 2 29-21-2 274 3 81 502 19 25 50 1 37-18-2 148 2 62 198
N 22 at Clemson T 21-21 82,500 - 55 - 19 15 24 43 1 32-17-1 275 1 56 318 19 67 237 1 20-6-1 99 1 87 336
1987
Record: 8-4 Coach: Joe Morrison Captains: Sterling Sharpe, Brad Edwards
Final AP Ranking: 15 Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Off Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total Off
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 05 APP STATE W 24-3 68,830 - 72 - - 31 43 135 3 44-30-2 329 0 87 464 8 32 95 0 23-10-2 96 0 55 191
S 12 W. CAROLINA W 31-6 66,573 - 73 - - 22 33 168 1 37-18-4 257 3 73 425 15 33 38 0 42-18-1 193 0 75 231
S 26 at Georgia L 6-13 82,122 - 82 - 20 21 25 68 0 51-29-2 306 0 76 374 18 56 131 1 13-8-1 110 0 69 241
O 03 at Nebraska L 21-30 76,061 ESPN 62 - 2 18 22 14 1 36-17-3 256 2 58 242 24 68 268 - 17-7-2 138 1 85 406
O 10 VIRGINIA TECH W 40-10 73,150 - 73 - - 29 32 151 3 47-29-0 351 1 79 502 10 30 86 1 31-16-2 101 0 61 187
O 17 VIRGINIA W 58-10 67,638 - 73 - - 25 51 286 4 33-19-4 286 1 84 572 18 37 96 0 36-18-1 210 1 73 306
O 24 EAST CAROLINA W 34-12 69,131 - 74 - - 27 43 116 3 34-21-1 425 1 77 541 15 38 196 0 34-21-3 104 0 64 300
O 31 NC STATE W 48-0 74,200 - 82 19 - 22 58 215 5 27-14-1 183 0 85 398 3 30 -13 0 21-7-3 49 0 51 36
N 14 at Wake Forest W 30-0 34,720 - 68 14 - 24 50 239 2 37-20-2 212 0 87 451 4 18 3 0 25-9-3 63 0 46 66
N 21 CLEMSON W 20-7 75,043 ESPN 44 12 8 15 43 117 1 20-11-0 185 0 63 302 8 44 75 1 21-7-3 91 0 63 302
D 05 at Miami L 16-20 63,317 ESPN 58 8 2 14 38 103 0 28-10-2 141 1 66 244 20 33 98 1 40-22-2 310 2 73 371
D 31 LSU** L 13-30 82,119 CBS 68 9 7 21 33 25 1 47-28-4 304 0 80 329 17 39 122 0 32-20-0 224 3 71 346
**at Gator Bowl
1988
Record: 8-4 Coach: Joe Morrison Captains: Randy Harwell, Kevin Hendrix, Robert Robinson
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 03 NORTH CAROLINA W 31-10 73,275 - 80 19 - 23 41 166 2 38-23-0 290 2 79 456 15 31 139 1 39-14-0 126 0 70 265
S 10 WESTERN CAROLINA W 38-0 68,800 - 77 16 - 25 59 256 4 22-15-0 196 1 81 452 6 26 34 0 28-11-1 89 0 54 123
S 17 EAST CAROLINA W 17-0 66,000 - 72 14 - 14 25 49 0 24-14-0 235 2 49 284 24 51 232 0 22-10-2 104 0 73 336
S 24 GEORGIA W 23-10 74,800 - 80 14 6 24 28 76 1 43-28-1 321 1 71 397 14 41 102 1 26-16-1 139 0 67 241
O 01 APPALACHIAN STATE W 35-9 71,380 - 82 8 - 16 34 99 5 35-20-3 211 0 69 310 17 35 33 0 40-19-3 207 1 75 240
O 08 at Virginia Tech W 26-24 42,845 - 50 8 - 18 27 0 1 55-23-5 263 1 82 263 14 37 74 2 43-17-3 143 1 80 217
O 15 at Georgia Tech L 0-34 45,103 WTBS 70 8 - 15 28 91 0 35-15-4 151 0 63 242 21 52 192 3 22-14-0 170 1 74 362
O 29 at NC State W 23-7 54,800 ESPN 50 17 - 20 62 184 1 23-13-1 172 1 85 356 12 24 27 1 40-17-3 252 0 64 279
N 05 FLORIDA STATE L 0-59 75,000 ESPN 50 15 5 13 42 126 0 23-9-3 79 0 65 205 30 41 257 4 28-22-1 381 4 69 638
N 12 NAVY W 19-8 66,000 - 60 - - 13 33 108 1 33-16-1 170 0 66 278 10 47 96 1 20-6-1 65 0 67 161
N 19 at Clemson L 10-29 84,867 JP-R 55 - 15 16 32 116 0 30-11-1 141 1 62 257 23 55 225 3 26-13-0 192 0 81 417
D 28 Indiana** L 10-34 39,210 Raycom 38 - - 12 27 23 1 37-15-3 130 0 64 153 23 46 185 2 32-17-1 390 2 78 575
**at Liberty Bowl
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1989
Record: 6-4-1 Coach: Sparky Woods Captains: Todd Ellis, Scott Windsor
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 02 DUKE W 27-21 74,232 - 86 - - 21 50 183 3 25-14-1 192 0 75 375 26 26 104 1 43-29-3 350 2 69 454
S 09 VIRGINIA TECH T 17-17 71,842 - 85 - - 16 35 111 1 23-10-1 136 1 58 247 17 49 143 2 33-16-1 212 0 82 355
S 16 at West Virginia L 21-45 66,015 - 69 - 12 19 30 82 0 40-21-2 256 3 70 338 29 58 335 3 24-18-0 258 2 82 589
S 23 GEORGIA TECH W 21-10 70,018 - 79 - - 21 49 171 1 33-21-0 185 1 82 356 16 24 145 0 32-17-2 175 1 56 320
S 30 at Georgia W 24-20 80,961 - 66 - 23 17 43 107 1 16-11-0 126 2 59 233 22 52 158 1 25-13-2 134 2 77 292
O 07 EAST CAROLINA W 47-14 65,600 - 84 - - 30 49 183 3 36-19-1 399 3 85 582 12 32 72 1 32-14-2 231 1 64 303
O 21 WESTERN CAROLINA W 24-3 62,000 - 66 24 - 27 56 316 3 21-10-1 127 0 77 443 9 32 65 0 18-8-1 114 0 50 169
O 28 NC STATE L 10-20 74,248 - 78 25 20 10 44 93 1 13-4-1 65 0 57 158 20 43 152 1 31-22-0 294 1 74 446
N 04 at Florida State L 10-35 61,852 - 79 - 6 12 43 132 0 26-12-1 105 1 69 237 28 31 134 2 49-26-2 361 3 75 501
N 11 at North Carolina W 27-20 44,200 - 69 - - 18 52 230 3 18-5-1 54 0 70 284 16 34 85 1 36-16-1 201 2 70 286
N 18 CLEMSON L 0-45 74,509 ESPN 45 - 15 11 35 119 0 15-7-3 36 0 50 155 24 63 355 5 9-8-1 111 1 72 466
1990
Record: 6-5 Coach: Sparky Woods Captains: Ike Harris, Corey Miller, Kurt Wilson
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 01 DUKE W 21-10 71,606 GCN-R 80 - - 16 45 85 1 23-16-1 177 2 68 262 10 28 56 1 25-11-2 121 0 53 177
S 08 NORTH CAROLINA W 27-5 73,500 GCN-R 86 - - 22 41 104 1 40-24-0 268 2 81 372 13 37 91 0 26-11-2 115 0 63 206
S 22 at Virginia Tech W 35-24 41,462 GCN-R 69 - - 25 50 131 3 25-15-0 251 2 75 382 16 36 122 0 29-13-1 196 3 65 318
S 29 at Georgia Tech L 6-27 46,011 ESPN 78 - 25 13 28 40 0 32-15-3 156 0 60 196 17 53 210 3 20-11-2 136 0 73 346
O 13 EAST CAROLINA W 37-7 62,000 - 74 - - 33 75 415 4 22-12-1 211 1 97 626 6 28 87 1 17-3-1 28 0 45 115
O 20 CITADEL L 35-38 63,000 - 60 - - 20 40 193 3 23-16-1 287 2 63 480 20 63 271 5 10-7-0 125 0 73 396
O 27 at NC State L 29-38 45,800 - 53 - - 22 29 105 1 46-27-1 356 3 75 461 22 51 244 3 24-14-0 215 2 75 459
N 03 FLORIDA STATE L 10-41 71,438 GCN-R 78 - 12 13 28 62 0 21-13-2 186 1 49 248 25 58 344 5 24-15-0 148 0 82 492
N 10 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS W 38-13 52,812 - 48 - - 29 57 280 2 26-16-1 247 3 84 527 12 32 102 0 27-10-1 139 2 59 241
N 17 at Clemson L 15-24 84,000 GCN-R 57 - 17 16 35 85 1 30-11-1 163 0 65 248 14 58 242 3 7-3-1 59 1 65 301
N 22 WEST VIRGINIA W 29-10 64,251 ESPN 55 - - 26 55 225 2 28-18-0 229 0 83 454 15 34 167 1 22-10-2 136 0 55 303
1991
Record: 3-6-2 Coach: Sparky Woods Captains: Jay Killen, Eddie Miller
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 07 DUKE T 24-24 71,200 - 82 - - 19 38 129 0 25-15-1 177 2 63 306 21 30 45 1 50-32-0 323 2 80 368
S 14 at West Virginia L 16-21 51,989 - 78 - - 18 27 76 2 34-18-0 237 0 61 313 23 52 196 2 24-15-3 176 1 76 372
S 21 VIRGINIA TECH W 28-21 68,200 - 68 - - 18 41 90 2 24-17-0 238 2 65 328 24 41 200 1 34-21-2 203 2 75 403
S 28 at East Carolina L 20-31 33,100 - 71 - - 28 40 130 2 47-30-2 343 1 87 473 19 32 154 0 31-18-0 347 4 63 501
O 05 EAST TENNESSEE ST. W 55-7 55,832 - 85 - - 26 52 362 7 17-12-0 167 1 69 529 11 27 51 0 39-18-4 179 1 65 230
O 12 LOUISIANA TECH T 12-12 52,400 - 82 - - 16 28 49 0 28-17-1 260 2 56 309 19 42 166 0 30-19-2 214 1 72 380
O 19 GEORGIA TECH W 23-14 67,220 - 83 - - 19 36 81 2 32-18-0 254 1 68 335 23 37 113 0 41-23-1 276 2 78 389
N 02 NC STATE L 21-38 67,900 ESPN 64 - 19 11 12 40 1 37-24-0 254 2 49 294 23 66 304 3 18-8-0 132 2 84 436
N 09 at Florida State L 10-38 60,244 JP-R 52 - 1 15 30 92 0 36-15-1 216 1 66 308 23 36 210 1 37-21-1 187 3 73 397
N 16 at North Carolina L 17-21 47,500 - 75 - - 21 36 89 0 41-24-1 243 2 77 332 16 42 192 1 24-14-0 119 2 66 311
N 23 CLEMSON L 24-41 74,200 - 72 - 14 16 19 15 2 46-26-2 303 1 65 318 28 62 272 4 15-13-1 231 1 77 503
1992
Record: 5-6, 3-5 SEC Coach: Sparky Woods Captains: Antoine Rivens, Ernest Dixon
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 05 GEORGIA* L 6-28 75,060 - 78 - 14 12 43 139 0 28-13-0 76 0 71 215 17 44 292 4 21-10-1 147 0 65 439
S 12 ARKANSAS* L 7-45 63,100 - 75 - - 9 37 60 0 23-8-5 86 1 60 146 16 47 130 4 26-15-0 175 2 73 305
S 19 EAST CAROLINA L 18-20 60,030 - 78 - - 23 57 229 1 21-12-0 132 0 78 361 18 28 245 0 41-20-0 245 3 69 398
S 26 at Kentucky* L 9-13 55,700 JP-R 70 - - 13 39 166 0 20-7-2 49 0 59 215 17 55 133 1 17-7-1 70 0 72 203
O 03 at Alabama* L 7-48 70,123 - 64 - 9 9 37 43 1 24-11-0 148 0 61 191 29 54 356 5 22-11-1 129 1 76 485
O 17 MISSISSIPPI STATE* W 21-6 55,102 - 67 - 15 26 58 322 1 14-7-1 183 2 72 505 16 39 96 0 30-16-1 220 1 69 316
O 24 at Vanderbilt* W 21-17 40,900 - 75 - - 13 39 113 2 17-11-0 218 1 56 331 19 59 301 2 15-3-1 50 0 74 351
O 31 TENNESSEE* W 24-23 71,529 JP-R 74 - 16 20 49 193 1 25-13-0 145 2 74 338 15 38 186 2 28-20-0 296 1 66 482
N 07 LOUISIANA TECH W 14-13 57,547 - 53 - - 5 26 63 2 21-7-1 55 0 47 118 23 46 123 1 39-22-4 257 0 85 380
N 14 at Florida* L 9-14 84,777 JP-R 60 - 11 20 48 93 1 35-19-1 240 0 83 333 17 32 69 1 33-19-1 259 1 65 328
N 21 at Clemson W 24-13 83,500 JP-R 48 - - 19 43 128 1 29-19-1 296 2 72 424 15 42 231 1 22-4-0 26 0 64 257
1993
Record: 4-7, 2-6 SEC Coach: Sparky Woods Captains: Rob DeBoer, Ernest Dixon
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 04 at Georgia* W 23-21 84,912 JP-R 74 - 14 12 38 72 2 26-12-2 190 1 64 262 17 35 142 2 27-21-0 242 1 62 384
S 11 at Arkansas* L 17-18 47,321 PPV 76 19 - 15 38 88 1 25-13-1 207 1 63 295 23 51 208 1 22-15-0 172 1 73 380
S 18 LOUISIANA TECH W 34-3 69,208 - 82 - - 23 42 281 2 34-17-1 350 2 76 631 13 33 54 0 31-16-1 114 0 64 168
S 23 KENTUCKY* L 17-21 65,326 ESPN 81 - - 17 40 176 2 29-17-2 225 0 69 401 18 56 303 3 19-10-0 97 0 75 400
O 02 ALABAMA* L 6-17 74,718 ESPN 76 - 2 7 22 37 1 29-12-2 128 0 51 165 20 55 216 2 20-12-1 177 0 51 165
O 09 EAST CAROLINA W 27-3 62,307 - 81 - - 16 45 162 1 23-13-0 159 2 68 321 16 36 123 0 32-14-1 113 0 68 236
O 16 at Mississippi State* L 0-23 33,915 PPV 75 - - 15 29 28 0 28-17-0 194 0 57 222 18 63 269 2 17-4-0 39 0 80 308
O 23 VANDERBILT* W 22-0 58,128 - 62 - - 19 29 99 2 47-23-0 269 0 76 368 7 36 40 0 23-6-0 44 0 59 84
O 30 at Tennessee* L 3-55 94,791 JP-R 45 - 8 11 43 117 0 21-8-1 167 0 64 284 22 41 335 4 25-16-0 237 3 66 572
N 13 FLORIDA* L 26-37 70,188 JP-R 72 - 8 24 41 119 1 39-20-2 275 2 80 394 17 34 123 3 37-25-0 333 2 71 456
N 20 CLEMSON L 13-16 72,928 JP-R 60 - 24 17 41 192 1 24-11-3 103 0 65 295 15 54 197 1 12-6-0 89 0 66 286
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1994
Record: 7-5, 4-4 SEC Coach: Brad Scott Captains: Brandon Bennett, Toby Cates, Tony Watkins
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 03 GEORGIA* L 21-24 73,605 WIS 65 - - 26 43 213 1 47-29-2 200 2 90 413 21 20 90 0 51-31-0 485 3 71 575
S 10 ARKANSAS* W 14-0 71,542 PPV 76 - - 8 27 20 1 28-15-0 165 1 55 185 17 110 0 27-14-1 166 0 276
S 17 LOUISIANA TECH W 31-6 68,498 - 78 - - 26 46 225 2 28-16-1 140 2 74 365 12 42 81 0 21-6-1 62 0 63 143
S 24 at Kentucky* W 23-9 56,900 PPV 72 - - 27 46 206 1 40-26-0 269 1 86 475 8 24 123 0 24-12-3 170 1 48 293
O 01 at LSU* W 18-17 63,281 PPV 73 - - 15 35 73 1 32-25-1 189 2 67 262 11 41 156 1 16-7-2 53 1 57 209
O 08 EAST CAROLINA L 42-56 70,075 - 76 - - 26 23 26 3 61-39-1 451 3 84 477 26 43 253 - 30-21-3 385 - 73 621
O 15 MISSISSIPPI STATE* L 36-41 64,902 - 62 - - 25 28 95 0 45-21-2 264 5 73 359 22 49 217 4 17-9-0 163 2 66 380
O 22 at Vanderbilt* W 19-16 30,419 JP-R 70 - - 20 38 124 0 32-22-0 205 1 70 329 16 184 2 24-8-1 85 0 269
O 29 TENNESSEE* L 22-31 74,200 - 72 - - 21 38 132 2 40-26-1 207 1 78 339 19 170 1 28-22-0 232 3 402
N 12 at Florida* L 17-48 85,028 JP-R 65 - 4 14 37 137 1 20-11-1 137 1 57 224 24 33 101 1 42-26-0 420 5 75 521
N 19 at Clemson W 33-7 85,000 JP-R 72 - - 24 50 186 3 26-14-2 226 1 76 412 10 34 122 1 20-5-2 55 0 54 177
J 02 West Virginia** W 24-21 50,833 CBS 82 - - 21 41 148 2 36-26-0 227 1 77 375 16 32 150 1 32-19-1 240 2 64 390
**Carquest Bowl
1995
Record: 4-6-1, 2-5-1 SEC Coach: Brad Scott Captains: Hank Campbell, Steve Taneyhill
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 02 at Georgia* L 23-42 86,117 JP-R 81 - - 28 33 29 0 52-35-1 419 3 85 448 20 36 204 4 28-15-0 250 2 64 454
S 09 at Arkansas* L 21-51 46,821 - 66 - - 15 27 87 2 21-13-2 166 1 48 253 28 65 368 7 18-13-0 179 0 83 547
S 16 LOUISIANA TECH W 68-21 70,411 - 73 - - 32 37 270 4 44-26-1 409 5 81 679 20 27 210 3 44-21-0 224 0 71 434
S 23 KENTUCKY* L 30-35 65,325 JP-R 67 - - 20 33 90 1 44-26-2 304 3 77 394 20 54 310 5 17-8-1 137 0 71 447
S 30 LSU* T 20-20 67,902 JP-R 70 - 14 23 41 110 1 34-21-0 267 1 75 377 18 32 33 1 36-18-0 271 1 68 304
O 07 KENT W 77-14 66,807 - 84 - - 27 38 193 5 31-26-0 351 6 69 544 12 30 -20 1 29-21-1 187 1 59 167
O 14 at Mississippi State* W 65-39 30,035 - 60 - - 34 27 162 5 46-40-0 490 4 73 652 26 40 233 4 31-20-1 264 1 71 497
O 21 VANDERBILT* W 52-14 68,915 - 66 - - 29 27 116 2 44-34-0 392 5 71 508 13 31 67 2 31-14-2 151 0 62 218
O 28 at Tennessee* L 21-56 95,426 JP-R 59 - 5 19 42 162 1 37-19-3 129 2 79 291 20 37 208 4 21-17-0 229 4 58 437
N 11 FLORIDA* L 7-63 71,638 ESPN 45 - 3 11 33 35 1 22-12-0 93 0 55 128 31 36 210 3 37-28-0 402 6 73 612
N 18 CLEMSON L 17-38 74,990 JP-R 62 - 24 20 25 90 0 45-30-1 353 2 70 443 24 60 323 4 13-9-0 171 1 73 494
1996
Record: 6-5, 4-4 SEC Coach: Brad Scott Captains: Randy Wheeler, Benji Young
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 07 CENTRAL FLORIDA W 33-14 76,411 - 77 - - 20 - 86 3 38-19-1 231 1 - 317 24 - 256 0 19-12-0 256 2 - 492
S 14 GEORGIA* W 23-14 82,950 ESPN 72 - - 22 - 172 2 29-18-0 224 1 - 396 20 - 202 1 35-15-2 190 1 - 392
S 21 EAST CAROLINA L 7-23 79,806 - 73 - - 13 - 124 1 22-13-1 127 0 - 251 20 - 308 1 20-5-0 75 2 - 383
S 28 MISSISSIPPI STATE* L 10-14 75,814 JP-R 80 - - 16 - 59 0 39-17-2 367 1 - 426 13 - 160 1 22-8-1 91 1 - 251
O 05 at Auburn* L 24-28 84,107 CBS 61 - 20 21 - 122 1 28-21-0 265 2 - 387 10 - 71 3 18-11-1 157 1 - 228
O 12 at Kentucky* W 25-14 50,500 - 65 - - 22 - 319 2 24-15-0 129 1 - 448 11 - 41 2 29-13-0 115 0 - 157
O 19 ARKANSAS* W 23-17 79,419 - 64 - - 16 - 121 2 17-9-1 124 1 - 245 18 - 188 2 19-6-2 70 0 - 258
O 26 at Vanderbilt* W 27-0 36,583 - 70 - - 17 - 191 3 9-2-1 28 0 - 219 9 - 27 0 27-9-1 55 0 - 82
N 02 TENNESSEE* L 14-31 82,808 JP-R 61 - 6 17 - 122 1 24-16-0 162 1 - 284 24 - 129 2 36-27-0 362 2 - 491
N 16 at Florida* L 25-52 85,701 JP-R 60 - 1 21 - 167 3 26-9-0 152 0 - 319 22 - 204 5 34-11-2 290 2 - 494
N 23 at Clemson W 34-31 83,000 ESPN2 50 - 22 19 - 239 4 25-7-1 172 0 - 411 24 - 314 2 28-13-1 120 2 - 434
1997
Record: 5-6, 3-5 SEC Coach: Brad Scott Captains: Ed Hrubiec, Lee Wiggins
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 06 CENTRAL FLORIDA W 33-31 81,908 FSS-R 78 - - 19 32 140 2 41-23-0 266 3 73 406 12 30 31 1 27-13-0 299 3 57 330
S 13 at Georgia* L 15-31 86,117 CBS 88 - - 18 34 56 0 42-21-3 275 2 76 331 22 39 151 2 37-20-0 296 2 76 447
S 20 at East Carolina W 26-0 38,902 FSS-R 89 - - 15 59 218 0 21-10-1 137 2 80 331 7 16 4 0 31-14-3 89 0 47 93
S 27 at Mississippi State* L 17-37 30,120 JP-R 76 - - 22 36 103 0 39-24-1 266 2 75 369 16 38 162 2 22-12-2 254 2 60 416
O 04 AUBURN* L 6-23 79,411 JP-R 80 - 8 13 31 -3 0 39-22-0 201 0 70 198 18 26 64 1 39-24-1 321 2 65 385
O 11 KENTUCKY* W 38-24 75,936 JP-R 80 - - 24 50 204 2 27-15-0 223 3 77 427 23 23 132 1 46-31-1 294 2 69 426
O 18 at Arkansas* W 39-13 49,178 - 60 - - 22 51 236 2 22-15-1 188 4 73 424 9 25 36 1 29-10-2 85 1 54 121
O 25 VANDERBILT* W 35-3 79,014 - 75 - - 14 38 113 3 27-12-0 160 2 65 273 16 37 155 0 30-13-2 175 0 67 330
N 01 at Tennessee* L 7-22 106,301 JP-R 59 - 8 13 40 0 20-10-0 128 1 168 16 239 2 26-9-1 169 0 408
N 15 FLORIDA* L 21-48 80,072 JP-R 53 - 12 15 39 73 1 34-12-1 191 2 73 264 16 37 199 5 22-11-2 196 2 59 395
N 22 CLEMSON L 21-47 83,700 ESPN2 52 - - 18 27 182 3 35-18-2 205 0 62 387 27 55 277 3 15-12-0 157 3 70 434
1998
Record: 1-10, 0-8 SEC Coach: Brad Scott Captains: Ryan Koop, Zola Davis, Homer Torrance
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 05 BALL STATE W 38-20 78,830 - 83 - - 24 43 222 2 25-16-1 199 3 68 411 18 51 201 3 20-9-1 94 0 71 273
S 12 GEORGIA* L 3-17 83,411 ESPN2 86 - 15 13 40 134 0 24-8-2 43 0 64 132 17 43 194 2 18-9-1 133 0 61 325
S 19 MARSHALL L 21-24 78,717 - 82 - - 22 38 178 1 33-19-2 280 1 71 458 20 39 133 1 32-21-0 177 2 71 310
S 26 MISSISSIPPI STATE* L 0-38 70,052 JP-R 85 - - 22 40 246 0 28-9-0 187 0 72 312 15 41 251 6 12-6-0 71 0 53 322
O 03 at Ole Miss* L 28-30 42,884 - 77 - - 24 28 95 2 40-26-1 307 2 68 402 19 43 212 3 20-13-0 242 1 63 454
O 10 at Kentucky* L 28-33 57,739 - 66 - - 20 26 85 2 46-19-0 368 2 72 453 25 40 211 1 42-29-0 315 3 82 526
O 17 ARKANSAS* L 28-41 67,930 - 80 - 17 28 42 131 0 40-21-3 249 4 82 380 21 41 178 2 22-10-0 159 3 63 337
O 24 at Vanderbilt* L 14-17 29,721 - 70 - - 25 43 117 1 34-28-1 295 1 81 412 17 35 86 2 30-15-1 279 0 65 365
O 31 TENNESSEE* L 14-49 69,523 JP-R 80 - 3 19 33 87 0 34-18-1 256 1 67 343 25 38 221 3 25-24-0 340 5 63 561
N 14 at Florida* L 14-33 80,072 JP-R 75 - 4 17 31 83 1 44-25-1 198 2 75 281 26 23 136 0 46-25-1 414 3 69 550
N 21 at Clemson L 19-28 83,500 ESPN2 51 - - 20 40 100 2 33-15-3 223 1 73 323 20 40 169 2 31-16-1 173 2 71 342
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1999
Record: 0-11, 0-8 SEC Coach: Lou Holtz Captains: Trey Pennington, Corey Atkins, John Abraham
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 04 at NC State L 0-10 51,500 ESPN 71 - 24 11 53 153 0 18-5-1 79 0 71 232 6 38 78 1 7-3-0 18 0 45 96
S 11 at Georgia* L 9-24 86,117 ESPN2 83 - 12 12 30 46 0 28-12-2 172 1 58 218 21 43 180 2 38-21-0 251 1 81 431
S 18 EAST CAROLINA L 3-21 82,605 - 75 - - 20 41 129 0 35-14-3 173 0 76 302 15 40 192 2 21-10-0 82 1 61 274
S 25 at Mississippi State* L 0-17 37,693 - 84 - 23 20 50 116 0 28-13-2 180 0 78 296 9 31 88 1 16-9-0 93 1 47 181
O 02 OLE MISS* L 10-36 81,600 - 75 - - 10 36 16 1 15-8-0 147 0 51 163 18 43 248 3 16-13-0 145 1 59 393
O 09 KENTUCKY* L 10-30 73,150 - 78 - - 9 30 55 0 19-7-2 178 1 49 233 24 39 74 2 35-23-1 263 1 74 337
O 16 at Arkansas* L 14-48 55,123 - 80 - - 14 41 102 1 31-10-3 78 1 72 180 20 37 171 2 19-14-2 171 3 56 345
O 23 VANDERBILT* L 10-11 74,806 - 55 - - 10 36 95 0 22-9-2 68 0 58 163 11 33 86 0 19-9-2 103 1 52 189
O 30 at Tennessee* L 7-30 105,941 JP-R 64 - 4 11 42 103 0 17-8-1 122 1 59 225 17 36 176 2 24-12-1 237 1 60 413
N 13 FLORIDA* L 3-20 73,951 JP-R 72 - 4 11 35 87 0 32-15-0 164 0 67 251 18 34 139 1 33-15-1 161 1 67 300
N 20 CLEMSON L 21-31 83,523 JP-R 72 - - 18 40 85 2 32-15-0 167 0 72 252 20 38 176 2 27-14-1 249 2 65 425
2000
Record: 8-4, 5-3 SEC Coach: Lou Holtz Captains: Andre Offing, Jermale Kelly, Cleveland Pinkney, Cecil Caldwell
Final AP Ranking: 19 Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 02 NEW MEXICO STATE W 31-0 80,814 - 75 - - 21 39 204 4 26-14-1 149 0 65 353 15 46 121 0 19-8-2 76 0 65 197
S 09 GEORGIA* W 21-10 83,605 ESPN2 84 - 9 16 43 133 3 28-18-1 154 0 71 287 9 28 95 1 24-10-5 108 0 52 202
S 16 EASTERN MICHIGAN W 41-6 80,922 - 71 - - 16 44 336 5 33-19-0 240 0 77 576 12 27 43 0 33-20-0 149 0 60 192
S 23 MISSISSIPPI STATE* W 23-19 79,949 JP-R 80 - 25 17 32 30 0 41-20-0 330 2 73 360 16 37 94 2 36-17-1 224 0 73 318
S 30 at Alabama* L 17-27 83,818 PPV 82 23 - 20 32 85 0 44-20-3 264 2 76 349 18 33 146 3 32-19-2 204 0 65 350
O 07 at Kentucky* W 20-17 69,334 ESPN2 45 - - 21 30 159 1 31-17-0 228 1 61 387 23 28 93 1 52-34-2 304 1 80 397
O 14 ARKANSAS* W 27-7 81,935 JP-R 77 24 - 16 31 174 2 21-12-1 170 2 52 344 19 41 100 1 37-19-2 151 0 78 251
O 21 at Vanderbilt* W 30-14 33,369 PPV 68 18 - 26 52 339 4 26-12-1 151 0 78 490 17 27 148 1 27-14-2 214 1 54 362
O 28 TENNESSEE* L 14-17 84,200 JP-R 78 17 - 16 29 24 1 31-16-1 268 1 60 292 16 39 101 2 31-19-1 152 0 70 253
N 11 at Florida* L 21-41 85,718 CBS 73 21 5 13 35 81 3 28-19-0 166 0 63 247 22 31 152 2 46-27-0 356 3 77 508
N 18 at Clemson L 14-16 85,500 ABC 43 25 16 22 42 162 2 26-13-3 200 0 68 362 19 49 174 1 30-14-1 185 0 79 359
J 01 Ohio State** W 24-7 65,229 ESPN - - 19 18 51 218 2 19-9-1 175 1 70 393 16 33 85 1 28-16-2 173 0 61 258
**Outback Bowl
2001
Record: 9-3, 5-3 SEC Coach: Lou Holtz Captains: Kalimba Edwards, Larrell Johnson, Phil Petty, Brian Scott, John Stamper
Final AP Ranking: 13 Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 01 BOISE STATE W 32-12 83,019 - 83 21 - 20 41 172 3 26-18-0 220 1 67 392 13 26 91 1 32-18-1 162 1 58 253
S 08 at Georgia* W 14-9 86,520 ESPN 81 21 25 13 36 43 1 29-19-0 193 1 65 236 19 39 113 0 35-21-2 169 0 74 282
S 20 at Mississippi State* W 16-14 43,579 ESPN 76 18 17 15 46 238 1 16-7-0 60 0 62 298 23 34 119 1 46-27-1 261 1 80 380
S 29 ALABAMA* W 37-36 84,100 JP-R 73 15 - 17 23 68 2 34-19-0 291 3 57 359 30 58 285 3 25-20-1 231 1 83 516
O 06 at Kentucky* W 42-6 80,250 - 73 13 - 21 43 237 3 19-12-0 165 2 62 402 16 30 138 0 36-20-2 188 1 66 326
O 13 at Arkansas* L 7-10 53,514 CBS 65 9 - 12 28 113 1 32-12-2 159 0 60 272 14 48 162 0 20-8-0 62 1 68 224
O 20 VANDERBILT* W 46-14 83,104 - 73 16 - 34 63 356 3 27-17-0 300 3 90 656 8 - 68 1 20-7-2 126 1 - 194
O 27 at Tennessee* L 10-17 107,530 ESPN2 46 12 9 14 - 157 0 28-14-0 108 1 - 265 15 - 87 2 23-14-1 211 0 - 298
N 03 WOFFORD W 38-14 77,922 - 81 17 - 26 40 247 5 30-20-1 209 0 70 456 17 54 207 2 14-8-1 80 0 68 287
N 10 FLORIDA* L 17-54 84,900 ESPN 58 14 4 14 - 207 1 17-7-2 57 1 - 264 26 - 170 1 34-22-0 312 3 - 482
N 17 CLEMSON W 20-15 85,000 JP-R 73 22 - 19 - 215 2 24-14-1 152 0 - 367 16 - 146 0 20-15-2 201 2 - 350
J 01 Ohio State** W 31-28 66,249 ESPN 52 14 22 17 - 120 2 37-19-1 227 2 - 347 21 - 64 2 37-22-1 324 2 - 388
**Outback Bowl
2002
Record: 5-7, 3-5 SEC Coach: Lou Holtz Captains: Ryan Brewer, Jonathan Martin, Langston Moore, Cedric Williams
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
A 31 NEW MEXICO STATE W 34-24 83,717 - 81 22 - 22 46 229 3 19-10-0 172 1 65 401 20 40 212 2 28-17-0 207 1 68 419
S 07 at Virginia L 21-34 60,171 ESPN 77 22 - 17 - 143 2 21-12-1 119 1 - 262 20 - 143 1 32-22-2 196 4 - 339
S 14 GEORGIA* L 7-13 84,227 CBS 79 - 9 18 42 158 0 27-16-1 213 1 69 371 13 38 128 0 22-11-0 169 1 60 297
S 21 TEMPLE W 42-21 81,409 - 82 - - 18 28 99 4 24-19-1 199 2 52 298 22 47 196 1 34-15-2 145 2 81 341
S 28 at Vanderbilt* W 20-14 34,406 - 79 - - 24 - 185 1 25-17-1 213 1 - 398 13 - 136 0 19-10-1 105 2 - 241
O 05 MISSISSIPPI STATE* W 34-10 80,250 - 88 - - 20 59 230 2 21-11-1 178 2 80 408 12 25 69 1 40-21-3 205 0 65 274
O 12 at Kentucky* W 16-12 70,547 ESPN2 70 - - 14 41 138 2 18-10-1 212 0 59 350 17 34 138 0 39-23-1 209 1 73 327
O 19 at LSU* L 14-38 91,340 ESPN2 71 - 14 13 30 148 1 22-10-2 127 1 52 275 24 45 231 4 23-12-0 183 0 68 414
N 02 TENNESSEE* L 10-18 83,918 CBS 59 - 25 13 35 184 1 19-5-3 45 0 54 229 21 54 241 1 24-17-0 175 1 78 416
N 09 ARKANSAS* L 0-23 79,307 JP-R 70 - - 14 32 144 0 31-13-3 89 0 63 233 17 50 200 0 18-10-0 113 2 68 313
N 16 at Florida* L 7-28 85,222 ESPN 63 - 20 15 47 197 1 17-8-0 74 0 64 271 23 32 155 0 37-25-0 249 4 69 404
N 23 at Clemson L 20-27 84,000 ESPN 48 - - 12 34 150 1 17-9-1 180 1 51 330 27 - 145 3 39-27-0 287 0 - 432
2003
Record: 5-7, 2-6 SEC Coach: Lou Holtz Captain: Jeremiah Garrison, Dunta Robinson, Hart Turner, Travelle Wharton
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
A 30 UL-LAFAYETTE W 14-7 82,227 - 92 - - 19 36 141 1 34-16-0 185 1 70 326 11 35 134 1 27-12-1 134 0 62 268
S 06 VIRGINIA W 31-7 80,150 JP-R - - 15 18 49 264 4 24-9-1 162 0 73 423 7 38 116 1 20-10-2 54 0 58 170
S 13 at Georgia* L 7-31 92,058 CBS 81 25 8 19 37 111 0 36-16-3 239 1 73 350 19 34 165 1 29-17-0 213 3 63 378
S 20 UAB W 42-10 80,523 - - - - 18 43 214 6 21-14-0 208 0 64 422 11 25 60 0 40-18-2 171 1 65 231
S 27 at Tennessee* (OT) L 20-23 107,881 ESPN2 60 - 8 21 44 217 1 30-12-1 154 0 74 371 13 36 117 1 22-13-0 149 2 58 266
O 09 KENTUCKY* W 27-21 78,592 ESPN - - - 20 47 182 3 29-17-0 184 0 76 366 18 30 117 1 32-17-0 210 2 62 327
O 18 LSU* L 7-33 82,525 ESPN2 62 - 10 11 17 0 0 32-15-0 254 1 49 254 27 52 263 3 32-26-1 219 3 84 482
O 25 VANDERBILT* W 35-24 77,227 - - - - 22 45 218 4 21-13-0 161 1 66 379 25 36 137 0 36-27-1 319 3 72 456
N 01 at Ole Miss* L 40-43 56,878 JP-R 76 - - 22 28 118 2 32-14-0 298 4 60 416 29 43 147 3 42-30-1 391 3 85 538
N 06 at Arkansas* L 6-28 55,617 ESPN 50 - - 17 29 123 0 36-21-2 181 0 65 304 21 48 248 1 15-11-0 148 3 63 396
N 15 FLORIDA* L 22-24 81,523 JP-R 60 - 15 18 49 199 3 27-14-1 132 0 76 331 18 40 243 3 20-12-0 121 0 60 364
N 22 CLEMSON L 17-63 83,987 ESPN2 - - - 20 39 153 0 34-16-3 166 2 73 319 23 41 240 4 26-18-1 302 5 67 542
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2004
Record: 6-5, 4-4 SEC Coach: Lou Holtz Captains: Jonathan Alston, Dondrial Pinkins, Preston Thorne, Rodriques Wilson
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 04 at Vanderbilt* W 31-6 33,670 JP-R 81 - - 26 57 269 3 20-13-0 184 1 77 453 18 22 36 1 38-24-2 270 0 60 306
S 11 GEORGIA* L 16-20 84,300 ESPN 79 - 3 9 31 73 1 21-13-1 200 1 52 273 20 37 154 0 38-19-1 213 2 75 367
S 18 SOUTH FLORIDA W 34-3 78,900 - 75 - - 23 45 174 1 26-16-0 356 3 71 530 8 22 80 0 33-14-1 111 0 55 191
S 25 TROY W 17-7 79,700 - 73 - - 18 - 132 2 24-16-2 199 0 71 331 9 - 99 1 23-9-2 108 0 51 207
O 02 at Alabama* W 20-3 82,141 ESPN2 84 - - 15 54 203 2 11-4-1 46 0 65 249 9 28 143 0 24-10-4 67 0 52 210
O 09 OLE MISS* L 28-31 79,100 PPV - 25 - 19 39 142 2 33-15-0 349 2 72 491 23 45 178 2 34-20-0 236 2 79 414
O 16 at Kentucky* W 12-7 63,086 PPV 53 - - 16 43 213 0 16-9-2 105 1 59 318 18 35 80 1 35-22-1 171 0 70 251
O 30 TENNESSEE* L 29-43 81,400 JP-R 73 - 11 30 37 226 1 49-34-3 341 1 86 567 14 36 246 3 20-11-1 166 3 56 412
N 06 ARKANSAS* W 35-32 78,800 JP-R 61 - - 23 45 247 4 24-12-2 138 1 69 385 20 41 211 3 24-16-1 159 1 65 370
N 13 at Florida* L 14-48 90,294 ESPN2 69 - - 17 42 147 1 29-14-4 132 1 71 279 16 28 92 0 31-18-2 319 6 59 411
N 20 at Clemson L 7-29 82,500 JP-R 68 - - 8 28 66 0 27-9-1 131 1 55 197 19 48 162 3 28-15-1 151 0 76 313
2005
Record: 7-5, 5-3 SEC Coach: Steve Spurrier Captains: Josh Brown, Na’Shan Goddard, Orus Lambert, Daccus Turman
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 01 UCF W 24-15 82,753 ESPN 84 - - 17 28 32 0 23-18-0 330 3 51 362 22 41 83 0 39-27-1 258 1 80 341
S 10 at Georgia* L 15-17 92,476 ESPN 84 - 9 13 23 43 1 34-22-2 236 1 57 279 21 49 238 2 17-8-2 112 0 66 350
S 17 ALABAMA* L 14-37 82,968 CBS 94 - - 14 19 71 1 39-21-1 185 1 58 256 23 52 338 2 22-13-0 489 2 74 489
S 24 TROY W 45-20 79,125 ESPN+ 88 - - 24 41 116 3 23-17-0 268 2 64 384 14 40 137 1 30-12-1 99 1 70 236
O 01 at Auburn* L 7-48 87,451 ESPN2 82 - - 7 28 70 0 24-16-0 129 1 52 199 21 39 123 5 34-21-0 265 1 73 388
O 08 KENTUCKY* W 44-16 71,009 PPV 79 - - 24 34 139 3 35-24-1 276 2 69 415 20 53 213 2 18-12-1 95 0 71 308
O 22 VANDERBILT* W 35-28 76,427 PPV 81 - - 20 30 132 1 31-18-1 267 4 61 399 25 34 41 3 49-27-1 339 1 83 380
O 29 at Tennessee* W 16-15 107,716 ESPN2 51 - 23 17 28 65 0 37-22-1 242 2 65 307 13 35 172 1 32-14-1 99 0 67 271
N 05 at Arkansas* W 14-10 65,837 JPS 73 - - 16 33 45 0 25-12-0 142 2 58 187 17 48 219 0 24-12-1 137 1 72 356
N 12 FLORIDA* W 30-22 83,421 JPS 59 - 12 16 36 120 4 17-7-0 126 0 53 246 21 37 149 1 31-18-1 210 2 68 359
N 19 CLEMSON L 9-13 83,368 ESPN2 47 19 - 17 33 167 0 29-16-3 180 0 62 347 19 40 175 1 26-17-2 172 0 66 347
D 30 Missouri** L 31-38 41,332 ESPN 73 - - 21 32 142 2 38-20-3 266 2 70 408 21 40 203 4 23-24-3 301 1 83 504
**Independence Bowl
2006
Record: 8-5, 3-5 SEC Coach: Steve Spurrier Captains: Fred Bennett, Ike Crofoot, Chris White
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
A 31 at Mississippi State* W 15-0 50,2377 ESPN 83 - - 10 29 81 0 27-15-1 193 1 56 274 11 33 79 0 23-8-2 82 0 56 161
S 09 GEORGIA* L 0-18 82,513 ESPN 80 - 12 15 22 35 0 33-23-0 220 0 55 255 19 39 198 1 22-10-3 189 0 61 387
S 16 WOFFORD W 27-20 74,286 PPV 78 - - 13 31 165 3 20-12-1 196 0 51 361 17 61 290 1 11-5-0 67 1 72 357
S 23 FLORIDA ATLANTIC W 45-6 70,860 PPV 84 - - 25 38 200 1 34-19-0 292 5 72 492 13 35 138 0 25-8-1 105 1 60 243
S 28 AUBURN* L 17-24 74,374 ESPN 77 - 2 24 34 109 0 35-21-1 240 1 69 349 16 35 127 2 19-13-0 180 1 54 307
O 07 at Kentucky* W 24-17 61,449 ESPN2 63 - - 21 39 190 2 23-15-1 193 1 62 383 17 27 62 1 32-18-1 289 1 59 351
O 21 at Vanderbilt* W 31-13 37,280 PPV 63 - - 18 39 194 2 18-11-1 133 2 57 327 16 36 133 1 25-11-2 120 0 61 253
O 28 TENNESSEE* L 24-31 82,011 ESPN 59 - 8 23 35 165 1 30-16-0 230 2 35 395 17 23 71 2 29-21-0 254 2 52 325
N 04 ARKANSAS* L 20-26 74,926 ESPN - - 12 20 15 51 0 40-22-1 289 2 55 340 23 50 267 2 20-11-2 228 1 70 495
N 11 at Florida* L 16-17 90,703 CBS 78 - 6 23 28 135 2 34-24-0 275 0 62 410 28 32 147 1 29-19-1 254 1 61 401
N 18 MIDDLE TENNESSEE W 52-7 70,442 PPV 57 - - 25 28 154 2 29-22-0 391 5 57 545 12 32 81 0 19-6-0 119 1 51 200
N 25 at Clemson W 31-28 83,428 ESPN 61 - 24 28 35 208 4 37-24-3 284 0 72 492 15 33 181 3 19-13-1 191 1 52 372
D 29 Houston** W 44-36 56,103 ESPN 65 - - 25 41 189 2 29-19-1 323 4 70 512 27 33 135 2 40-27-1 392 3 73 527
**Liberty Bowl
2007
Record: 6-6, 3-5 SEC Coach: Steve Spurrier Captains: Casper Brinkley, Andy Boyd, Cory Boyd, William Brown
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 01 LA.-LAFAYETTE W 28-14 78,234 PPV 85 - - 27 41 195 2 29-21-1 238 2 70 433 17 47 252 2 19-12-0 63 0 66 315
S 08 at Georgia* W 16-12 92,746 ESPN2 91 - 11 21 34 140 1 31-20-0 174 0 65 314 20 31 128 0 45-19-1 213 0 76 341
S 15 SOUTH CAROLINA ST. W 38-3 73,095 PPV 84 17 - 24 37 223 2 29-17-4 185 3 66 408 12 47 196 0 21-10-3 68 0 68 264
S 22 at LSU* L 16-28 92,530 CBS 83 12 2 16 27 17 1 42-19-2 244 1 69 261 19 50 290 3 20-8-1 70 1 70 360
S 29 MISSISSIPPI STATE* W 38-21 78,883 LFS 78 16 - 21 35 123 3 37-19-1 279 1 72 402 18 42 140 2 27-12-1 118 1 69 258
O 04 KENTUCKY* W 38-23 76,220 ESPN 73 11 8 18 36 86 3 30-17-0 256 1 66 342 26 38 157 0 40-23-1 227 2 78 384
O 13 at North Carolina W 21-15 61,000 ABC-R 71 7 - 15 32 110 0 26-17-1 172 3 58 282 22 36 113 1 43-22-3 285 1 79 398
O 20 VANDERBILT* L 6-17 79,212 PPV 75 6 - 14 22 26 0 43-23-3 256 0 65 282 12 47 146 0 16-8-1 123 2 63 269
O 27 at Tennessee* (OT) L 24-27 105,962 ESPN 53 15 - 31 39 171 2 50-34-2 330 1 89 501 16 28 101 2 45-26-1 216 1 73 317
N 03 at Arkansas* L 36-48 70,742 ESPN2 58 23 - 29 32 125 2 51-27-0 364 2 83 489 26 58 542 4 11-9-0 109 3 69 651
N 10 FLORIDA* L 31-51 81,215 ESPN 53 - 17 22 26 68 3 44-26-1 316 1 70 384 28 48 233 5 32-22-1 304 2 80 537
N 24 CLEMSON L 21-23 82,410 ESPN2 50 - 15 17 21 80 0 31-18-2 284 3 52 364 26 46 214 1 39-28-1 229 1 85 443
2008
Record:7-6, 4-4 SEC Coach: Steve Spurrier Captains: Jasper Brinkley, Kenny McKinley, Eric Norwood, Justin Sorensen
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
A 28 NC STATE W 34-0 80,616 ESPN 81 - - 20 42 171 2 27-17-4 198 2 69 369 10 37 89 0 20-5-2 49 0 57 138
S 04 at Vanderbilt* L 17-24 36,850 ESPN 79 24 - 18 29 92 0 39-23-2 233 2 68 325 15 41 135 2 13-8-0 90 1 54 225
S 13 GEORGIA* L 7-14 83,704 CBS 92 - 2 20 16 18 0 40-23-1 271 1 56 289 17 35 106 1 25-15-0 146 0 60 252
S 20 WOFFORD W 23-13 76,599 PPV 75 - - 30 42 172 1 34-23-2 204 1 76 376 14 43 185 1 13-8-0 100 0 56 285
S 27 UAB W 26-13 78,268 PPV 76 - - 24 45 158 1 33-18-2 195 1 78 353 12 25 57 1 28-17-2 140 1 53 207
O 04 at Ole Miss* W 31-24 54,628 PPV 73 - - 20 35 78 1 32-22-1 327 3 67 405 21 33 118 2 32-21-1 243 1 65 361
O 11 at Kentucky* W 24-17 70,822 JPS 73 - - 16 34 74 1 37-19-2 274 2 71 348 13 22 62 2 44-24-2 156 0 66 218
O 18 LSU* L 17-24 82,477 ESPN 58 - 13 16 31 39 1 26-14-1 215 1 57 254 22 46 164 2 29-18-1 199 1 75 363
N 01 TENNESSEE* W 27-6 81,731 ESPN2 66 - - 11 44 101 1 20-10-1 154 2 64 255 11 28 34 1 32-15-1 173 0 60 207
N 08 ARKANSAS* W 34-21 80,290 PPV 68 - - 18 34 132 2 30-13-1 219 2 64 351 18 31 54 1 34-20-3 255 2 65 309
N 15 at Florida* L 6-56 90,646 CBS 67 24 3 11 25 53 0 37-19-3 120 0 62 173 20 41 346 6 22-13-0 173 2 63 519
N 29 at Clemson L 14-31 81,500 ESPN2 50 - - 20 26 92 0 47-22-4 212 2 73 304 19 47 184 3 17-12-0 199 1 64 383
J 01 Iowa** L 10-31 55,117 ESPN 65 - - 17 14 73 0 50-26-3 270 1 64 313 22 47 181 3 19-13-2 147 1 66 328
**at Outback Bowl
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Year-by-Year Results
2009
Record:7-6, 3-5 SEC Coach: Steve Spurrier Captains: Moe Brown, Patrick DiMarco, Cliff Matthews, Eric Norwood
Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 03 at NC State W 7-3 57,583 ESPN 77 - - 16 42 108 1 22-13-1 148 0 64 256 11 31 59 0 25-13-0 74 0 56 133
S 12 at Georgia* L 37-41 92,746 ESPN2 79 - 21 26 30 114 0 53-31-1 313 2 83 427 16 29 107 2 24-17-1 201 2 53 308
S 19 FLORIDA ATLANTIC W 38-16 72,017 PPV 84 - - 21 35 287 4 28-22-0 229 1 63 516 21 35 96 0 38-22-1 211 2 73 307
S 24 OLE MISS* W 16-10 74,724 ESPN 87 - 4 15 34 65 0 34-16-0 220 1 68 285 14 40 139 0 22-8-0 109 1 62 248
O 03 SOUTH CAROLINA ST W 38-14 77,066 Classic 77 - - 19 35 213 2 24-16-0 164 3 59 377 14 41 170 2 25-15-1 156 0 66 326
O 10 KENTUCKY* W 28-26 68,278 FSN 84 25 - 18 33 128 1 23-16-1 233 3 56 361 17 47 205 2 22-11-0 155 1 69 360
O 17 at Alabama* L 6-20 92,012 ESPN 48 22 2 19 27 64 0 46-20-1 214 0 73 278 17 38 264 1 20-10-2 92 0 58 356
O 24 VANDERBILT* W 14-10 75,264 ESPNU 74 23 - 18 37 119 0 33-22-0 312 2 70 431 15 37 141 0 34-17-0 132 0 69 273
O 31 at Tennessee* L 13-31 96,623 ESPN 53 21 - 19 20 65 0 50-25-1 300 1 79 365 15 40 199 2 24-12-0 142 2 64 341
N 07 at Arkansas* L 16-33 68,865 SEC Net 70 - - 17 25 53 1 34-20-1 327 1 59 380 17 36 76 4 27-23-0 329 0 63 405
N 14 FLORIDA* L 14-24 79,297 CBS 73 - 1 18 33 61 1 33-17-2 186 1 66 247 17 39 140 2 25-14-0 199 1 64 339
N 28 CLEMSON W 34-17 80,574 ESPN 53 - 15 21 58 223 1 22-11-1 165 3 80 388 14 19 48 0 42-22-1 212 1 61 260
J 02 Connecticut** L 7-20 45,354 ESPN 27 - - 12 26 76 1 38-16-1 129 0 64 205 17 48 146 1 22-9-0 107 1 70 253
**Papajohns.com Bowl
2010
Record: 9-5, 5-3 SEC Coach: Steve Spurrier Captains: Ladi Ajiboye, Patrick DiMarco, Spencer Lanning, Cliff Matthews
Final AP Ranking: 22 Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 02 SOUTHERN MISS W 41-13 70,438 ESPN 91 - - 25 35 224 4 30-20-1 225 1 65 449 23 27 67 0 57-38-1 337 1 84 404
S 11 GEORGIA* W 17-6 80,792 ESPN2 83 24 22 23 52 189 2 17-12-0 165 0 69 354 11 26 61 0 21-14-0 192 0 47 253
S 18 FURMAN W 38-19 73,681 PPV 89 13 - 20 40 182 2 25-17-2 192 2 65 374 13 27 51 0 32-19-2 274 1 59 325
S 25 at Auburn* L 27-35 87,237 ESPN 86 12 17 20 28 79 1 29-19-2 305 3 57 384 29 57 334 3 21-16-0 158 2 78 492
O 09 ALABAMA* W 35-21 82,993 CBS 84 19 1 20 37 110 2 20-17-1 201 3 57 311 21 29 36 0 35-27-0 315 2 64 351
O 16 at Kentucky* L 28-31 67,955 ESPN2 68 10 - 17 23 90 2 32-20-2 382 2 55 472 21 33 52 0 42-32-0 349 4 75 401
O 23 at Vanderbilt* W 21-7 33,425 FSN 77 19 - 25 45 129 1 39-31-1 355 2 84 484 11 30 108 1 31-13-0 142 0 61 250
O 30 TENNESSEE* W 38-24 79,336 SEC Net 61 17 - 20 43 212 3 22-13-1 223 1 65 435 21 37 92 0 28-19-1 312 3 65 404
N 06 ARKANSAS* L 20-41 75,136 ESPN 52 18 17 18 27 105 0 33-18-2 190 1 60 295 23 38 140 4 30-21-1 303 1 68 443
N 13 at Florida* W 36-14 90,885 ESPN 57 22 24 24 54 239 4 22-15-0 156 0 76 395 11 20 35 0 39-20-1 191 1 59 226
N 20 TROY W 69-24 74,117 SEC Net 63 17 - 20 40 212 4 21-15-0 249 3 61 461 17 29 81 1 39-23-2 183 2 68 264
N 27 at Clemson W 29-7 81,355 ESPN2 50 18 - 14 36 95 0 30-14-0 227 2 66 322 13 27 61 0 35-17-1 190 1 62 251
D 04 Auburn*** L 17-56 81,500 CBS Indoors 18 2 20 30 156 0 33-20-2 193 2 63 349 28 42 238 3 29-18-0 351 4 71 589
D 31 Florida State** L 17-26 72,217 ESPN Indoors 19 23 22 32 139 1 36-21-3 275 1 68 414 18 45 218 1 21-12-1 90 1 66 308
***SEC Championship Game
**Chick-fil-A Bowl
2011
Record: 11-2, 6-2 SEC Coach: Steve Spurrier Captains: Terrence Campbell, Melvin Ingram, Alshon Jeffery, Travian Robertson
Final AP Ranking: 9 Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
S 03 East Carolina*** W 56-37 58,272 FSN 83 12 - 16 40 220 5 25-10-0 131 1 65 351 21 28 85 1 56-37-1 260 4 84 345
S 10 at Georgia* W 45-42 92,746 ESPN 85 12 - 15 41 253 3 26-11-2 142 1 67 395 23 38 188 1 29-19-1 248 4 67 436
S 17 NAVY W 24-21 78,807 ESPN2 N/A 10 - 27 44 254 3 25-18-1 204 0 69 458 15 47 274 3 9-5-1 61 0 56 335
S 24 VANDERBILT* W 21-3 77,015 ESPN2 79 12 - 17 40 131 1 32-17-4 236 1 72 367 5 25 4 0 23-16-1 73 0 48 77
O 01 AUBURN* L 13-16 81,767 CBS 68 10 - 13 29 129 1 23-9-2 160 1 52 289 22 67 246 1 25-12-4 112 1 92 358
O 08 KENTUCKY* W 54-3 75,838 SEC Net 74 18 - 32 48 288 2 43-30-0 351 4 91 639 6 27 79 0 26-4-4 17 0 53 96
O 15 at Mississippi State* W 14-12 55,418 SEC Net 72 15 - 18 43 110 1 32-22-2 179 1 75 289 18 37 131 0 30-11-2 165 1 67 296
O 29 at Tennessee* W 14-3 96,655 ESPN2 50 14 - 20 53 231 0 18-10-1 87 1 71 318 10 21 35 0 38-15-2 151 0 59 186
N 05 at Arkansas* L 28-44 73,804 ESPN 54 10 8 17 33 79 3 25-16-1 128 0 58 207 20 35 136 1 38-30-1 299 2 73 435
N 12 FLORIDA* W 17-12 80,250 CBS 60 15 - 16 52 215 2 13-7-1 84 0 65 299 17 34 142 1 23-13-0 119 0 57 261
N 19 THE CITADEL W 41-20 76,816 PPV 56 14 - 22 37 256 3 18-16-1 217 3 55 473 19 54 241 1 3-1-0 8 0 57 249
N 26 CLEMSON W 34-13 83,422 ESPN 64 14 18 19 53 210 1 20-14-0 210 3 73 420 12 30 70 0 30-11-1 83 1 60 153
J 02 Nebraska** W 30-13 61,351 ESPN 64 10 21 16 40 121 2 17-11-0 230 2 57 351 17 46 137 1 16-10-1 116 1 62 253
***In Charlotte
**Capital One Bowl
2012
Record: 11-2, 6-2 SEC Coach: Steve Spurrier Captains: Justice Cunningham, T.J. Johnson, Marcus Lattimore, D.J. Swearinger, Shaq Wilson
Final AP Ranking: 8 Rankings SC -SC Rushing- –SC Passing– SC Total Opp -Opp Rushing- –Opp. Passing– Opp. Total
Date Opponent W/L Score Att TV TMP SC Opp FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds FD Att Yds TD A-C-I Yds TD Plays Yds
A 30 at Vanderbilt* W 17-13 38,393 ESPN 86 9 - 17 47 205 2 15-7-1 67 0 62 272 11 36 62 0 23-13-1 214 1 59 276
S 08 EAST CAROLINA W 48-10 77,006 SEC Net 88 9 - 25 34 131 1 40-23-0 397 5 74 528 18 24 70 0 47-30-4 333 1 71 403
S 15 UAB* W 49-6 77,963 FSN 84 8 - 20 31 179 3 27-15-1 322 3 58 501 20 42 27 0 37-20-0 240 0 79 267
S 22 MISSOURI* W 31-10 80,836 CBS 88 7 - 19 39 144 2 23-21-0 252 2 62 396 12 32 109 0 26-18-0 146 1 58 255
S 29 at Kentucky* W 38-17 49,810 ESPN2 70 6 - 20 48 200 3 19-15-0 148 2 67 348 16 39 120 2 24-13-2 123 0 63 243
O 06 GEORGIA* W 35-7 85,199 ESPN 78 6 5 20 51 230 2 10-6-0 162 2 61 392 15 36 115 1 31-11-1 109 0 67 224
O 13 at LSU* L 21-23 92,734 ESPN 79 3 9 14 25 34 1 35-19-2 177 2 60 211 22 53 258 2 25-12-1 148 0 78 406
O 20 at Florida* L 11-44 90,833 CBS 79 9 3 17 26 36 0 40-17-1 155 0 66 191 14 48 89 2 17-12-0 94 4 65 183
O 27 TENNESSEE* W 38-35 80,250 ESPN 70 17 - 25 46 147 2 33-23-1 363 3 79 510 23 27 91 0 44-28-1 381 5 71 472
N 10 ARKANSAS* W 38-20 78,772 CBS N/A 12 - 20 41 104 2 25-15-1 279 2 66 383 22 27 83 0 41-26-2 277 2 68 360
N 17 WOFFORD W 24-7 79,982 PPV 55 12 - 18 41 171 1 21-16-1 122 1 62 293 16 60 259 1 3-1-0 71 0 63 330
N 24 at Clemson W 27-17 84,513 ESPN 48 13 12 26 45 134 0 41-23-1 310 3 86 444 18 35 145 1 24-11-2 183 1 59 328
J 01 Michigan** W 33-28 54,527 ESPN 75 11 19 17 17 85 0 36-25-0 341 4 53 426 24 45 141 0 37-18-1 214 3 82 355
**Outback Bowl
NOTE: All rankings reflect Associated Press rankings
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Series History
Alabama (3-12-0)
H: 2-3 A: 1-8 N: 0-1
1937 10/09 L 0-20 A
1942 11/07 L 0-29 A
1945 10/13 L 0-55 N
1946 10/05 L 6-14 H
1965 11/01 L 14-35 A
1966 11/12 L 0-24 A
1967 11/18 L 0-17 A
1992 10/03 L 7-48 A
1993 10/02 L 6-17 H
2000 09/30 L 17-27 A
2001 09/29 W 37-36 H
2004 10/02 W 20-3 A
2005 09/17 L 14-37 H
2009 10/17 L 6-20 A
2010 10/09 W 35-21 H
Appalachian State (8-1-0)
H: 8-1 A: 0-0
1972 10/14 W 41-7 H
1973 11/10 W 35-14 H
1974 11/04 W 21-18 H
1975 11/08 L 34-39 H
1976 09/04 W 21-10 H
1977 09/03 W 32-17 H
1985 09/07 W 20-13 H
1987 09/04 W 24-3 H
1988 10/01 W 35-9 H
Arkansas (8-13-0)
H: 6-5 A: 2-8
1992 09/12 L 7-45 H
1993 09/11 L 17-18 A
1994 09/10 W 14-0 H
1995 09/09 L 21-51 A
1996 10/19 W 23-17 H
1997 10/18 W 39-13 A
1998 10/17 L 28-41 H
1999 10/16 L 14-48 A
2000 10/14 W 27-7 H
2001 10/13 L 7-10 A
2002 11/09 L 0-23 H
2003 11/08 L 6-28 A
2004 11/06 W 35-32 H
2005 11/05 W 14-10 A
2006 11/04 L 20-26 H
2007 11/03 L 36-48 A
2008 11/08 W 34-21 H
2009 11/07 L 16-33 A
2010 11/06 L 20-41 H
2011 11/05 L 28-44 A
2012 11/10 W 38-20 H
Army (1-2-0)
H: 0-0 A: 1-2
1952 09/27 L 7-28 A
1954 09/25 W 34-20 A
1958 09/27 L 8-45 A
Auburn (1-9-1)
H: 0-3 A: 0-3 N: 1-3-1
1930 11/27 L 7-25 N
1931 11/26 L 6-13 N
1932 12/03 T 20-20 N
1933 12/02 W 16-14 N
1996 10/05 L 24-28 A
1997 10/04 L 6-23 H
2005 10/01 L 7-48 A
2006 09/28 L 17-24 H
2010 09/25 L 27-35 A
2010 12/04 L 17-56 N
2011 10/01 L 13-16 H
Augusta (0-1-0)
H: 0-1 A: 0-0
1894 10/11 L 4-16 H
Ball State (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
1998 09/05 W 38-20 H
Baylor (1-2-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-2
1949 09/24 L 6-20 A
1975 10/04 W 24-13 H
1976 10/02 L 17-18 A
Bingham (5-2-1)
H: 4-1 A: 1-1-1
1898 10/18 W 16-5 H
1899 11/15 W 11-5 H
1899 11/22 L 6-18 A
1901 10/24 W 11-6 A
1902 10/25 W 28-0 H
1905 10/20 W 19-6 H
1905 11/11 T 5-5 A
1908 11/07 L 6-10 H
Boise State (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
2001 11/01 W 32-12 H
Camp Blanding (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
1945 10/06 W 20-6 H
Catholic (1-2-0)
H: 0-1 A: 1-1
1937 11/25 L 14-27 A
1938 11/28 W 7-0 A
1939 09/29 L 0-12 H
Central Florida (3-0-0)
H: 3-0 A: 0-0
1996 09/07 W 33-14 H
1997 09/06 W 33-31 H
2005 09/01 W 24-15 H
Centre (1-2-0)
H: 1-1 A: 0-1
1922 11/30 L 0-42 A
1925 11/28 W 20-0 H
1931 12/05 L 7-9 H
Charleston (7-0-0)
H: 4-0 A: 3-0
1903 11/21 W 6-0 A
1907 11/16 W 14-4 H
1908 10/10 W 17-0 H
1909 10/28 W 17-11 H
1910 10/08 W 8-0 H
1911 10/14 W 16-0 A
1912 10/26 W 68-0 A
Charleston A.A. (0-1-0)
H: 0-1 A: 0-0
1908 10/22 L 4-15 H
Charleston A.C. (0-1-0)
H: 0-0 A: 0-1
1904 11/19 L 0-6 A
Charleston Coast Guard (1-0-1)
H: 0-0 A: 1-0-1
1943 10/29 W 20-0 A
1944 10/27 T 6-6 A
Charleston M.C. (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
1902 11/28 W 80-0 H
Charleston Y (0-3-0)
H: 0-1 A: 0-2
1896 10/31 L 4-6 A
1897 10/23 L 0-4 A
1897 11/26 L 0-6 H
Chicago (1-0-0)
H: 0-0 A: 1-0
1928 09/29 W 6-0 A
Cincinnati (2-0-0)
H: 2-0 A: 0-0
1980 10/18 W 49-7 H
1982 10/02 W 37-10 H
The Citadel (40-7-3)
H: 14-4 A: 9-2-1 N: 17-1-2
1905 11/30 W 47-0 A
1907 11/28 W 12-0 A
1908 11/26 W 12-0 A
1909 11/25 W 11-5 A
1910 11/24 L 0-5 A
1911 11/30 T 0-0 A
1912 11/28 W 26-2 H
1913 11/26 W 42-13 H
1914 11/26 W 7-6 H
1915 11/25 L 0-3 H
1916 11/30 L 2-20 H
1917 11/29 W 20-0 H
1918 11/28 T 0-0 N
1919 11/27 L 7-14 H
1920 11/25 W 7-6 A
1921 11/24 W 13-0 H
1922 11/16 W 13-0 N
1923 11/15 W 12-0 N
1924 10/29 W 14-3 N
1925 10/28 W 30-6 N
1926 10/28 L 9-12 N
1927 10/27 W 6-0 N
1928 11/01 T 0-0 N
1929 10/31 W 27-14 N
1930 10/30 W 13-0 N
1931 10/29 W 26-7 N
1932 11/19 W 19-0 H
1933 10/26 W 12-6 N
1934 10/18 W 20-6 N
1935 10/17 W 25-0 N
1936 10/30 W 9-0 N
1937 10/29 W 21-6 N
1940 12/08 W 31-6 A
1941 10/31 W 13-6 N
1942 10/30 W 14-0 N
1946 11/01 W 19-7 N
1947 11/07 W 12-0 N
1949 12/03 W 42-0 H
1950 11/11 L 7-19 A
1951 10/01 W 26-7 H
1952 11/08 W 35-0 A
1953 09/26 W 25-0 H
1954 12/04 W 19-6 A
1964 11/07 W 17-14 H
1965 09/18 W 13-3 A
1980 11/08 W 45-24 H
1984 09/08 W 31-24 H
1985 09/31 W 56-17 H
1990 10/20 L 35-38 H
2011 11/19 W 41-20 H
Clemson (40-65-4)
H: 31-49-3 A: 9-16-1
1896 11/12 W 12-6 H
1897 11/11 L 6-18 H
1898 11/17 L 0-24 H
1899 11/09 L 0-34 H
1900 11/01 L 0-51 H
1902 12/06 W 12-8 H
1909 11/03 L 0-6 H
1910 11/03 L 0-24 H
1911 11/02 L 0-27 H
1912 10/31 W 22-7 H
1913 10/30 L 0-32 H
1914 10/29 L 6-29 H
1915 10/28 T 0-0 H
1916 10/26 L 0-27 H
1917 10/25 L 13-21 H
1918 11/02 L 0-39 H
1919 10/30 L 6-19 H
1920 10/28 W 3-0 H
1921 10/27 W 21-0 H
1922 10/26 L 0-3 H
1923 10/25 L 6-7 H
1924 10/23 W 3-0 H
1925 10/22 W 33-0 H
1926 10/21 W 24-0 H
1927 10/20 L 0-20 H
1928 10/25 L 0-32 H
1929 10/24 L 14-21 H
1930 10/23 L 7-20 H
1931 10/22 W 21-0 H
1932 10/20 W 14-0 H
1933 10/19 W 7-0 H
1934 10/25 L 0-19 H
1935 10/24 L 0-44 H
1936 10/22 L 0-19 H
1937 10/21 L 6-34 H
1938 10/20 L 12-34 H
1939 10/19 L 0-27 H
1940 10/19 L 13-21 H
1941 10/23 W 18-14 H
1942 10/22 L 6-18 H
1943 10/21 W 33-6 H
1944 10/19 L 13-20 H
1945 10/25 T 0-0 H
1946 10/24 W 26-14 H
1947 10/23 W 21-19 H
1948 10/21 L 7-13 H
1949 10/20 W 27-13 H
1950 10/19 T 14-14 H
1951 10/25 W 20-0 H
1952 10/23 W 6-0 H
1953 10/22 W 14-7 H
1954 10/21 W 13-8 H
1955 10/20 L 14-28 H
1956 10/25 L 0-7 H
1957 10/24 L 0-13 H
1958 10/23 W 26-6 H
1959 10/22 L 0-27 H
1960 11/12 L 2-12 A
1961 11/11 W 14-21 H
1962 11/24 L 17-20 A
1963 11/28 L 20-24 H
1964 11/21 W 7-3 A
1965 11/02 W 17-16 H
1966 11/26 L 10-35 A
1967 11/25 L 12-23 H
1968 11/23 W 7-3 A
1969 11/22 W 27-13 H
1970 11/21 W 38-32 A
1971 11/27 L 7-17 H
1972 11/25 L 6-7 A
1973 11/24 W 32-20 H
1974 11/23 L 21-39 A
1975 11/22 W 56-20 H
1976 11/20 L 9-28 A
1977 11/19 L 27-31 H
1978 11/25 L 23-41 A
1979 11/24 W 13-9 H
1980 11/22 L 6-27 A
1981 11/21 L 13-29 H
1982 11/20 L 6-24 A
1983 11/19 L 13-22 H
1984 11/24 W 22-21 A
1985 11/23 L 17-24 H
1986 11/22 T 21-21 A
1987 11/21 W 20-7 H
1988 11/19 L 10-29 A
1989 11/18 L 0-45 H
1990 11/17 L 15-24 A
1991 11/23 L 24-41 H
1992 11/21 W 24-13 A
1993 11/20 L 13-16 H
1994 11/19 W 33-7 A
1995 11/18 L 17-38 H
1996 11/23 W 34-31 A
1997 11/21 L 21-48 H
1998 11/21 L 19-28 A
1999 11/20 L 21-31 H
2000 11/20 L 14-16 A
2001 11/17 W 20-15 H
2002 11/23 L 20-27 A
2003 11/22 L 17-63 H
2004 11/20 L 7-29 A
2005 11/19 L 9-13 H
2006 11/25 W 31-28 A
2007 11/24 L 21-23 H
2008 11/29 L 14-31 A
2009 11/28 W 34-17 H
2010 11/27 W 29-7 A
2011 11/26 W 34-13 H
2012 11/24 W 27-17 A
Columbia (2-0-0)
H: 2-0 A: 0-0
1899 10/15 W 5-0 H
1903 10/02 W 24-0 H
Columbia AA (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
1895 11/02 W 20-0 H
Connecticut (0-1-0)
H: 0-0 A: 0-0 N: 0-1
2010 01/02 L 7-20 N
Cumberland (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
1915 11/06 W 68-0 H
Davidson (6-13-0)
H: 1-6 A: 1-4 N: 4-3
1898 11/24 L 0-6 N
1899 11/30 L 0-5 N
1900 11/22 L 0-5 N
1901 11/30 L 5-12 H
1903 11/08 W 29-12 N
1904 11/12 L 0-6 H
1905 11/04 W 6-4 N
1908 10/29 L 0-22 H
1909 11/13 L 5-29 A
1910 11/12 L 0-53 A
1911 11/18 L 0-10 H
1913 11/15 W 10-0 A
1914 11/14 L 7-13 H
1919 10/18 L 0-7 H
1920 11/06 L 0-27 A
1935 10/12 L 6-13 A
1937 10/16 W 12-7 H
1938 10/14 W 25-0 N
1939 10/13 W 7-0 N
Detroit (1-0-0)
H: 0-0 A: 1-0
1962 11/17 W 26-13 A
Duke (17-24-3)
H: 13-16-2 A: 4-8-1
1930 09/27 W 22-0 A
1931 09/26 W 7-0 H
1935 09/28 L 0-47 A
1936 10/03 L 0-21 H
1944 11/18 L 7-34 H
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1945 09/22 L 0-60 A
1946 11/16 L 0-39 H
1947 11/15 T 0-0 A
1950 09/23 L 0-14 H
1951 09/22 L 6-34 H
1952 10/11 L 7-33 H
1953 09/19 L 7-20 H
1954 11/20 L 7-26 A
1955 11/12 L 7-41 A
1956 09/22 W 7-0 H
1957 09/21 L 14-26 H
1958 09/20 W 8-0 H
1959 09/19 W 12-7 H
1960 09/24 L 0-31 H
1961 09/23 L 6-7 H
1962 09/29 L 8-21 A
1963 09/21 L 14-22 A
1964 09/19 T 9-9 H
1965 09/25 L 15-20 H
1967 09/30 W 21-17 A
1968 09/21 L 7-14 H
1969 09/20 W 27-20 H
1970 11/14 L 38-42 H
1971 09/18 L 12-28 A
1974 09/21 L 14-20 H
1975 09/20 W 24-16 A
1976 09/18 W 24-6 H
1977 10/08 L 21-25 H
1978 09/23 L 12-16 A
1979 09/22 W 35-0 H
1980 10/11 W 20-7 H
1981 09/19 W 17-3 H
1982 09/18 L 17-30 H
1983 09/17 W 31-24 A
1984 09/22 W 21-0 H
1985 10/12 W 28-7 H
1989 09/02 W 27-21 H
1990 09/01 W 21-10 H
1991 09/07 T 24-24 H
Duquesne (1-1-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-1
1938 11/05 W 7-0 H
1940 10/11 L 21-27 A
East Carolina (12-5-0)
H: 9-4 A: 2-1 N: 1-0
1977 10/01 W 19-16 H
1984 10/27 W 42-20 H
1985 10/26 W 52-10 A
1986 10/25 W 38-3 H
1987 10/24 W 34-12 H
1988 09/27 W 17-0 H
1989 10/07 W 47-14 H
1990 10/13 W 37-7 H
1991 09/28 L 20-31 A
1992 09/19 L 18-20 H
1993 10/09 W 27-3 H
1994 10/08 L 42-56 H
1996 09/21 L 7-23 H
1997 09/20 W 26-0 A
1999 09/18 L 3-21 H
2011 09/03 W 56-37 N
2012 09/08 W 48-10 H

