UGA/SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH CAROLINA
DESTROYS GEORGIA
The
sixth-ranked South Carolina Gamecocks routed the fifth-ranked Georgia Bulldogs
35-7. The Gamecocks dominated the
Bulldogs in the battle of top-10 teams in S-E-C play.
Georgia
Quarterback Aaron Murray threw for only 109 yards on 11 of 30 passing with no
touchdowns and an interception. South
Carolina held the Georgia’s freshman duo of Todd Gurley and Keith Marshall to a
combined 76 yards on the ground.
South
Carolina Quarterback Connor Shaw fared much better with 162 yards passing on
six of ten attempts and two touchdowns.
Shaw ran for 78 yards and a touchdown as well.
South
Carolina improves to 6-0, 4-0 in S-E-C play while the Bulldogs suffer their
first loss of the season (5-1, 3-1 in the SEC).
South Carolina has a huge one game lead in the S-E-C East and a leg up
in competition to play in the S-E-C Championship game in Atlanta on December 2nd.
Georgia
will have a bye next week before they take on Kentucky (1-5, 0-3 SEC) in Lexington while South Carolina has to rest up quickly and take on fourth-ranked L-S-U (4-1,
1-1 S-E-C) in Baton Rouge next week.
GEORGIA TECH/CLEMSON
CLEMSON BEATS TECH BY
AIR AND LAND
15th-ranked
Clemson had a monster day on offense while Georgia Tech’s defense was just
plain offensive. The Tigers rolled up
601 yards as they beat the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets 47-31.
Accounting
for nearly 75 percent of the Tiger offense, Quarterback Tajh Boyd passed for 397 yards and two touchdowns and also ran for
63 yards and a touchdown. Boyd’s two
touchdown passes on the day helped him set a new school record for 51career
touchdown passes, breaking Charlie Whitehurst’s old mark of 49.
Georgia Tech (2-4, 1-3 ACC) has
lost three in a row and needs four more wins just to become bowl eligible.
Clemson (5-1, 2-1 ACC) has won
their last two games and it will have next week off before facing Virginia Tech
at home on October 20th. Georgia
Tech will also have next week off before it hosts Boston College at Bobby Dodd
Stadium on October 20th.
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