East Tennessee State (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
1991 10/05 W 55-7 H
Eastern Michigan (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
2000 09/16 W 41-6 H
Emory and Henry (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
1937 09/18 W 45-7 H
Erskine (15-1-0)
H: 15-1 A: 0-0
1917 10/03 L 13-14 H
1919 10/04 W 6-0 H
1921 10/01 W 13-7 H
1922 09/29 W 13-0 H
1923 09/23 W 35-0 H
1924 09/27 W 47-0 H
1925 09/26 W 33-0 H
1926 09/25 W 41-0 H
1927 09/24 W 13-6 H
1928 09/22 W 19-0 H
1929 09/28 W 26-7 H
1930 09/20 W 30-0 H
1934 09/29 W 25-0 H
1935 09/21 W 33-0 H
1936 09/19 W 38-0 H
1938 09/19 W 53-0 H
Florida (6-24-3)
H: 5-10-1 A: 1-13 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
Florida Atlantic (2-0-0)
H: 2-0 A: 0-0
2006 09/23 W 45-6 H
2009 09/19 W 38-16 H
Florida State (3-16-0)
H: 2-7 A: 1-8 N: 0-1
1966 11/05 L 10-32 H
1967 10/14 L 0-17 A
1968 10/26 L 28-35 H
1969 11/01 L 9-34 A
1970 10/24 L 13-21 H
1971 09/23 L 18-49 A
1972 11/18 W 24-21 H
1973 11/17 W 52-12 A
1979 11/10 L 7-27 A
1982 11/06 L 26-56 H
1983 11/05 L 30-45 A
1984 11/10 W 38-26 H
1985 11/09 L 14-56 A
1986 11/08 L 28-45 H
1988 11/05 L 0-59 H
1989 11/04 L 10-35 A
1990 11/03 L 10-41 H
1991 11/09 L 10-38 A
2010 12/31 L 17-26 N
Fordham (0-1-0)
H: 0-0 A: 0-1
1939 11/19 L 0-13 A
Fort Benning (176th Inf.) (0-1-0)
H: 0-1 A: 0-0
1943 10/02 L 7-13 H
Furman (27-20-1)
H: 14-8-1 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 11/22 W 12-0 H
1902 11/14 L 0-10 A
1916 11/23 L 0-14 A
1917 11/08 W 26-0 N
1918 11/16 W 20-12 A
1921 11/12 L 0-7 A
1922 11/11 W 27-7 H
1923 11/10 L 3-23 A
1924 11/08 L 0-10 H
1925 11/14 L 0-2 A
1926 11/13 L 7-10 H
1927 11/12 L 0-33 A
1928 11/17 W 6-0 H
1929 11/16 W 2-0 A
1930 11/08 L 0-14 A
1931 11/07 W 27-0 H
1932 11/12 L 0-14 A
1933 11/19 T 0-0 H
1934 11/17 W 2-0 A
1935 11/16 L 7-20 H
1936 11/14 L 6-23 A
1937 11/13 L 0-12 H
1938 11/12 W 27-6 A
1939 11/11 L 0-20 H
1940 11/16 L 7-25 A
1941 11/15 W 26-7 H
1942 11/14 L 0-6 H
1946 10/11 W 14-7 A
1947 10/11 W 26-8 H
1948 10/01 W 7-0 A
1949 09/30 L 7-14 H
1950 10/06 W 21-6 A
1951 10/06 W 21-6 H
1952 10/04 W 27-7 A
1953 10/10 W 27-13 H
1954 10/09 W 27-7 A
1955 10/08 W 19-0 H
1956 11/03 W 13-6 A
1957 10/12 W 58-13 H
1958 11/08 W 32-7 A
1959 09/26 W 30-0 H
1978 09/09 W 45-10 H
1982 10/16 L 23-28 H
2010 09/18 W 38-19 H
George Washington (1-1-0)
H: 0-1 A: 1-0
1950 10/27 W 34-20 A
1951 11/03 L 14-20 H
Georgetown (0-1-0)
H: 0-0 A: 0-1
1915 11/20 L 0-61 A
Georgia (17-46-2)
H: 9-19-2 A: 8-26 N: 0-1
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
1970 10/31 L 34-52 A
1971 10/30 L 0-24 H
1974 09/28 L 14-52 A
1975 09/27 L 20-28 H
1976 09/25 L 12-20 A
1977 09/24 L 13-15 H
1978 09/30 W 27-10 H
1979 09/29 W 27-20 A
1980 11/01 L 10-13 A
1981 09/26 L 0-24 A
1982 09/25 L 18-34 H
1983 09/24 L 13-31 A
1984 09/29 W 17-10 H
1985 09/28 L 21-35 A
1986 09/27 L 26-31 H
1987 09/26 L 6-13 A
1988 09/24 W 23-10 H
1989 09/30 W 24-20 A
1992 09/05 L 6-28 H
1993 09/04 W 23-21 A
1994 09/03 L 21-24 H
1995 09/02 L 23-42 A
1996 09/14 W 23-14 H
1997 09/13 L 15-31 A
1998 09/12 L 3-17 H
1999 09/11 L 9-24 A
2000 09/09 W 21-10 H
2001 09/08 W 14-9 A
2002 09/14 L 7-13 H
2003 09/13 L 7-31 A
2004 09/11 L 16-20 H
2005 09/10 L 15-17 A
2006 09/09 L 0-18 H
2007 09/08 W 16-12 A
2008 09/13 L 7-14 H
2009 09/12 L 37-41 A
2010 09/11 W 17-6 H
2011 09/10 W 45-42 A
2012 10/06 W 35-7 H
Georgia College (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
1907 11/16 W 4-0 H
Georgia M.S. (2-0-0)
H: 0-0 A: 2-0
1908 11/04 W 19-5 A
1910 10/15 W 14-0 A
Georgia Pre-Flight (0-1-0)
H: 0-1 A: 0-0
1944 09/30 L 14-20 H
Georgia Tech (9-12-0)
H: 6-0 A: 3-12
1901 11/09 L 0-13 A
1903 11/26 W 16-0 A
1909 10/16 L 0-59 A
1914 10/03 L 0-20 A
1930 10/04 L 0-45 A
1931 10/03 L 13-25 A
1949 11/19 L 3-13 A
1950 09/30 W 7-0 A
1970 09/12 L 20-23 A
1971 09/11 W 24-7 H
1972 09/16 L 6-34 A
1973 09/15 W 41-28 H
1974 09/14 L 20-35 A
1975 09/13 W 23-17 H
1976 09/11 W 27-17 A
1977 09/10 W 17-0 H
1978 10/07 L 3-6 A
1988 10/29 L 0-34 A
1989 09/23 W 21-10 H
1990 09/29 L 6-27 A
1991 10/19 W 23-14 H

Guilford (4-0-0)
H: 4-0 A: 0-0
1900 10/25 W 10-0 H
1902 10/15 W 10-0 H
1903 10/23 W 29-0 H
1904 10/20 W 21-4 H
Hawaii (0-2-0)
H: 0-0 A: 0-2
1977 11/26 L 7-24 A
1981 12/05 L 10-33 A
Houston (1-2-0)
H: 0-1 A: 0-1 N: 1-0
1973 09/21 L 19-27 A
1974 10/05 L 14-24 H
2006 12/29 W 44-36 N
Indiana (0-1-0)
H: 0-0 A: 0-0 N: 0-1
1988 12/28 L 10-34 N
Iowa (0-1-0)
H: 0-0 A: 0-0 N: 0-1
2009 01/01 L 10-31 N
Iowa State (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
1967 09/16 W 34-3 H
Kansas State (2-1-0)
H: 2-0 A: 0-1
1940 10/09 W 20-13 H
1941 11/08 L 0-3 A
1984 11/06 W 49-17 H
Kent State (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
1995 10/07 W 77-14 H
Kentucky (16-7-1)
H: 7-3-1 A: 9-4
1937 11/06 L 7-27 A
1978 09/16 T 14-14 H
1981 10/10 W 28-14 A
1992 09/26 L 9-13 A
1993 09/23 L 17-21 H
1994 09/24 W 23-9 H
1995 09/23 L 30-35 H
1996 10/12 W 25-14 A
1997 10/11 W 38-24 H
1998 10/10 L 28-33 A
1999 10/09 L 10-30 H
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2000 10/07 W 20-17 A
2001 10/06 W 42-6 H
2002 10/12 W 16-12 A
2003 10/09 W 27-21 H
2004 10/16 W 12-7 A
2005 10/08 W 44-16 H
2006 10/07 W 24-17 A
2007 10/04 W 38-23 H
2008 10/11 W 24-17 A
2009 10/10 W 28-26 H
2010 10/16 L 28-31 A
2011 10/08 W 54-3 H
2012 09/29 W 38-17 A
Lenoir (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
1910 10/22 W 33-0 H
Louisiana-Lafayette (2-0-0)
H: 2-0 A: 0-0
2003 08/30 W 14-7 H
2007 09/01 W 28-14 H
LSU (2-17-1)
H: 1-5-1 A: 1-11 N: 0-1
1930 10/11 W 7-6 H
1931 10/10 L 12-19 A
1932 11/05 L 0-6 H
1933 11/05 L 7-30 A
1960 11/05 L 6-35 A
1961 10/14 L 0-42 H
1965 10/23 L 7-21 A
1966 09/17 L 12-28 A
1973 10/27 L 29-33 H
1975 10/25 L 6-24 A
1982 10/23 L 6-14 A
1983 10/22 L 6-20 A
1987 12/31 L 13-30 N
1994 10/01 W 18-17 A
1995 09/30 T 20-20 H
2002 10/19 L 14-38 A
2003 10/18 L 7-33 H
2007 09/22 L 16-28 A
2008 10/18 L 17-24 H
2012 10/13 L 21-23 A
Louisiana Tech (4-0-1)
H: 4-0-1 A: 0-0
1991 10/12 T 12-12 H
1992 11/07 W 14-13 H
1993 09/18 W 34-3 H
1994 09/17 W 31-6 H
1995 09/16 W 68-21 H
Machinists Mates (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
1914 09/30 W 30-7 H
Marquette (1-0-1)
H: 1-0-1 A: 0-0
1949 11/05 W 6-3 H
1950 11/03 T 13-13 H
Marshall (0-1-0)
H: 0-1 A: 0-0
1998 09/19 L 21-24 H
Maryland (11-17-0)
H: 9-6 A: 2-11
1926 10/02 W 12-0 H
1927 10/01 L 0-26 A
1928 10/13 W 21-7 H
1929 10/12 W 26-6 A
1945 12/01 L 13-19 H
1946 11/09 W 21-17 A
1947 09/27 L 13-19 H
1948 11/06 L 7-19 H
1949 10/29 L 7-44 A
1953 10/31 L 6-24 A
1954 10/20 L 0-20 H
1955 10/27 L 0-27 A
1956 11/17 W 13-0 H
1957 11/02 L 6-10 H
1958 11/01 L 6-10 A
1959 10/31 W 22-6 H
1960 10/29 L 0-15 A
1961 10/28 W 20-10 H
1962 10/27 L 11-13 A
1963 09/28 W 21-13 H
1964 09/26 L 6-24 A
1965 10/30 L 14-27 H
1966 10/29 L 2-14 A
1967 10/28 W 31-0 H
1968 10/19 L 19-21 A
1969 10/25 W 17-0 H
1970 10/17 L 15-17 A
1971 10/16 W 35-6 H
Memphis (2-2-0)
H: 1-1 A: 1-1
1963 11/09 L 0-9 A
1966 09/24 L 7-16 H
1971 10/02 W 7-3 A
1972 09/30 W 34-7 H
Mercer (1-1-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-1
1909 11/20 L 3-5 A
1916 11/18 W 47-0 H
Michigan (2-1-0)
H: 0-1 A: 1-0 N: 1-0
1980 09/27 W 17-14 A
1985 09/21 L 3-34 H
2013 01/01 W 33-28 N
Miami (Fla.) (5-8-2)
H: 1-1 A: 4-7-2
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
Miami (Ohio) (2-3-0)
H: 2-2 A: 0-0 N: 0-1
1972 10/21 L 8-21 H
1973 09/29 L 11-13 H
1975 12/20 L 7-20 N
1977 09/17 W 42-19 H
1983 09/10 W 24-3 H
Middle Tennessee St. (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
2006 11/18 W 52-7 H
Mississippi (7-8-0)
H: 4-4 A: 2-3 N: 1-1
1947 10/04 L 0-33 N
1972 09/23 L 0-21 H
1974 10/19 W 10-7 A
1975 10/18 W 35-29 N
1976 10/16 W 10-7 H
1977 10/15 L 10-17 A
1978 10/21 W 18-17 H
1979 10/20 W 21-14 H
1981 09/12 L 13-20 H
1998 10/03 L 28-30 A
1999 10/02 L 10-36 H
2003 11/01 L 40-43 A
2004 10/09 L 28-31 H
2008 10/04 W 31-24 A
2009 09/24 W 16-10 H
Mississippi State (8-6-0)
H: 4-3 A: 4-3
1992 10/17 W 21-6 H
1993 10/16 L 0-23 A
1994 10/16 L 36-41 H
1995 10/14 W 65-39 A
1996 09/28 L 10-14 H
1997 09/27 L 17-37 A
1998 09/26 L 0-38 H
1999 09/25 L 0-17 A
2000 09/23 W 23-19 H
2001 09/20 W 16-14 A
2002 10/05 W 34-10 H
2006 08/31 W 15-0 A
2007 09/29 W 38-21 H
2011 10/15 W 14-12 A
Missouri (1-2-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0 N: 0-2
1979 12/29 L 14-24 N
2005 12/30 L 31-38 N
2012 09/22 W 31-10 H
Navy (5-3-0)
H: 5-1 A: 0-2
1920 11/13 L 0-63 A
1955 10/01 L 0-26 H
1982 11/13 W 17-14 H
1983 11/12 W 31-7 H
1984 11/17 L 21-38 A
1985 11/16 W 34-31 H
1988 11/12 W 19-8 H
2011 09/17 W 24-21 H
Nebraska (1-3-0)
H: 0-1 A: 0-2 N: 1-0
1964 10/10 L 6-28 A
1986 10/04 L 24-27 H
1987 10/03 L 21-30 A
2012 01/02 W 30-13 N
Newberry (11-1-1)
H: 10-1-1 A: 1-0
1914 10/24 T 13-13 H
1914 11/19 W 47-6 A
1915 10/02 W 20-9 H
1916 10/07 L 0-10 H
1917 10/06 W 38-0 H
1920 11/20 W 48-0 H
1921 10/08 W 7-0 H
1923 10/19 W 24-0 H
1943 09/25 W 19-7 H
1944 09/23 W 48-0 H
1946 09/29 W 21-0 H
1947 09/20 W 27-6 H
1948 09/24 W 46-0 H
New Mexico State (2-0-0)
H: 2-0 A: 0-0
2000 09/02 W 31-0 H
2002 08/31 W 34-24 H
North Carolina (17-34-4)
H: 9-14-1 A: 8-18-3 N: 0-2
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
1941 09/27 W 13-7 A
1942 10/03 L 6-18 A
1943 11/06 L 6-21 H
1944 11/04 W 6-0 A
1949 10/08 L 13-28 H
1950 11/18 L 7-14 H
1951 10/13 L 6-21 A
1952 11/15 L 19-27 H
1953 11/07 W 18-0 H
1954 11/06 L 19-21 A
1955 11/05 L 14-32 N
1956 10/06 W 14-0 H
1957 11/09 L 6-28 A
1958 10/11 L 0-6 A
1959 10/10 L 6-19 A
1960 10/22 W 22-6 H
1961 10/21 L 0-17 H
1962 10/20 L 14-19 A
1963 10/26 L 0-7 H
1964 10/24 L 6-24 A
1967 09/23 W 16-10 H
1968 09/28 W 32-27 A
1969 09/27 W 14-6 H
1970 10/10 W 35-21 A
1974 10/26 W 31-23 H
1977 10/22 L 0-17 A
1978 10/28 L 22-24 H
1979 09/08 L 0-28 A
1981 10/24 W 31-13 A
1983 09/03 L 8-24 H
1988 09/03 W 31-10 H
1989 11/11 W 27-20 A
1990 09/08 W 27-5 H
1991 11/16 L 17-21 A
2007 10/13 W 21-15 A
North Carolina M.A. (2-0-0)
H: 2-0 A: 0-0
1901 11/12 W 47-0 H
1902 10/21 W 60-0 H

North Carolina M.C. (0-1-0)
H: 0-1 A: 0-0
1909 10/09 L 0-5 H
North Carolina State/A&M
(27-26-4)
H: 19-9-1 A: 8-17-3
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
1969 10/11 W 21-16 H
1970 09/26 T 7-7 A
1971 09/25 W 24-6 H
1972 10/28 L 24-42 A
1973 11/03 L 35-56 H
1974 11/02 L 27-42 A
1975 11/01 L 21-28 A
1976 10/30 W 27-7 H
1977 10/29 L 3-7 A
1978 11/04 L 13-22 A
1979 11/03 W 30-28 H
1980 10/04 W 30-10 H
1981 10/31 W 20-12 H
1982 10/30 L 3-33 A
1983 10/29 W 31-17 H
1984 11/03 W 35-28 A
1985 11/02 L 17-21 H
1986 11/01 L 22-23 A
1987 10/31 W 48-0 H
1988 10/29 W 23-7 A
1989 10/28 L 10-20 H
1990 10/27 L 29-38 A
1991 11/02 L 21-38 H
1999 09/04 L 0-10 A
2008 08/28 W 34-0 H
2009 09/03 W 7-3 A
Northwestern (0-1-0)
H: 0-0 A: 0-1
1962 09/22 L 20-37 A
Notre Dame (1-3-0)
H: 0-2 A: 1-1
1976 10/23 L 6-13 H
1979 10/27 L 17-18 A
1983 10/08 L 6-30 H
1984 10/20 W 36-32 A
Ohio (2-0-0)
H: 2-0 A: 0-0
1973 10/20 W 38-22 H
1978 10/14 W 24-7 H
Ohio State (2-0-0)
H: 0-0 A: 0-0 N: 2-0
2000 01/01 W 24-7 N
2001 01/01 W 31-28 N
Oklahoma State (1-1-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0 N: 0-1
1979 10/06 W 23-16 H
1984 12/28 L 14-21 N
Pacific (2-1-0)
H: 2-1 A: 0-0
1980 09/06 W 37-0 H
1981 11/07 L 21-23 H
1982 09/04 W 41-6 H
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Penn State (0-2-0)
H: 0-1 A: 0-1
1940 11/02 L 0-12 A
1941 11/29 L 12-19 H
Pittsburgh (1-3-0)
H: 1-1 A: 0-1 N: 0-1
1980 12/29 L 9-37 N
1981 10/03 L 28-42 H
1984 10/13 W 45-21 H
1985 10/05 L 7-42 A
Porter (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
1912 11/16 66-0 W H
Presbyterian (12-3-0)
H: 11-3 A: 1-0
1915 10/09 W 41-0 H
1917 11/24 L 14-20 H
1919 09/27 L 0-6 H
1920 10/21 W 14-0 A
1921 10/22 W 48-0 H
1922 10/07 W 7-0 H
1923 10/06 L 3-7 H
1924 10/17 W 29-0 H
1925 11/20 W 21-0 H
1928 10/19 W 13-0 H
1929 10/18 W 41-0 H
1937 11/20 W 64-0 H
1943 10/09 W 20-7 H
1944 11/11 W 28-7 H
1945 09/29 W 40-0 H
Richmond (1-0-0)
H: 0-0 A: 1-0
1982 09/11 W 30-10 A
Ridgewood (0-0-1)
H: 0-0-1 A: 0-0
1908 10/03 T 0-0 H
St. Albans (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
1902 11/06 W 5-0 H
Sewanee (2-2-0)
H: 2-2 A: 0-0
1922 11/04 L 6-7 H
1924 11/15 L 0-10 H
1930 11/15 W 14-13 H
1932 09/24 W 7-3 H
South Carolina State (2-0-0)
H: 2-0 A: 0-0
2007 09/15 W 38-3 H
2009 10/03 W 38-14 H
South Florida (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
2004 09/18 W 34-3 H
Southern California (1-1-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-1
1980 09/20 L 13-23 A
1983 10/01 W 38-14 H
Southern Illinois (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
1990 11/10 W 38-13 H
Southern Miss (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
2010 09/02 W 41-13 H
Temple (1-1-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-1
1933 09/29 L 6-26 A
2002 09/21 W 42-21 H
Tennessee (7-22-2)
H: 5-8-2 A: 2-14
1903 10/29 W 24-0 H
1916 10/21 L 0-26 A
1919 11/08 T 6-6 H
1929 12/07 L 0-54 A
1942 09/26 T 0-0 H
1965 10/09 L 3-24 A
1966 10/22 L 17-29 A
1969 10/08 L 14-29 A
1970 11/07 L 18-20 H
1971 11/06 L 6-35 A
1992 10/31 W 24-23 H
1993 10/30 L 3-55 A
1994 10/29 L 22-31 H
1995 10/28 L 21-56 A
1996 11/02 L 14-31 H
1997 11/01 L 7-22 A
1998 10/31 L 14-49 H
1999 10/30 L 7-30 A
2000 10/28 L 14-17 H
2001 10/27 L 10-17 A
2002 11/02 L 10-18 H
2003 09/27 L (OT) 20-23 A
2004 10/30 L 29-43 H
2005 10/29 W 16-15 A
2006 10/28 L 24-31 H
2007 10/27 L (OT) 24-27 A
2008 11/01 W 27-6 H
2009 10/31 L 13-31 A
2010 10/30 W 38-24 H
2011 10/29 W 14-3 A
2012 10/27 W 38-35 H
Texas (1-0-0)
H: 0-0 A: 1-0
1957 10/05 W 27-21 A
Troy (3-0-0)
H: 3-0 A: 0-0
2004 09/25 W 17-7 H
2005 09/24 W 45-20 H
2010 11/20 W 69-24 H
Tulane (0-3-0)
H: 0-1 A: 0-2
1932 10/29 L 0-6 A
1948 10/09 L 0-14 A
1963 11/02 L 7-20 H
Tulsa (1-0-0)
H: 0-0 A: 1-0
1948 11/13 W 27-7 A
UAB (3-0-0)
H: 3-0 A: 0-0
2003 09/20 W 42-10 H
2008 09/27 W 26-13 H
2012 09/15 W 49-6 H
Vanderbilt (18-4-0)
H: 8-2 A: 10-2
1961 10/25 W 23-7 A
1992 10/24 W 21-7 A
1993 10/23 W 22-0 H
1994 10/22 W 19-16 A
1995 11/21 W 52-14 H
1996 10/26 W 27-0 A
1997 10/25 W 35-3 H
1998 10/24 L 14-17 A
1999 10/23 L 10-11 H
2000 10/21 W 30-14 A
2001 10/20 W 46-14 H
2002 09/28 W 20-14 A
2003 10/25 W 35-24 H
2004 09/04 W 31-6 A
2005 10/22 W 35-28 H
2006 10/21 W 31-13 A
2007 10/20 L 6-17 H
2008 09/04 L 17-24 A
2009 10/24 W 14-10 H
2010 10/23 W 21-7 A
2011 09/24 W 21-3 H
2012 08/30 W 17-13 A
Villanova (1-4-1)
H: 0-2 A: 1-2 N: 0-0-1
1932 10/01 W 7-6 A
1933 10/07 L 6-15 H
1934 11/10 L 0-20 A
1936 11/07 L 0-14 H
1938 10/28 T 6-6 N
1939 10/06 L 0-40 A
Virginia (21-12-1)
H: 11-4 A: 8-8-1 N: 2-0
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
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 (1-1-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-1
1934 10/06 W 22-6 H
1936 09/26 L 7-24 A
Wake Forest (34-20-2)
H: 23-7-1 A: 8-5 N: 3-8-1
1909 10/23 L 0-8 H
1910 10/27 W 6-0 H
1912 10/05 W 10-3 H
1913 10/11 W 27-10 H
1914 11/07 W 26-0 H
1916 11/04 L 7-33 H
1923 11/29 W 14-7 H
1924 11/27 W 7-0 H
1932 10/08 L 0-6 N
1938 10/08 L 19-20 H
1939 09/23 L 7-19 A
1940 11/28 L 6-7 N
1941 10/11 T 6-6 H
1942 11/27 L 14-33 N
1943 11/25 W 13-2 N
1944 11/23 L 13-19 N
1945 11/22 T 13-13 N
1946 01/01 L 14-26 N
1946 11/28 L 0-35 N
1947 11/27 W 6-0 N
1948 11/25 L 0-38 H
1949 11/23 W 27-20 H
1950 11/25 L 7-14 H
1951 11/24 W 21-6 H
1952 11/29 L 14-39 A
1953 11/26 L 13-19 N
1954 11/27 W 20-19 H
1955 09/24 L 19-34 A
1956 11/22 W 13-0 N
1957 11/30 W 26-7 A
1958 11/27 W 24-7 H
1959 11/28 L 20-43 N
1960 11/26 W 41-20 H
1961 09/30 W 10-7 A
1962 10/13 W 27-6 H
1963 11/16 L 19-20 A
1964 11/14 W 23-13 H
1965 10/16 W 38-7 H
1966 10/15 L 6-10 H
1967 11/04 L 21-35 A
1968 11/09 W 34-21 A
1969 11/15 W 24-6 A
1970 09/19 W 43-7 H
1971 11/20 W 24-7 H
1972 11/04 W 35-3 H
1973 10/13 W 28-12 A
1974 11/16 W 34-21 H
1975 11/15 W 37-26 H
1976 11/13 L 7-10 H
1977 11/12 W 24-14 A
1978 11/18 W 37-14 H
1979 11/17 W 35-14 H
1980 11/15 W 39-38 H
1981 09/05 W 23-6 A
1986 11/15 W 48-21 H
1987 11/14 W 30-0 A
Washington and Lee (2-3-0)
H: 1-2 A: 0-1 N: 1-0
1904 11/24 W 25-0 N
1919 11/15 L 0-26 A
1923 11/17 L 7-13 H
1934 11/29 L 7-14 H
1935 11/23 W 2-0 H
Welsh Neck (3-0-0)
H: 3-0 A: 0-0
1903 10/06 W 89-0 H
1904 10/07 W 14-0 H
1905 10/13 W 14-0 H
West Virginia (4-7-1)
H: 1-2 A: 2-4 N: 1-1-1
1939 10/27 T 6-6 N
1942 10/10 L 0-13 A
1948 10/30 L 12-35 A
1951 10/10 W 34-13 A
1952 11/22 L 6-13 H
1953 11/14 W 20-14 A
1954 10/02 L 6-26 H
1969 12/30 L 3-14 N
1989 09/16 L 21-45 A
1990 11/22 W 29-10 H
1991 09/14 L 16-21 A
1994 01/02 W 24-21 N
Western Carolina (4-0-0)
H: 4-0 A: 0-0
1986 09/13 W 45-24 H
1987 09/12 W 31-6 H
1988 09/10 W 38-0 H
1989 10/21 W 24-3 H
Western Michigan (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
1979 09/15 W 24-7 H
Wichita State (1-0-0)
H: 1-0 A: 0-0
1980 09/13 W 73-0 H
Wofford (19-4-0)
H: 17-2 A: 2-2
1895 11/14 L 0-10 H
1896 11/26 L 4-6 H
1901 11/18 L 5-11 A
1914 11/04 W 25-0 A
1915 11/04 W 33-6 A
1916 10/14 W 23-3 H
1917 11/17 L 0-20 A
1918 11/13 W 13-0 H
1920 10/02 W 10-0 H
1922 10/20 W 20-0 H
1925 10/16 W 6-0 H
1926 10/15 W 27-13 H
1932 10/14 W 19-0 H
1933 09/23 W 31-0 H
1952 09/20 W 33-0 H
1953 11/21 W 49-0 H
1955 09/17 W 26-7 H
1956 09/15 W 26-13 H
1957 09/28 W 26-0 H
2001 11/03 W 38-14 H
2006 09/16 W 27-20 H
2008 09/20 W 23-13 H
2012 11/17 W 24-7 H
Xavier (1-1-0)
H: 0-0 A: 1-1
1936 11/26 L 13-21 A
1938 09/24 W 6-0 A
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GAME-BY-GAME
1977
Date Opponent Att. Yards TD
09/03 Appalachian State 9 40 0
09/10 Georgia Tech 12 36 0
09/17 Miami (Ohio) 6 46 0
09/24 Georgia 9 30 0
10/01 East Carolina 17 78 1
10/08 Duke 15 68 1
10/15 at Ole Miss 7 50 1
10/22 at North Carolina 21 87 0
10/29 at NC State 10 53 0
11/12 at Wake Forest 22 97 0
11/19 Clemson 5 15 0
11/26 at Hawaii 10 23 0
TOTALS 143 623 3
1978
Date Opponent Att. Yards TD
09/09 Furman 12 51 2
09/16 Kentucky 19 63 0
09/23 at Duke 23 150 1
09/30 Georgia 29 128 1
10/07 at Georgia Tech 21 158 0
10/14 Ohio 9 35 0
10/21 Ole Miss –DNP–
10/28 North Carolina 2 3 0
11/04 at NC State 14 68 0
11/18 Wake Forest 27 237 2
11/25 at Clemson 21 123 0
TOTALS 176 1,006 6
1979
Date Opponent Att. Yards TD
09/08 at North Carolina 23 97 0
09/15 Western Michigan 19 93 0
09/22 Duke 28 161 2
09/29 at Georgia 28 152 0
10/06 Oklahoma State 35 165 2
10/20 Ole Miss 27 158 1
10/27 at Notre Dame 30 113 0
11/03 NC State 30 217 1
11/10 at Florida State 21 186 1
11/17 Wake Forest 18 104 1
11/24 Clemson 27 102 0
12/29 Missouri 25 133 0
(Hall of Fame Bowl)
TOTALS 311 1,681 8
1980
Date Opponent Att. Yards TD
09/06 Pacific 13 153 2
09/13 Wichita State 10 108 2
09/20 at Southern California 26 141 1
09/27 at Michigan 36 142 1
10/04 NC State 26 193 3
10/11 Duke 36 224 1
10/18 Cincinnati 22 128 0
11/01 at Georgia 35 168 0
11/08 The Citadel 27 179 2
11/15 Wake Forest 38 177 2
11/22 at Clemson 28 168 0
12/29 Pittsburgh 27 113 0
(Gator Bowl)
TOTALS 324 1,894 14
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, and New Orleans Saints Hall of Fame
Other Career Figures: 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
Rushing Receiving
Year GP Att. Yds. Avg. TD No. Yds. Avg. TD
1977 12 143 623 4.4 3 14 185 13.2 1
1978 10 176 1,006 5.7 6 8 41 5.1 0
1979 12 311 1,681 5.4 8 14 140 10.0 1
1980 12 324 1,894 5.9 14 7 23 3.3 0
Totals 46 954 5,204 5.5 31 43 389 9.1 2
Career Highlights
George Rogers
1980 Heisman Trophy Winner
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Sterling Sharpe
2
37
Sterling Sharpe, who wore No. 2, 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.
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
South Carolina record book, was the school’s all-time rushing leader
for 28 years after his senior season. Wadiak, who rushed for 2,878
yards in his career, had his mark passed by Rogers in 1980. Wadiak led
the team in scoring and rushing all four years he played. His number
was retired in 1951.
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.
Center Mike Johnson, No. 56, became gravely ill before the start of
his junior season and the illness cut short a potentially great football
career. Johnson had finished his sophomore campaign as the regular
center. His number was retired following his death in 1965.
Steve Wadiak
Mike Johnson
George Rogers
38
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Kalimba Edwards
2001
Ko Simpson
2005
Sam DeLuca
1956
Ed Pitts
1959
Billy Gambrell
1962
Bobby Bryant
1966
Warren Muir
1967 & 1969
Dick Harris
1970
John LeHeup
1972
Rick Sanford
1978
George Rogers
1979 & 1980 (Unanimous)
Andrew Provence
1982
James Seawright
1984
Del Wilkes
1984 (Consensus)
Sterling Sharpe
1987
Sheldon Brown
2000
Eric Norwood
2009
First-Team
All-Americans
First-Team
Academic
All-Americans
Mark Fryer
1987 & 1988
Joe Reaves
1991
Frank Mincevich
1954
Alshon Jeffery
2010
Joe Morrison
National Coach of the Year
1984
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
All-South 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
National Coach of the Year
2000
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 back-to-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.
Melvin Ingram
2011 (Consensus)
Jadeveon Clowney
2012 (Unanimous)
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(First, Second, Third Team and Freshman First Team)
2012: Jadeveon Clowney, DE, Associated Press, AFCA, FWAA, Sporting News, Walter Camp,
ESPN.com, CBSSports.com, FoxSportsNext.com, Phil Steele (first team); Ace Sanders,
PR, Phil Steele (2nd team), CBSSports.com (third team); Brandon Shell, OT, Fox-
SportsNext.com, Phil Steele (Freshman)
2011: Melvin Ingram, DE, Associated Press, AFCA, Walter Camp, Sporting News,
SportsIllustrated.com, ESPN.com, Rivals, com, CBSSports.com, Pro Football Weekly
(first team); Phil Steele (second team); Antonio Allen, DB, Associated Press, Rivals. com
(second team); Jadeveon Clowney, DE, FWAA, Sporting News, FoxSportsNext.com,
Rivals.com, CFN.com, CBSSports.com, Phil Steele (Freshman); A.J. Cann, OG,
CFN.com, CBSSports.com, FoxSportsNext,com, Phil Steele, Rivals.com (Freshman),
Mike Matulis, OT, Sporting News (Freshman)
2010: Alshon Jeffery, WR, FWAA, AFCA, ESPN.com, Phil Steele (first team); Walter Camp,
Associated Press, Sports Illustrated CFN.com (second team); Marcus Lattimore, TB,
CFN.com (first team); Walter Camp (second team); Phil Steele (third team); FWAA,
Sporting News, CBSSportsline.com, Rivals.com, Phil Steele, CFN.com (Freshman);
Stephon Gilmore, CB, Associated Press (third team)
2009: Eric Norwood, LB, AP, Walter Camp (first team), SportsIllustrated.com (second team),
Sporting News (third team); Stephon Gilmore, CB, Phil Steele, Scout.com, CFN.com
(Freshman); Alshon Jeffery, WR, FWAA, Phil Steele, Scout.com, CFN.com (Freshman)
2006: Eric Norwood, DE, Sporting News (Freshman)
2005: Ko Simpson, SS, FWAA (first team), CBSSportsline.com (first team), A.P. (third team);
Sidney Rice, WR, Sporting News (Freshman), Rivals.com (Freshman)
2004: Ko Simpson, SS, Sporting News (second team), FWAA (Freshman), Rivals.com
(Freshman)
2002: Langston Moore, NG, Sporting News (third team); Moe Thompson, DE, Sporting News
(Freshman); Lance Laury, LB, Sporting News (Freshman); Na’Shan Goddard, OL,
Sporting News (Freshman)
2001: Sheldon Brown, CB, Sporting News (third team); Kalimba Edwards, OLB, Sporting
News (first team), Football News (third team), A.P. (third team)
2000: Travelle Wharton, OL, Sporting News (Freshman); Deandré Eiland, DB, Sporting News
(Freshman); Sheldon Brown, DB, AFCA (first team), AP (third team); Kalimba Edwards,
A.P. (third team)
1999: Rashad Faison, DB, Sporting News (Freshman)
1998: Kevin Rivers, OL, Sporting News (Freshman)
1997: Jermale Kelly, WR, Sporting News (Freshman)
1992: Steve Taneyhill, QB, Football News (Freshman)
1988: Robert Brooks, WR, Sporting News (Freshman)
1987: Sterling Sharpe, WB, FWAA (first team); Sporting News (first team); UPI (second team);
Football News (second team); A.P. (third team); Brad Edwards, FS, UPI (second team);
A.P. (third team) Roy Hart, NG, A.P. (second team)
1986: Sterling Sharpe, WB, A.P. (third team); Sporting News (second team); Football News
(second team) Todd Ellis, QB, Sporting News (second team)
1984: Del Wilkes, OG, A.P.; Walter Camp Foundation; Kodak Coaches All-America; UPI (second
team) James Seawright, LB, A.P.; FWAA; UPI (second team); Football News (second team)
Bryant Gilliard, DB, Football News (second team) Carl Hill, LB, Football News (Freshman)
1982: Andrew Provence, DT, Sporting News; A.P. (third team)
1980: George Rogers, RB, A.P.; UPI; National Editorial Alliance; American Football Coaches;
Football News; Sporting News; Walter Camp Foundation; FWAA
1979: George Rogers, RB, A.P.; National Editorial Alliance; UPI (second team);
American Football Coaches (second team); Football News (second team)
1978: Rick Sanford, DB, Sporting News
1975: Jeff Grantz, QB, A.P. (second team)
1972: John LeHeup, DT, American Football Coaches
1971: Dick Harris, DB, UPI (second team)
1970: Dick Harris, DB, American Football Coaches; National Editorial Alliance; Football News
1969: Warren Muir, FB, American Football Coaches; Detroit Sports Extra (33-man squad)
1967: Warren Muir, FB, Detroit Sports Extra (33-man squad)
1966: Bobby Bryant, DB, New York Daily News; Detroit Sports Extra
1962: Billy Gambrell, HB, Paul Williamson; Coach and Athlete Magazine (second team);
American Football Coaches (third team); Central Press (third team); Detroit Sports
Extra (third team)
1959: Ed Pitts, T, Paul Williamson
1958: Alex Hawkins, RB, A.P. (third team)
1956: Sam DeLuca, T, Paul Williamson; A.P. (third team)
1954: Frank Mincevich, G, FWAA
Leon Cunningham, C, A.P. (third team); National Editorial Alliance (third team)
1953: Clyde Bennett, E, A.P. (third team)
1952: Norris Mullis, DB, A.P. (second team)
1951: Steve Wadiak, RB, Helms Foundation (second team), Paul Williamson (second team)
1946: Bryant Meeks, C, A.P. (second team)
1942: Louis Sossamon, C, A.P. (second team)
1930: Bob Gressette
Heisman Trophy
1980: George Rogers, RB
Ted Hendricks Award (Top Defensive End)
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 Assistant Coach of the Year
2001: Skip Holtz (All-American Football Foundation)
2000: John Gutekunst (AFCA)
All-SEC
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)
All-Americans
Southeastern Conference (1992-)
National Awards
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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)
SEC Coach of the Year
2010: Steve Spurrier, (Coaches)
2005: Steve Spurrier (AP, CFN.com)
2000: Lou Holtz (AP, Football News)
SEC Defensive Player of the Year
2012: Jadeveon Clowney, DE (Coaches)
SEC Special Teams Player of the Year
2012: Ace Sanders, RS (Coaches)
SEC Coaches’ All-Freshman Team
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
SEC Freshman of the Year
2011: Jadeveon Clowney, DE (Coaches, Rivals.com-Defense)
2010: Marcus Lattimore, TB (AP, Coaches, Sporting News, Rivals.com)
2005: Sidney Rice, WR (Sporting News)
2004: Ko Simpson, SS (AP)
1992: Steve Taneyhill, QB (Offense)
Academic All-SEC
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 Robert-
son, 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, 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
2008: 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 and Greg Wright
2007: 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, and Damien Wright
2006: 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
2005: 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
2004: 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
2003: 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
2002: 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,
2001: 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
2000: 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
1999: Scott Browne, Andre Goodman, Willis Ham, Jim Levandusky,Trevon Matthews,
Jonathan Ragans, Kevin Sides, John Stamper
1998: Thomas Hill, Ryan Koop, Courtney Leavitt, Trevon Matthews, Trey Pennington, Andray
Spearman
1997 Scott Beebe, Shane Burnham, Ryan Koop, Jason Lawson, Courtney Leavitt, Shah
Mays, Donovan Norman, Jim Pietrzak, Gerrick Taylor, Ben Washington
1996 Chad Barnhardt, Scott Beebe, Shane Burnham, Ed Hrubiec, Ryan Koop, Jason Lawson,
Reed Morton, Gerrick Taylor
1995 Shane Burnham, Ryan Koop, Jason Lawson Reed Morton, Ron Nealy, Tom Pritchard,
Stanley Pritchett, Henry Taylor
1994: James Dexter, Boomer Foster, Reed Morton, Ron Nealy, Stanley Pritchett, Marty
Simpson, Elliot Smith, David Turnipseed, Blake Williamson
1993: Boomer Foster, Corey Louchiey, Bru Pender, Marty Simpson, Blake Williamson
1992: Luther Dixon, Chuck Driggers, Troy Duke, Boomer Foster, Ben Hogan, Corey
Louchiey, Mike Muse, Antoine Rivens, Marty Simpson
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All-South Independent
1991: Robert Brooks, WR; Marty Dye, DE; Jay Killen, C
1990: Ike Harris, OT; Collin Mackie, PK; Corey Miller, DE
1989: Harold Green, RB; Ike Harris, OT; Corey Miller, DE; Daren Parker, P
1988: Randy Harwell, C; Kevin Hendrix, DE; Patrick Hinton, LB; Collin Mackie, PK; Ron
Rabune, FS; Robert Robinson, CB
1987: 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
1986: Greg Philpot, FS; Sterling Sharpe, WB
1985: Tony Guyton, DE; Tom O’Connor, P; Greg Philpot, FS
1984: Joe Brooks, DB; Bryant Gilliard, DB; James Seawright, LB; Del Wilkes, OG
1983: Mike Durrah, LB; Chris Norman, P
1982: Mark Fleetwood, PK
1976: Philip Logan, WR
1975: Philip Logan, WR
Coach of the Year
1987: Joe Morrison (AP)
1984: Joe Morrison, (Walter Camp, Football News, Playboy, Athlon)
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
ACC Player of the Year
1962: Billy Gambrell, HB
1958: Alex Hawkins, HB
ACC Jacobs Blocking Trophy
1958: John Saunders
1954: Bill Wohrman
1953: Bill Wohrman
ACC Coach of the Year
1969: Paul Dietzel
Academic All-ACC
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
Atlantic Coast Conference (1953-70)
All-Time Teams
In 1992, South Carolina celebrated its football centennial by selecting two all-time teams
– 12 players from the pre-World War II era (when players went both ways) and 29 from
the modern (postwar) era.
Pre-World War II (1892-1945)
1920-21 Tatum Gressette Back
1928-30 Ed “Bru” Boineau Back
1931-33 Earl Clay Back
1931-33 Fred Hambright Back
1911-15 Luke Hill Lineman
1920-23 Joe Wheeler Lineman
1927-29 Julian Beall Lineman
1940-42 Lou Sossamon Lineman
1935-38 Larry Craig Lineman
1938, 1940 Alex Urban Lineman
1942-43, 1946 Dominic Fusci Lineman
1942-44 James “Skimp” Harrison Lineman
Modern Era (1946-1992)
OFFENSE
1973-76 Steve Courson Guard
1980-81, 1983-84 Del Wilkes Guard
1968-70 Dave DeCamilla Tackle
1978, 1981 Chuck Slaughter Tackle
1945-46 Bryant Meeks Center
1973-75 Mike McCabe Center
1973, 1975 Jay Saldi Tight End
1977-80 Willie Scott Tight End
1967-69 Fred Ziegler Wide Receiver
1983, 1985-87 Sterling Sharpe Wide Receiver
1973-75 Jeff Grantz Quarterback
1948-51 Steve Wadiak Running Back
1977-80 George Rogers Running Back
1986-89 Harold Green Running Back
1987-90 Collin Mackie Placekicker
1988-91 Robert Brooks Kick Returner
DEFENSE
1970-72 John LeHeup Lineman
1980-81 Emanuel Weaver Lineman
1980-82 Andrew Provence Lineman
1983-84, 1986-87 Roy Hart Lineman
1985-88 Kevin Hendrix Lineman
1979-80 Ed Baxley Linebacker
1981-84 James Seawright Linebacker
1988-90 Corey Miller Linebacker
1964-66 Bobby Bryant Defensive Back
1969-71 Dick Harris Defensive Back
1975-78 Rick Sanford Defensive Back
1984-87 Brad Edwards Defensive Back
1974, 1976-78 Max Runager Punter
Southern Conference (1922-52) Independent (1971-91)
1970: Don Brant, DE
1969: Tony Fusaro, G; Bo Davies, B
1968: Tyler Hellams, B
1967: Gene Schwarting, E
1966: Bob Cole, LB; Stan Juk, B
1965: Stan Juk, B
1962: Ken Lester, E
1961: Dave Adam, G
1960: Don Miles, G
1959: Steve Satterfield, B
1958: King Dixon, B
1957: Nelson Weston, G; Bob Long, C;
King Dixon, B
1956: King Dixon, B
1955: Bill Weston, G; Hugh Bell, C;
Carl Brazell, B
1954: Dick Covington, T; Mackie Prickett, B
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South Carolina has produced 11 first-round draft
picks all-time, with six 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 two-time Pro Bowl
selection in 1981 and 1982.
13 Gamecocks have been selected in the last two
drafts.
45 South Carolina players have been drafted since
2000, an average of over three draftees per year.
A Gamecock has been selected in each of the last
12 NFL Drafts.
28 South Carolina defensive backs have been
selected in the NFL Draft, with 14 picked since 2002.
South Carolina has had 188 players drafted.
Year Player Pos. Team Rd Pick
2013 D.J. Swearinger S Texans 2 57
Ace Sanders WR Jaguars 4 101
Marcus Lattimore RB 49ers 4 131
Devin Taylor DE Lions 4 132
DeVonte Holloman LB Cowboys 6 185
T.J. Johnson C Bengals 7 251
Justice Cunningham TE Colts 7 254
2012 Stephon Gilmore CB Bills 1 10
Melvin Ingram DE Chargers 1 18
Alshon Jeffery WR Bears 2 45
Rokevious Watkins OL Rams 5 150
Antonio Allen S Jets 7 242
Travian Robertson DT Falcons 7 249
2011 Chris Culliver CB 49ers 3 80
Cliff Matthews DE Falcons 7 230
2010 Eric Norwood LB Panthers 4 124
Clifton Geathers DE Browns 6 186
2009 Jared Cook TE Titans 3 89
Kenny McKinley WR Broncos 5 141
Jasper Brinkley LB Vikings 5 150
Jamon Meredith OT Packers 5 162
Captain Munnerlyn CB Panthers 7 216
Stoney Woodson DB Giants 7 238
Ryan Succop PK Chiefs 7 256
2008 Cory Boyd RB Buccaneers 7 238
2007 Sidney Rice WR Vikings 2 44
Fred Bennett DB Texans 4 123
2006 Johnathan Joseph CB Bengals 1 24
Ko Simpson S Bills 4 105
2005 Troy Williamson WR Vikings 1 7
Rodriques Wilson LB Bears 7 220
Darrell Shropshire DT Falcons 7 241
2004 Dunta Robinson DB Texans 1 10
Travelle Wharton OT Panthers 3 94
Deandré Eiland DB Vikings 6 184
2003 Langston Moore DT Bengals 6 174
Corey Jenkins DB Dolphins 6 181
Andrew Pinnock RB Chargers 7 229
2002 Kalimba Edwards DE Lions 2 35
Sheldon Brown DB Eagles 2 59
Andre Goodman DB Lions 3 68
Willie Offord DB Vikings 3 70
John Stamper DE Buccaneers 6 193
2000 John Abraham LB Jets 1 13
Arturo Freeman DB Dolphins 5 152
1998 Darren Hambrick LB Cowboys 5 130
Lee Wiggins DB Oilers 6 168
1997 Duce Staley RB Eagles 3 71
Marcus Robinson WR Bears 4 108
Year Player Pos. Team Rd Pick
1996 Stanley Pritchett RB Dolphins 4 118
James Dexter OT Cardinals 5 137
1994 Corey Louchiey OT Bills 3 98
1993 Ernest Dye OT Cardinals 1 18
1992 Robert Brooks WR Packers 3 62
Gerald Dixon LB Browns 3 78
Eddie Miller WR Colts 9 225
1991 Calvin Stephens OG Patriots 3 56
Corey Miller LB Giants 6 167
Mike Dingle RB Bengals 8 211
Ike Harris OG Seahawks 12 324
1990 Harold Green RB Bengals 2 38
Todd Ellis QB Broncos 9 247
1989 Derrick Little LB Buccaneers 6 154
Kevin Hendrix LB Redskins 7 179
1988 Sterling Sharpe WR Packers 1 7
Brad Edwards DB Vikings 2 54
Roy Hart DT Seahawks 6 158
Norman Floyd DB Vikings 11 296
Brendan McCormack DT Giants 12 323
Ryan Bethea WR Vikings 5(s) 0
1987 Raynard Brown WR Lions 10 259
1986 Leonard Burton C Bills 3 77
Kent Hagood RB Chiefs 6 141
Thomas Dendy RB Broncos 11 301
1985 Ira Hillary WR Chiefs 8 210
Earl Johnson DB Saints 9 236
Frank Wright DT Giants 9 240
James Seawright LB Bills 11 282
1984 Rusty Russell OT Eagles 3 60
Rickey Hagood DT Seahawks 4 86
1983 Andrew Provence DT Falcons 3 75
1982 Emanuel Weaver DT Bengals 2 54
DeWayne Chivers TE Bills 6 160
Chuck Slaughter OT Saints 8 198
Johnnie Wright RB Colts 12 307
1981 George Rogers RB Saints 1 1
Willie Scott TE Chiefs 1 14
1980 Steve Bernish DE Giants 11 285
1979 Rick Sanford DB Patriots 1 25
Max Runager P Eagles 8 211
1977 Clarence Williams RB Chargers 5 124
Steve Courson OG Steelers 5 125
Kevin Long RB Jets 7 195
Bill Currier DB Oilers 9 232
1976 Henry Laws DB Cowboys 8 236
Brian Nemeth TE Rams 11 317
Mike McCabe C Lions 12 335
Jeff Grantz QB Dolphins 17 480
1975 Jay Hodgin RB Packers 9 217
1974 Marty Woolbright TE Giants 7 159
Darrell Austin OT Broncos 16 404
1973 Mike Haggard WR Jets 7 169
Rick Brown LB Packers 9 230
John LeHeup LB Bills 10 259
Jackie Brown DB Colts 15 374
1972 Dickie Harris DB Jets 5 114
Bo Davies DB Saints 5 126
Tyler Hellams DB Chiefs 13 335
1971 Jim Poston DT Raiders 11 279
Dan Dyches C Jets 15 370
1970 Warren Muir RB Giants 15 377
1969 Roy Reeves DB Oilers 14 352
1968 Bob Cole LB Steelers 17 444
1967 Bobby Bryant DB Vikings 7 167
Stan Juk LB Dolphins 12 294
Paul Phillips OT Chargers 16 407
1966 Bob Collins T Falcons 13 186
Ron Lamb RB Cowboys 13 190
Year Player Pos. Team Rd Pick
1965 Steve Cox OT Bears 12 157
J.R. Wilburn B Steelers 13 171
Len Sears T Packers 19 262
1964 Tom Gibson G Steelers 6 79
1963 Jim Moss T Cardinals 7 86
James Holler LB Packers 14 196
1962 Jim Costen RB Redskins 14 183
Jim Moss T Giants 20 278
1961 Sam Fewell OT Bears 11 145
1960 Kirk Phares G Packers 7 77
Ed Pitts T 49ers 11 126
Jim Nemeth C Colts 13 154
Joe Gomes B Packers 17 197
1959 Alex Hawkins B Packers 2 13
Don Rogers T 49ers 7 74
Buddy Mayfield E Packers 8 85
John Kompara T Giants 13 155
Bill Jerry T Lions 27 317
1958 Tommy Addison G Colts 12 141
Buddy Nidiffer E Lions 22 265
Jack Ashton G Packers 23 267
Frank Destino B Lions 23 277
Jack Pitt E Lions 28 337
1957 Sam DeLuca T Giants 2 23
Julius Derrick E Giants 15 181
Buddy Frick E Redskins 20 237
Alex Lazzarino T Lions 20 239
Corky Gaines G Giants 28 337
1956 Joe Silas DE Lions 10 110
1955 Leon Cunningham G Lions 8 90
Ed Adams B Packers 13 149
Harry Lovell G Lions 28 336
1954 Clyde Bennett E Giants 3 28
Jim Kincaid B Rams 3 29
Frank Mincevich G 49ers 5 59
Gene Wilson B Redskins 11 128
Hugh Merck T Redskins 15 176
Bill Wohrman B Browns 18 216
Bob King G Giants 19 220
Johnny Grambling B Browns 24 288
Tommy Woodlee B Eagles 30 357
1953 Don Earley G Steelers 21 245
1952 Steve Wadiak B Steelers 3 30
Harry Jabbusch C Cardinals 7 75
John Schuetzner E Packers 24 279
1951 Bishop Strickland B 49ers 6 64
Dave Sparks G 49ers 15 173
Ed Pasky B Browns 16 195
Larry Smith C Bears 20 240
1950 Roger Wilson E Packers 9 108
1948 Phil Alexander T Lions 26 237
1947 Bryant Meeks C Steelers 7 49
Kale Alexander T Lions 9 66
Jim Hunnicutt B Rams 28 263
Claude Harrison B Giants 29 274
James Atwell B Rams 31 291
1946 Pat Thrash E Lions 15 138
1945 George McDonlad T Dodgers 13 123
Skimp Harrison E Dodgers 16 156
Dom Fusci T Redskins 16 160
Stan Nowak E Rams 24 246
1944 Stan Stasica B Rams 8 75
Dom Fusci T Eagles 15 146
Ed Bauer G Redskins 24 248
1943 Lou Sossamon C Steelers 6 47
1942 Joe Krivonak G Packers 6 49
Bill Applegate G Packers 14 129
1939 Larry Craig E Packers 6 49
Ed Clary B Steelers 14 121
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Name Team Position
Antonio Allen New York Jets Safety
Jasper Brinkley Arizona Cardinals Linebacker
Jared Cook St. Louis Rams Tight End
Emanuel Cook Baltimore Ravens Safety
Chris Culliver San Francisco 49ers Cornerback
Justice Cunningham Indianapolis Colts Tight End
Patrick DiMarco Atlanta Falcons Fullback
Clifton Geathers Philadelphia Eagles Defensive End
Stephon Gilmore Buffalo Bills Cornerback
Tori Gurley Cleveland Browns Wide Receiver
DeVonte Holloman Dallas Cowboys Linebacker
Melvin Ingram San Diego Chargers Defensive End
Lemuel Jeanpierre Seattle Seahawks Center
Alshon Jeffery Chicago Bears Wide Receiver
T.J. Johnson Cincinnati Bengals Center
Johnathan Joseph Houston Texans Cornerback
Marcus Lattimore San Francisco 49ers Running Back
Cliff Matthews Atlanta Falcons Defensive End
Jamon Meredith Tampa Bay Buccaneers Offensive Tackle
Captain Munnerlyn Carolina Panthers Cornerback
Sidney Rice Seattle Seahawks Wide Receiver
Travian Robertson Atlanta Falcons Defensive Tackle
Dunta Robinson Kansas City Chiefs Cornerback
Ace Sanders Jacksonville Jaguars Wide Receiver
Weslye Saunders Indianapolis Colts Tight End
Darian Stewart St. Louis Rams Safety
Ryan Succop Kansas City Chiefs Placekicker
D.J. Swearinger Houston Texans Safety
Devin Taylor Detroit Lions Defensive End
Rokevious Watkins St. Louis Rams Offensive Guard
Travelle Wharton Cincinnati Bengals Offensive Guard
As of June 1, 2013
Super Bowl Gamecocks
Players:
Robert Brooks Green Bay 1997
Green Bay 1998
Sheldon Brown Philadelphia 2005
Bobby Bryant Minnesota 1970
Minnesota 1974
Minnesota 1975
Minnesota 1977
Steve Courson Pittsburgh 1979
Pittsburgh 1980
Terry Cousin Carolina 2004
Brad Edwards Washington 1992
Harold Green Atlanta 1999
Ira Hillary Cincinnati 1989
Chris Norman Denver 1987
Dan Reeves Dallas 1971
Dallas 1972
George Rogers Washington 1988
Max Runager Philadelphia 1981
San Francisco 1985
Jay Saldi Dallas 1978
Dallas 1979
Duce Staley Pittsburgh 2006
Rod Wilson Chicago 2007
Anthony Wright N.Y. Giants 2008
Jamar Nesbit New Orleans 2010
Chris Culliver San Francisco 2013
Head Coach:
Dan Reeves Denver 1987
Denver 1988
Denver 1990
Atlanta 1999
Bold-Denotes winning team
Note: List is according to NFL historical rosters, which only
lists a player if he got into at least one game during the
season (practice squads were not taken into account.)
Stephon Gilmore was taken by Buffalo with the 10th pick in the 2012 NFL Draft.
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Arizona Cardinals
Harold Blackwell, B (1945)
James Dexter, OT (1996-99)
Ernest Dye, OL (1993-96, 1998-99)
Billy Gambrell, B (1963-68)
Langston Moore, DT (2005-06)
Dennis Quinn, DE (2003)
Watts Sanderson, OL (2003)
Atlanta Falcons
John Abraham, DE (2006-12)
Corey Atkins, LB (2001)
Terry Cousin, DB (2000)
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 (2011-12)
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)
Dunta Robinson, DB (2010-12)
Darrell Shropshire, DT (2005-08)
Emanuel Weaver, DL (1987)
Baltimore Ravens
Ryan Brewer, RB (2003)
Emanuel Cook, DB (2011-12)
Marcus Robinson, RB (2003)
Anthony Wright, QB (2002-05)
Buffalo Bills
Leonard Burton, C (1986-90)
Stephon Gilmore, CB (2012)
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)
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 (2009-12)
Jamar Nesbit, OL (1999-2002)
Eric Norwood, DE (2010-11)
Cleveland Pinkney, DT (2004)
Travelle Wharton, OT (2004-11)
Chicago Bears
Corey Bridges, WR (2000-01)
Terry Cousin, DB (1997-99)
Al Grygo, B (1944-45)
Alshon Jeffery, WR (2012)
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)
Cincinnati Bengals
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)
Johnathan Joseph, DB (2006-10)
Ronnie Lamb, B (1968-71)
Langston Moore, DT (2003-04, 2009)
Shaun Smith, DT (2004-06, 2009)
Travelle Wharton, OT (2012)
Emanuel Weaver, DL (1982-83)
Anthony Wright, QB (2006)
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)
Darren Hambrick, OLB (2002)
Ricardo Hurley, OLB (2006)
Trevon Matthews, TE (2000)
Max Runager, P (1988)
Shaun Smith, DT (2007-08)
Dallas Cowboys
Corey Atkins, LB (2000)
Clifton Geathers, DE (2010-11)
Darren Hambrick, LB (1998-2001)
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)
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)
Marcus Robinson, WR (2007)
Ken Roskie, B (1948)
Ko Simpson, DB (2009-10)
Henry Taylor, DT (1998-2000)
Green Bay Packers
Robert Brooks, WR (1992-99)
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)
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)
Johnathan Joseph, DB (2011-12)
Dunta Robinson, DB (2004-09)
Indianapolis Colts
Rusty Ganas, DT (1971)
George Gause, DE (2006)
Clifton Geathers, DE (2012)
Alex Hawkins, B, E (1959-65, 1967)
Eddie Miller, WR (1992-93)
Cleveland Pinkney, DT (2001)
Weslye Saunders, TE (2012)
Bill Troup, QB (1974-78)
Johnnie Wright, RB (1981-82)
Jacksonville Jaguars
Terry Cousin, DB (2005-08)
Kerry Hood, WR (2002)
Jason Lawson, HB (1998)
Jamar Nesbit, OL (2003)
Troy Williamson, WR (2009-10)
Kansas City Chiefs
Patrick DiMarco, FB (2012)
Ernest Dixon, OLB (1999)
Lemuel Jeanpierre, OL (2010)
Max Runager, P (1989)
Willie Scott, TE (1981-86)
Shaun Smith, DT (2010, 2012)
Ryan Succop, PK (2009-12)
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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 Brinkler, LB (2009-12)
Bobby Bryant, DB (1968-81)
Brad Edwards, DB (1988-89)
Ira Hillary, WR (1990)
Corey Miller, LB (1999-2000)
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)
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
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)
Dan Reeves, Coach (1993-96)
Anthony Wright, QB (2007)
New York Jets
John Abraham, DE (2000-05)
Antonio Allen, DB (2012)
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)
Oakland Raiders
James Adkisson, TE (2004-08)
Kalimba Edwards, LB (2008)
Keith Franklin, LB (1995)
Rickey Hagood, DL (1985)
Jabari Levey, OL (2006)
Philadelphia Eagles
Sheldon Brown, DB (2002-09)
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)
Ed Holler, LB (1964)
Bryant “Meatball” 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)
San Diego 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)
John Kompara, T (1960)
Andrew Pinnock, RB (2003-08)
Don Rogers, C (1960-64)
Clarence Williams, RB (1997-81)
San Francisco 49ers
Chris Culliver, CB (2011-12)
Dutch Elston, DB (1946-48)
Trey Pennington, TE (2000)
Ken Roskie, B (1946)
Max Runager, P (1984-88)
Dave Sparks, G (1951)
Bishop Strickland, B (1951)
Ben Washington, DB (1999)
Seattle Seahawks
Chris Corley, TE (1987)
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 (2011-12)
Jarriel King, OT (2011)
Lance Laury, LB (2006-09)
Cleveland Pinkney, DT (2005)
Sidney Rice, WR (2011-12)
Rick Sanford, DB (1985)
St. Louis Rams
Ernest Dye, OL (1997-98)
Arthur “Dutch” Elston, QB (1942)
Harold Green, RB (1996)
Darian Stewart, DB (2010-12)
Rod Trafford, TE (2006)
Rokevious Watkins, OL (2012)
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Darrell Austin, OL (1979-80)
Emanuel Cook, DB (2010)
Steve Courson, OG (1984-85)
Patrick Garth, DL (1997)
Jermale Kelly, WR (2002)
Jamon Meredith, OT (2012)
Andre Offing, LB (2005)
Cleveland Pinkney, DL (2003)
John Stamper, DL (2002)
Derek Watson, RB (2005)
Rod Wilson, LB (2008-10)
Tennessee Titans
Jared Cook, TE (2009-12)
Bill Currier, DB (1977-79)
Phil Petty, QB (2002)
Shaun Smith, DT (2011)
Lee Wiggins, DB (1998)
Washington Redskins
Jon Alston, OL (2005)
Mathew Campbell, OL (2001-02)
Brad Edwards, DB (1990-93)
Elzaphan “Zip” Hanna, G (1945)
John Keenan, G (1944-45)
James “Blackie” Kincaid, B (1954)
Zion McKinney, FL (1980)
Melvin Paige, OL (2002)
George Rogers, RB (1985-87)
Dave Sparks, G (1954)
Clarence Williams, RB (1982-83)
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–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
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
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
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
Armstrong, Mike: 1987-88
Arnold, Brian: 2004
Arnold, Danny: 1985
Arrowsmith, Dewitt: 1938, 1940-41
Ary, T.S.: 1943
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
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
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
Banag, Yvan: 2005-06-07-08
Bank, Chris: 1968-69-70
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
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
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
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
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
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, 1946-47
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
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
Bryan, William: 2002
Bryant, Bobby: 1964-65-66
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
Byrd, Sonny: 1944
Byrne, Billy: 2011
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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
Candler, Stan: 1976
Cann, A.J.: 2011-12
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
Carter, Berte: 1908-09
Carter, Casper: 1973, 1975-76-77
Carter, Daryl: 1991-92
Carter, Elmore (Bobo): 1940-41, 1946
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: 1981-82
Chambliss, James: 1983
Chaney, Don: 1992
Chappelle, Chap: 1921-22
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
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
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
Cooper, J.F.: 1925-26, 1928
Cooper, Jimmy: 1950, 1952
Cooper, John: 1989
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
Crouch, J.E.: 1907
Crouch, James T.: 1916, 1920
Crowley, Harry: 1955
Crumpler, Rich: 1976
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
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Danielowski, Cas: 1981-82-83
Daniels, Ricky: 1984-85,1987
Dantonio, John: 1975-76-77-78
Dantonio, Mark: 1976-77-78
Dargan, Alex: 1907
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
Davis, Robbie: 1971
Davis, Terrell: 2004-05
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Davis, Todd: 1997
Davis, Zola: 1995-96-97-98
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
DePasquale, Kerry: 1974-75-76
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
Dick, H.M.: 1911
Dickens, Bill: 1964-65-66
Dickerson, Josh: 2009-10
Dickinson, Sonny: 1963-64
Dietz, Emmett: 1951
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 Jr.: 2012
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
Dowling, Geddes: 1904
Doyle, Joe: 1978, 1980-81
Drawdy, Bobby: 1951-52-53
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
Duncan, Dale: 1972-73
Duncan, Hayden: 1974
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
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Eades, Bud: 1945
Earley, Don: 1950-51-52
Eckerson, Hutch: 2006, 2008-09-10
Edens, H.H. (Hap): 1928-29-30
Edmunds, Blake: 1922-23
Edwards, Brad: 1984-85-86-87
Edwards, Buck: 1921
Edwards, Kalimba: 1998-99-2000-01
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
Ellington, Bruce: 2011-12
Elliott, Ricky: 1980-81
Ellis, Kenrick: 2007
Ellis, Phil: 1979-80-81-82
Ellis, Todd: 1986-87-88-89
Elston, Arthur (Dutch): 1939, 1941
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
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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, 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, J. B.: 1935
Fennell, W. W.: 1924-25
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
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): 1899-1900, 1902
Frick, Buddy: 1954-55-56
Frierson, Larry: 1977
Frisby, Tim: 2005
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
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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
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
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
Gomes, Joe: 1958-59
Goodman, Andre: 1998-99-2000-01
Goodman, Martin: 1919
Goodman, Mikal: 1999, 2002-03
Goodrich, Joel: 1960-61-62
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, Harold: 1986-87-88-89
Green, John: 1975-76-77
Green, Ray: 1996-97-98-99
Greene, Norman: 1991-92-93
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
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
Gurley, Tori: 2009-10
Guyton, Tony: 1983-84-85
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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
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
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, 1980
Harper, Steve: 1976
Harralson, Dan: 1944-45, 1948
Harrelson, Louis: 1951
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
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
Haynes, Albert: 1988-89-90-91
Haynes, Kenny: 1986-87-88-89
Haywood, Carlton: 1971
Heffner, Antonio: 2005
Hellams, Tyler: 1968, 1970-71
Helmly, Hook: 1945
Hempley, Gus: 1939
Henderson, Hal: 1980-81
Henderson, Maurice: 1996-97
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
Hinton, Patrick: 1987-88-89-90
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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
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
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
Huskey, Freeman: 1931-32-33-34
Hutcherson, Darion: 1998
Hutchinson, Marco: 1997-98-99-2000
Hyde, Tristram: 1905
Hyder, George: 1984-85
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Inabinet, Walker: 2010-11-12
Ingram, Melvin: 2007, 2009-10-11
Injaychock, Tom: 1977
Inman, Jerry: 1990-91-92-93
Irons, Kenny: 2002
Isaac, Brandon: 2005-07
Isom, Buck: 1945
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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
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, Charlie: 1955-56-57
Johnson, David: 1985-86
Johnson, Don: 1955-56-57
Johnson, Earl: 1982-83-84
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, 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
Jones, Philip: 1998-99-01
Joseph, Johnathan: 2005
Jowers, Jeff: 1963, 1966
Joye, Walter: 1927-28
Joyner, Buster: 1927-28
Juk, Stan: 1964-65-66
June, Jerod: 2005-06
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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, Vincent: 1936
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, 1953
King, Bob: 1950, 1952-53
King, Heyward: 1957
King, Jarriel: 2008-09-10
Kingrey, Bryan: 2006-07-08
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
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
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Laggis, David: 2004-05-06
Lamb, Ronnie: 1963-64-65
Lambert, Orus: 2003-04-05
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
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
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
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
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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
Marino, Bobby: 1973-74-75
Marion, W.F.: 1919-20
Marion William: 1905
Markett, Lamar (Marty): 2010-11
Markle Eric: 1987-88
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
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 E.: 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
McGuire, Justin: 2002
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
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
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
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
Mooney, Kevin: 1970
Moore, D.L.: 2009-10-11-12
Moore, J.H. (Dummy): 1917-18
Moore, Jack: 1929-30
Moore, Langston: 1999-2000-01-02
Moore, Paul: 1903-04-05
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
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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
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Nash, Jimmy: 1969-70-71
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: 1998-99-2000-01
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
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
Nunn, Kyle: 2008-09-10-11
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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
Osborne, Rut L.: 1915,1917
Overstreet, Anthony: 1998-99-2000
Overstreet, Charlie: 1961
Owens, Calvin: 1994-95-96-97
Owens, Edgar E. (Mgr.): 1956-57
Ozburn, John (Red): 1946-47-48
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Padgett, Benny: 1968-69-70
Paige, Melvin: 1998-99-2000-01
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
Paul, A.M.: 1911
Paulk, Rodney: 2006-07, 2010-11
Pavlovic, Robert: 2005-06-07
Payne, Johnny: 1972
Payne, Ricky: 1974-75, 1977
Peacock, Gleen: 1984-85
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: 1978, 1981
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: 1999-2000-01-02
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
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
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Quarles, Buddy: 1984-85, 1987
Quarles, Kelcy: 2011-12
Quinn, Dennis: 1999-2000-01-02
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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
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, 1967-68
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
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
Robertson, Arthur N.B.: 1935
Robertson, Travian: 2007-08, 2010-11
Robinson, Corey: 2012
Robinson, Dave: 1920
Robinson, Dunta: 2001-02-03
Robinson, Gene: 1935, 1937-38
Robinson, Kenneth: 1982-83, 1985-86
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
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
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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
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
Satterfield, Steve: 1957-58-59
Saunders, John: 1957-58-59
Saunders, Weslye: 2007-08-09
Saye, J.H.: 1915
Saylor, Kevin: 2002
Saylor, Marc: 1992
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
Shaw, Jared: 2012
Shaw, Joe: 1943
Shea, Walt: 1950-51-52
Shealy, Bobby: 1954
Shealy, John: 1976
Shell, Brandon: 2012
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, 1981
Slay, Darel: 2002-03
Sligh, C.E.: 1909
Sligh, Thomas: 1905
Sligh, Waldeck: 1911-12-13
Smelley, Chris: 2007-08
Smith, Anthony: 1983-84-85-86
Smith, Bamey: 1928
Smith, Bumey: 1919
Smith, Danny: 1984-85-86-87
Smith: DeAngelo: 2011-12
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, Joe: 1975
Smith, Jule: 1964-65
Smith, Larry: 1949-50-51
Smith, Quin: 2009-10-11-12
Smith, Robert: 1993, 1995
Smith, Ronnie: 1992-93-94-95
Smith, Shaun: 2001
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, Andray: 1996-97-98
Spears, Stan: 1957-58
Spikes, Carlos: 1998-99-2000-01
Spinks, Randy: 1973
Sport, Will: 2012
Spurrier, Scott: 2008-09
Stackhouse, Isaac: 2003
Stafford, Lanard: 2005-06-07
Staley, Duce: 1995-96
Staley, Frank: 1959-60-61
Stamper, John: 1998-99-2000-01
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, Shawn: 1992
Stevens, Al: 1978-79
Stevenson, Scott: 1983
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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
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
Suttle, Ben: 1944
Sutton, Chaz: 2010-11-12
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
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Talley, Andrew: 1917
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
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Carolina Hall of Fame
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
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
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
2006:
Bob Crombie, Tim Lewis, B.J. McKie,
Willie Scott, Steve Taneyhill,
Tiffany Tootle, Terrence Trammell
2007:
Kip Bouknight, Charlotte Hamilton (Giese),
Wade King, Clint Mathis, Lisa Misipeka
2008:
Collin Mackie, Henry Martin, Carl Paulson,
Brad Snyder, Emily White, Clarence
Williams, Brian Winters, Josh Wolff

2009:
Marty Baltzegar, Tom Riker, Art Swarts,
Kyle Thompson, Harold White, Tonique
Williams-Darling
2010:
Doug Allison, Aleen Bailey, Weems Baskin,
Ashley Edlund (Heidtke), Kristy
McPherson, Andrew Provence, John
Saunders, Fred Wadsworth
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
Since the University of South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame
was created in 1967, 138 members have been selected by the
University of South Carolina Association of Lettermen.
DOUG ALLISON (2010)
Soccer º 1984·87
First-team All-American in 1987... named to the
NSCAA All-South Region team in 1985, ‘86 and
‘87... is the career record holder in points (158)
and goals (63) and is 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)... later served as an assistant
coach at Carolina.
RAY AVANT (2004)
8oxIng º 1948·60
Two-time Southern Conference boxing
champion of the late 1940s.
ALEEN BAILEY (2010)
Track & Field º 1999·Z008
Sprinter from St. Mary, Jamaica... nine-time
All-American... 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 Track & Field team championship...
won a gold medal in the 2004 Olympics in the
4x100m relay.
MARTY BALTZEGAR (2009)
8orrar º 1984·87
Four-year letterwinner from 1984-87... earned
All-America honors as a senior... anchored a
Gamecock defense that allowed just 10 goals
for the entire 1987 campaign.
WEEMS BASKIN (2010)
Track & Field º 1948·69
A head track coach for 33 years, most at the
University of South Carolina... compiled an
overall record of 90-47 in dual meet competi-
tion... a former president of the National Col-
legiate Track & Field Coaches Association... is
a member of the South Carolina Track & Field
Hall of Fame, the Georgia Track & Field Hall of
Fame, the USATF Hall of Fame and the Helms
Foundation Track & Field Hall of Fame... Caro-
lina’s outdoor track is named in his honor.
EARL BASS (1989)
8asabaII º 197Z·76
Compiled a won-loss record of 34-3, despite
missing most of the 1973 season with an arm
injury... first-team All-America 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), earned run average (1.34), and 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)
FooIbaII º 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.
CLYDE “MULE” BENNETT (2003)
FooIbaII º 1961·68
Played both offense and defense as a two-way
end at USC... earned All-Atlantic Coast
Conference 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... is a retired
USAF colonel.
SOLOMON BLATT (1974)
The late Speaker Emeritus of the South Carolina
House of Representatives... the University of
South Carolina 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... a native of Blackville, S.C.
ED BOINEAU (1970)
FooIbaII º 19Z8·80
Three-year letterman on the gridiron for South
Carolina... played for Coach Billy Laval...
nickname was “Bru”... helped the Gamecocks
to three consecutive winning campaigns and a
three-year total 18-11-2 mark.
KIP BOUKNIGHT (2007)
8asabaII º 1998·01
Winningest pitcher in South Carolina history...
compiled a career record of 45-12 in a four-year
span, pitching a school-record 482 innings
and starting a school-record 66 games... 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.
ROBERT BROOKS (2003)
FooIbaII º 1988·91
Fifth-leading receiver at USC with 156 career
catches for 2,211 yards... was a Freshman
All-America selection by The Sporting News
in 1988... set school record with 19 career
touchdown receptions... played seven seasons
for the Green Bay Packers (1992-98) and was
part of Super Bowl XXXI championship team...
credited with start of the “Lambeau Leap” in
Green Bay.
BOBBY BRYANT (1979)
FooIbaII º 1964·66
8asabaII º 1966·67
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.
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EARL CLARY (1967)
FooIbaII º 1981·88
Was All-Southern in 1933 as a running
back... earned three letters... was nicknamed
the “Gaffney Ghost”... Gamecocks compiled a
16-11-4 mark during his career... USC defeated
Clemson all three years... played for Coach
Billy Laval.
RONNIE COLLINS (2002)
8askaIbaII º 1961·64
Led team in scoring during the 1963-64
season with 23.7 points per game... led team
in rebounding during the 1961-62 season,
averaging 8.4 boards a game... posted
1,256 points during his career in the Garnet
and Black... named to the Atlantic Coast
All-Conference team in 1964... selected to the
ACC All-Tournament second team in 1962.
MIKE COOK (2011)
8asabaII º 1988·86
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-America selection 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 California
Angels.
LARRY CRAIG (1976)
FooIbaII º 1986·88
Named All-Southern Conference as an end...
lettered all four years... played professionally
for the NFL Green Bay Packers (1939-49)...
coached by Don McAllister (1935-37) and Rex
Enright (1938).
BOB CROMBIE (2006)
Trark & FIaId º 1968·66
Three-year ACC champion in the 880-yard and
mile runs... never lost a race on the Weems
Baskin track.
LEON CUNNINGHAM (1980)
FooIbaII º 1961·64
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 All-Southern Conference (1952)
as a linebacker... named All-Atlantic Coast
Conference in 1953 and 1954 as a center...
lettered all four seasons... played pro football
with the Detroit Lions of the NFL in 1955.
SAM DANIEL (1967)
TannIs º 1986·87
Was one of the top amateur players in the
state for many years... coached tennis at South
Carolina ... was a local professional... also
directed the Richland County Tennis Center...
the school’s tennis stadium is named for him.
SAM DELUCA (2005)
FooIbaII º 1964·66
Played tackle for Coach Rex Enright and Coach
Waren Giese... was a third-team All-American
(AP) as a senior... on the 33-man Paul
Williamson All-America team... won the Jacobs
Blocking Trophy... played for the San Diego
Chargers in the American Football League and
then played guard with the New York Jets...
involved with radio advertising in New York
and was the color analyst for the New York Jets
television broadcasts... member of the state of
South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame.
KENT DEMARS (2011)
Man's TannIs º 1984·Z010
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.
THOMAS DENDY (2012)
Football º 1982-85
Lettered at running back from 1982-85, rushing
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.
PAUL DIETZEL (2012)
Football/Athletics Director º 1966-74
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 South Carolina into national
baseball prominence.
KING DIXON (1991)
FooIbaII º 1966·68
kIhIaIIrs ûIrarIor º 1988·9Z
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... South Carolina
athletics director from 1988-92.
EARL DUNHAM (1997)
FooIbaII º 1986·88
8askaIbaII º 1987
8asabaII º 1987·88
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
Gamecock basketball squad was 13-7, 8-4 in
the Southern Conference in 1937.
ASHLEY EDLUND (HEIDTKE) (2010)
Volleyball º 1996·98
Four-time AVCA All-region selection... four-
time All-SEC pick (1st-team 1996-98)... two-
time SEC All-Tournament selection... 1999
USC Athlete of the Year... ranks among Caro-
lina’s top-10 in career assists, assists per set,
aces, aces per set, digs and digs per set... to-
taled over 5,000 assists during her career.
BRAD EDWARDS (2003)
FooIbaII º 1984·87
Named second-team All-America by United
Press International and a third-team selection
by the Associated Press 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.
DAWN ELLERBE (2005)
Trark & FIaId º 1998·97
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
All-American.
TODD ELLIS (2005)
FooIbaII º 1986·89
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 of
his four years at South Carolina... a graduate
of USC Law School, works as an attorney in
Columbia... is the play-by-play announcer for
Carolina Football.
ALEX ENGLISH (1988)
8askaIbaII º 1978·76
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 records for career minutes played
(4,113), field goals made (855), field goals
attempted (1,590) and is third on list in blocked
shots (230) and in career rebounds (1,064)...
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 Pacers, Denver Nuggets,
Dallas Mavericks)... 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... averaged 30+
minutes and 20+ points an outing for 10
seasons with Denver... had his jersey #2 retired
by Denver in April 1993.
REX ENRIGHT (1968)
FooIbaIIlkIhIaIIr ûIrarIor º 1988·60
Head football coach from 1938-42 (record:
17-27-4) and from 1946-55 (record: 47-42-
3)... career mark was 64-69-7... was athletic
director from 1938-60... the South Carolina
athletic department office building was named
in his honor.
SHEILA FOSTER (1993)
8askaIbaII º 1979·8Z
Four-year letterwinner... two-time All-
American (1981-82)... Gamecocks’ all-time
leader in games played (134), points (2,266)
and rebounds (1,427)... squad compiled a
93-41 (.694) record in her career, including
an outstanding 43-8 mark at home... career
scoring average (16.9) and rebounding average
(10.6) both rank third in school history... her
jersey #53 is one of two women’s basketball
numbers retired... native of Boiling Springs,
S.C.... played professionally in Italy.
ZAM FREDRICK (2002)
8askaIbaII º 1978·81
Led the nation in scoring during the 1980-81
season, averaging 28.9 points per game...
scored 1,383 career points... ranks in the
USC record book with a career average of
13.7 points per game... played professionally
in Europe... is the head basketball coach at
Calhoun County (SC) High School.
WELDON B. “SARGE” FRYE (2003)
8uparvIsor oI FarIIIIIas º 1968·97
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... was
named National Groundskeeper of the Year
in 1993 by American Baseball Coaches
Association.
J.D. FULLER (2011)
FooIbaII º 1979·88
Standout linebacker from Cross Hill, S.C...
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)
VoIra oI Iha ûamarorks º 196Z·96
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
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“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... broadcast
University of Arkansas football and basketball
and Georgia Tech football (1965-66)... native
of Ridley Park, Pa.
DOMINIC FUSCI (1993)
FooIbaII º 194Z·48, 46
Three-year letterman... played for Coach Rex
Enright in 1942 and 1946, and Coach J.P.
Moran in 1943... 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”...
native of New York City.
BILLY GAMBRELL (1991)
FooIbaII º 1960·6Z
Trark º 1961
Earned letters in football from 1960-62...
lettered in track in 1961... won the ACC indoor
long jump championship in 1961 where he
jumped better than 23 feet... racked up over
2,300 yards during his career... played seven
seasons of professional football in the NFL with
the St. Louis Cardinals and Detroit Lions... also
played briefly in the Canadian Football League.
JOHNNY GRAMLING (2000)
FooIbaII º 1961·68
8asabaII º 196Z·68
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... Ied 1975 USC club 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 NFL’s
Miami Dolphins.
HAROLD GREEN (2002)
FooIbaII º 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 the
school record.
GARY GREGOR (2003)
8askaIbaII º 1966·68
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.
BOB GRESSETTE (2005)
FooIbaII º 19Z8·80
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... went home to St. Matthews where
he ran an automobile dealership and was
elected mayor.
TATUM GRESSETTE (1993)
FooIbaII º 19Z0·Z1
8asabaII º 19ZZ
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... played for
Coach Sol Metzger... 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)
FooIbaII º 1981·88
Won the South Carolina Blocking Trophy in
1931... lettered in football from 1931-33...
played for Coach Billy Laval... Gamecocks
notched a combined 16-11-4 mark on the
gridiron... played pro football with the AAFC
New York Yankees in 1937.
CHARLOTTE HAMILTON (GIESE)(2007)
8WImmIng º 1977·80
First women’s swimming & diving All-American
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)
8askaIbaII º 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)
FooIbaII º 1969·71
Named first-team All-America by the American
Football Coaches Association... All-ACC...
ranks as one of the top return specialists in
South Carolina history... during his career,
he accumulated 162 returns (kickoff return/
punt return/interception return) for 2,767 yards
and six touchdowns (17.1 yards per return)...
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.
OTIS HARRIS (2011)
Man's Trark & FIaId º Z001·04
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.
ALEX HAWKINS (1970)
FooIbaII º 1966·68
Was named the Atlantic Coast Conference
Player of the Year in 1958... played halfback...
Associated Press Third-Team All-America
(1958)... played in the 1959 Senior Bowl...
played for Coach Warren Giese... Gamecocks
notched a 19-11 mark in that span... 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)
TannIs º 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... first-team All-ACC three
years, ACC Player of the Year 1968, first-team
All-America 1968... former N. C. 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)
FooIbaII º 1911·16
Only one sport, five-year letterman in South
Carolina history... nickname was “Luke”...
coached by John H. Neff (1911) and N.B.
Edgerton (1912-15)... helped the Gamecocks
to three winning campaigns and an overall
record of 20-17-5.
JAY LYNN HODGIN (2012)
Football º 1972-74
Varsity running back for three years (1972-74)...
rushed for 2,478 yards, averaging 4.8 yards
per carry... scored 22 rushing touchdowns...
returned a kickoff for a touchdown in the
Houston Astrodome in 1973... scored three
touchdowns against Clemson during his career.
FRANK JENKINS (1976)
8oxIng º 1986·88
One of only three boxers to be inducted into the
South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame.
SHANNON JOHNSON (2004)
8askaIbaII º 199Z·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)
8oIIbaII º 1996·97
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)
8askaIbaII º 1971·78
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 jump-ball, 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 second-team All-America in 1973.
JEFF KEFALOS (2011)
Man's TannIs º 1978·76
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 .881 (104-14)
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 second-highest mark
at Carolina, as is his career doubles winning
percentage (.844; 81-15)... the combination
of singles and doubles prowess makes him
the program record-holder in combined career
winning percentage as he lost just 29 of the 214
matches for a .864 mark.
WADE KING (2007)
8WImmIng º 1986·89
A 12-time All-American, earning All-America
honors in all four years in which he competed...
out of the 19 swimming events available he
graduated with school records in seven.
HEATHER LARKIN (2012)
Volleyball º 1994-97
One of four four-time All-SEC competitors in
South Carolina volleyball history, earning first-
team honors each season from 1995 to 1997...
the Lake Elmo, Minn., native led the team in
kills and hitting percentage in her final two
seasons while also leading in blocks in 1995
and aces in 1996... fourth 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.
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T. ALLEN LEGARE (1989)
8oxIng º 1989
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 º 1970-72
Named to the first team Coaches All-American
squad in 1972... in the 1972 Gamecock Football
media guide, head coach Paul Dietzel is quoted
as saying...”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)
8asabaII º 1978·76
USC baseball 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)
Men’s Golf º 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 Southeastern
Intercollegiate... also captured the 1981
Eastern Amateur... played professionally on
the PGA Tour before returning to his alma
mater as head coach from 1985-95... as head
coach, led the Gamecocks to four NCAA
Championship appearances and he guided
Carolina to the 1991 Metro Conference title...
coached six All-Americans, including PGA
Tour professionals Carl Paulson and Brett
Quigley.
SIEW AI LIM (2011)
woman's ûoII º 199Z·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 recorded
a 74.35 stroke 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 from
1997-2000 and on the LPGA Tour from 1999-
2008... originally from Malaysia.
DICK LITTLE (1970)
Trark º 1987·89
Three-year letter winner in track.
WARREN LIPKA (2012)
Men’s Soccer º 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... second all-time
in school history with an .839 career save
percentage.
KEVIN LONG (2002)
FooIbaII º 1974·76
Led the team in rushing in 1975 with 1,133
yards, the third 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... eighth all-time in yards per carry with
5.3... seventh all-time in yards per game with
67.8... played for the New York Jets from 1977
to 1981... also played in the USFL in 1983
(Chicago) and in 1984-85 (Arizona).
COLLIN MACKIE (2009)
FooIbaII º 1987·90
A local product from Irmo... remains the
leading scorer in Carolina football history,
accumulating 330 points... had the two most
productive seasons ever for field goals, booting
25 in 1987, and 19 in 1988... 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.
HENRY MARTIN (2008)
8askaIbaII º 1948, 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
as the Gamecocks defeated Clemson in 1949.
CLINT MATHIS (2007)
8orrar º 1994·97
Carolina’s first two-time soccer All-American
(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 (55 goals and 15 assists).
HAROLD MAUNEY (1971)
FooIbaII º 198Z·84
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)
FooIbaII º 1978·76
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)
haad 8askaIbaII 6oarh º 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)
8askaIbaII º 1996·Z000
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... native of Irmo, S.C.
KRISTY MCPHERSON (2010)
Golf º 1999·Z008
2001 and 2002 SEC Champion... one of only
two repeat champions in SEC women’s golf his-
tory... 2003 SEC Player of the Year... 2003 Hon-
da 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 re-
cords in career wins (6), top-five finishes (18)
and top-10 finishes (25)... three-time NGCA
first-team All-American and four-time All-SEC
selection.
BRYANT MEEKS JR. (1972)
FooIbaII º 1946·46
Tabbed All-Southern Conference as a center in
1946... nickname was “Meatball”... Associated
Press second-team All-America 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.
FRANK MINCEVICH (1975)
FooIbaII º 196Z·64
Selected first-team All-America in 1954 by the
FWAA... was an All-Atlantic Coast Conference
guard during the 1953 and 1954 seasons...
played for Coach Rex Enright... South Carolina
compiled an 18-12 mark in his career... played
in the 1955 Senior Bowl and the 1954 North-
South Shrine Bowl.
LISA MISIPEKA (2007)
Trark & FIaId º 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 213-3, 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.
JIM MOSS (1997)
FooIbaII º 1960·6Z
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)... played one season
for Coach Warren Giese and two seasons for
Coach Marvin Bass.
WARREN MUIR (2003)
FooIbaII º 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”... went on to
a career as a civil engineer.
RUTLEDGE L. OSBORNE (1974)
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)
8askaIbaII º 1969·71
The only 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.
MARTHA PARKER (1995)
8askaIbaII º 1986·89
Finished her career as the fourth-leading scorer
in Carolina women’s basketball history with
1,728 points... is one of only two 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... is a native of Columbia
and was a high school standout at Hammond
Academy.
CARL PAULSON (2008)
ûoII º 1990·98
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.
ED PITTS (2002)
FooIbaII º 1967·69
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.
ALLEN POWERS (2001)
Man's ûoII º 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.
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JIM PRICE (2005)
kIhIaIIr TraInar º 1969·90
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.
TOM PRICE (2001)
SID/ Assistant Athletics Director/
hIsIorIan º 196Z·Z008
A journalism graduate from 1951 who joined
the USC athletics staff in 1962 after 11 years
in wire service journalism... served as sports
information director from 1962-1985, assistant
athletics director for media relations from 1985-
92 and historian-consultant from 1992-2008...
inducted into College Sports Information
Directors of America Hall of Fame in 1981...
honorary lifetime member USC Association
of Lettermen 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
football, basketball, baseball and other sports.
MACKIE PRICKETT (1995)
FooIbaII º 1964·66
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 come-from-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.
ANDREW PROVENCE (2010)
FOOTBALL º 1980·8Z
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... second on
the career list in tackles for loss (35.0) and in
sacks (26.0)... set the single-season sacks re-
cord 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 the Atlanta Falcons in the third round of the
1983 NFL Draft.
JUNE RAINES (2000)
haad 8asabaII 6oarh º 1977·96
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.
DAN REEVES (1977)
FooIbaII º 196Z·64
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.
BOBBY RICHARDSON (2004)
8asabaII º 1970·76
Head baseball coach at USC from 1970-76, 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.
TOM RIKER (2009)
8askaIbaII º 1970·7Z
Earned first-team Associated Press All-America
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)
Trark º 1941·48
Held the school record for many years in the
100-yard dash with a time of :09.5.
JOHN ROCHE (1979)
8askaIbaII º 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 second-leading career
free throw percentage shooter (.821)... lettered
from 1969-71... was the first-round draft pick
of the NBA Phoenix Suns in 1971... played
professionally with the New York Nets in the
ABA (1972-73), the ABA Kentucky Colonels
(1973-74), the ABA Utah Stars (1975), the NBA
Los Angeles Lakers (1976) and the NBA Denver
Nuggets (1980-81)... played professionally in
Italy in the late 1970s.
BILL ROGERS (1969)
FooIbaII º 19Z4·Z6
8asabaII º 19Z6·Z7
8askaIbaII º 19Z6·Z7
Earned nine letters while lettering in 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.
GEORGE ROGERS (1987)
FooIbaII º 1977·80
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
rushing... set numerous Gamecock rushing and
scoring records, including most career rushing
yards (5,204); most yards rushing in a single
season (1,894); and most career touchdowns
(33)... 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 single-game
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 Washington
Redskins.
NORMAN RUCKS (1969)
Trark º 1946·48
Won the 1948 NCAA 400-meter run... nickname
was “Scooter”... participated in the 1948 United
States Olympic Trials.
KATRINA ANDERSON SACOCO (2003)
8askaIbaII º 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... spent nine years as a college coach
(Coker & Lander).
RICK SANFORD (2002)
FooIbaII º 1976·78
Was the school’s first first-round NFL draft
pick... played for the New England Patriots
from 1979-84... had a one-year stint with the
Seattle Seahawks in 1985... led the team in
interceptions in 1978 with four... named to The
Sporting News All-America Team in 1978.
JOHN SAUNDERS (2010)
FOOTBALL º 1967·69
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... se-
lected to play in the 1959 North-South Shrine
Game.
WILLIE SCOTT (2006)
FooIbaII º 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.
JAMES SEAWRIGHT (2003)
FooIbaII º 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)
FooIbaII º 1988, 1986·87
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... did
television studio analyst work for ESPN.
JIM SLAUGHTER (1975)
8askaIbaII º 1948·61
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.
HANK SMALL (1991)
8asabaII º 197Z·76
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.
LARRY SMITH (1979)
FooIbaII º 1949·61
Tabbed All-Southern Conference in 1951 as a
center... played for Coach Rex Enright... played
in the 1951 Blue-Gray Classic... lettered in
1949-50-51... 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).
BRAD SNYDER (2008)
Trark & FIaId º 1996·99
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.
LOU SOSSAMON (1968)
FooIbaII º 1940·4Z
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 University of South Carolina
Board of Trustees and publisher of The Gaffney
Ledger newspaper.
BISHOP STRICKLAND (1975)
FooIbaII º 1947·60
Played for Coach Rex Enright... played in the
1951 Senior Bowl and the 1950 North-South
Shrine Bowl... lettered from 1947-50... played
for the NFL San Francisco 49ers in 1951.
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TOMMY SUGGS (1989)
FooIbaII º 1968·70
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.
ART SWARTS (2009)
Trark & FIaId º 1966·67
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)
FooIbaII º 199Z·96
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)
8askaIbaII º 1966·68
Outstanding point guard under Coach
Frank McGuire... arguably the best passer
in Gamecock basketball history... scored 686
points in 63 games of three-year varsity career
for a 10.9 average... two-time Atlantic Coast
Conference All-Tournament selection (1967 &
’68)... second-team All-ACC 1967... two-time
team captain (1967 & ’68)... team record was
52-27 during his career... native of Brooklyn,
N.Y... played professionally with Indiana Pacers
in ABA.
KYLE THOMPSON (2009)
ûoII º 1999·Z001
Competed at South Carolina from 1999-2001,
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.
FREDDIE TOMPKINS (1967)
8askaIbaII º 198Z·84
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 Pittsburgh (considered the nation’s
top team) in a 38-35 win to end the season...
averaged 12.7 points as a junior and 14.1
points as a senior... was a forward... coached
by Billy Laval.
TIFFANY TOOTLE (2006)
8oIIbaII º 1990·98
Completed her stellar career at USC as the only
three-time All-American (1991-93)... ended
her career as the NCAA’s all-time leader in
hits (351) and runs scored (207)... in 1992,
set all-time 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.
TERRENCE TRAMMELL (2006)
Trark & FIaId º 1997·Z000
All-American in track 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... is 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.
ALFRED H. VON KOLNITZ (1967)
8asabaIIlFooIbaII º 1911·18
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)
FooIbaII º 1948·61
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 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 by
South Carolina... lettered from 1948-51.
FRED WADSWORTH (2010)
Golf º 1980·84
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 individ-
ual NCAA finish in school history... logged six
top-five finishes and 11 top-10 finishes.
GRADY WALLACE (1968)
8askaIbaII º 1966·67
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.
MELVIN WATSON (2011)
Man's 8askaIbaII º 1994·98
Three-time All-SEC basketball player... earned
third-team honors in 1996, was a first-team
selection 1997, and a second-team honoree in
1998... still ranks 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 per
season during his four-year career.
ART WHISNANT (2001)
8askaIbaII º 1969·6Z
At six feet four, Whisnant more than held his
own against much larger centers... three-time
All-Atlantic Coast Conference, first team 1962,
second team 1960-61... ACC All-Tournament
team 1961-62... 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), made 567... consistent scorer
throughout career averaging 17.0 points per
game as a sophomore, 19.1 as a junior and
21.0 as a senior.
EMILY WHITE (2008)
kdmInIsIraIIon º 1967·Z009
Has assisted head football coaches, baseball
coaches and athletics directors at South
Carolina since 1967... 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)
kdmInIsIraIIon º 1971·Z007
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.
MAC WHITE (2004)
8asabaII º 1991·94
All-America baseball player in 1994, he was a
two-time All-SEC selection... holds the school
record for most hits and doubles and is tied for
the career mark in triples and RBIs... also holds
the school mark for total bases, putouts by an
outfielder and consecutive games played (236).
J.R. WILBURN (2004)
FooIbaII º 1968·66
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.
CLARENCE WILLIAMS (2008)
FooIbaII º 1976·76
Rushed for 2,311 career yards, including
eight 100-yard games, during his two years
in the Garnet & Black... was a member of
the Gamecocks’ “Hall of Fame” backfield of
1975, joining running back Kevin Long and
quarterback Jeff Grantz... played professionally
for the San Diego Chargers and Washington
Redskins from 1977-83.
TONIQUE WILLIAMS-DARLING (2009)
Trark & FIaId º 1997·98
400-meter specialist who won the SEC title
in 1998 after finishing as the runnerup in
three previous tries indoors and out... 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)
FooIbaII º 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 All-American 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)
8askaIbaII º 197Z·74
Starred for Coach Frank McGuire, scoring
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,
Winters was traded to the Milwaukee Bucks
for Kareem Abdul-Jabbar... became a scoring
machine in Milwaukee and had his jersey
retired by the NBA franchise.
BILL WOHRMAN (1998)
FooIbaII º 196Z·64
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
professional football with the Cleveland Browns
and the New York Titans... lettered in baseball
from 1953-55 at centerfield and third base.
JOSH WOLFF (2008)
8orrar º 1996·97
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... has played professionally since
1998.
FRED ZEIGLER (1995)
FooIbaII º 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 All-ACC 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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Gamecock Bowl Scoreboard (6-12-0)
Date Bowl Site Opponent Result Score Attend. Head Coach Record Notes
Jan. 01, 1946 Gator Jacksonville Wake Forest Lost 14-26 7,362 Johnnie McMillan 2-4-3 First bowl appearance
Dec. 30, 1969 Peach Atlanta West Virginia Lost 3-14 48,452 Paul Dietzel 7-4-0 ACC Champion
Dec. 20, 1975 Tangerine Orlando Miami (Ohio) Lost 7-20 20,247 Jim Carlen 7-5-0 Carlen’s first team
Dec. 28, 1979 Hall of Fame Birmingham Missouri Lost 14-24 62,785 Jim Carlen 8-4-0 First eight-win season
Dec. 29, 1980 Gator Jacksonville Pittsburgh Lost 9-37 72,287 Jim Carlen 8-4-0 Rogers wins Heisman
Dec. 28, 1984 Gator Jacksonville Oklahoma State Lost 14-21 82,138 Joe Morrison 10-2-0 Fire Ants & Black Magic
Dec. 31, 1987 Gator Jacksonville Louisiana State Lost 13-30 82,119 Joe Morrison 8-4-0 Black Magic returns
Dec. 28, 1988 Liberty Memphis Indiana Lost 10-34 39,210 Joe Morrison 8-4-0 Started season 6-0
Jan. 02, 1995 Carquest Miami West Virginia Won 24-21 50,833 Brad Scott 7-5-0 First bowl win
Jan. 01, 2001 Outback Tampa Ohio State Won 24-7 65,229 Lou Holtz 8-4-0 SEC’s biggest turnaround
Jan. 01, 2002 Outback Tampa Ohio State Won 31-28 66,249 Lou Holtz 9-3-0 Back-to-back bowl wins
Dec. 30, 2005 Independence Shreveport Missouri Lost 31-38 41,332 Steve Spurrier 7-5-0 Spurrier’s first team
Dec. 29, 2006 Liberty Memphis Houston Won 44-36 56,103 Steve Spurrier 8-5-0 Highest scoring bowl game
Jan. 01, 2009 Outback Tampa Iowa Lost 10-31 55,117 Steve Spurrier 7-6-0 Return to New Year’s Day bowl
Jan. 02, 2010 Papajohns.com Birmingham Connecticut Lost 7-20 45,254 Steve Spurrier 7-6-0 First coach to four bowl games
Dec. 31, 2010 Chick-fil-A Atlanta Florida State Lost 17-26 72,217 Steve Spurrier 9-5-0 SEC Eastern Division Champs
Jan. 02, 2012 Capital One Orlando Nebraska Won 30-13 61,351 Steve Spurrier 11-2-0 Most wins in school history
Jan. 01, 2013 Outback Tampa Michigan Won 33-28 54,527 Steve Spurrier 11-2-0 Highest final ranking in history
Most Rushes: 27, George Rogers vs. Pittsburgh (1980 Gator)
Most Yards Rushing: 133, George Rogers vs. Missouri (1979 Hall of Fame)
Longest Run from Scrimmage: 64, Connor Shaw vs. Michigan (2013 Outback)
Most Passes Attempted: 47, Todd Ellis vs. Louisiana State (1987 Gator)
Most Passes Completed: 28, Todd Ellis vs. Louisiana State (1987 Gator)
Most Yards Passing: 323, Blake Mitchell vs. Houston (2006 Liberty)
Most Touchdowns Passing: 4, Blake Mitchell vs. Houston (2006 Liberty)
Longest Pass Completion: 78 yards, Connor Shaw to Alshon Jeffery
vs. Nebraska (2012 Capital One)
Most Pass Receptions: 12, Sidney Rice vs. Missouri (2005 Independence)
Most Yards Receiving: 191, Sidney Rice vs. Missouri (2005 Independence)
Most Yards Total Offense: 345 yards, Blake Mitchell vs. Houston (2006 Liberty)
Most Punts: 9, Rodney Price vs. Indiana (1988 Liberty)
Most Punting Yards: 338, Rodney Price vs. Indiana (1988 Liberty)
Best Punting Average: 47.7, Tyeler Dean vs. Ohio State (2002 Outback)
Longest Punt: 70, Tyeler Dean vs. Ohio State (2002 Outback)
Most Interceptions: 2, Deandre' Eiland vs. Ohio State (2001 Outback)
Longest Interception Return: 90, Dutch Brembs vs. Wake Forest (1946 Gator
— Gator Bowl Record)
Most Punt Returns: 3, Kenny McKinley vs. Missouri (2005 Independence) and
Ace Sanders vs. Michigan (2013 Outback)
Most 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)
Most Field Goals: 2, Collin Mackie vs. Louisiana State (1987 Gator)
Longest Field Goal: 49, Collin Mackie vs. Louisiana State (1987 Gator)
Longest Scoring Run: 11, Garry Harper vs. Pittsburgh (1980 Gator)
Longest Scoring Pass: 57, Mike Hold to Ira Hillary vs. Oklahoma State
(1984 Gator)
Most Points: 18, Ryan Brewer vs. Ohio State (2001 Outback)
Most Touchdowns: 3, Ryan Brewer vs. Ohio State (2001 Outback)
Longest Scoring Play: 90-yard interception return, Dutch Brembs vs. Wake
Forest (1946 Gator — Gator Bowl Record)
Most Points Scored: 44, vs. Houston (2006 Liberty)
Fewest Points Scored: 3, vs. West Virginia (1969 Peach)
Most First Downs: 25, vs. Houston (2006 Liberty)
Most Rushes: 51, vs. Ohio State (2001 Outback)
Most Yards Rushing: 218, vs. Ohio State (2001 Outback)
Most Passing Attempts: 50, vs. Iowa (2009 Outback)
Most Pass Completions: 28, vs. Louisiana State (1987 Gator)
Most Interceptions Thrown: 4, vs. LSU (1987 Gator)
Most Yards Passing: 341, vs. Michigan (2013 Outback)
Most TD Passes: 4, vs. Houston (2006 Liberty); vs. Michigan (2013 Outback)
Most Plays: 84, vs. Louisiana State (1987 Gator)
Most Yards Total Offense: 512, vs. Houston (2006 Liberty)
Most Penalties: 10, vs. Iowa (2009 Outback)
Most Yards Penalized: 100, vs. Iowa (2009 Outback)
Fewest Penalties: 1, vs. Wake Forest (1946 Gator)
Fewest Yards Penalized: 5, vs. Wake Forest (1946 Gator)
Most Points Scored: 38 vs. Missouri (2005 Independence)
Fewest Points Scored: 7, vs. Ohio State (2001 Outback)
Most First Downs: 27, by Houston (2006 Liberty)
Most Rushes: 79, by West Virginia (1969 Peach)
Most Yards Rushing: 368, by Wake Forest (1946 Gator)
Most Passing Attempts: 43, by Missouri (2005 Independence)
Most Pass Completions: 27, by Houston (2006 Liberty)
Most Interceptions Thrown: 3, by Pittsburgh (1980 Gator)
Most Yards Passing: 392, by Houston (2006 Liberty)
Most TD Passes: 3, by LSU (1987 Gator); by Houston (2006 Liberty)
Most Plays: 85, by Oklahoma State (1984 Gator)
Most Yards Total Offense: 575, by Indiana (1988 Liberty)
Most Penalties: 11, by Pittsburgh (1980 Gator)
Most Yards Penalized: 107, by Louisiana State (1987 Gator)
Fewest Penalties: 0, by Connecticut (2010 Papajohns.com)
Fewest Yards Penalized: 0, by Connecticut (2010 Papajohns.com)
Individual Bowl Records Team Bowl Records
Opponent Team Bowl Records
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Bowl Game Recaps
2013 Outback Bowl
#11 South Carolina 33, #19 Michigan 28
January 1, 2013
Raymond James Stadium
Tampa, Fla.
54,527
TAMPA, Fla. -- Dylan
Thompson’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 in the game, Caro-
lina made one final drive. Connor
Shaw converted a 4th & 3 on the
South Carolina 37 with a 6-yard
slant pass to Ace Sanders and fol-
lowed that up with completions of
6, 8 and 6, all to Sanders to earn
two more first downs. Shaw left
the game after the fourth comple-
tion to Sanders as he was nicked
up, resulting in Thompson enter-
ing the contest. Thompson moved
the Gamecocks down to the Michigan 32-yardline with 20 seconds remaining. After
spiking the ball to stop the clock, Thompson took the next snap and 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 a 5-point lead with just seconds remaining.
The back and forth affair saw the duo of Shaw and Thompson deliver for Carolina.
Shaw finished 18-for-26 for 224 yards in the air and a pair of touchdowns 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 56-yard scoring
strike to give the Gamecocks a 7-0 lead less than two minutes into the game.
Michigan trimmed the lead to 7-3 with a 39-yard field goal by Brendan Gibbons.
After the Carolina defense pushed the Wolverines back to their own 9-yard line with
a sack by Aldrick Fordham, Michigan punted to All-SEC return man 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, cutting South Carolina’s lead to 14-10.
The Gamecocks regained their 11-point lead quickly with a four-play, 75-yard touch-
down 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 heading into 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 tail-
back 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 64-yard
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.
Scoring Summary
1st 13:26 SC Byrd 56-yard pass from C. Shaw (Yates kick) (3-67-1:34) 7-0
1st 7:28 UM Gibbons 39-yard field goal (8-51-3:14) 7-3
1st 3:29 SC Sanders 63-yard punt return (Yates kick) 14-3
2nd 12:41 UM Dileo 5-yard pass from Gardner (Gibbons kick) (11-75-5:48) 14-10
2nd 10:54 SC Sanders 4-yard pass from Thompson (Yates kick) (4-75-1:47) 21-10
2nd 2:47 UM Gibbons 40-yard field goal (8-8-4:34) 21-13
3rd 6:54 UM Wile 52-yard field goal (11-45-4:29) 21-16
3rd 0:02 UM Gallon 10-yard pass from Gardner (Gardner pass int) (9-65-4:28) 21-22
4th 8:06 SC Sanders 31-yard pass from C. Shaw (C. Shaw pass failed) (1-31-0:09) 27-22
4th 3:29 UM Gallon 17-yard pass from Gardner (Smith rush failed) (10-64-4:37) 27-28
4th 0:11 SC Ellington 32-yard pass from Thompson (Thompson pass failed) (11-70-3:18) 33-28
Team Statistics SC UM
First Downs 17 24
Rushing 4 12
Passing 11 10
Penalty 2 2
Net Yards Rushing 85 186
Rushing Attempts 17 45
Net Yards Passing 341 214
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 25-36-0 18-37-1
Total Offense Yards 426 355
Total Offense Plays 53 82
Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-1 3-1
Penalties: No.-Yards 5-44 4-55
Punts-Yards 3-123 3-144
Avg. Yards Per Punt 41.0 48.0
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 3-66 1-12
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 6-145 3-63
Interceptions: No.-Yards 1-(-3) 0-0
Possession Time 22:01 37:59
Third Down Conversions 3-10 8-19
Fourth Down Conversions 1-2 3-4
Red Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 5-5
Sacks By: No.-Yards 3-22 3-18
PAT Kicks 3-3 1-1
Field Goals 0-2 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: Gor-
don 6, Ryan 4, 5 players tied with 3.
South Carolina 14 7 0 12 33
Michigan 3 10 9 6 28
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2012 Capital One Bowl
#10 South Carolina 30, #21 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 vic-
tory over No. 21/20 Nebraska in
the Capital One Bowl.
With the win, the Gamecocks
finish the season at 11-2, becom-
ing 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 earn-
ing 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, quar-
terback Taylor Martinez found Kenny Bell for a 30-yard touchdown strike, but not all
was lost for the Gamecocks thanks to a huge play on special teams. Senior Travian
Robertson blocked the extra point and Stephon Gilmore returned it for two points to
make it a 6-2 game with 11:58 left in the first quarter.
Freshman Bruce Ellington gave Carolina excellent field position on the ensuing pos-
session with a 45-yard kickoff return to the Gamecock 45. 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 78-yard pass to Jef-
fery set them up with a first-and-goal situation.
Cornerback Stephon Gilmore gave the Gamecocks one more chance to put points on
the board before halftime by intercepting a Martinez pass at the Gamecock 26. On sec-
ond and 1 from the Gamecock 49 with seven seconds left, Shaw rolled right and heaved
it to the end zone. Jeffery leaped over a defender, came down with the ball and dove into
the end zone to give South Carolina 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 23-yard 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 with 12:25 remaining.
Miles added a 3-yard touchdown run with 3:05 left to put the game out of reach.
Scoring Summary
1st 11:58 NU Bell 30-yard pass from Martinez (Maher kick blocked) (3-46-0:56) 0-6
11:58 SC Gilmore PAT return 2-6
6:04 SC Shaw 1-yard run (Wooten kick) (11-55-5:46) 9-6
3:33 NU Ameer 1-yard run (Maher kick) (8-60-2:31) 9-13
2nd 0:00 SC Jeffery 51-yard pass from Shaw (Wooten kick) (3-71-0:38) 16-13
4th 12:25 SC Miles 9-yard pass from Shaw (Wooten kick) (5-41-2:26) 23-13
3:05 SC Miles 3-yard run (Wooten kick) (13-71-6:20) 30-13
Team Statistics NU SC
First Downs 17 16
Rushing 8 7
Passing 7 8
Penalty 2 1
Net Yards Rushing 137 121
Rushing Attempts 46 40
Net Yards Passing 116 230
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 10-16-1 11-17-0
Total Offense Yards 253 351
Total Offense Plays 62 57
Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-1 1-0
Penalties: No.-Yards 10-58 6-66
Punts-Yards 5-197 5-197
Avg. Yards Per Punt 39.4 39.4
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 1-(-1) 2-19
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 3-58 2-73
Interceptions: No.-Yards 0-0 1-3
Possession Time 30:49 29:11
Third Down Conversions 3-13 4-13
Fourth Down Conversions 1-1 3-3
Red Zone Scores-Chances 1-3 3-4
Sacks By: No.-Yards 4-31 6-41
PAT Kicks 1-2 4-4
Field Goals 0-1 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: Swear-
inger 7; Allen 7; Paulk 5; Gilmore 5; Taylor 5.
Nebraska 13 0 0 0 13
South Carolina 9 7 0 14 30
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2010 Chick-fil-A Bowl
#23 Florida St. 26, #19 South 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 ral-
ly 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 ap-
pears ready to assume the start-
ing role next season.
“I hate it for Christian,” Florida
State coach Jimbo Fisher said.
“He got dinged on the back of his
head. He came off, and he was
kind of out of it a little bit. I hate
that because of what he means to
us, but EJ, oh boy, I’m glad he’s
on our team.”
Manuel completed 11-of-15 passes for 84 yards and a touchdown and had seven
carries for 46 yards. He was 7-for-7 passing on the fourth-quarter 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 an-
nounced 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.
“It hurt a bit, no question about that,” Spurrier said of Lattimore’s absence. “We
would have kept trying to run a little bit more, that’s for sure.”
Scoring Summary
1st 8:08 FSU Hopkins 29-yard field goal (9-18-4:03) 0-3
2:42 FSU Hopkins 48-yard field goal (4-(-3)-1:37 0-6
2nd 1:02 FSU Thompson 27-yard run (Hopkins kick) (4-59-1:16) 0-13
0:00 SC Lanning 40-yard field goal (9-57-1:02) 3-13
3rd 10:38 FSU Hopkins 35-yard field goal (9-61-4:18) 3-16
3:49 SC Garcia 3-yard pass from Sanders (Lanning kick) 10-92-3:34) 10-16
0:09 FSU Hopkins 45-yard field goal (4-3-1:30) 10-19
4th 11:56 SC Maddox 7-yard run (Lanning kick) (7-79-3:07) 17-19
5:27 FSU Easterling 7-yard pass from Manuel (Hopkins kick) (13-63-6:22) 17-26

Team Statistics SC FSU
First Downs 22 18
Rushing 9 12
Passing 11 5
Penalty 2 1
Net Yards Rushing 139 218
Rushing Attempts 32 45
Net Yards Passing 275 90
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 21-36-3 12-21-1
Total Offense Yards 414 308
Total Offense Plays 68 66
Fumbles: No.-Lost 2-2 3-0
Penalties: No.-Yards 5-58 6-50
Punts-Yards 2-87 3-153
Avg. Yards Per Punt 43.5 51.0
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 2-3 2-53
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 2-38 3-62
Interceptions: No.-Yards 1-8 3-4
Possession Time 26:32 33:28
Third Down Conversions 7-14 6-14
Fourth Down Conversions 1-3 0-1
Red Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 3-5
Sacks By: No.-Yards 2-9 2-11
PAT Kicks 2-2 2-2
Field Goals 1-1 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; Haul-
stead 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.
South Carolina 0 3 7 7 17
Florida State 6 7 6 7 26
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2010 Papajohns.com Bowl
Connecticut 20, South 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’ perfor-
mance “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 Wil-
son 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 be-
tween him and the end zone.
Scoring Summary
1st 6:37 UC K. Moore 37-yard pass from Frazer (Teggart kick) (9-66-4:14) 0-7
3:35 UC Teggart 33-yard field goal (5-16-1:21) 0-10
2nd 8:56 UC Teggart 44-yard field goal (10-40-4:10) 0-13
4th 13:12 UC Dixon 10-yard run (Teggart kick) (9-35-3:53) 0-20
3:24 SC Maddox 2-yard run (Lanning kick) (2-40-0:37) 7-20
Team Statistics SC UC
First Downs 12 17
Rushing 6 10
Passing 6 5
Penalty 0 2
Net Yards Rushing 76 146
Rushing Attempts 26 48
Net Yards Passing 129 107
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 16-38-1 9-22-0
Total Offense Yards 205 253
Total Offense Plays 64 70
Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-1 1-1
Penalties: No.-Yards 4-41 0-0
Punts-Yards 7-296 6-223
Avg. Yards Per Punt 42.3 37.2
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 2-4 6-43
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 5-93 2-39
Interceptions: No.-Yards 0-0 1-0
Possession Time 24:32 35:28
Third Down Conversions 3-15 9-19
Fourth Down Conversions 2-5 0-0
Red Zone Scores-Chances 1-1 2-3
Sacks By: No.-Yards 1-8 3-25
PAT Kicks 1-1 2-2
Field Goals 0-0 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 0-1-0-0.
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.
TACKLES LEADERS: SC: Norwood 10; Ajiboye 10; Wilson 7; Allen 6. UC: Lutrus
9; Martin 6; Joseph 5.
South Carolina 0 0 0 7 7
Connecticut 10 3 0 7 20
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2009 Outback Bowl
Iowa 31, South 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 touch-
downs Thursday, help-
ing 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 Caro-
lina (7-6) lost three straight
down the stretch while be-
ing 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 inter-
cepted and returned 29 yards set up an Iowa touchdown, then the dual-threat quar-
terback 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 intercep-
tions.
Scoring Summary
1st 7:39 UI Stross 6-yard pass from Stanzi (Murray kick) (13-64-7:21) 0-7
4:41 UI Greene 1-yard run (Murray kick) (5-18-1:58) 0-14
2nd 8:09 UI Greene 1-yard run (Murray kick) (9-80-4:59) 0-21
3rd 9:09 UI Murray 18-yard field goal (10-42-5:28) 0-24
0:04 UI Greene 11-yard run (Murray kick) (9-66-4:56) 0-31
4th 13:35 SC J. Cook 10-yard pass from Smelley (Succop kick) (6-68-1:29) 7-31
2:02 SC Succop 48-yard field goal (10-54-2:37) 10-31
Team Statistics SC UI
First Downs 17 22
Net Yards Rushing 43 181
Rushing Attempts 14 47
Net Yards Passing 270 147
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 26-50-3 13-19-2
Total Offense Yards 313 328
Total Offense Plays 64 66
Fumbles: No.-Lost 2-2 2-1
Penalties: No.-Yards 10-100 6-50
Punts-Yards 2-85 2-88
Avg. Yards Per Punt 42.5 44.0
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 1-5 0-0
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 6-125 3-44
Interceptions: No.-Yards 2-0 3-74
Possession Time 24:06 35:54
Third Down Conversions 5-11 8-12
Fourth Down Conversions 1-2 0-0
Red Zone Scores-Chances 1-1 5-5
Sacks By: No.-Yards 1-11 1-3
Field Goals 1-2 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 1-1-0-12. 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; Stew-
art 4. UI: Angerer 6; Sash 4; Kroul 4; Hunter 4; Fletcher 4; Tarpinian 4.
South Carolina 0 0 0 10 10
Iowa 14 7 10 0 31
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2006 Liberty Bowl
South 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 vic-
tory 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) and leading
the nation’s sixth-best offense, finished 26-of-39 for 386 yards and three touchdowns.
Houston, which went 0-11 in 2001, came in with a six-game winning streak and
looking to cap its Conference USA championship season.
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 ev-
erything: 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 field goal.
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.
Scoring Summary
1st 12:59 UH Marshall 32-yard pass from Kolb (Bell kick) (6-80-2:01) 0-7
2:09 SC C. Boyd 2-yard run (Succop kick) (9-51-3:45) 7-7
2nd 10:47 SC Pavlovic 1-yard pass from Mitchell (kick failed) (6-64-2:24) 13-7
6:12 UH Hafner 4-yard pass from Kolb (Bell kick) (12-80-4:35) 13-14
2:53 SC Rice 19-yard pass from Mitchell (Succop kick) (1-19-0:13) 20-14
2:09 UH Battle 42-yard run (Bell kick) (3-50-0:44); 2:09 20-21
0:42 SC C. Boyd 9-yard run (Succop kick) (7-65-1:27) 27-21
0:11 UH Marshall 77-yard pass from Kolb (Bell kick) (1-77-0:31) 27-28
3rd 9:55 SC Succop 45-yard field goal (12-52-5:05) 30-28
4th 12:15 SC McKinley 43-yard pass from Mitchell (Succop kick) (6-78-2:22) 37-28
7:39 SC McKinley 43-yard pass from Mitchell (Succop kick) (3-50-1:52) 44-28
5:42 UH Battle 3-yard run (Alridge run) (6-55-1:57) 44-36
Team Statistics SC UH
First Downs 25 27
Net Yards Rushing 189 135
Rushing Attempts 41 33
Net Yards Passing 323 392
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 19-29-1 27-40-1
Total Offense Yards 512 527
Total Offense Plays 70 73
Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-0 2-1
Penalties: No.-Yards 9-93 4-40
Punts–Yards 2-90 3-127
Punt Average 45.0 42.3
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 1-11 1-11
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 4-67 3-86
Interceptions: No.-Yards 1-6 1-0
Possession Time 33:19 26:41
Third Down Conversions 6-12 7-13
Fourth Down Conversions 1-2 2-4
Sacks By: No.-Yards 3-18 3-12
Field Goals 1-2 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 1-1-0-6.
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: Munnerly 2-53; Boyd 1-14; Shackleford 1-0. UH: Mar-
shall 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.
South Carolina 7 20 3 14 44
Houston 7 21 0 8 36
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2005 Independence Bowl
Missouri 38, South 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 quar-
terback broke loose, as he
has done so often in his
career, 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 over the Gamecocks
in the Independence Bowl.
Smith, who rushed for
1,151 yards and passed
for 2,022 this season, ac-
counted 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 (7-5) outgained Missouri 312 yards to 174 in
the first half and held the football almost 11 minutes longer (20:02-9:58)
The Tigers 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 inter-
ception. 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 scor-
ing 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.
On their first drive of the third quarter, Missouri faked a field goal at the Carolina
14. Martin Rucker ran to the 1-yard line, but the Tigers couldn’t push it in and Cros-
sett’s 22-yard field goal attempt sailed wide right.
Smith pulled Missouri 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.
Scoring Summary
1st 12:07 SC Rice 23-yard pass from Mitchell (Brown kick) (7-80- 2:53) 7-0
9:37 SC Davis 5-yard run (Brown kick) (4-20-2:20) 14-0
7:11 SC Askins 20-yard pass from Mitchell (Brown kick) (5-69-1:59) 21-0
2nd 6:49 MU King 99-yard interception return (Crossett kick) 21-7
4:28 SC Davis 2-yard run (Brown kick) (7-64-2:21) 28-7
0:20 MU Coffman 5-yard pass from Smith (Crossett kick) (8-77-1:33) 28-14
3rd 2:41 MU Smith 31-yard run (Crossett kick) (7-85-2:15) 28-21
4th 14:22 MU Smith 4-yard run (Crossett kick) (8-39-2:12) 28-28
10:14 MU Crossett 50-yard field goal (8-7-2:44) 28-31
4:16 SC Brown 30-yard field goal (13-57-5:58) 31-31
2:13 MU Smith 1-yard run (Crossett kick) (5-77-2:03) 31-38
Team Statistics SC MU
First Downs 21 21
Net Yards Rushing 142 203
Rushing Attempts 32 40
Net Yards Passing 266 301
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 20-38-3 23-43-1
Total Offense Yards 408 504
Total Offense Plays 70 83
Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-0 1-1
Penalties: No.-Yards 5-52 8-87
Punts–Yards 6-240 5-229
Punt Average 40.0 45.8
Punt Returns: No.–Yards 3-29 1-0
Kickoff Returns: No.–Yards 6-177 2-38
Interceptions: No.–Yards 1-0 3-103
Possession Time 31:19 28:41
Third Down Conversions 5-13 6-19
Fourth Down Conversions 1-1 4-5
Sacks By: No.–Yards 0-0 1-8
PAT Kicks 4-4 5-5
Field Goals 1-1 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.
South Carolina 21 7 0 3 31
Missouri 0 14 7 17 38
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2002 Outback Bowl
South 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, allowing No.
14 South Carolina to avoid
a big embarrassment with a
31-28 victory over No. 22
Ohio State in the Outback
Bowl on Tuesday.
Steve Bellisari led Ohio
State from a 28-0 deficit
to tie the score. But he
was intercepted by Shel-
don Brown, whose return
to Ohio State’s 29 with 23
seconds left set up Weaver’s
first game-winning kick.
Four plays and two Ohio State timeouts after the interception, Weaver delivered.
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 Car-
olina 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 with 5:02 to go.
Ohio State got the ball back on its 11 with 3:56 to play and Bellisari was magnifi-
cent. He 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.
Weaver waited out the timeouts, reared back and kicked the dying ball through.
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 re-
cord 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.
Scoring Summary
2nd 12:37 SC Pinnock 1-yard run (Weaver kick) (8-36-3:49) 7-0
6:54 SC Scott 7-yard pass from Petty (Weaver kick) (9-63-4:07) 14-0
3rd 12:56 SC Gause 50-yard pass from Petty (kick failed) (6-78-2:04) 21-0
5:38 SC Pinnock 10-yard run (Watson pass) (12-93-5:41) 28-0
0:00 OSU Bellisari 2-yard run (Nugent kick) (12-77-5:38) 28-7
4th 10:18 OSU Sanders 16-yard pass from Bellisari (Nugent kick) (7-59-1:54) 28-14
5:02 OSU Wells 1-yard run (Nugent kick) (3-23-0:39) 28-21
1:54 OSU Sanders 9-yard pass from Bellisari (Nugent kick) (7-89-2:02) 28-28
0:00 SC Weaver 42-yard field goal (4-4-0:23) 31-28
Team Statistics SC OSU
First Downs 17 21
Net Yards Rushing 120 64
Rushing Attempts 36 35
Net Yards Passing 227 324
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 19-37-1 22-37-1
Total Offense Yards 347 388
Total Offense Plays 73 72
Fumbles: No–Lost 0-0 0-0
Penalties: No.–Yards 8-43 6-40
Punts: No.–Yards 6-286 5-233
Punt Average 47.7 44.6
Possession Time 31:23 28:37
Sacks By: No.–Yards 3-24 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.
South Carolina 0 14 14 3 31
Ohio State 0 0 7 21 28
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2001 Outback Bowl
South 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.
Scoring Summary
2nd 12:42 SC Corse 23-yard field goal (10-47-4:15) 3-0
3rd 10:53 SC Brewer 7-yard run (Corse kick) (7-28-3:10) 10-0
3:51 OSU Gurr 0-yard fumble recovery (Stultz kick) (3-66-1:15) 10-7
4th 14:17 SC Brewer 28-yard pass from Petty (Corse kick) (4-43-0:54) 17-7
6:11 SC Brewer 2-yard run (Corse kick) (12-45-7:10) 24-7
Team Statistics SC OSU
First Downs 18 16
Rushing 11 8
Passing 7 8
Penalty 0 0
Net Yards Rushing 218 85
Rushing Attempts 51 33
Net Yards Passing 175 173
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 9-19-1 16-28-1
Total Offense Yards 393 258
Total Offense Plays 70 61
Fumbles: No.-Lost 1-0 3-1
Penalties: No.–Yards 7-50 9-65
Punts: No.–Yards 4-187 6-225
Punt Average 46.8 37.5
Punt Returns: No.–Yards 2-18 3-43
Kickoff Returns: No.–Yards 2-33 5-100
Interceptions: No.–Yards 2-0 1-0
Possession Time 33:33 26:27
Third Down Conversions 7-14 3-12
Fourth Down Conversions 0-1 1-2
Sacks By: No.–Yards 4-23 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 14-25-1-157;
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.
South Carolina 0 3 7 14 24
Ohio State 0 0 0 7 7
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1995 Carquest Bowl
South Carolina 24, West Virginia 21
January 2, 1995
Joe Robbie Stadium
Miami, Florida
50,833
MIAMI, FLA.— The
Gamecocks, long supposed
victims of the mythical
Chicken Curse, are ready
for the charmed life of bowl
champions after defeating
West Virginia 24-21 at the
Carquest Bowl.
South Carolina quarter-
back 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 Game-
cocks’ final touchdown 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).
It looked more like West Virginia was the cursed team. Mountaineers tailback
Jimmy Gray fumbled on their opening play and six plays later Taneyhill hit 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 tight end Lovett Purnell and was caught by
freshman 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
by tackle Barry Hawkins, 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 out of the back of the end zone, 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 Kan-
troy 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.
Scoring Summary
1st 12:34 SC Foster 2-yard pass from Taneyhill (Morton kick); (6-35-2:16) 7-0
2nd 12:34 SC Morton 47-yard field goal (7-40-2:07) 10-0
9:50 WV Walker 24-yard run (Baumann kick) (5-67-2:44) 10-7
2:36 SC Taneyhill 4-yard run (Morton kick) (13-66-7:14) 17-7
3rd 11:09 WV Purnell 6-yard pass from Johnston (Baumann kick) (4-45-2:08) 17-14
2:40 SC Pritchett 1-yard run (Morton kick) (7-49-3:15) 24-14
0:34 WV Purnell 7-yard pass from Johnston (Baumann kick) (7-70-1:56) 24-21
Team Statistics SC WV
First Downs 21 16
Rushing 11 7
Passing 8 9
Penalty 2 0
Net Yards Rushing 148 150
Rushing Attempts 41 32
Net Yards Passing 227 240
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 26-36-0 19-32-1
Total Offense Yards 375 390
Total Offense Plays 77 64
Fumbles: No.–Lost 6-2 3-2
Punts: No.–Yards 4-141 2-108
Punt Average 35.2 54.0
Penalties: No.–Yards 6-38 7-55
Punt Returns: No.–Yards 1-4 3-51
Kickoff Returns: No.–Yards 2-64 4-98
Possession Time 35:26 24:34
Third Down Conversions 9-17 3-10
Fourth Down Conversion 1-2 1-4
Sacks By: No.–Yards 6-23 4-50
PAT Kicks 3-3 3-3
Field Goals 1-2 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: Abra-
ham 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.
South Carolina 7 10 7 0 24
West Virginia 0 7 14 0 21
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1988 Liberty Bowl
Indiana 34, South Carolina 10
December 28, 1988
Liberty Bowl Stadium
Memphis, Tennessee
39,210
MEMPHIS, TENN.—
Dave Schnell passed for
378 yards and two touch-
downs, including an 88-
yard game-breaking toss to
Rob Turner, leading Indiana
to a 34-10 Liberty Bowl vic-
tory over South Carolina
Wednesday night.
The victory capped an
8-3-1 season for Indiana,
of the Big Ten, and snapped
the Hoosiers’ two-game
postseason losing streak.
South Carolina, an inde-
pendent, 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 Game-
cocks’ 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 48-yard 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.
Pete Stoyanovich added the extra point for a 7-0 lead with 9:23 to play in the first
quarter.
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 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 mis-
handled snap by Schnell and an incomplete pass forced another field goal by Stoya-
novich, from 19 yards, and a 20-7 lead.
Scoring Summary
1st 9:23 IU Thompson 7-yard run (Stoyanovich kick) 0-7
2nd 5:54 IU Miller 10-yard pass from Schnell (Stoyanovich kick) 0-14
0:30 IU Stoyanovich 28-yard field goal 0-17
3rd 12:19 SC Tolbert 34-yard return of blocked punt (Mackie kick) 7-17
8:31 IU Stoyanovich 19-yard field goal 7-20
3:36 SC Mackie 43-yard field goal 10-20
4th 14:45 IU Turner 88-yard pass from Schnell (Stoyanovich kick) 10-27
8:31 IU Thompson 8-yard run (Stoyanovich kick) 10-34
Team Statistics IU SC
First Downs 23 12
Rushing 9 3
Passing 14 9
Penalty 0 0
Net Yards Rushing 185 23
Rushing Attempts 46 27
Net Yards Passing 290 130
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 17-32-1 15-37-3
Total Offense Yards 575 153
Total Offense Plays 78 64
Fumbles: No.–Lost 1-0 1-1
Penalties: No.–Yards 6-40 2-15
Punts: No.–Yards 6-157 9-339
Punt Average 26.2 37.6
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 4-12 1-44
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 3-58 6-146
Interceptions: No.-Yards 3-35 1-0
Possession Time 33:04 26:56
Third Down Conversions 6-18 2-14
Sacks By: No.-Yards 6-46 0-0
PAT Kicks 4-4 1-1
Field Goals 2-4 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 15-37-3-130.
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: Rob-
inson 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.
Indiana 7 10 3 14 34
South Carolina 0 0 10 0 10
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1987 Mazda Gator Bowl
LSU 30, South Carolina 13
December 31, 1987
Gator Bowl Stadium
Jacksonville, Florida
82,119
J A C K S ONV I 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 Game-
cocks’ one-on-one cover-
age. 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 total-
ing 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 Game-
cocks’ 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.
Louisiana State has won 12 straight games over South Carolina, which last de-
feated the Tigers in 1930. South Carolina has suffered four of its seven bowl losses
in the Gator Bowl.
Scoring Summary
1st 13:31 LSU Davis 39-yard pass from Hodson (Browndyke kick) 0-7
9:59 LSU Davis 12-yard pass from Hodson (Browndyke kick) 0-14
3:04 SC Mackie 49-yard field goal 3-14
2nd 14:03 LSU Browndyke 29-yard field goal 3-17
7:59 SC Mackie 39-yard field goal 6-17
0:01 LSU Browndyke 18-yard field goal 6-20
3rd 12:34 LSU Davis 25-yard pass from Hodson (Browndyke kick) 6-27
4th 14:47 SC Green 10-yard run (Mackie kick) 13-27
8:17 LSU Browndyke 23-yard field goal 13-30
Team Statistics SC LSU
First Downs 21 17
Rushing 9 6
Passing 9 10
Penalty 3 1
Net Yards Rushing 25 122
Rushing Attempts 33 39
Net Yards Passing 304 224
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 28-47-4 20-32-0
Total Offense Yards 329 346
Total Offense Plays 80 71
Fumbles: No.–Lost 2-1 5-3
Penalties: No.–Yards 6-49 10-107
Interceptions: No.–Yards 0-0 4-132
Punts: No.–Yards 2-81 3-113
Punt Average 40.5 37.6
Punt Returns: No.–Yards 1-9 2-17
Kickoff Returns: No.–Yards 4-71 4-105
Possession Time 30:58 29:02
Third Down Conversions 6-19 6-18
Sacks By: No.–Yards 0-0 7-63
PAT Kicks 1-1 3-3
Field Goals 2-2 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.
South Carolina 3 3 0 7 13
LSU 14 6 7 3 30
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1984 Gator Bowl
Oklahoma State 21, South Carolina 14
December 28, 1984
Gator Bowl Stadium
Jacksonville, Florida
82,138
J A C K S ONV I L L E ,
FLA.—Tight end Barry
Hanna, who had not scored
all season, turned Rusty
Hilger’s short pass into a
dramatic 25-yard touch-
down with 1:04 left to play,
lifting ninth-ranked Okla-
homa State (10-2) to a 21-
14 Gator Bowl victory over
No. 7 South Carolina Friday
night.
The bitter setback pre-
vented 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 complet-
ing 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 Thom-
as’ 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 sea-
son, were held to just 71 yards in the first two periods by Oklahoma State’s eighth-
ranked defense and were shut out for the first time in any half this season.
And even though they had the football for just 1:42 in the third quarter, they man-
aged 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 Thom-
as. On third-and-goal from the six, Hilger pitched right to Thomas, and the rookie
tailback lobbed the ball back to the left to Hilger, who scored easily.
A record Gator Bowl crowd of 82,138 watched the game on a mild evening. The
crowd included an estimated 40,000 South Carolina supporters.
Scoring Summary
1st 8:16 OSU Thomas 1-yard run (Roach kick) (12-69-5:19) 0-7
2nd 9:39 OSU Hilger 6-yard pass from Thomas (kick failed) (15-74-5:16) 0-13
3rd 7:36 SC Wade 24-yard pass from Q. Lewis (Hagler kick) (4-71-0:56) 7-13
2:44 USC Hillary 57-yard pass from Hold (Hagler kick) (2-77-0:40) 14-13
4th 1:04 OSU Hanna 25-yard pass from Hilger (Harris pass from Hilger)
(11-88-2:37) 14-21
Team Statistics OSU SC
First Downs 22 14
Rushing 10 8
Passing 11 6
Penalty 1 0
Net Yards Rushing 165 104
Rushing Attempts 43 42
Net Yards Passing 211 194
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 25-42-1 8-21-1
Total Offense Yards 376 298
Total Offense Plays 85 63
Fumbles: No.–Lost 2-0 6-3
Penalties: No.–Yards 3-21 5-38
Punts: No.–Yards 5-177 7-292
Punt Average 35.4 41.7
Punt Returns: No.-Yards 0-0 2-3
Kickoff Returns: No.-Yards 0-0 3-52
Interceptions: No.-Yards 1-34 1-0
Possession Time 34:28 25:32
Third Down Conversions 9-18 7-17
Sacks By: No.-Yards 0 3
PAT Kicks 1-2 2-2
Field Goals 0-2 0-0
Individual Statistics
RUSHING: OSU: Thomas 32-155; Hilger 7-4, Crawford 2-2; Zachary 1-2; Tim-
mons 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 7-20-1-170;
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.
Oklahoma State 7 6 0 8 21
South Carolina 0 0 14 0 14
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1980 Gator Bowl
Pittsburgh 37, South Carolina 9
December 29, 1980
Gator Bowl Stadium
Jacksonville, Florida
72,287
J A C K S ONV I L L E ,
FLA.—South Carolina’s
second trip to the presti-
gious 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 Game-
cocks, 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.
Scoring Summary
1st 10:57 PITT Trocan 1-yard run (Trout kick) 0-7
1:11 PITT Trout 35-yard field goal 0-10
2nd 7:05 SC Leopard 39-yard field goal 3-10
2:05 PITT Collier 3-yard pass from Marino (Trout kick) 3-17
3rd 8:00 PITT Trout 25-yard field goal 3-20
4:34 PITT McMillan 3-yard run (Trout kick) 3-27
0:39 PITT McMillan 42-yard pass from Trocan (Trout kick) 3-34
4th 5:32 PITT Trout 29-yard field goal 3-37
3:26 SC Gillespie 14-yard pass from Beckham (kick failed) 9-37
Team Statistics PITT SC
First Downs 22 17
Net Yards Rushing 165 116
Rushing Attempts 40 40
Net Yards Passing 233 168
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 17-35-3 11-27-3
Total Offense Yards 398 284
Total Offense Plays 75 67
Fumbles: No.–Lost 1-1 3-2
Penalties: No.–Yards 11-73 3-12
Punts: No.–Yards 3-91 7-210
Punt Average 30.3 30.0
Possession Time 32:33 27:27
Third Down Conversions 7-14 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 0-1-1-0. 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; Dom-
browski 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.
Pittsburgh 10 7 17 3 37
South Carolina 0 3 0 6 9
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1979 Hall of Fame Bowl
Missouri 24, South Carolina 14
December 28, 1979
Legion Field
Birmingham, Ala.
62,785
BIRMINGHAM, ALA. (AP)—It appeared that Carolina was going to break its
postseason losing streak in the third annual Hall of Fame Bowl, but the Gamecocks
fell short in a 24-14 loss to Missouri.
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.
Scoring Summary
1st SC McKinney 20-yard pass from Harper (run failed) 6-0
2nd MU Verrilli 22-yard field goal 6-3
MU Newman 28-yard pass from Bradley (Verrilli kick) 6-10
MU Bradley 1-yard run (Verilli kick) 6-17
3rd SC Harper 11-yard run (McKinney pass from Harper) 14-17
MU Ellis 12-yard run (Verrilli kick) 14-24
Team Statistics MU SC
First Downs 17 20
Rushing 12 13
Passing 4 7
Net Yards Rushing 209 142
Rushing Attempts 52 47
Net Yards Passing 72 121
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 7-11-0 13-20-1
Total Offense Yards 281 263
Fumbles: No.–Lost 2-1 1-1
Punts: No.–Yards 6-266 6-210
Punt Average 44.3 35.0
Penalties: No.–Yards 5-50 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 0-1-0-0.
RECEIVING: MU: Blair 2-22; Gibler 2-21; Wilder 2-1; Newman 1-28. SC: McKin-
ney 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.
1975 Tangerine Bowl
Miami (Ohio) 20, South Carolina 7
December 20, 1975
Tangerine Bowl
Orlando, Florida
20,247
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.
Scoring Summary
1st MU Carpenter 5-yard run (Johnson kick) 0-7
2nd MU Carpenter 1-yard run (Johnson kick) 0-14
3rd MU Johnson 47-yard field goal 0-17
SC Amrein 3-yard run (Marino kick) 7-17
4th MU Johnson 33-yard field goal 7-20
Team Statistics MU SC
First Downs 19 17
Net Yards Rushing 238 56
Rushing Attempts 60 30
Net Yards Passing 137 228
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 10-13-1 18-29-1
Total Offense Yards 375 284
Fumbles: No.–Lost 0-0 1-0
Punts: No.–Yards 4-143 6-269
Punt Average 35.8 44.8
Punt Returns: No.–Yards 1-8 1-3
Kickoff Returns: No.–Yards 2-66 5-89
Penalties: No.–Yards 5-35 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.
Missouri 0 17 7 0 24
South Carolina 6 0 8 0 14
Miami (Ohio) 7 7 3 3 20
South Carolina 0 0 7 0 7
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1969 Peach Bowl
West Virginia 14, South Carolina 3
December 30, 1969
Grant Field
Atlanta, Georgia
48,452
ATLANTA, GA.—South Carolina’s first bowl game
in 24 years was a defensive battle. West Virginia and
Carolina totaled just 17 points in a 14-3 WVA win.
West Virginia scored on its first possession of the
game. Following a short punt, the Mountaineers began
on their own 34-yard line. They 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 37-yard kick to get on the board.
Neither team scored in the third quarter. The fourth quarter saw Carolina mount one
serious drive that was stalled by a pass interception. West Virginia scored once more,
thanks to another pass interception, scoring with just 23 seconds left in the game.
Williams rushed for 208 yards on 35 tries to account for most of WVU’s offense.
Scoring Summary
1st 9:24 WV Gresham 10-yard run (Braxton kick) (10-66-4:09) 0-7
2nd 3:49 SC DuPre 37-yard field goal (10-21) 3-7
4th 0:23 WV Braxton 1-yard run (Braxton kick) (11-61-3:47) 3-14
Team Statistics WV SC
First Downs 21 11
Rushing 19 3
Passing 0 8
Net Yards Rushing 356 64
Rushing Attempts 79 38
Net Yards Passing 3 126
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 1-2-0 11-23-2
Total Offense Yards 359 190
Fumbles: No.–Lost 6-3 1-1
Punts: No.–Yards 4-104 6-236
Punt Average 26.0 39.3
Penalties: No.–Yards 2-30 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.
INTECEPTION RETURNS: WV: Snively 2-0. SC: None.
1946 Gator Bowl
Wake Forest 26, South Carolina 14
January 1, 1946
Gator Bowl Stadium
Jacksonville, Florida
7,362
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.—Despite a record-breaking 90-yard pass interception
return for a touchdown, the South Carolina Gamecocks fell to old nemesis Wake For-
est, 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.
Scoring Summary
1st WF Sacrinty 3-yard run (kick failed) 0-6
2nd SC Giles 1-yard run (Brembs kick) 7-6
3rd WF Brinkley 3-yard run (kick blocked) 7-12
4th WF Brinkley 1-yard run (Sacrinty kick) 7-19
WF Smathers 25-yard run (Sacrinty kick) 7-26
SC Brembs 90-yard interception return (Brembs kick) 14-26
Team Statistics WF SC
First Downs 24 7
Net Yards Rushing 378 88
Net Yards Passing 18 69
Cmp.-Att.-Int. 1-6-2 4-11-1
Total Offense Yards 396 157
Punt Average 27.0 37.0
Penalties: No.–Yards 8-70 1-5
Individual Statistics
RUSHING: WF: N. Sacrinty 27-188; Brinkley 97; B. Sacrinty 76; Smathers 41; Bul-
lard 28; Gary 21; Grandy 6; Ognovich 2. SC: Brembs 44; Giles 11; Harrison 10; Carr
10; Hanson 6; Maginn 4; Sideman 3.
Wake Forest 6 0 6 14 26
South Carolina 0 7 0 7 14
West Virginia 7 0 0 7 14
South Carolina 0 3 0 0 3
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Blue-Gray Game
1939 Ed Clary* ............................................................ HB
1942 Louis Sossamon ....................................................C
1951 Larry Smith ............................................................C
Steve Wadiak .......................................................RB
1953 Clyde Bennett ....................................................... E
1956 Mackie Prickett .................................................. QB
1962 Billy Gambrell* ................................................... HB
Jim Moss............................................................... T
1963 Tom Gibson ..........................................................G
1965 J.R. Wilburn ........................................................ SE
1968 Bob Mauro.............................................................C
Wally Orrel ......................................................... DB
1970 Rusty Ganas% .....................................................DT
Doug Hamrick ..................................................... TE
Tommy Suggs# ................................................... QB
1971 Jimmy Mitchell ................................................... FL
1972 Neville Files ....................................................... DB
1973 Thad Rowe ......................................................... DB
1974 Jay Lynn Hodgin# ............................................... HB
Buck Thompson...................................................OT
1976 Steve Courson .................................................... OG
Bill Currier ......................................................... DB
1978 Danny Clancy .......................................................C
1985 Leonard Burton ......................................................C
Kent Hagood ........................................................RB
1990 Sparky Woods ....................................... Asst. coach
David Bibee ........................................... Asst. coach
Corey Miller.........................................................DE
Calvin Stephens...................................................OT
1991 Eddie Miller ........................................................WR
1993 Ernest Dixon ..................................................... OLB
1995 James Dexter .......................................................OT
Steve Taneyhill .................................................... QB
1996 Randy Wheeler.....................................................OT
Marcus Robinson ...............................................WR
Brad Scott .............................................. Asst. coach
John Eason ............................................ Asst. coach
1997 Ben Washington ................................................. DB
1999 Corey Atkins ........................................................ LB
2003 Deandre’ Eiland .................................................. DB
* Voted Outstanding Gray Back
#Voted Game’s Outstanding Player
%Voted Outstanding Gray Lineman
Canadian-American Bowl
1969 Roy Don Reeves.................................................. DB
1972 Bo Davies ........................................................... DB
Dennis Ford ........................................................ OG
1973 Mike Haggard ...................................................... FL
1975 Mike McCabe ........................................................C
1979 Max Runager ......................................................... P
Coaches’ All-America Game
1963 Billy Gambrell .................................................... HB
1970 Warren Muir ....................................................... FB
1972 Bo Davies .......................................................... DB
1973 John LeHeup .......................................................DT
East-West Shrine Game
1945 Skimp Harrison...................................................... E
1954 Johnny Gramling ................................................ QB
1966 Bobby Bryant ...................................................... DB
Stan Juk ............................................................. DB
1967 Ben Garnto..........................................................WB
Jimmy Gobble ......................................................C
1971 Dick Harris ......................................................... DB
1972 John LeHeup ......................................................DT
1973 Darrell Austin ......................................................OT
1975 Jeff Grantz .......................................................... QB
1976 Steve Courson ................................................... DB
1979 Rick Sanford ...................................................... DB
1980 Willie Scott .......................................................... TE
1981 Chuck Slaughter ..................................................OT
1984 Frank Wright ........................................................DT
1987 Brad Edwards...................................................... DB
Sterling Sharpe ..................................................WB
1989 Harold Green .......................................................RB
1995 Stanley Pritchett...................................................RB
2001 Andre Goodman.................................................. CB
Willie Offord .......................................................... S
2002 Andrew Pinnock...................................................RB
2004 Darrell Shropshire ...............................................DT
2005 Jabari Levey.........................................................OT
2006 Syvelle Newton ...................................................WR
2007 Cory Boyd ...........................................................RB
2008 Jasper Brinkley .................................................... LB
Jamon Meredith...................................................OT
2009 Darian Stewart .....................................................SS
2010 Patrick DiMarco ..............................................FB/TE
2011 Travian Robertson ................................................DT
2012 DeVonte Holloman ............................................... LB
T.J. Jonson ......................................................... OC
Devin Taylor .........................................................DE
Grid Iron Classic
2000 Cecil Caldwell......................................................DT
Jermale Kelly ......................................................WR
2002 Rashad Faison .................................................... DB
Corey Jenkins ..................................................... DB
Dennis Quinn.......................................................DE
Cedric Williams ...................................................OL
2003 Jeremiah Garrison ............................................... LB
2004 John Strickland......................................................C
Hula Bowl
1967 Bobby Bryant ...................................................... DB
1968 Ben Garnto..........................................................WB
1972 Dick Harris.......................................................... DB
1973 John LeHeup .......................................................DT
1975 Jeff Grantz........................................................... QB
1980 Ed Baxley ............................................................. LB
George Rogers .....................................................RB
1985 Leonard Burton ......................................................C
Thomas Dendy.....................................................RB
1987 Joe Morrison ......................................... Asst. coach
1995 James Dexter .......................................................OT
1997 Duce Staley..........................................................RB
1998 Lee Wiggins........................................................ DB
2002 James Adkisson..................................................WR
Ryan Brewer.................................................. WR/RB
Shane Hall ...........................................................OL
2004 Darrell Shropshire ...............................................DT
2006 Chris White............................................................C
Japan Bowl
1975 Jeff Grantz........................................................... QB
1981 Robert Perlotte .................................................... DB
1988 Kevin Hendrix ......................................................DE
NFLPA Collegiate Bowl
2012 Byron Jerideau.....................................................DT
Adam Yates ..........................................................PK
North-South Shrine Game
1948 Ed Dew ..................................................................G
Claude Harrison..................................................... B
1949 Roger Wilson ......................................................... E
1950 Dave Sparks...........................................................G
Bishop Strickland .................................................. B
1951 Harry Jabbusch .................................................. LB
1953 Jim Kincaid ........................................................ HB
1954 Frank Mincevich ....................................................G
Bill Wohrman ....................................................... FB
1955 Carl Brazell ......................................................... HB
Joe Silas ............................................................... E
1956 Sam DeLuca .......................................................... T
Buddy Frick ........................................................... E
1957 Julius Derrick ....................................................... E
1958 King Dixon ............................................................ B
1959 Ed Pitts .................................................................. T
John Saunders..................................................... FB
1960 Jerry Frye ............................................................. E
1968 Roy Don Reeves ................................................. DB
1971 Tyler Hellams ...................................................... DB
Raycom College Football All-Star Classic
2012 Shaq Wilson ........................................................ LB
Senior Bowl
1951 Bishop Strickland .................................................. B
1952 Steve Wadiak .......................................................RB
1955 Frank Mincevich ....................................................G
1957 Sam DeLuca .......................................................... T
1959 Alex Hawkins ...................................................... HB
1963 Billy Gambrell ..................................................... HB
1973 Rick Brown .......................................................... LB
1979 Rick Sanford ....................................................... DB
1980 George Rogers .....................................................RB
George Schechterly..............................................OT
1981 Chuck Slaughter .................................................OT
1982 Andrew Provence ................................................DL
1984 James Seawright ................................................. LB
1985 Leonard Burton .....................................................C
1987 Sterling Sharpe ..................................................WB
1988 Derrick Little ........................................................DE
1991 Robert Brooks .....................................................WR
1992 Ernest Dye ...........................................................OT
1993 Mathew Campbell ................................................ TE
Ernest Dixon ..................................................... OLB
Corey Louchiey....................................................OT
1994 Brandon Bennett ..................................................RB
1995 Stanley Pritchett...................................................RB
Steve Taneyhill .................................................... QB
1998 Jamar Nesbit........................................................OL
1999 John Abraham .................................................. OLB
Arturo Freeman ................................................... DB
2001 Sheldon Brown ................................................... CB
Melvin Paige........................................................OT
2003 Travelle Wharton ..................................................OL
2004 George Gause ......................................................DE
Darrell Shropshire ...............................................DT
2006 Fred Bennett ....................................................... CB
2008 Kenny McKinley..................................................WR
2009 Eric Norwood ....................................................... LB
2011 Antonio Allen ......................................................... S
Melvin Ingram .....................................................DE
2012 D.J. Swearinger ..................................................... S
Eric Norwood participated in the 2010 Under Armour
Senior Bowl following the 2009 season.
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL 2013-14 Bowl Lineup
Bowl Matchup Location Date Time (ET) TV
Gildan New Mexico Pac-12 vs. MWC Albuquerque, N.M. Dec. 21 2:00 pm ESPN
Las Vegas MWC vs. Pac-12 Las Vegas, Nev. Dec. 21 3:30 pm ABC
Famous Idaho Potato MAC vs. MWC Boise, Idaho Dec. 21 5:30 pm ESPN
R+L Carriers New Orleans C-USA vs. Sun Belt New Orleans, La. Dec. 21 9:00 pm ESPN
Beef ‘O’ Brady’s C-USA vs. American St. Petersburg, Fla. Dec. 23 2:00 pm ESPN
Sheraton Hawai’i C-USA vs. MWC Honolulu, Hawai’i Dec. 24 8:00 pm ESPN
Little Caesars Pizza Big Ten vs. MAC Detroit, Mich. Dec. 26 6:00 pm ESPN
San Diego County CU Poinsettia Army vs. MWC San Diego, Calif. Dec. 26 9:30 pm ESPN
Military presented by Northrop Grumman ACC vs. C-USA Annapolis, Md. Dec. 27 2:30 pm ESPN
Texas Big 12 vs. Big Ten Houston, Texas Dec. 27 6:00 pm ESPN
Kraft Fight Hunger BYU vs. Pac-12 San Francisco, Calif. Dec. 27 9:30 pm ESPN
New Era Pinstripe Big 12 vs. American Bronx, N.Y. Dec. 28 12:00 pm ESPN
Belk ACC vs. American Charlotte, N.C. Dec. 28 3:20 pm ESPN
Russell Athletic ACC vs. American Orlando, Fla. Dec. 28 6:45 pm ESPN
Buffalo Wild Wings Big 12 vs. Big Ten Tempe, Ariz. Dec. 28 10:15 pm ESPN
Bell Helicopter Armed Forces MWC vs. Navy Fort Worth, Texas Dec. 30 11:45 a.m. ESPN
Franklin American Mortgage Music City ACC vs. SEC Nashville, Tenn. Dec. 30 3:15 pm ESPN
Valero Alamo Big 12 vs. Pac-12 San Antonio, Texas Dec. 30 6:45 pm ESPN
Holiday Big 12 vs. Pac-12 San Diego, Calif. Dec. 30 10:15 pm ESPN
AdvoCare V100 ACC vs. SEC Shreveport, La. Dec. 31 12:30 pm ESPN
Hyundai Sun ACC vs. Pac-12 El Paso, Texas Dec. 31 2:00 pm CBS
AutoZone Liberty C-USA/American vs. SEC Memphis, Tenn. Dec. 31 4:00 pm ESPN
Chick-fil-A ACC vs. SEC Atlanta, Ga. Dec. 31 8:00 pm ESPN
TaxSlayer.com Gator Big Ten vs. SEC Jacksonville, Fla. Jan. 1 12:00 pm ESPN2
Heart of Dallas Big Ten vs. C-USA Dallas, Texas Jan. 1 12:00 pm ESPNU
Capital One Big Ten vs. SEC Orlando, Fla. Jan. 1 1:00 pm ABC
Outback Big Ten vs. SEC Tampa, Fla. Jan. 1 1:00 pm ESPN
Rose Bowl Game presented by VIZIO BCS vs. BCS Pasadena, Calif. Jan. 1 5:00 pm ESPN
Tostitos Fiesta BCS vs. BCS Glendale, Ariz. Jan. 1 8:30 pm ESPN
Allstate Sugar BCS vs. BCS New Orleans, La. Jan. 2 8:30 p.m. ESPN
Discover Orange BCS vs. BCS Miami Gardens, Fla. Jan. 3 TBD ESPN
AT&T Cotton Big 12 vs. SEC Arlington, Texas Jan. 3 7:30 pm FOX
BBVA Compass SEC vs. American Birmingham, Ala. Jan. 4 1:00 pm ESPN
GoDaddy.com MAC vs. Sun Belt Mobile, Ala. Jan. 5 9:00 pm ESPN
VIZIO BCS National Championship BCS #1 vs. BCS #2 Pasadena, Calif. Jan. 6 8:30 p.m. ESPN
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL The University
The University of South Carolina is home to more than 200 years of history and
tradition, rising from a single building in 1805 on what would become the heart of the
campus, the Horseshoe.
Today, the 11 buildings that make up the Horseshoe frame a lush lawn that is an
irresistible gathering place for students, faculty, staff and alumni and the scene of
many important university events.
And while the Horseshoe will always be the symbol of Carolina’s proud tradition, the
University’s presence and reach stretch across the Palmetto State, with baccalaureate
universities in Aiken, Spartanburg (Upstate) and the sea islands (Beaufort and the
gateway to Hilton Head), and two-year regional campuses in Allendale and Walterboro
(Salkehatchie), Sumter, Lancaster and Union. Together, they are building economic
prosperity; fulfilling the University’s mission of teaching, research and service to
the state, and preparing future leaders in business, law, education, the arts, tourism,
communications, medicine and the health sciences.

The University of South Carolina’s Columbia campus has 324 degree programs
through its 14 degree-granting colleges and schools.

The South Carolina Honors College is ranked the No. 1 public university honors
college in the nation based on honors college factors by the guidebook, “A Review of
Fifty Public University Honors Programs.”

The Moore School of Business undergraduate international business program
was ranked No. 1 by U.S. News & World Report for the 16th consecutive year.

USC launched a new online degree completion program called Palmetto College
in 2013. Palmetto College brings together the resources of the entire University of
South Carolina system to combine the quality of a USC degree with the flexibility of
online learning.

Students at the University of South Carolina have earned 594 national fellowships
and scholarships valued at $16.7 million since 1994. In 2012 alone, 56 students
earned more than $1.4 million for academic study.

University of South Carolina faculty generated $238.3 million in funding for
research, training and outreach programs in fiscal year 2012, a 5 percent increase
from the previous year.

USC is ranked in the top 5 percent of U.S. public universities in the number of
national awards its faculty have received.

When completed in late 2013, the Darla Moore School of Business building will
become the front door of Innovista, the University’s research district, and a hub for
creativity, research and entrepreneurial activity. The school is pursuing a net zero
status and LEED Platinum rating for its cutting-edge new home.

The USC School of Medicine pioneered the nation’s first medical school
curriculum that teaches first- through fourth-year students how to use leading
ultrasound technologies for bedside diagnosis.

Twelve USC students received Fulbright grants in 2012 for research, study or
teaching abroad, and the Chronicle of Higher Education named USC a “Top Producer
of U.S. Fulbright Students.” Another six students were awarded National Science
Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships.

The International House at Maxcy College opened in fall 2012, bringing USC’s
American and international students together to experience and share each others’
cultures.

USC was recognized in 2013 by both Kiplinger’s “Best Values in Public Colleges”
and Princeton Review’s “Best Value Colleges for 2013 — Public.”

USC is one of only 40 public universities to receive the Carnegie Foundation’s
top-tier research designation and community engagement designation and is the only
university in South Carolina with the Carnegie top-tier designation for “very high
research activity.”
UNIVERSITY HISTORY
In 2001, the University celebrated the bicentennial
of its charter, but 2005 also marked a watershed an-
niversary: 200 years since the first classes began at
South Carolina College, as it was then known. Caro-
lina has endured the Civil War and Reconstruction,
closings, and name changes. Permanently chartered
in 1906 as the University of South Carolina, it grew
throughout the 20th century and today is building its
reputation as a cutting-edge research institution.
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ARTS AND SCIENCES
African American Studies
Anthropology
Applied Statistics
Art Education
Art History
Art Studio
Biochemistry
Biological Sciences
Cardiovascular Technology
Chemistry
Classics
Comparative Literature
Creative Writing
Criminology and Criminal
Justice
Dance
Earth and Environmental
Resources Management
Economics
English
Environmental Science
European Studies
Film and Media Studies
Foreign Languages
French
Geography
Geological Sciences
Geophysics
German
History
Interdisciplinary Studies
International Studies
Latin American Studies
Linguistics
Media Arts
Marine Science
Mathematics
Molecular Biology
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Professional Science
Psychology
Psychology,
Clinical-Community
Psychology, Experimental
Psychology, School
Public Administration
Public History
Religious Studies
Russian
Sociology
Spanish
Statistics
Theatre
Women’s and Gender Studies
BUSINESS
Accounting
Business Administration
Business Economics
Economics
Finance
Human Resources
Insurance and Risk Management
International Business
Management
Management Science
Marketing
Real Estate
EDUCATION
Athletic Training
Counselor Education
Curriculum and Instruction
Early Childhood Education
Education Administration
Educational Psychology and
Research
Educational Research
Educational Technology
Elementary Education
Foundations of Education
Higher Education Business
Administration
Higher Education and Student
Affairs
Language and Literacy
Middle Level Education
Physical Education
Sciences
Secondary Education
Special Education
Social Studies
Teaching
Teaching and Learning
ENGINEERING AND
COMPUTING
Biomedical Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering
Computer Information Systems
Computer Science
Computer Science and
Engineering
Electrical Engineering
Engineering Science
Mechanical Engineering
Nuclear Engineering
Software Engineering
HOSPITALITY, RETAIL, AND
SPORT MANAGEMENT
Hospitality Management
Interdisciplinary Studies
International Hospitality and
Tourism Management
Retailing
Sport and Entertainment
Management
Integrated Information
Technology
Tourism Management
LAW
Law
MASS COMMUNICATIONS
AND INFORMATION
STUDIES
Journalism and Mass
Communications
Advertising
Broadcast Journalism
Information Science
Journalism
Library and Information Science
Mass Communications
Public Relations
Visual Communications
MEDICINE
Biomedical Sciences
Genetic Counseling
Medicine
Nurse Anesthesia
Rehabilitation Counseling
MUSIC
Conducting
Jazz Studies
Music
Music Composition
Music Education
Music History
Music Performance
Music Theory
Opera Theatre
Piano Pedagogy
NURSING
Clinical Nursing
Community Mental Health and
Psychiatric Nursing
Health Nursing
Nursing
Nursing Administration
Nursing Practice
Nursing Science
PHARMACY
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Pharmarcy
PUBLIC HEALTH
Biostatistics
Communication Sciences
and Disorders
Environmental Health Sciences
Epidemiology
Exercise Science
General Public Health
Health Promotion, Education,
and Behavior
Health Services Policy
and Management
Physical Activity and
Public Health
Physical Therapy
Public Health
Speech-Language Pathology
Speech Pathology

SOCIAL WORK
Social Work
SOUTH CAROLINA HONORS
COLLEGE
Baccalaureus Artium et Scientiae
University
Facts and Figures
Administration: Board of
Trustees
Campuses: 8
Enrollment: 46,264
(all campuses, fall 2012)
Faculty: 2,184 (full-time,
all campuses, fall 2012)
Degrees Awarded: 9,493 (all
campuses, 2012-2013 fiscal year)
Alumni: More than 260,000
living alumni (all campuses)
Columbia campus:
Location: Columbia, S.C.
Organization:
14 degree-granting colleges and
schools
Degree Programs: 324
Enrollment: 31,288
(Columbia campus, fall 2012)
Faculty: Approximately 1,604
(full-time, Columbia)
Alumni: More than 210,000
living alumni (Columbia)
S.C. Resident Undergraduate
Tuition: $10,488 (fall 2012)
Nonresident Undergraduate
Tuition: $27,644 (fall 2012)
Endowment: $514 million
(June 30, 2012)
Research Support: $238
million (June 30, 2012)
Athletic Nickname: Gamecocks
School Colors: Garnet and Black
MISSION STATEMENT
The university’s mission is threefold: the education of the
state’s diverse citizens through teaching, research and creative
activity, and service.
Degree Programs
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Board of Trustees
Nikki R. Haley
Governor of South Carolina
(ex-officio Chairman)
Eugene P. Warr Jr.
Lamar
(Chairman)
Chuck Allen
Anderson
J. Egerton Burroughs
Murrells Inlet
Mark W. Buyck Jr.
Florence
Thomas C. Cofield
Lexington
C. Edward Floyd M.D.
Florence
William W. Jones Jr.
Bluffton
William C. Hubbard
Columbia
Toney J. Lister
Spartanburg
Hubert F. Mobley
Lancaster
C. Dorn Smith III M.D.
Lake City
John C. von Lehe Jr.
Charleston
(Vice-Chairman)
Thad H. Westbrook
Lexington
Charles H. Williams II
Orangeburg
Mitchell M. Zais
State Superintendent of Education
Amy Stone
Secretary
Mack I. Whittle Jr.
Greenville
Leah B. Moody
Rock Hill
Robert E. “EDDIE” Brown
President, Alumni Association
A.C. Bubba Fennell III
Greenwood
Miles Loadholt
Barnwell
Chairman Emeritus
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL
Harris Pastides was named the University of South Carolina’s 28th president
on Aug. 1, 2008, after a decade of service as a professor, dean, and vice
president. He was the first internal candidate to be elected President of the
University of South Carolina in more than half a century. He has stressed
leadership and civil discourse as primary values of the university and be-
lieves that athletic and academic success go hand-in-hand in preparing
student-athletes to be successful on the court, the playing field and in the
classroom.
With Focus Carolina, one of his first major initiatives as University president,
Pastides has launched the most comprehensive strategic planning initiative
in the University’s history. The effort is expected to result in transformational
goals that will steer a course for the University’s long-term future.
Among the major goals Pastides has identified are:
* Sustainability
* Innovation
* The university’s role in the development of a knowledge economy
* More access to education for South Carolinians
* Stronger cohesion among the university’s eight campuses
To accomplish these goals, he has solicited ideas from the University community and all South Carolina citizens
through Carolina’s Ideas, a Web-based suggestion box that is yielding a bounty of good counsel.
Before joining the South Carolina faculty, Pastides was a professor of epidemiology and chairman of the Department
of Biostatistics and Epidemiology at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. He received his master’s of public
health and his Ph.D. in epidemiology from Yale University.
In 2011, Pastides was named to the NCAA Board of Directors Executive Committee to represent the Southeastern
Conference for a four-year term. The Executive Committee ensures that each division operates consistently with the
basic purposes, fundamental policies and general principles of the Association.
Harris Pastides and Patricia Moore were married April 27, 1980. They have two children: Katharine, an education
specialist at the Getty Villa in Malibu, Calif.; and Andrew, an equity stage actor in New York City.
Zach Kelehear assumed the duties as the University of South Carolina’s
Faculty Athletics Representative on July 1, 2010. Kelehear is the Associate
Dean for Academic Affairs and a professor in the Department of Educational
Leadership and Policies. In his capacity as Associate Dean he is primarily
responsible for all matters related to undergraduate and graduate studies.
As a professor of educational leadership he has written multiple articles and
books on the ideas of artful leadership practice in public schools and busi-
ness. While at USC, Dr. Kelehear has also served on the Faculty Senate, on
the University Athletics Advisory Committee, on the Graduate Council as
Chair, as well as several other committees.

Kelehear provides leadership for multiple national and international profes-
sional organizations such as the American Educational Research Association
and the Council of Professors of Instructional Leadership. Along with his
peer reviewed publications, Kelehear has published in the Journal of Staff
Development, American School Board Journal, The School Administrator, Principal Leadership and The Principal. He
also serves as editor and/or reviewer for multiple journals and publications.

Over the past 30 years, Kelehear has been a college professor, a personnel director, staff development director, and
a teacher and coach in high school and middle school. He also was a college athlete at Furman University where he
played football while completing a double major in Latin and history in 1981. He later earned his master’s in education
from Furman in 1982, then earned his doctorate from N.C. State in 1993.

Dr. Kelehear is married to Dr. Karen Heid, an associate professor of art education in the Department of Art at the Uni-
versity of South Carolina.
University Presidents
Dr. Harris Pastides is the institution’s 28th
President since 1804, when Johnathan Maxcy
became the first to lead South Carolina Col-
lege, the University’s precursor.
Harris Pastides ........................ 2008-Present
Andrew A. Sorensen ................... 2002-2008
John M. Palms ........................... 1991-2002
James B. Holderman ................... 1977-1990
William H. Patterson ................... 1974-1977
Thomas F. Jones ......................... 1962-1974
Robert L. Sumwalt ...................... 1957-1962
Donald S. Russell ....................... 1952-1957
Norman M. Smith ....................... 1945-1952
J. Rion McKissick ....................... 1936-1944
Leonard T. Baker ......................... 1931-1936
Davison M. Douglas ................... 1927-1931
William D. Melton ....................... 1922-1926
William Spenser Currell .............. 1914-1922
Samuel Chiles Mitchell ............... 1909-1913
Benjamin Sloan .......................... 1903-1909
Franklin C Woodward ................. 1897-1902
James Woodrow ......................... 1891-1897
John M. McBryde ....................... 1882-1883
William Porcher Miles ................ 1880-1882
Augustus Baldwin Longstreet ..... 1857-1861
Charles F. McCay ........................ 1855-1857
James Henley Thornwell ............. 1851-1855
William Campbell Preston .......... 1845-1851
Robert Henry .............................. 1841-1845
Robert W. Barnwell ..................... 1835-1841
Thomas Cooper .......................... 1821-1834
Jonathan Maxcy .......................... 1804-1820
Gaps in the presidential timeline indicate peri-
ods when the University was closed or under
interim leadership or when its chief executive
was known by a different title.
Dr. Harris Pastides, University President
Dr. Zach Kelehear, Faculty Athletics Representative
University Administration
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Athletics Director
University of South Carolina president Dr.
Harris Pastides announced July 13, 2012, that
longtime Gamecock baseball coach Ray Tanner
had been selected as the university’s new direc-
tor of athletics. Tanner began his new duties
August 2.
“Sometimes you can search the world over for
the perfect candidate and at times you know you
have the right leader within your organization,”
said Dr. Pastides. “For USC, we knew we had the
right person on our team already. Ray exempli-
fies all the qualities I am seeking in an Athletics
Director: integrity, a winning attitude, a confident
leader and manager and an individual who puts the well-being of our student-athletes
above and beyond all other things.”
In his first season as AD, Tanner experienced a wealth of success. The football team
turned in its highest national ranking in school history, while women’s basketball,
men’s and women’s golf, men’s and women’s tennis, women’s indoor and outdoor
track & field, men’s outdoor track & field, equestrian, men’s and women’s swimming
and diving, softball and baseball all reached the NCAA postseason.
A dedicated community leader whose charitable organization has made a difference
in many South Carolina families, a three-time National Coach of the Year and South-
eastern 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.
Under the direction of Tanner, South Carolina’s postseason success from 2010-
2012 is arguably the greatest run in collegiate baseball history. In the three-year span,
the Gamecocks established NCAA records with 22 consecutive postseason wins and
12 consecutive wins in the College World Series. The Gamecocks won the NCAA
Division I Baseball Championship in 2010 and 2011 with a national runner-up finish
in 2012. South Carolina’s 30-4 (.882) record over the past three seasons in the NCAA
Tournament is the fifth best three-year postseason record in NCAA history.
In addition, the 2012 CWS trip marked the sixth time in 11 years that South Caro-
lina had reached Omaha. No Division I baseball team has made more appearances
than the Gamecocks over the last 11 seasons.
Tanner and the Gamecocks have created one of the top environments in college
baseball at Carolina Stadium. After a successful run at Sarge Frye Field through 2008,
the Gamecocks made the move to the new $36 million Carolina Stadium where col-
lege baseball has continued to grow. South Carolina’s total attendance of 295,389 in
the 2012 season was second highest in the nation. The average attendance of 7,574
also was a Carolina Stadium record, besting the previous mark of 7,431 in the 2011
season. The Gamecocks also set a record for sellouts in 2012 with 15 games at a
capacity of 8,242 fans. In addition, South Carolina set a record for season tickets sold
with a total of 5,580 sold in the preseason before the 2012 campaign.
Under Tanner’s leadership, South Carolina owns the longest current streak of NCAA
Regional appearances among the 14 SEC schools with 13 straight trips to the tourna-
ment dating back to the 2000 season. In that span, Carolina has 10 NCAA Super Re-
gional appearances (2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2012).
South Carolina is one of only two schools in the nation to make at least 10 NCAA
Super Regionals in the last 13 years and one of only six schools in the country to have
reached the NCAA Regionals every season from 2000 to the present.
For all of his accolades, Tanner’s uniform No. 1 was retired and the street outside
Carolina Stadium was renamed in his honor. He was also inducted into the South
Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame in May 2013.
The 2012 season was Tanner’s 25th year as a collegiate head coach. He posted
a 738-316 record at South Carolina with a .700 winning percentage, second high-
est all-time among SEC coaches. His career record was 1,133-489-3 for a winning
percentage of .699. His final 12 teams featured 23 All-Americans.
Tanner gained valuable experience at an international level in his association with
USA Baseball. He has served five stints with Red, White and Blue, including in 2003
as head coach for the USA National Baseball Team. At the helm of some of the top
freshmen and sophomores in the country, Tanner’s club finished with a 27-2 record,
the best record for a U.S. National Team (.931 winning percentage) and won a silver
medal at the 2003 Pan American Games. He was named the U.S. National Coach of
the Year for his work that season. Prior to his head coaching stint, Tanner served as
an auxiliary coach under Tommy Lasorda for the 2000 Olympic Team that won a gold
medal at the XXVII Olympiad in Sydney, Australia. He was also an assistant under for-
mer LSU coach Skip Bertman with the 1995 and 1996 USA teams that culminated in
a bronze medal win at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, Ga. Tanner also served alongside
current Mississippi State coach Ron Polk on Bertman’s staff. Tanner’s first stint with
USA Baseball came as an assistant coach to the national team in the summer of 1993.
Tanner was named the South Carolina head coach June 14, 1996, after nine suc-
cessful seasons at North Carolina State. At NC State, Tanner led his alma mater to
seven appearances in the NCAA postseason tournament and ranked second for most
wins in school history. He was the 1990 Atlantic Coast Conference Coach of the Year
and in 1993 was named Atlantic Region Coach of the Year when his team won 49
games.
Tanner was affiliated with the Wolfpack baseball program for more than 20 years.
He came to the Raleigh campus in the fall of 1976 as a player following an outstand-
ing career at South Johnston High School in Four Oaks, N.C. A four-year starter at
shortstop and third base, he earned All-Atlantic Coast Conference honors his senior
season and still ranks among the Wolfpack’s all-time leaders in several categories.
Following his playing career, Tanner served as an assistant for NC State coach Sam
Esposito, overseeing recruiting efforts and coaching third base. During his tenure as
an assistant, the Wolfpack reached the NCAA Tournament twice. He had additional
duties as assistant to the athletics director and as assistant athletics director in charge
of game operations.
After Esposito’s retirement, Tanner was named head coach at the age of 28 by the
legendary late Jim Valvano, becoming one of the youngest head baseball coaches in
the nation.
Tanner has a bachelor of science 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, N.C., Tanner grew up
in Benson, N.C. He is married to the former Karen Donald, a native of Charleston,
S.C. A University of South Carolina graduate, she was formerly head women’s athletic
trainer at NC State. During the summer of 1997 she served as trainer for the Charlotte
Sting in the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA). She is the former
director of athletics and director of sports medicine at Columbia College.
They have two daughters, Bridgette Grace (“Gracie”) and Margaret Pearl (“Mag-
gie”) and one son, Joseph Luke (“Luke”).
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ACADEMIC SERVICES (803) 777-8521
Maria Hickman Associate AD/Academic Services
Beth Bridger Associate Director of Academics
Rob Campbell Associate Director of Academics
Katie Ethridge Associate Director of Academics
Angie Baskins Academic Advisor
Steve Bondurant Academic Advisor
Al Daniel Academic Advisor
Rochelle Robinson Academic Advisor
Xavier Shannon Academic Advisor
Paul Stoltzfus Academic Advisor
Andre Goodman Director of FB Student-Athlete Development
Shanna Mann Learning Specialist
Bryanna Nelson Learning Specialist/Mentor Coordinator
Erica N. Nelson Coordinator, Life Skills/Community Outreach
Rosalind Isaac Administrative Assistant
ADMINISTRATION (803) 777-4202
Ray Tanner Athletics Director
Charles Waddell Deputy Athletics Director
Kevin O’Connell Chief Operating Officer
Judy Van Horn Senior Associate AD/SWA
Charles Bloom Senior Associate AD/External Affairs
Caroline Allen Human Resources Coordinator
Jared Evans Legal
Kristi Davis Administrative Assistant/Tanner
Angie Shumpert Administrative Assistant/Waddell
Holly Jefferson Administrative Assistant/O’Connell
Amy Anderson Administrative Assistant/Van Horn
Jennifer White Rice Athletics Center Receptionist
ATHLETIC TRAINING (803) 777-4272
John Kasik Associate AD/Sports Medicine
Brainard Cooper Associate Athletic Trainer
Scott Gardner Athletic Trainer
Clint Haggard Athletic Trainer
Jennifer Herod Athletic Trainer
Paul Murata Athletic Trainer
Nathan Peck Athletic Trainer
Mark Rodger Athletic Trainer
Stephanie Rosehart Athletic Trainer
Rachel Sharpe Athletic Trainer
Tara Vandenbosch Athletic Trainer
Jennifer Boynton Sports Dietitian
Sandra Schmale Administrative Assistant

BUSINESS OFFICE (803) 777-3809
Jeff Tallant Chief Financial Officer
John Humphries Budget Director
Candi French Manager of Fiscal Affairs
Jayne Hatchell Purchasing Agent
David Jackson Accounting Manager
Emmie Martin Fiscal Technician
Toni Karl Team Travel Coordinator
Barbara Luberoff Administrative Assistant

CHEERLEADING/MASCOT (803) 777-8429
Erika Goodwin Head Coach
Ron McGinty Assistant Coach

COMPLIANCE SERVICES (803) 777-1519
Chris Rogers Associate AD/Compliance Services
D.J. Brown Assistant AD/Compliance Services
Chance Miller Assistant AD/Compliance Services
Kala Andrews Associate Director/Compliance Services
Kristin Borrelli Associate Director/Compliance Services
Bryan Blair Assistant Director/Compliance Services
Terry Porter Assistant Director/Compliance Services
Brian Corley Assistant Director/Compliance Services
Neal Esposito Compliance Assistant
Sharon Mathias Program Assistant

DEPARTMENT PSYCHOLOGIST (803) 777-9034
Ronald Kasper Sports Psychologist

EQUIPMENT (803) 777-2276
Chris Matlock Director of Equipment
Ryan Fischer Assistant Director of Equipment Operations
Mac Credille Assistant Equipment Manager
Joe Sumter Assistant Equipment Manager

EVENT OPERATIONS (803) 576-9094
Jeff Davis Associate AD/Operations & Facilities
Shawn Burke Assistant AD/Operations & Event Mgmt.
Jim Petrus Director of Parking
Megan Kennington Assistant Director Operations/Event Mgmt.
Richard Bouknight Event Management/Operations Assistant
Tim Strunk Event Management/Operations Assistant
Nancy Wheeler Administrative Assistant
FACILITIES (803) 777-3387
Duane Grooms Assistant AD/Facility Services
Kelly Lewis Asst. Director/Facilities/Custodial Services
Mel Parker Assistant Director/Facility Management
B.J. Phillips Facilities Services Manager
GAMECOCK CLUB/DEVELOPMENT (803) 777-4276
Jeff Crane Senior Associate AD/Development & GCC
Patrick McFarland Executive Director - Gamecock Club
Jack Wilson Director of Athletics Development
Steve Eigenbrot Director of Athletics Development
Jay Brown Assistant Director/Gamecock Club
Wayne Hiott Assistant Director/Gamecock Club
Elaine Arnold Assistant Director Athletics Development
Lindsay Sprague Assistant Director - Membership Services
Lizzie Hill Coordinator of Premium Seating & Events
Toni Day Gamecock Club Assistant
Tracy Murphy Gamecock Club Assistant
Jordan Gardner Membership Services Coordinator
Kendall Belk Coord. Stewardship/Development Comm.
Blair Cauthen Administrative Assistant/GCC Director
Clyde Wrenn Development Special Assistant

GAMECOCK PRODUCTIONS (803) 777-5335
Paul Danna Gamecock Productions Director
Justin Stoll Director of Creative Operations
Marissa Kenney Assistant Gamecock Productions Director
GAMECOCK SPORTS PROPERTIES (803) 777-8254
Liz McMillan General Manager
Blake Buchanan Associate General Manager
Derek Scott Senior Account Executive
Darren McPhail Senior Account Executive
Katie Blouin Account Executive

GROUNDS (803) 777-7810
Clark Cox Assistant AD/Sports Turf & Landscaping
Donnie Lindler Sport Turf Supervisor
Marcus Thurber Sport Turf Supervisor
James Bouknight Groundskeeper
Eddie Dunning Groundskeeper
Travis Reed Groundskeeper
Donald Robbins Groundskeeper
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (803) 777-9920
David Hutson IT Manager
Toni Rabon IT Coordinator

MAINTENANCE (803) 777-8501
Mike Smith Maintenance Supervisor
Gordon Addy Facility Maintenance
Sherry Berry Custodial Services

SPORTS MARKETING (803) 777-5567
Eric Nichols Associate AD/Marketing
Josh Waters Director of Marketing
Lauryn Dugan Assistant Director
Brittany Lane Coordinator of Digital & Social Media

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING (803) 777-3283
Billy Anderson Director/Olympic Sports Strength & Con.
Joe Connolly Director/Football Strength & Conditioning
Dan Austin Assistant Head Strength & Conditioning
Scott Greenawalt Men's Basketball Strength & Conditioning
Aurmon Satchell Asst. Strength & Conditioning Coach
Jon Vaden Asst. Strength & Conditioning Coach
Mike Sirignano Asst. Strength & Conditioning Coach
Ryan Waterbury Asst. Strength & Conditioning Coach
TICKET OFFICE (803) 777-4274
Lance Grantham Assistant AD/Ticket Operations
Kamryn Hollar Assistant Director of Ticket Operations
Nancy Addison Ticket Office Assistant
Clay Wilson Ticket Office Assistant
Michael Mims Ticket Office/Parking Assistant
TRADEMARK & LICENSING (803) 777-7313
Ken Corbett Director of Trademark & Licensing

TRAVEL (843) 709-5099
Larry Evans Chief Pilot

VIDEO SERVICES (803) 777-5338
Joe Lisle Assistant AD/Video Operations
Hudson Jacobs Assistant Video Coordinator
Dylan Lockwood Assistant Video Coordinator
Paul McGee Assistant Video Coordinator
BASEBALL (803) 777-7830
Chad Holbrook Head Coach
Jerry Meyers Assistant Head Coach
Sammy Esposito Assistant Coach
Kyle Lipsey Director of Baseball/Softball Operations
Katherine Brown Administrative Assistant
MEN'S BASKETBALL (803) 777-4197
Frank Martin Head Coach
Matt Figger Associate Head Coach
Perry Clark Assistant Coach
Lamont Evans Assistant Coach
Doug Edwards Player Development
Andy Assaley Director of Operations
TBA Administrative Assistant/Head Coach
Susan Hook Administrative Assistant

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (803) 777-0371
Dawn Staley Head Coach
Lisa Boyer Associate Head Coach
Nikki McCray Assistant Coach
Darius Taylor Assistant Coach
Cynthia Jordan Director of Operations
Freddy Ready Director of Player Development
Dianne Palmer Administrative Assistant
Ariana Moore Special Assistant to Head Coach

EQUESTRIAN (803) 777-6008
Boo Major Head Coach
Ruth Sorrel Associate Head Coach/Western Coach
Carol Gwin Assistant Coach/Hunt Seat Coach
Andrea Tito Barn Manager
Kacey Friedman Administrative Assistant
GOLF (803) 777-2153
Puggy Blackmon Director of Golf Operations/Assistant Coach
Bill McDonald Men's Head Coach
Kalen Harris Women's Head Coach
Alex Hamilton Assistant Head Coach
Marci Saltzman Administrative Assistant

SOCCER (803) 777-7829
Mark Berson Men's Head Coach
Shelley Smith Women's Head Coach
Jamie Smith Women's Associate Head Coach
Spencer Lewis Men's Assistant Coach
Joey Worthen Men’s Assistant Coach
Libby Bassett Women's Assistant Coach
Allison Orvin Administrative Assistant

SOFTBALL (803) 777-7830
Beverly Smith Head Coach
Lisa Navas Associate Head Coach
Calvin Beamon Assistant Coach
Kyle Lipsey Director of Baseball/Softball Operations
Kacey Friedman Administrative Assistant

SWIMMING & DIVING (803) 777-6065
McGee Moody Head Swimming Coach
Todd Sherritt Head Diving Coach
Jason Memont Associate Head Coach
Kevin Swander Assistant Coach
Randi Vogel Assistant Coach
Josh Morgan Assistant Coach/Director of Aquatic Strength
Allison Orvin Administrative Assistant

TENNIS (803) 777-7869
Kevin Epley Women's Head Coach
Josh Goffi Men's Head Coach
Ryan Young Men's Assistant Coach
Georgia Rose Women’s Assistant Coach

TRACK & FIELD/CROSS COUNTRY (803) 777-7829
Curtis Frye Head Coach
Dee Quarles Assistant Head Coach
Kevin Brown Assistant Coach
Ron Garner Assistant Coach
TBA Assistant Coach/Cross Country Coach
Mike Sergent Assistant Coach
Raylene Ross Director of Operations

VOLLEYBALL (803) 777-0755
Scott Swanson Indoor Volleyball Head Coach
Moritz Moritz Sand Volleyball Head Coach
Julie Darty Associate Indoor Head Coach/Recruiting
RJ Abella Assistant Coach
Amanda Brungs Director of Operations
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Athletics Development
The Gamecock Club, established in 1940, provides financial support to the more than 500 student-athletes
representing the University of South Carolina. This aid is in the form of tuition fees, meal costs, housing
costs, medical costs, injury assistance, and other educational needs. Gamecock Club membership is open
to all alumni and friends of the University.
More than 15,000 South Carolina fans donate to the athletics department through annual Gamecock Club
memberships. There are currently 47 local chapters throughout South Carolina and an additional 16 out-of-
state chapters that span from Houston to New York.
The Gamecock Club is located at 1304 Heyward Street in Columbia in the Rice Athletics Center and can
also be found online at www.GamecocksOnline.com/GamecockClub or reached by phone at 803.777.4276.
South Carolina Athletics’ mission centers on
developing championship-caliber programs in
the Southeastern Conference and nationally.
There are four components needed to create a
championship program: a prominent universi-
ty committed to its athletics program, a vibrant
community that can be proudly presented to
recruits, excellent coaches, and outstanding
facilities. South Carolina is a distinguished
university with an energized and supportive
community in Columbia and throughout the
state. The Gamecock coaching staff blends
hall-of-fame experience and exciting new per-
spectives that, together with a seasoned athlet-
ics staff, give South Carolina Athletics a com-
petitive advantage in the recruiting battle. It is
time to focus on providing outstanding facili-
ties for Gamecock student-athletes and fans.
The Garnet Way Capital Campaign serves as a
road map for transforming Gamecock Athlet-
ics. The goal of this campaign is to generate
$200 million through donations by July 2015.
Funds will be used to improve athletics fa-
cilities. When this goal is attained, Gamecock
supporters will be able to take pride in the fact
they have dramatically impacted South Caro-
lina Athletics and the Gamecocks’ ability to
compete on a national stage.
Jimmy Addison
Luther Battiste
Mark Buyck
Harris DeLoach
Stan Juk
Lou Kennedy
Glen Lott
Doyle McBride
Joe Rice
Michael Roth
Darius Rucker
Jim Schaper
Bill Stern
Tommy Suggs (Chair)
Susie VanHuss
Garnet Way Cabinet
Gamecock Club Executive Committee (District):
Front Row (L-R): Bob Bowles (11); Janice Simmons (15); Dr. Sharon Eden (1);
Harry B. Gregory Jr. (5); Meredith Blackwell (9)
Back Row (L-R): Jerry LaCount (13); Lee Ellis (14); Rod Jernigan (12); Hank Jolly (7);
Gene Schofield (6); Jimmy Griffin (4); James Wolf (Out-of-State Representative)
Not pictured: Ted Girardeau - Chair (2); Eddie Brown (16)
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Gamecock Traditions
NICKNAME: THE FIGHTING GAMECOCKS
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 almost 100 years.
At the turn of the 20th century, after struggling for more than decade under numer-
ous 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 South 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 popu-
lar 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 humanitar-
ian 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.”
SCHOOL COLORS
Garnet and Black were adopted near the turn of the century as the official colors of the
University of South Carolina athletic teams. The colors are the dominant ones on the
gamecock, which is the University’s official mascot for its athletic teams.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA MASCOT
The Gamecock mascot, “Cocky,” is a
familiar sight at a variety of South Caro-
lina athletic events. He appears at all
home and road football and basketball
games, and at home baseball games.
In addition he can be found frequent-
ing other Olympic sports events on the
USC campus.
Cocky was chosen National Mascot of
the Year in 1986, 1994, and again in
2004 and is recognized as one of the
most colorful mascots in collegiate
athletics.
In 1981, and 1982, the Gamecocks par-
ticipated 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, The 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 82,000 begins its roar of anticipation, the first notes of the
them 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 South Caro-
lina team buses drop the players off on the Garnet Way in The Commons at Williams-
Bricee. 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 Sta-
dium. The team walks through the throng of Gamecock fans and well-wishers as they
make their way to the locker room to prepare for the game ahead.
THE COCKABOOSE RAILROAD
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 Williams-Brice 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. The next
season, in 1990, the beautifully-designed Cockaboose Railroad began catering to
the serious Gamecock tailgater with amenities never before associated with in tailgat-
ing: 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 closed-circuit tele-
vision 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.
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, Caro-
lina, 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 mis-
sion 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!
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Academic Services
The Dodie Anderson Academic Enrichment Center, located at 1302 Heyward Street,
is “the heart of the athletics department and the place where the ebb and flow of
student-athletes’ days are centered.”
The three-story, 40,000-square-foot, $13 million state-of-the-art facility, opened in
the spring of 2010, strives to synthesize the traditional architectural values associated
with the University of South Carolina and
the dynamic movement of athleticism.
The building appeals to student-athletes
and also the recruits evaluating the role
South Carolina may play in their devel-
opment as a student-athlete. The build-
ing’s primary purpose is to foster a sense
of community among student-athletes as
well as promote excellence in academics.
“The Dodie” is named for Dolores F.
Anderson of Greer, S.C., whose philan-
thropic gift helped fund the center for
University of South Carolina student-
athletes. Anderson is the widow of Rob-
ert Anderson, the former president and
chairman of Anderson Hardwood Floors,
the largest privately-owned hardwood
floor manufacturer in
the United States. A
1981 graduate of USC
Upstate with a degree
in interdisciplinary
studies, Dodie Ander-
son is co-owner of
Anderson Hardwood
Floors and a longtime
supporter of USC
Upstate’s athletic pro-
grams.
The Dodie is the fo-
cal point and the first
piece in the re-devel-
oped 41-acre footprint
known as the Athletics
Village. The area also
includes the Rice Athletics Center, a new tennis
complex, softball stadium, and parking garage
and updated soccer practice fields.
Student-athletes are in and out of the Dodie
throughout the day as they use computers and
study areas, receive tutoring, counseling and ad-
vising and even eat their meals.
“The Dodie” Features:
Full-service cafeteria
Dietitian’s office
Audio/visual multi-purpose room
20 tutoring rooms (accommodates 2-4)
15 seminar rooms (accommodates 6-8)
Math and English labs
Special needs learning lab
One large quiet study room
One small quiet study room
One computer lab containing 58 computers
Two computer labs containing 16 computers
Student-athlete lounge
Academic support staff offices
Wireless capabilities throughout the facility
Academic Hall of Fame
Dodie Anderson
The South Carolina football team posted its highest
combined grade point average on record in consecutive
semesters, first logging a 2.781 mark during the Spring
2012 semester, then exceeding that with a 2.918 team GPA
in Fall 2012. The football team has registered a team GPA
above 2.70 for six consecutive semesters, including a
2.724 in Spring 2013.
For the seventh-consecutive year, the University of
South Carolina led the way with 74 student-athletes on
the SEC Fall Academic Honor Roll in 2012. Twenty-nine of
those on the list from South Carolina were football players.
The football program posted a 2011-12 single year
APR (Academic Progress Rate) score of 960 and a multi-
year APR of 966, matching 2010-11 for the top multi-year
score on record.
Connor Shaw was honored at halftime of the 2013
Garnet and Black Spring Game as the Harris Pastides
Student-Athlete Award winner for Football.
Damiere Byrd and T.J. Holloman were also
honored at halftime of the 2013 spring game as recipients
of the Harold White GPA Award for offense and defense,
respectively.
During the 2012-13 academic year, the football
program graduated 18 student-athletes, bring the number
of football graduates over the last three years to 69 student-
athletes.
Connor Shaw
Damiere Byrd
T.J. Holloman
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Preparing the Student-Athlete
The Dodie Anderson Academic Enrichment Center employs a team of dedicated staff,
mentors and tutors who work to assist student-athletes with day-to-day academic
support. Their mission is to help all student-athletes realize their personal, academic
and athletic potentials. The Athletics Department is dedicated to developing the total
student-athlete.
GAMECOCK GALA: At the end of each school year, all Gamecock student-athletes
attend the Gamecock Gala, where outstanding individual performers throughout
Carolina’s 21 intercollegiate sports are recognized in front of their peers and special
guests.
ETIQUETTE SEMINAR: “MANNERS MATTER”
The Etiquette Dinner Seminar is presented to educate student-athletes on proper table
manners and etiquette appropriate for business and other formal situations. This
seminar will also prepare student-athletes for upcoming internships and job-hunting
scenarios where interviewing may take place over a meal. It is an interactive dinner
where they receive instruction during the course of a meal.
GAMECOCK ATHLETICS CAREER NETWORK
It is essential for student-athletes to plan for the future and to prepare for life outside
of college athletics. A component of the Life Skills Program, the Gamecock Athletics
Career Network has resources available for identifying practicum and internship expe-
riences to enhance the career development process. Other programs include mentor-
ing, assistance with resume development and job interviewing skills, student-athlete
networking seminar and strong collaboration with the University Career Center.
NETWORKING SEMINARS
In the fall of each year, the Ath-
letics Department invites South
Carolina lettermen and members
of the Gamecock Athletics Ca-
reer Network to assist the staff
in training student-athletes in the
skills needed to begin their pro-
fessional careers. This unique
opportunity also provides the
student-athletes with an oppor-
tunity to learn more about the
concept of networking and to
put it to practice while speaking
to professionals working in the
fields they aspire to work in after
graduation.
DRESS FOR SUCCESS
In the spring of each year, the Athletics Department invites local business partners to
assist the department in training student-athletes in the skills needed to appropriately
present themselves in all professional settings. This seminar has a separate male
and female presentation and covers all current trends of what is acceptable proper
business attire.
THE STUDENT-ATHLETE
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
South Carolina has a Student-
Athlete Advisory Committee
(SAAC), which is made up of
two student-athlete represen-
tatives from each team within
the Athletics Department.
SAAC represents the voice
of all student-athletes to the
administration about issues
that affect them. They also
have been active in promoting
department-wide community
service projects and facilitating
student-athlete camaraderie.
SENIOR RING CEREMONY
At the end of each semester, the Athletics Department presents each of its graduating
seniors with a South Carolina class ring. At the ceremony, individual recognition is
provided to each graduate by their Academic Advisor and their ring is presented by
their head coach.
MEDIA TRAINING
Through the Life Skills program and the Media Relations Department, Carolina stu-
dent-athletes participate in media training sessions that are designed to make them
more comfortable in dealing with members of the media. The sessions include tips on
dealing with the media and give student-athletes the opportunity to practice interview-
ing and speaking publicly.
ORIENTATION/CONSEQUENCES FOR YOUR ACTIONS
Provided to all student-athletes, the objective of Orientation is to educate them on the
expectations placed upon them as Gamecocks. They also receive information on the
academic resources available in the Academic Enrichment Center and campus-wide.
Additionally, the student-athletes are presented with information focused on the topic,
“Consequences For Your Actions,” where the objective is to encourage responsibility
and mature behavior among the student-athletes and to teach them there are conse-
quences for the decisions they make.
TEAM GAMECOCKS
“Team Gamecocks” are student-athletes who volunteer their time and effort to the
local community in a variety of different ways. Each year, student-athletes engage in
community service activities including reading to elementary school children, col-
lecting food for the Harvest Hope Food Bank, visiting both hospitalized veterans and
children, and interacting with kids in after-school programs. There are ongoing op-
portunities for Team Gamecocks as well as scheduled events. Student-athletes can
select service opportunities in which they are most interested.
The Gamecocks annually take part in the “Pigskin Poets” reading program.
Five Gamecock football players were awarded their
undergraduate degrees in December 2012.
Jadeveon Clowney was presented the Male Athlete of
the Year Award by Athletics Director Ray Tanner at
the 2013 Gamecock Gala.
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Williams-Brice Stadium
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’.
Home of the
Gamecocks
First game as Carolina Stadium: Oct. 6, 1934 (South Carolina 22, VMI 6)
Dedicated as Williams-Brice Stadium: Sept. 9, 1972 (Virginia 24, South Carolina 16)
Capacity: 80,250
Stadium Record: 265-179-14 (.594)
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 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.
Williams-Brice Stadium Facts
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Radio/Television
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.
This begins the sixth year of a nine-year, $50 million contract between the University
and IMG College that runs through 2017. 2013 also marks the first year of a four-year
extension with Cumulus Media for WNKT-FM (107.5 The Game) to continue as the
official flagship station of Gamecock Athletics through 2017.
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 television programming (pay per view opportunities and coaches 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 2013-14 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 and the school’s
winningest quarterback, begins his 22nd season with the network and his 11th 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 Steve Spurrier
Television Show and Carolina Calls with Steve Spurrier, the Head Ball 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 40th
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 signal-callers. 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 will
be awarded to a quarterback each year and is the first endowed scholarship for the
football program.
Former Gamecock and NFL lineman Langston Moore returns for his second
season to handle the sideline duties for the game broadcasts.
Liz McMillan serves as the General Manager of Gamecock Sports Properties
in Columbia. Brent Johnson serves as the Network Host. Carroll Senn is the
broadcast engineer, David Spence is the spotter and Doug Adams is the
statisician. Rachel Senn assists with production.
The Steve Spurrier Television Show can be seen regionally and nationally on
Sports South. Check your listings for the times of the broadcasts.

The weekly Carolina Calls show will air Thursdays from 7-8 p.m. on the flagship
station of the Gamecocks, WNKT-FM, and over the Internet at GamecocksOnline.com.
The show takes place at Wild Wing Café, located at 729 Lady Street in the Vista.
SEC NETWORK TO LAUNCH IN 2014
The Southeastern Conference and ESPN have signed a 20-year agreement through
2034 to create and operate a multiplatform network, which will launch in August
2014. The new network and its accompanying digital platform will air SEC content
24/7 including more than 1,000 events in its first year.
The network will televise approximately 45 SEC football games, more than 100
men's basketball games, 60 women's basketball games, 75 baseball games, and
events from across the SEC's 21 sports annually. Programming will also include
studio shows, original content such as SEC Storied, spring football games, signing
day and pro days coverage. Hundreds of additional live events from various sports will
be offered exclusively on the digital platform. The network and its digital extensions
will connect with each SEC institution and create opportunities for each school to
produce and develop content.
Each weekend throughout the season, the new network will air multiple top-tier
matchups from the strongest conference in college football. Since 2006, the SEC
has claimed seven consecutive football national championships. In 2011-12, SEC
teams won eight national championships: football (Alabama), men's basketball
(Kentucky), gymnastics (Alabama), men's indoor track and field (Florida), women's
tennis (Florida), women's golf (Alabama), men's outdoor track and field (Florida), and
softball (Alabama). Since 1990, the SEC has won 149 national team championships
for an average of more than six per year.
As part of the agreement, ESPN will now oversee the SEC's official Corporate
Sponsor Program. In addition, ESPN and the SEC also agreed to extend their existing
media rights agreement through 2034. ESPN has televised the SEC since 1982.
ESPN's existing networks present more than 1,600 hours of SEC action each year.
The new network will focus exclusively on the SEC and add another outlet to deliver
sports fans more SEC content than ever.
GAMECOCK TELEVISION HISTORY
South Carolina football has appeared on television many times, dating back to
a local telecast of a game against Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wis., Nov. 5,
1949. The first Gamecock home game to be televised was against the University of
North Carolina in Carolina (now Williams-Brice) Stadium, Nov. 7, 1953.
That first home telecast was the first program aired by WIS-TV (Channel 10) when
the Columbia NBC affiliate went on the air. The NBC network originally planned a
“panorama” of four games nationwide on that date, showing one quarter of each
game. When plans for that production did not materialize, NBC agreed to honor a
commitment to WIS-TV, which had scheduled the football telecast as its inaugural
program.
NBC sent a remote unit from Washington, D.C., and play-by-play was handled
by WIS-TV Sports Director Ray Stanfield. South Carolina beat North Carolina 18-0
in the game, which was sponsored by General Motors. The teams split the $50,000
rights fee for the one station network broadcast.
Abbeville WZLA-FM 92.9
Aiken/Edgefield WKSX-FM 92.7
Allendale WDOG-FM 93.5
Anderson WRIX-FM 103.1
Camden WPUB-FM 102.7
Camden WCAM-AM 1590
Charleston WWIK-FM 98.9
Chesterfield WVSZ-FM 107.3
Clinton WPCC-AM 1410
Columbia WNKT-FM 107.5
Florence/Lamar WFRK-FM 93.5
Gaffney WZZQ-FM 104.3
Gaffney WZZQ-AM 1500
Greenville WROO-FM 96.7
Hilton Head WGZO-FM 103.1
Lake City WHYM-AM 1260
Myrtle Beach WHSC-FM 103.1
Newberry WKDK-AM 1240
Rock Hill WRHM-FM 107.1
Rock Hill WVSZ-FM 107.3
Seneca WSNW-AM 1150
Seneca WSNW-FM 103.5
Spartanburg WSPG-AM 1400
Sumter WIBZ-FM 95.5
Union WBCU-AM 1460
Carolina Radio Affiliates
The South Carolina Radio Crew:
(L-R): David Spence, Tommy Suggs, Liz McMillan, Carroll Senn, Todd Ellis,
Doug Adams, Langston Moore, Rachel Senn and Brent Johnson.
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Associated Press
1311 Marion Street
Columbia, S.C. 29201
803-799-5510
Pete Iacobelli ([email protected])
Anderson Independent-Mail
Box 2507
Anderson, S.C. 29622
864-260-1283
Brad Senkiw
([email protected])
Augusta Chronicle
725 Broad Street
Augusta, GA 30901
706-823-3337
Scott Michaux
([email protected])
Charleston Post & Courier
134 Columbus Street
Charleston, S.C. 29403
315-430-3712
C: Gene Sapakoff
([email protected])
Beat: Darryl Slater
([email protected])
(C): 315-430-3712
Charlotte Observer
600 S. Tryon Street
Charlotte, N.C. 28202
704-358-5118
Columbia State
Box 1333
Columbia, S.C. 29202
803-771-8470
SE: Rick Millians ([email protected])
C: Ron Morris ([email protected])
Beat: Josh Kendall ([email protected])
(C): 706-340-5532
Florence Morning News
P.O. Box 100528
Florence, S.C. 29501
843-317-7271
SE: Mark Haselden
(mhaselden@florencenews.com)
Greenville News
Box 1688
Greenville, S.C. 29602
864-298-4307
C: Bart Wright
([email protected])
Beat: Willie T. Smith (nfl[email protected])
(C): 864-325-3682
Hilton Head Island Packet
Box 5727
Hilton Head, S.C. 29938
843-706-8121
SE: Justin Jarrett ([email protected])
Myrtle Beach Sun News
P.O. Box 406
Myrtle Beach, S.C. 29578
843-626-8555
SE: Shane Bowen
([email protected])
Orangeburg Times & Democrat
P.O. Drawer 1766
Orangeburg, S.C. 29116
803-534-1060
Brian Lindner
SE: Thomas Grant, Jr.
([email protected])
Rock Hill Herald-Journal
Box 11707
Rock Hill, S.C. 29731
803-329-4099
Barry Byers ([email protected])
Spartanburg Herald-Journal
Box 1657
Spartanburg, S.C. 29304
864-582-4511
Beat: Matt Connolly
Sumter Item
803-774-1241
SE: Dennis Brunson ([email protected])
WACH (FOX Channel 57)
1400 Pickens Street
Columbia, S.C. 29201
803-252-5757
Brian McConchie ([email protected])
WIS (NBC Channel 10)
1111 Bull Street
Columbia, S.C. 29201
803-758-1288
Rick Henry ([email protected])
WLTX (CBS Channel 19)
6027 Garners Ferry Rd
Columbia, S.C. 29209
803-647-0233
Reggie Anderson
([email protected])
WOLO (ABC Channel 25)
Box 4217
Columbia, S.C. 29204
803-754-7525
Tim Hill ([email protected])
WRDW (Channel 12)
Box 1212
North Augusta, S.C. 30913
803-278-3111
Kevin Faigle ([email protected])
WCBD (Channel 2)
210 West Coleman Blvd.
Mt. Pleasant, S.C. 29464
843-216-4894
Andrea Wontor
WCIV (Channel 4)
Allbritton Blvd.
Mt. Pleasant, S.C. 29464
843-884-8513
Scott Eisberg
WCSC (Channel 5)
Box 186, Charleston, S.C. 29402
843-402-5750
Andy Pruitt ([email protected])
WPDE (Channel 15)
Box 51150, Myrtle Beach, S.C. 29579
843-234-9733
Rich Chrampanis ([email protected])
WBTW (Channel 13)
3430 TV Road
Florence, S.C. 29501
803-317-1313
Jeff Zell ([email protected])
WSPA (Channel 7)
Box 1717
Spartanburg, S.C. 29301
864-587-4497
Pete Yanity ([email protected])
WYFF (Channel 4)
Box 788
Greenville, S.C. 29602
864-240-5265
Brad Fralick ([email protected])
Cumulus Broadcasting
P.O. Box 5106, Columbia, S.C. 29250
803-766-7600
Brent Johnson
([email protected])
WNKT (107.5 FM) (Flagship)
803-796-9975
Heath Cline ([email protected])
Michael Haney
Tommy Moody ([email protected])
Jay Philips ([email protected])
South Carolina News Network
1301 Gervais St., Suite 105
Columbia, S.C. 29201
803-790-4300
Phil Kornblut ([email protected])
Kevin McCrarey ([email protected])
WVOC (560 AM)
Box 21567, Columbia, S.C. 29221
803-343-1100
Christopher Thompson ([email protected])
Gamecock Sports Properties
P.O. Box 50306, Columbia, S.C. 29250
803-777-7895
Elizabeth McMillan, GM
([email protected])
Todd Ellis, Football Play-by-Play
803-732-0123
([email protected])
Tommy Suggs, Football Analyst
803-799-5533
The Daily Gamecock
1400 Greene Street
Columbia, S.C. 29208
803-777-7182
Football Video Coordinator
Joe Lisle ([email protected])
803-777-5338
Gamecock Productions
Paul Danna ([email protected])
803-777-5335
GamecockCentral.com
David Cloninger ([email protected])
803-367-1471
Scott Hood ([email protected])
803-606-3261
TheBigSpur.com
John Whittle ([email protected])
803-727-4254
Print
Television
Radio
Campus/Specialty Internet
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Media Policies
General
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. 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 Media 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 media relations department.
Preseason Media/Photo Day
The University of South Carolina’s annual Football
Media Day is set for Sunday, Aug. 4. Photos are tentatively
scheduled to be taken on the field beginning at 1 p.m.
No interviews will be allowed on the field. Head Coach
Steve Spurrier will hold a press conference beginning at
approximately 1:40 p.m. in the Media Interview Room,
located under the west stands at Williams-Brice Stadium.
Requested student-athletes and assistant coaches will be
available on the second floor of the Crews Building following
Coach Spurrier’s press conference.
Press Credentials
Working press credentials for the 2013 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 Assistant
Media Relations Director Diana Koval at 803-777-7977 or
by email at [email protected]. Requests for season
passes should be submitted no later then August 12.
Requests for single games should be made as far in advance
as possible and no later then seven (7) days prior to game
day. Once approved, all credentials must be picked up on
game day at Media Will Call, located at Gate 5 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. Parking passes
will be mailed in advance through arrangements made with
Diana Koval.
Note: Credentials will be considered only for those media
members on specific assignment for a specific media outlet
that meets the criteria below.
PRESS BOX PASSES
DAILY NEWSPAPERS will be issued a maximum of
four (4) season approved press box credentials.
WEBSITES with a national affiliation will be issued a
maximum of two (2) season approved press credentials.
TELEVISION stations will be issued a maximum of two
(2) season approved press box credentials.
RADIO stations will be granted one (1) season
approved credential per daily radio show. In addition, one
(1) credential will be distributed per station for the sports
director.
All other credential requests, including non-daily
newspapers, magazines, out-of-market radio stations,
etc. will be considered on a game-by-game, case-by-case
and space available basis at the discretion of Steve Fink,
Assistant AD/Media Relations.
Non-affiliated bloggers will not be credentialed.
FIELD PASSES
DAILY NEWSPAPERS and WEBSITES with national
affiliations will be issued a maximum of three (3) season
field passes to be used for photography.
TELEVISION stations will receive a maximum of two
(2) field passes.
All other credential requests, including non-daily
newspapers, magazines, etc., will be considered on a
game-by-game, case-by-case and space available basis.
Only working photographers/videographers with
professional-grade cameras will be allowed on the field.
Freelance photographers will not be credentialed.
Photographers/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. The vest must be returned to a member of the
South Carolina media relations staff following the game.
3. 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 (announcers, reporters, etc.)
must stand behind the designated area. This will ensure
that photographers/videographers have the appropriate
space to do their work. No photographer will be allowed to
shoot from either end zone.
4. Photographers are encouraged to use the photo work
room, located on the ground level of Williams-Brice
Stadium. Wireless internet is available. While security in
this area is provided, the University of South Carolina is
not responsible for the loss of any items.
5. According to NCAA policies, the presence of any type
of photographer (television or still) in the bench area for
all sports is strictly prohibited. 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 uniform and a maximum of 40 other individuals
directly involved in the game. The 40 individuals not in
uniform shall wear special identification.” (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 (television or still)
from stopping and shooting from behind the bench area
or into the bench area. The bench area is defined by each
institution’s facility guidelines.
Internet Credential Policy
The University of South Carolina adheres to the SEC
policies regarding representatives of websites. The
official website of the home and visiting schools will
be credentialed. Also, the official online service of the
national over-the-air or cable television network that owns
broadcast rights to the game will receive credentials. Other
websites will not be credentialed unless they meet the
following specifications:
1. Must be a legal corporate entity that has been in
business for at least one full calendar year and has
provided coverage of South Carolina or the visiting team
for at least one year.
2. Must provide daily coverage of all athletic teams of
South Carolina or the visiting team with its own staff of
full-time reporters, photographers and equipment.
3. Must travel to and cover all football away games and all
major post-season events.
4. Must provide coverage of all press conferences of all
athletic teams at South Carolina or the visiting team.
No credentials will be issued to any website that is not
deemed by University of South Carolina Assistant Athletics
Director/Media Relations Steve Fink to have adequate
editorial oversight.
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:
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.
Such still photographs must be used on a time-delayed
basis, that is at least five (5) minutes after the happening of
the event depicted by the still photograph.
(b) It is agreed that video is NOT to be used on an Internet
or online site with the following stipulations:
(i) video may be shown as part of a single, non-
archived, online “simulcast” of a television station’s
regularly-scheduled news program.
(ii) footage may be broadcast or otherwise distributed
on the Internet or via any other online service or computer
service, using the following limitations: a maximum of three
(3) minutes from Satellite Feed Footage, Practice Footage
and Event Footage.
(iii) Footage may not be used, sold, traded, loaned or
given away to any other entity for any sports entertainment
programs, specials, home videos, commercials and
promotional use or in any other manner not specifically
set forth in these policies without prior expressed written
permission of the Southeastern Conference or the University
of South Carolina.
(c) While a game is in progress, the use of textual
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. 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.
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Press Box/Services
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 workroom, located on the
ground level of Williams-Brice Stadium, also has 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 Media 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 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 StatMonitr live stats for all
the latest statistical information during games. Visit
gamecocks.statbroadcast.com for live scoring of all home
football games. Upon clicking the link for the game you will
be prompted for a password that is available in your media
packet.
Postgame Interviews
The press box elevator will be held at press level midway
through the fourth quarter for anyone needing postgame
interviews. South Carolina’s postgame interviews 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 Spurrier 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.
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 Diana Koval 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/Media Relations.
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, IMG
College, (803) 777-8254.
Television Stations/Broadcast Networks
For information on receiving mid-week press confer-
ence videos, post-game press conference videos, and oth-
er football related footage, please contact Assistant Media
Relations Director Matt Freed at [email protected]
or Multimedia Coordinator Cory Burkarth at burkarth@
mailbox.sc.edu. Login information to the department’s me-
dia FTP site will be provided. Please credit all footage to
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, 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 news-breaking event.
Archiving of Event Audio/Video
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 (107.5) is the only radio station that can
carry press conferences live and/or archived in their entirety.
Non-Rightsholder Radio Appearances
USC coaches will be limited to one appearance from
one member of a sport’s coaching staff per seven-day
period 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.” The segment shall run no longer than
10 minutes. In addition, the same member of a sport’s
coaching staff or South Carolina administrator cannot
make appearances in consecutive seven-day periods 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 make in the occurrence of a
major “breaking news” event. Please work through the team’s
media relations contact to help coordinate any request.
Game Day Availability
No University of South Carolina Athletics department
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 the Athletics Media Relations department.
Student-Athlete Radio Appearances
South Carolina student-athletes may not participate in
any live radio 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 Media Relations
department. 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 Southeastern Conference hosts a weekly press
teleconference each Wednesday from Aug. 28 through
Nov. 20. The teleconference features the head coach from
each team every week. Each coach issues an opening
statement followed by questions from the media for seven
minutes. To participate, please contact either the SEC
Media Relations office at (205) 458-3010 or the school’s
Media Relations department for the telephone number,
which will be assigned at a later date.
11:00 a.m. ET - Les Miles, LSU
11:10 a.m. ET - Steve Spurrier, South Carolina
11:20 a.m. ET - Will Muschamp, Florida
11:30 a.m. ET - James Franklin, Vanderbilt
11:40 a.m. ET - Nick Saban, Alabama
11:50 a.m. ET - Butch Jones, Tennessee
12:00 p.m. ET - Bret Bielema, Arkansas
12:10 p.m. ET - Gary Pinkel, Missouri
12:20 p.m. ET - Hugh Freeze, Ole Miss
12:30 p.m. ET - Kevin Sumlin, Texas A&M
12:40 p.m. ET - Mark Stoops, Kentucky
12:50 p.m. ET - Dan Mullen, Mississippi State
1:00 p.m. ET - Mark Richt, Georgia
1:10 p.m. ET - Gus Malzahn, Auburn
CollegePressBox.com
CollegePressBox.com is the official media website for
Division I football. Access and download weekly game notes,
quotes, statistics, media guides, headshots, logos and more
for the conference and each of its member schools.
South Carolina Student-Athlete Media Interview Policy
All interviews are to be coordinated through the Media Relations 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 Media Relations Department in advance to make your interview requests. Media are not permitted to contact student-athletes on their own at any time.
All interviews will take place at the practice fields, in the media room underneath the west stands at Williams-Brice Stadium or in the Media Relations Department office. No interviews
will take place prior to practice on the practice fields.
Residence hall, apartment or cell phone numbers for student-athletes will not be provided to the media. Should you need to conduct a telephone interview with a student-athlete, a call
will be placed to you from the student-athlete at a mutually agreeable time.
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL Media Relations
Steve Fink
Assistant AD/Media Relations
Ninth Year at Carolina
Primary Football Contact
[email protected]
(O): 803-777-7987
(C): 803-240-5268
Cory Burkarth
Multimedia Coordinator
Fifth Year at Carolina
[email protected]
(O): 803-777-7881
(C): 804-319-6099
Emily Feeney
Associate Director
Seventh Year at Carolina
[email protected]
(O): 803-777-7743
(C): 803-727-3284
@EmilyFeeneySID
Matt Freed
Assistant Director
Eighth Year at Carolina
[email protected]
(O): 803-777-9917
(C): 803-553-5130
Megan Mabry
Media Relations Assistant
Second Year at Carolina
[email protected]
(O): 803-777-1516
(C): 704-985-0889
@MeganMabry09
Andrew Kitick
Assistant Director
13th Year at Carolina
Secondary Football
[email protected]
(O): 803-777-5257
(C): 803-240-4150
@akitick
Diana Koval
Assistant Director
Seventh Year at Carolina
Football Credentials
[email protected]
(O): 803-777-7977
(C): 314-369-6050
@DianaKovalSID
Koby Padgett
Assistant Director
Seventh Year at Carolina
[email protected]
(O): 803-777-8017
(C): 662-312-5110
@KobyP_SC
Justin Holt
Assistant Director
Third Year at Carolina
[email protected]
(O): 803-777-7872
(C): 865-765-5335
@JDHolt23
SUNDAY
Coach Spurrier holds
a teleconference from
his office at 2 p.m.
(No in-person avail-
ability). No player
availability.
MONDAY
No media availability.

TUESDAY
Coach Spurrier
holds a noon press
conference. Selected
players are available
around the press
conference. Defen-
sive players/assistant
coaches are available
after practice. All re-
quests must be in to
Steve Fink by 11 a.m.
WEDNESDAY
Gamecock offensive
pl ayer s/ assi st ant
coaches are available
after practice. All re-
quests must be in to
Steve Fink by 11 a.m.
Coach Spurrier is on
the SEC conference
call at 11:10 a.m. ET.
THURSDAY
Defensive coordina-
tor Lorenzo Ward
is available coming
off the practice field.
There is no player
availability. Coach
Spurrier’s weekly ra-
dio show is from 7-8
p.m. ET.
FRIDAY
Head coach Steve
Spurrier and de-
fensive coordinator
Lorenzo Ward are
available for network
television only. There
is no player avail-
ability.

SATURDAY
Coach Spurrier,
Coach Ward and re-
quested players will
be available in Media
Interview Room fol-
lowing the game. The
Gamecocks’ locker
room is closed to the
media.
Weekly Media Availability
Athletics Media Relations
Rice Athletics Center; 1304 Heyward Street; Columbia SC 29208
803-777-5204; Fax: 803-777-2967
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in college athletics. The athletics department provides a wide va-
riety of venues beyond the official website, GamecocksOnline.
com, to keep up on the latest information, including Facebook,
Twitter, YouTube and Flickr. Gamecock news is also available via
a cell phone. The official mobile app is free and includes head-
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photo galleries and more. GameTracker Mobile is available for
live scoring, play-by-play and text alerts with the latest headlines
and scores.
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AD Ray Tanner .................................................... @RayTannerSC
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SEC Staff Directory
SEC MISSION STATEMENT
“The purpose of the Southeastern Conference
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
The Southeastern
Conference was
formed in 1932
and consists
of 14 member
i n s t i t u t i o n s :
A l a b a m a ,
Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky,
LSU, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Missouri,
South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M, and
Vanderbilt. The league currently sanctions
championship play in nine men’s sports and
12 women’s sports. Its headquarters has been
located in Birmingham, Ala., since 1948.
BCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
The SEC has captured the BCS National
Championship for seven consecutive
seasons. Since the inception of the BCS in
1998, the SEC leads all conferences with
nine national champions. Tennessee won the
BCS’s first national title in 1998, LSU won the
crown in 2003, Florida claimed the national
championship in 2006 and 2008, LSU took
the title in 2007, Alabama was crowned the
National Champion in 2009 and again in 2011
and 2012, while Auburn took the top spot in
2010. The Big 12 has two BCS national titles
followed by the ACC, Big Ten, Pac-10 and Big
East with one each.
NATIONAL CHAMPIONS SINCE 1992
Since SEC expansion in 1992, the SEC has
the most national championships (AP, USA
Today) with 11. 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), Auburn (2010)
Big 12: Texas (2005), Oklahoma (2000),
Nebraska (1994, 1995, 1997)
Big Ten: Ohio State (2002), Michigan (1997)
Pac-12: Southern California (2003, 2004)
ACC: Florida State (1993, 1999)
Big East: Miami, Fla. (2001)
SEC IN THE NFL
The SEC has had more of its former players
on NFL rosters in the last five seasons than
any other conference. Since 2006, the SEC
has averaged 266.1 players per year on NFL
opening weekend rosters. The league had a
high of 314 on 2012 rosters and has outpaced
all conferences every year.
SEC TOPS IN FAN SUPPORT
The Southeastern Conference has led the
nation in total attendance in football every
year since 1981 (32 straight years). Since
1988, the SEC has led the nation in average
attendance. More than eight million fans
witnessed first-hand, the excitement of SEC
football in 2012. 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.
EASTERN DIVISION
Florida Gators
Georgia Bulldogs
Kentucky Wildcats
Missouri Tigers
South Carolina Gamecocks
Tennessee Volunteers
Vanderbilt Commodores
WESTERN DIVISION
Alabama Crimson Tide
Arkansas Razorbacks
Auburn Tigers
LSU Tigers
Ole Miss Rebels
Mississippi State Bulldogs
Texas A&M Aggies
Mike Slive ......................................................................... Commissioner
Greg Sankey ..............................Executive Associate Commissioner/COO
Mark Womack ................................... Executive Associate Commissioner
Tiffany Daniels .... Associate Commissioner (Sports Administration/SWA)
Mark Whitworth ...................... Associate Commissioner (External Affairs)
Herb Vincent ........................ Associate Commissioner (Communications)
Leslie Claybrook .....................Assistant Commissioner (Championships)
Gil Grimes ....................... Assistant Commissioner (Legislative Services)
Charlie Hussey ............... Assistant Commissioner (Marketing/Licensing)
Will Lawler ....................................Assistant Commissioner (Compliance)
Craig Mattox ..........................Assistant Commissioner (Championships)
Chris Waldsmith ................................. Assistant Commissioner (Finance)
Kathryn Poe-Switzer .................Executive Associate to the Commissioner
Torie Johnson ....................................................Executive Director SECU
Craig Pinkerton ............................................. Director of Media Relations
B.C. Romano ......................................... Director Video/Creative Services
Sylvia Hagan Barnes ........Associate Director of Officiating Administration
Chuck Dunlap ............................... Associate Director of Media Relations
Tammy Wilson .............................. Associate Director of Media Relations
Sean Cartell..................................... Assistant Director of Media Relations
Cole Cunningham ................Assistant Video & Creative Services Director
John Gibson ......... Assistant Director of Championship Ticket Operations
Marianne Jenkins ...................................Assistant Director of Compliance
Chevonne Mansfield ...................... Assistant Director of Media Relations
Tre Stallings .....................................Assistant Director of Championships
Ginny Thomas .....................Assistant Director of Football Administration
Jordan Chestnut ................................................ Championships Assistant
Lori McDanal ..........................................Administrative Assistant (SECU)
Brett Nolen .................................... External Affairs & Marketing Assistant
Tayloe Steedman ..................................................... Compliance Assistant
Brenda Gray .......................................................................... Receptionist
C.M. Newton ................... Consultant to the Commissioner for Basketball
Larry Templeton .............. Consultant to the Commissioner for Television
Jamey Cavacini-Vincent .............................Legends Program Coordinator
Coordinators of Officiating:
Tony Thompson ........................................................................... Baseball
Gerald Boudreaux ........................................................... Men’s Basketball
Sally Bell .................................................................... Women’s Basketball
Steve Shaw................................................................................... Football
Manual Ortiz................................................................................... Soccer
Lurline Hamilton ........................................................................... Softball
Melinda Voorhies .......................................................................Volleyball
SEC Staff Directory
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CAROLINA FOOTBALL
General Information
Location ............................................. Chapel Hill, N.C.
Founded ................................................................1789
Enrollment..........................................................17,895
Colors ........................................Carolina Blue & White
Conference .............................................. Atlantic Coast
President ................................................................ TBA
Athletics Director........................... Bubba Cunningham
Stadium................................................. Kenan Stadium
Capacity .............................................................63,000
Surface .................................................... Natural Grass
Coaching Information
Head Coach...............................................Larry Fedora
Alma Mater (Year) ...................... Austin College (1984)
Record at School (Years) ........................... 8-4 (1 year)
Overall Record (Years).......................... 41-23 (5 years)
Assistant Coaches:
Defensive Line....................................... Keith Gilmore
Offensive Coordinator/QB .................. Blake Anderson
Tight Ends .....................................................Walt Bell
Wide Receivers..................................... Gunter Brewer
Defensive Coordinator/Cornerbacks .......... Dan Disch
Running Backs ...................................... Randy Jordan
Offensive Line .....................................Chris Kapilovic
Associate Head Coach/Safeties ..............Vic Koenning
Co-Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers .......Ron West
Football Office Phone .............................919-966-2575
Team Information
2012 Overall Record................................................ 8-4
2012 Conference Record (Finish)..... 5-3 (T1st Coastal)
2012 Bowl Appearance......................................... None
Offensive Set ......................................................Spread
Defensive Set .......................................................4-2-5
Lettermen Returning (O/D/S).....................38 (16/20/2)
Lettermen Lost (O/D/S) ...............................21 (8/11/2)
Starters Returning (O/D/S) ............................13 (7/5/1)
Starters Lost (O/D/S).....................................11 (4/6/1)
Media Information
Football Contact ........................................... Kevin Best
Office Phone...........................................919-962-8916
Cell Phone .............................................919-619-7020
E-Mail Address [email protected]
Fax Number............................................919-962-0612
Official Website ............................... www.GoHeels.com
2013 Schedule
August 29 .......................at South Carolina
September 7 .............................Middle Tennessee State
September 21 ....................................... at Georgia Tech
September 28 ........................................... East Carolina
October 5 ............................................. at Virginia Tech
October 17 ................................................ Miami (Fla.)
October 26 ............................................Boston College
November 2................................................. at NC State
November 9...................................................... Virginia
November 16.............................................at Pittsburgh
November 23...........................................Old Dominion
November 30.........................................................Duke
General Information
Location ......................................................Athens, Ga.
Founded ................................................................1785
Enrollment..........................................................34,667
Colors .................................................... Red and Black
Conference ............................................... Southeastern
President ............................................... Jere Morehead
Athletics Director.................................... Greg McGarity
Stadium.............................................. Sanford Stadium
Capacity .............................................................92,746
Surface .................................................... Natural Grass
Coaching Information
Head Coach..................................................Mark Richt
Alma Mater (Year) ................................... Miami (1982)
Record at School (Years) .................. 118-40 (12 years)
Overall Record (Years)...................... 118-40 (12 years)
Assistant Coaches:
Assoc. Head Coach/DC/OLB ...............Todd Grantham
Offensive Coordinator ................................Mike Bobo
Offensive Line ........................................... Will Friend
Inside Linebackers ............................... Kirk Olivadotti
Wide Receivers............................................. Tony Ball
Secondary ..............................................Scott Lakatos
Tight Ends ................................................... John Lilly
Running Backs ............................... Bryan McClendon
Defensive Line........................................ Chris Wilson
Football Office Phone .............................706-542-1515
Team Information
2012 Overall Record.............................................. 12-2
2012 Conference Record (Finish)............ 7-1 (1st East)
2012 Bowl Appearance...................... Capital One Bowl
Georgia 45, Nebraska 31
Offensive Set .................................................. Pro Style
Defensive Set .......................................................... 3-4
Lettermen Returning (O/D/S).....................49 (26/20/3)
Lettermen Lost (O/D/S) ...............................24 (8/14/2)
Starters Returning (O/D/S) ..........................16 (10/4/2)
Starters Lost (O/D/S).......................................8 (1/7/0)
Media Information
Football Contact ...................................... Claude Felton
Office Phone...........................................706-542-1621
Home Phone ..........................................706-543-3910
E-Mail Address ....................... [email protected]
Fax Number............................................706-542-9339
Official Website .........................www.Georgiadogs.com
2013 Schedule
August 31.................................................... at Clemson
September 7 .......................South Carolina
September 21 ............................................. North Texas
September 28 ......................................................... LSU
October 5 ..................................................at Tennessee
October 12 ......................................................Missouri
October 19 ................................................ at Vanderbilt
November 2................................. Florida (Jacksonville)
November 9.......................................Appalachian State
November 16................................................. at Auburn
November 23.................................................. Kentucky
November 30........................................ at Georgia Tech
General Information
Location ...............................................Nashville, Tenn.
Founded ................................................................1873
Enrollment............................................................6,800
Colors ................................................... Black and Gold
Conference ............................................... Southeastern
Chancellor...................................... Nicholas S. Zeppos
Athletics Director................................ David Williams II
Stadium...........................................Vanderbilt Stadium
Capacity .............................................................40,330
Surface .................................................... Natural Grass
Coaching Information
Head Coach........................................... James Franklin
Alma Mater (Year) ................. East Stroudsburg (1995)
Record at School (Years) ..................... 15-11 (2 years)
Overall Record (Years).......................... 15-11 (2 years)
Assistant Coaches:
Offensive Coordinator/RBs ................... John Donovan
Defensive Coordinator/Safeties ................. Bob Shoop
Assistant HC/Co-Def. Coord/LBs ................. Brent Pry
Special Teams/Tight Ends ................. Charles Bankins
Defensive Recruiting Coord/DBs ..........George Barlow
Offensive Recruiting Coord/WRs ............... Josh Gattis
Run Game Coord/Defensive Line ............. Herb Habnd
Quarterbacks ........................................... Ricky Rahne
Defensive Line....................................... Sean Spencer
Football Office Phone .............................615-322-3565
Team Information
2012 Overall Record................................................ 9-4
2012 Conference Record (Finish).................. (4th East)
2012 Bowl Appearance.................................Music City
Vanderbilt 38, NC State 24
Offensive Set ....................................................Multiple
Defensive Set .......................................................... 4-3
Lettermen Returning (O/D/S).....................43 (20/21/2)
Lettermen Lost (O/D/S) ................................18 (8/8/2)
Starters Returning (O/D/S) ...........................14 (7/6/1)
Starters Lost (O/D/S).....................................10 (4/5/1)
Media Information
Football Contact ..................................... Larry Leathers
Office Phone...........................................615-322-4121
Cell Phone .............................................615-480-8226
E-Mail Address [email protected]
Fax Number.............................................................N/A
Official Website .................... www.vucommodores.com
2013 Schedule
August 29........................................................Ole Miss
September 7 ............................................... Austin Peay
September 14 ................. at South Carolina
September 21 .....................................at Massachusetts
September 28 .........................................................UAB
October 5 ........................................................Missouri
October 19 ....................................................... Georgia
October 26 .............................................. at Texas A&M
November 9.................................................... at Florida
November 16.................................................. Kentucky
November 23.............................................at Tennessee
November 30............................................. Wake Forest
NORTH CAROLINA
TAR HEELs
Aug. 29 Columbia, S.C.
georgia
bulldogs
Sept. 7 Athens, Ga.
VANDERBILT
COMMOdores
Sept. 14 Columbia, S.C.
2013 Opponents
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General Information
Location ................................................... Orlando, Fla.
Founded ................................................................1963
Enrollment..........................................................58,587
Colors ................................................... Black and Gold
Conference .......................................... Conference USA
President .............................................. Dr. John C. Hitt
Athletics Director.................................. Todd Stansbury
Stadium.......................Bright House Networks Stadium
Capacity .............................................................45,323
Surface .................................................... Natural Grass
Coaching Information
Head Coach...........................................George O’Leary
Alma Mater (Year) .................... New Hampshire (1969)
Record at School (Years) .................... 60-55 (10 years)
Overall Record (Years)...................... 112-88 (17 years)
Assistant Coaches:
Defensive Coordinator............................. Jim Fleming
Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks ..... Charlie Taaffe
Running Backs ...................................... Danny Barrett
Wide Receivers...................................... Sean Beckton
Special Teams/Tight Ends .................... Mike Buscemi
Defensive Backs .....................................Kirk Callahan
Defensive Line............................... Lorenzo Costantini
Asst. Head Coach/OL/Recruiting Coord .......Brent Key
Linebackers ....................................... Tyson Summers
Football Office Phone .............................407-823-5397
Team Information
2012 Overall Record.............................................. 10-4
2012 Conference Record (Finish)............ 7-1 (1st East)
2012 Bowl Appearance......................... Beef ‘O’ Brady’s
UCF 38, Ball State 17
Offensive Set ....................................................Multiple
Defensive Set ........................................... Multiple, 4-3
Lettermen Returning (O/D/S).....................34 (16/13/5)
Lettermen Lost (O/D/S) .............................23 (10/11/2)
Starters Returning (O/D/S) ............................12 (6/5/1)
Starters Lost (O/D/S).....................................12 (5/6/1)
Media Information
Football Contact .................................... Brian Ormiston
Office Phone...........................................407-823-2409
Cell Phone .............................................407-920-1233
E-Mail Address [email protected]
Fax Number............................................407-823-5293
Official Website ........................ www.UCFAthletics.com
2013 Schedule
August 29............................................................ Akron
September 7 ........................................................ at FIU
September 14 ........................................... at Penn State
September 28 .....................South Carolina
October 5 ................................................... at Memphis
October 18 ................................................ at Louisville
October 26 ................................................. Connecticut
November 9..................................................... Houston
November 16..................................................at Temple
November 21.....................................................Rutgers
November 29.......................................................... USF
December 7 ....................................................... at SMU
General Information
Location .................................................. Lexington, Ky
Founded ................................................................1865
Enrollment..........................................................28,928
Colors ................................................... Blue and White
Conference ............................................... Southeastern
President ............................................. Dr. Eli Capilouto
Athletics Director................................... Mitch Barnhart
Stadium.................................. Commonwealth Stadium
Capacity .............................................................67,942
Surface .................................................... Natural Grass
Coaching Information
Head Coach...............................................Mark Stoops
Alma Mater (Year) ................. University of Iowa (1989)
Record at School (Years) ........................ 0-0 (1st year)
Overall Record (Years)............................ 0-0 (1st year)
Assistant Coaches:
Cornerbacks ......................................... Derrick Ansley
Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks .........Neal Brown
Defensive Line............................... Jimmy Brumbaugh
Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers.............. D.J. Eliot
Wide Receivers.................................. Tommy Mainord
Tight Ends ............................................. Vince Marrow
Special Teams/Safeties ................ Bradley Dale Peveto
Offensive Line ................................... John Schlarman
Running Backs .......................................... Chad Scott
Football Office Phone .............................859-257-3611
Team Information
2012 Overall Record.............................................. 2-10
2012 Conference Record (Finish)............ 0-8 (7th East)
2012 Bowl Appearance........................................ None
Offensive Set ......................................................Spread
Defensive Set .......................................................... 4-3
Lettermen Returning (O/D/S).....................57 (24/29/4)
Lettermen Lost (O/D/S) ...............................18 (11/6/1)
Starters Returning (O/D/S) ............................13 (6/6/1)
Starters Lost (O/D/S).....................................11 (5/5/1)
Media Information
Football Contact .......................................... Tony Neely
Office Phone...........................................859-257-3838
Cell Phone .............................................859-576-9943
E-Mail Address [email protected]
Fax Number............................................859-323-4310
Official Website ............................www.ukathletics.com
2013 Schedule
August 31...................................... at Western Kentucky
September 7 .............................................Miami (Ohio)
September 14 ................................................ Louisville
September 28 .....................................................Florida
October 5 ........................at South Carolina
October 12 ...................................................... Alabama
October 24 ..................................... at Mississippi State
November 2............................................ Alabama State
November 9.....................................................Missouri
November 16............................................. at Vanderbilt
November 23.................................................at Georgia
November 30................................................ Tennessee
General Information
Location .............................................. Fayetteville, Ark.
Founded ................................................................1871
Enrollment..........................................................24,537
Colors .............................................Cardinal and White
Conference ............................................... Southeastern
President ..................................... Dr. Donald R. Bobbitt
Athletics Director............................................ Jeff Long
Stadium.......... Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium
Capacity .............................................................72,000
Surface .............................................................Artificial
Coaching Information
Head Coach............................................... Bret Bielema
Alma Mater (Year) ................. University of Iowa (1992)
Record at School (Years) ....................... 0-0 (1st year)
Overall Record (Years)......................... 68-24 (7 years)
Assistant Coaches:
Defensive Coordinator/Secondary ............... Chris Ash
Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks ........ Jim Chaney
Cornerbacks ........................................ Taver Johnson
Tight Ends ......................................... Barry Lunney Jr.
Defensive Line.................................. Charlie Partridge
Offensive Line .........................................Sam Pittman
Linebackers ........................................ Randy Shannon
Wide Receivers..................................... Michael Smith
Running Backs ........................................Joel Thomas
Football Office Phone .............................479-575-4849
Team Information
2012 Overall Record................................................ 4-8
2012 Conference Record (Finish)........... 2-6 (6th West)
2012 Bowl Appearance......................................... None
Offensive Set ....................................................Multiple
Defensive Set .......................................................... 4-3
Lettermen Returning (O/D/S).....................50 (26/21/3)
Lettermen Lost (O/D/S) ...............................25 (9/13/3)
Starters Returning (O/D/S) ............................14 (5/8/1)
Starters Lost (O/D/S).....................................10 (6/3/1)
Media Information
Football Contact ........................................ Zack Higbee
Office Phone...........................................479-575-2751
Cell phone..............................................475-575-5786
E-Mail Address [email protected]
Fax Number............................................479-575-7481
Official Website .............. www.arkansasrazorbacks.com
2013 Schedule
August 31....................................... Louisiana-Lafayette
September 7 ................................ Samford (Little Rock)
September 14 .............................. Southern Mississippi
September 21 ................................................ at Rutgers
September 28 ..............................................Texas A&M
October 5 ....................................................... at Florida
October 12 .........................South Carolina
October 19 .................................................. at Alabama
November 2....................................................... Auburn
November 9................................................. at Ole Miss
November 23..................Mississippi State (Little Rock)
November 29...................................................... at LSU
UCF
KNIGHTs
Sept. 28 Orlando, Fla.
kentucky
wildcats
Oct. 5 Columbia, S.C.
ARKANSAS
RAZORBACKs
Oct. 12 Fayetteville, Ark.
2013 Opponents
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General Information
Location ...............................................Knoxville, Tenn.
Founded ................................................................1974
Enrollment..........................................................27,523
Colors ...............................................Orange and White
Conference ............................................... Southeastern
President .............................................. Dr. Joe DiPietro
Athletics Director........................................... Dave Hart
Stadium............................................. Neyland Stadium
Capacity ...........................................................102,455
Surface .................................................... Natural Grass
Coaching Information
Head Coach............................................... Butch Jones
Alma Mater (Year) ........................... Ferris State (1989)
Record at School (Years) ........................ 0-0 (1st year)
Overall Record (Years)......................... 50-27 (6 years)
Assistant Coaches:
Associate Head Coach/Def. Line ..........Steve Stripling
Offensive Coordinator ...........................Mike Bajakian
Defensive Coordinator............................. John Jancek
Assistant Head Coach/DBs.................. Willie Martinez
Wide Recievers/Recruiting Coord........... Zach Azzanni
Tight Ends/Special Teams ..........................Mark Elder
Running Backs ...................................Robert Gillespie
Offensive Line .......................................Don Mahoney
Linebackers ....................................... Tommy Thigpen
Football Office Phone .............................865-974-1234
Team Information
2012 Overall Record................................................ 5-7
2012 Conference Record (Finish ............. 1-7 (6th East)
2012 Bowl Appearance......................................... None
Offensive Set ....................................................Multiple
Defensive Set .......................................................... 4-3
Lettermen Returning (O/D/S).....................46 (18/25/3)
Lettermen Lost (O/D/S) .................................16 (8/8/0)
Starters Returning (O/D/S) ............................15 (5/8/2)
Starters Lost (O/D/S).......................................9 (6/3/0)
Media Information
Football Contact .................................... Jimmy Stanton
Office Phone...........................................965-974-4167
Cell phone..............................................865-306-2052
E-Mail Address ....................... [email protected]
Fax Number............................................865-974-1269
Official Website ................................www.utsports.com
2013 Schedule
August 31................................................... Austin Peay
September 7 ......................................Western Kentucky
September 14 ................................................ at Oregon
September 21 ................................................. at Florida
September 28 ........................................ South Alabama
October 5 ......................................................... Georgia
October 19 .........................South Carolina
October 26 .................................................. at Alabama
November 2................................................. at Missouri
November 9....................................................... Auburn
November 23.................................................Vanderbilt
November 30.................................................. Kentucky
General Information
Location ................................................ Columbia, Mo.
Founded ................................................................1839
Enrollment..........................................................34,748
Colors ............................................ Old Gold and Black
Conference ............................................... Southeastern
President ........................................ Dr. Brady J. Deaton
Athletics Director.................................Michael F. Alden
Stadium....................... Faurot Field/Memorial Stadium
Capacity .............................................................71,004
Surface ........................................... Artificial (FieldTurf)
Coaching Information
Head Coach.................................................Gary Pinkle
Alma Mater (Year) ............................. Kent State (1975)
Record at School (Years) ................... 90-61 (12 years)
Overall Record (Years).................. 163-98-3 (22 years)
Assistant Coaches:
Cornerbacks ............................................ Cornell Ford
Safeties .................................................... Alex Grinch
Co-Offensive Line ............................. Josh Henderson
Quarterbacks ................................................ Andy Hill
Running Backs ......................................... Brian Jones
Defensive Line.................................. Craig Kuligowski
Defensive Coord./Linebackers.................Dave Steckel
Co-Offensive line ................................... Bruce Walker
Receivers............................................ Pat Washington
Football Office Phone .............................573-882-2213
Team Information
2012 Overall Record................................................ 5-7
2012 Conference Record (Finish)............ 2-6 (5th East)
2012 Bowl Appearance.......................................... none
Offensive Set ......................................................Spread
Defensive Set .......................................................... 4-3
Lettermen Returning (O/D/S).....................39 (18/20/1)
Lettermen Lost (O/D/S) ...............................19 (11/7/1)
Starters Returning (O/D/S) ............................15 (8/6/1)
Starters Lost (O/D/S).......................................9 (3/5/1)
Media Information
Football Contact ........................................ Chad Moller
Office Phone...........................................573-882-0712
Cell phone..............................................573-268-3110
E-Mail Address [email protected]
Fax Number............................................573-882-4720
Official Website ...............................www.mutigers.com
2013 Schedule
August 31..................................................Murray State
September 7 ....................................................... Toledo
September 21 ................................................ at Indiana
September 28 .........................................Arkansas State
October 5 .................................................. at Vanderbilt
October 12 ....................................................at Georgia
October19 ..........................................................Florida
October 26 .........................South Carolina
November 2.................................................. Tennessee
November 9.................................................at Kentucky
November 23............................................... at Ole Miss
November 30...............................................Texas A&M
General Information
Location .............................................. Starkville, Miss.
Founded ................................................................1878
Enrollment..........................................................20,500
Colors ..............................................Maroon and White
Conference ............................................... Southeastern
President ........................................... Dr. Mark Keenum
Athletics Director.....................................Scott Stricklin
Stadium.................. Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field
Capacity .............................................................55,082
Surface .................................................... Natural Grass
Coaching Information
Head Coach................................................ Dan Mullen
Alma Mater (Year) .................... Ursinus College (1994)
Record at School (Years) ..................... 29-22 (5 years)
Overall Record (Years)......................... 29-22 (5 years)
Assistant Coaches:
Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks ..... Les Koenning
Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers........ Geoff Collins
Asst. Head Coach/Recruiting/Safeties .... Tony Hughes
Wide Receivers..................................... Billy Gonzales
Running Backs ......................................... Greg Knox
Running Game Coord/Offensive Line ......John Hevesy
Tight Ends .............................................. Scott Sallach
Cornerbacks ................................... Deshea Townsend
Defensive Line.........................................David Turner
Football Office Phone .............................662-325-2534
Team Information
2012 Overall Record................................................ 8-5
2012 Conference Record (Finish ........ 4-4 (4th in West)
2012 Bowl Appearance................................ Gator Bowl
Northwestern 34, Mississippi State 20
Offensive Set ..................................... Spread (Multiple)
Defensive Set ........................................... 4-3 (Multiple
Lettermen Returning (O/D/S).....................43 (19/22/2)
Lettermen Lost (O/D/S) ...............................22 (13/9/0)
Starters Returning (O/D/S) ............................14 (6/6/2)
Starters Lost (O/D/S).....................................10 (5/5/0)
Media Information
Football Contact ...................................... Joe Galbraith
Office Phone...........................................662-325-2703
Cell phone..............................................662-418-3970
E-Mail Address ......... [email protected]
Fax Number............................................662-325-2563
Official Website ................................www.hailstate.com
2013 Schedule
August 31........................ Oklahoma State (in Houston)
September 7 ...............................................Alcorn State
September 14 ................................................ at Auburn
September 21 ......................................................... Troy
October 5 ............................................................... LSU
October 12 .............................................Bowling Green
October 24 ..................................................... Kentucky
November 2 .....................at South Carolina
November 9............................................. at Texas A&M
November 16................................................... Alabama
November 23.......................at Arkansas (in Little Rock)
November 30...................................................Ole Miss
tennessee
volunteers
Oct. 19 Knoxville, Tenn.
MISSOURI
TIGERS
Oct. 26 Columbia, Mo.
MISSISSIPPI STATE
BULLDOGS
Nov. 2 Columbia, S.C.
2013 Opponents
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General Information
Location ...............................................Gainesville, Fla.
Founded ................................................................1853
Enrollment..........................................................49,785
Colors .................................................Orange and Blue
Conference ............................................... Southeastern
President .....................................Dr. J Bernard Machen
Athletics Director................................. Jeremy N. Foley
Stadium.................................. Ben Hill Griffin Stadium
Capacity .............................................................88,548
Surface .................................................... Natural Grass
Coaching Information
Head Coach.......................................... Will Muschamp
Alma Mater (Year) ............ University of Georgia (1994)
Record at School (Years) ....................... 18-8 (2 years)
Overall Record (Years)........................... 18-8 (2 years)
Assistant Coaches:
Offensive Line ............................................. Tim Davis
Defensive Coordinator............................... D.J. Durkin
Asst. Head Coach/Defensive Line............ Brad Lawing
Tight Ends ................................................Derek Lewis
Offensive Coord/QB/Wide Receivers ........ Brent Pease
Wide Receivers...................................... Joker Phillips
Defensive Backs ............................. Travaris Robinson
Running Backs ......................................... Brian White
Special Teams/Linebackers ....................... Jeff Choate
Football Office Phone ............. 352-375-4683 ext. 4100
Team Information
2012 Overall Record.............................................. 11-2
2012 Conference Record (Finish).......... 7-1 (T1st East)
2012 Bowl Appearance................................Sugar Bowl
Louisville 33, Florida 23
Offensive Set .................................................. Pro Style
Defensive Set ...................................................Multiple
Lettermen Returning (O/D/S).....................41 (20/19/2)
Lettermen Lost (O/D/S) ...............................23 (11/9/3)
Starters Returning .........................................10 (6/5/1)
Starters Lost ..................................................14 (5/8/1)
Media Information
Football Contact ..................................... Steve McClain
Office Phone........................... 352-375-4683 ext. 6115
Cell Phone .............................................352-332-9131
E-Mail Address [email protected]fl.edu
Fax Number............................................352-375-4809
Official Website ............................. www.gatorzone.com
2013 Schedule
August 31........................................................... Toledo
September 7 .................................................... at Miami
September 21 ............................................... Tennessee
September 28 ..............................................at Kentucky
October 5 ....................................................... Arkansas
October 12 ......................................................... at LSU
October 19 .................................................. at Missouri
November 2................................Georgia (Jacksonville)
November 9...................................................Vanderbilt
November 16 ...................at South Carolina
November 23..................................... Georgia Southern
November 30............................................. Florida State
General Information
Location ...................................................Conway, S.C.
Founded ................................................................1954
Enrollment............................................................9,335
Colors ....................................... Teal, Bronze and Black
Conference .................................................... Big South
President .......................................... David A. DeCenzo
Athletics Director.................................Hunter Yurachek
Stadium............................................... Brooks Stadium
Capacity ...............................................................9,214
Surface .................................................... Natural Grass
Coaching Information
Head Coach................................................. Joe Moglia
Alma Mater (Year) ............................... Fordham (1971)
Record at School/Overall (Years) .............. 8-5 (1 year)
Assistant Coaches:
Defensive Coordinator.......................... Clayton Carlin
Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks ..Dave Patenaude
Recruiting Coordinator/Defensive Line......Cory Bailey
Specialists/Special Teams ........................ Curt Baldus
Linebackers/Special Teams ................... Doug Colman
Offensive Line .................................Patrick Covington
Defensive Backs/Safeties......................... Curome Cox
Wide Receivers......................................... Renato Diaz
Tight Ends/Tackles .................................... Nick Jones
Running Backs/Special Teams ................. Brock Olivo
Football Office Phone .............................843-234-3487
Team Information
2012 Overall Record................................................ 8-5
2012 Conference Record (Finish).................... 5-1 (1st)
2012 Postseason....... NCAA FCS Playoffs - 2nd Round
Old Dominion 63, Coastal Carolina 35
Offensive Set ......................................................Spread
Defensive Set .......................................................4-2-5
Lettermen Returning (O/D/S).....................50 (23/24/3)
Lettermen Lost (O/D/S) .............................22 (10/11/1)
Starters Returning (O/D/S) ............................15 (7/6/2)
Starters Lost (O/D/S).......................................9 (4/5/0)
Media Information
Football Contact ..................................... Mike Cawood
Office Phone...........................................843-349-2822
Cell phone..............................................843-333-5730
E-Mail Address .......................... [email protected]
Fax Number............................................843-349-2819
Official Website ......................... www.goccusports.com
2013 Schedule
August 31..................................at South Carolina State
September 7 ......................................................Furman
September 14 ................................. at Eastern Kentucky
September 21 ................................................. Hampton
September 28 ..................................................... at Elon
October 12 ......................................... at Gardner-Webb
October 19 ..................................................... at Liberty
October 26 ............................................................. VMI
November 2.................................................... Charlotte
November 9.................................. Charleston Southern
November 16............................................. Presbyterian
November 23 ...................at South Carolina
General Information
Location .................................................. Clemson, S.C
Founded ................................................................1889
Enrollment..........................................................19,911
Colors ............................. Clemson Orange and Regalia
Conference .............................................. Atlantic Coast
President .............................................. James F. Barker
Athletics Director................................. Dan Radakovich
Stadium........................................... Memorial Stadium
Capacity .............................................................81,500
Surface .................................................... Natural Grass
Coaching Information
Head Coach............................................ Dabo Swinney
Alma Mater (Year..................................Alabama (1992)
Record at School (Years ...................... 40-21 (5 years)
Overall Record (Years .......................... 40-21 (5 years)
Assistant Coaches:
Associate HC/Defensive Tackles ............... Dan Brooks
Special Teams/Tight Ends .................. Danny Pearman
Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks ....... Chad Morris
Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers..... Brent Venables
Co-Defensive Coordinator/DBs .................. Mike Reed
Co-Defensive Coord/Defensive Ends ... Marion Hobby
Recruiting Coordinator/Wide Receivers........ Jeff Scott
Offensive Lineman............................. Robbie Caldwell
Running Backs ........................................... Tony Elliot
Football Office Phone .............................864-656-1910
Team Information
2012 Overall Record.............................................. 11-2
2012 Conference Record (Finish)..................7-1 (2nd )
2012 Bowl Appearance................................ Chick-fil-A
Clemson 25, LSU 24
Offensive Set ....................................................Multiple
Defensive Set ...................................................Multiple
Lettermen Returning (O/D/S).....................54 (26/24/4)
Lettermen Lost (O/D/S) .................................16 (5/8/3)
Starters Returning (O/D/S) ............................14 (7/6/1)
Starters Lost (O/D/S).....................................10 (4/5/1)
Media Information
Football Contact ......................................... Tim Bourret
Office Phone...........................................864-656-1926
Cell Phone .............................................864-888-3490
E-Mail Address ......................... [email protected]
Fax Number............................................864-656-0299
Official Website .......................www.clemsontigers.com
2013 Schedule
August 31......................................................... Georgia
September 7 .................................................. S.C. State
September 19 ............................................ at N.C. State
September 28 ............................................ Wake Forest
October 5 ....................................................at Syracuse
October12 ............................................ Boston College
October 19 ................................................ Florida State
October 26 ................................................. at Maryland
November 2...................................................at Virginia
November 14............................................ Georgia Tech
November 23............................................... The Citadel
November 30 ...................at South Carolina
florida
gators
Nov. 16 Columbia, S.C.
coastal carolina
chanticleers
Nov. 23 Columbia, S.C.
clemson
tigers
Nov. 30 Columbia, S.C.
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ALABAMA (205) 348-3631
Jeff Purinton, Associate AD/Communications P.O. Box 870391
FAX: (205) 348-8841 Tuscaloosa, AL 35487-0391
E-Mail: [email protected] Internet: http://www.rolltide.com
ARKANSAS (479) 575-5786
Zack Higbee, Director of Football Media Relations Broyles Athletic Center, P.O. Box 7777
FAX: (479) 575-7481 Fayetteville, AR 72702
E-Mail: [email protected] Internet: http://www.ArkansasRazorbacks.com
AUBURN (334) 844-9800
Shelly Poe, Assistant AD/Media Relations ([email protected]) 392 S. Donahue Drive
Kirk Sampson, Associate AD/Communications ([email protected]) Auburn, AL 36849
FAX: (334) 844-9807 Internet: http://www.auburntigers.com
FLORIDA (352) 375-4683 ext. 6100
Steve McClain, Associate AD/Communications P.O. Box 14485
FAX: (352) 375-4809 Gainesville, FL 32604-2485
E-Mail: [email protected] Internet: http://www.gatorzone.com
GEORGIA (706) 542-1621
Claude Felton, Sr. Associate AD/Sports Communications P.O. Box 1472
FAX: (706) 542-9339 Athens, GA 30603-1472
E-Mail: [email protected] Internet: http://www.georgiadogs.com
KENTUCKY (859) 257-3838
Tony Neely, Media Relations Director Joe Craft Center, 338 Lexington Avenue
FAX: (859) 323-4310 Lexington, KY 40506
E-Mail: [email protected] Internet: http://www.UKathletics.com
LSU (225) 578-8226
Michael Bonnette, Associate AD/Sports Information LSU Box 25095
FAX: (225) 578-1861 Baton Rouge, LA 70803
E-Mail: [email protected] Internet: http://www.LSUsports.net
OLE MISS (662) 915-7522
Kyle Campbell, Assistant AD/Media & Public Relations 908 All-American Drive
FAX: (662) 915-7006 University, MS 38677
E-Mail: [email protected] Internet: http://www.OleMissSports.com
MISSISSIPPI STATE (662) 325-2703
Joe Galbraith, Assistant AD / Media Relations P.O. Box 5308
FAX: (662) 325-2563 Mississippi State, MS 39762
E-Mail: [email protected] Internet: http://www.hailstate.com
MISSOURI (573) 882-0712
Chad Moller, Assoc. Athletic Director/Communications Hearnes Center ; P.O. Box 677
FAX: (573) 882-4720 Columbia, MO 65205
E-Mail: [email protected] Internet: http://www.mutigers.com
SOUTH CAROLINA (803) 777-7987
Steve Fink, Assistant AD/Media Relations Rice Athletic Center, 1304 Heyward Street
FAX: (803) 777-2967 Columbia, SC 29208
E-Mail: [email protected] Internet: http://www.gamecocksonline.com
TENNESSEE (865) 974-4167
Jimmy Stanton, Associate AD/Communications P.O. Box 15016
E-Mail: [email protected] Knoxville, TN 37901
FAX: (865) 974-1269 Internet: http://www.utsports.com
TEXAS A&M (979) 845-5725
Alan Cannon, Associate Athletic Director P.O. Box 30017
E-Mail: [email protected] College Station, TX 77842-3017
FAX: (979) 845-6825 Internet: http://www.aggieathletics.com
VANDERBILT (615) 343-6437
Larry Leathers, Football Sports Information Director 2601 Jess Neely Drive
FAX: (615) 343-7064 Nashville, TN 37212
E-Mail: [email protected] Internet: http://www.vucommodores.com
SEC OFFICE (205) 458-3000
Chuck Dunlap, Associate Director ([email protected]) 2201 Arrington Blvd. North
FAX: (205) 458-3030 Birmingham, AL 35203-1103
Internet: http://www.SECsports.com
PRIMARY SEC FOOTBALL CONTACTS
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August 29
North Carolina at South Carolina
Ole Miss at Vanderbilt
August 31
Alabama vs. Virginia Tech (Atlanta)
Louisiana-Lafayette at Arkansas
Washington State at Auburn
Toledo at Florida
Georgia at Clemson
Kentucky vs. Western Kentucky (Nashville)
LSU vs. TCU (Arlington, Texas)
Mississippi St vs. Oklahoma State (Houston)
Murray State at Missouri
Austin Peay at Tennessee
Rice at Texas A&M
September 7
Samford at Arkansas (Little Rock)
Arkansas State at Auburn
Florida at Miami (FL)
South Carolina at Georgia
Miami (OH) at Kentucky
UAB at LSU
Southeast Missouri State at Ole Miss
Alcorn State at Mississippi State
Toledo at Missouri
Western Kentucky at Tennessee
Sam Houston State at Texas A&M
Austin Peay at Vanderbilt
September 14
Alabama at Texas A&M
Southern Miss at Arkansas
Mississippi State at Auburn
Louisville at Kentucky
Kent State at LSU
Ole Miss at Texas
Vanderbilt at South Carolina
Tennessee at Oregon
September 21
Colorado State at Alabama
Arkansas at Rutgers
Auburn at LSU
Tennessee at Florida
North Texas at Georgia
Troy at Mississippi State
Missouri at Indiana
SMU at Texas A&M
Vanderbilt at UMass
September 28
Ole Miss at Alabama
Texas A&M at Arkansas
Florida at Kentucky
LSU at Georgia
Arkansas State at Missouri
South Carolina at Central Florida
South Alabama at Tennessee
UAB at Vanderbilt
October 5
Georgia State at Alabama
Arkansas at Florida
Ole Miss at Auburn
Georgia at Tennessee
Kentucky at South Carolina
LSU at Mississippi State
Missouri at Vanderbilt
October 12
Alabama at Kentucky
South Carolina at Arkansas
Western Carolina at Auburn
Florida at LSU
Missouri at Georgia
Texas A&M at Ole Miss
Bowling Green at Mississippi State
October 19
Alabama at Arkansas
Auburn at Texas A&M
Florida at Missouri
Georgia at Vanderbilt
LSU at Ole Miss
South Carolina at Tennessee
October 24
Kentucky at Mississippi State
October 26
Tennessee at Alabama
Florida Atlantic at Auburn
Furman at LSU
Idaho at Ole Miss
South Carolina at Missouri
Vanderbilt at Texas A&M
November 2
Auburn at Arkansas
Georgia vs. Florida (Jacksonville)
Alabama State at Kentucky
Mississippi State at South Carolina
Tennessee at Missouri
UTEP at Texas A&M
November 9
LSU at Alabama
Arkansas at Ole Miss
Auburn at Tennessee
Vanderbilt at Florida
Appalachian State at Georgia
Missouri at Kentucky
Mississippi State at Texas A&M
November 16
Alabama at Mississippi State
Georgia at Auburn
Florida at South Carolina
Kentucky at Vanderbilt
Troy at Ole Miss
November 23
Chattanooga at Alabama
Mississippi State at Arkansas (Little Rock)
Georgia Southern at Florida
Kentucky at Georgia
Texas A&M at LSU
Missouri at Ole Miss
Coastal Carolina at South Carolina
Vanderbilt at Tennessee
November 29
Arkansas at LSU
November 30
Auburn at Alabama
Florida State at Florida
Georgia at Georgia Tech
Tennessee at Kentucky
Ole Miss at Mississippi State
Texas A&M at Missouri
Clemson at South Carolina
December 7
SEC Championship Game
Georgia Dome, Atlanta
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