I think Champ puts together a good plan but Mullen makes good adjustments at halftime. I think we win somewhere around 31-10 or 31–13. No way would I touch -18 or O/U of 57.
The noon games are 11 am here in Paris, TN, which is not too bad, but Game Day starts at 8:00 and SEC Nation at 9:00 We did live in Reno for a season and the early games were at 9:00
Charlotte Observer sports The mettle South Carolina’s new quarterback showed right off the bat Collin’s Hill’s first game in a South Carolina uniform gave him plenty of time with the pressure on. Former Gamecocks defensive line coach Brad Lawing had an unprintable term for that particular sort of moment, but suffice to say, Hill was asked to lead his offense in some tight spots against the Tennessee Volunteers. USC faced a 14-point deficit, which he helped erase, and a chance to tie in the late going, which he and his offense could not pull off. But in the huddle, in those moments, he showed his teammates what he was capable of. “Three words: cool, calm and collected,” tight end Nick Muse said. “He threw a 40-yard bomb to Xavier (Legette), cool, calm and collected the next play. Threw a touchdown pass to Shi (Smith), next drive, cool, calm and collected. He got sacked a couple of times. “That’s just who he is. If he throws an 80-yard bomb, he’s going to celebrate but get ready to throw another 80-yard bomb. That’s just Collin Hill.” The Gamecocks’ previous two quarterbacks, Jake Bentley and Ryan Hilinski, had a certain level of fieriness or exuberance in their games. There are obviously different ways to lead, and Hill showed his way. It’s something he put to use across three stints as starting quarterback for now-Gamecocks offensive coordinator Mike Bobo before transferring from Colorado State. The game also featured moments that might leave a quarterback less than calm. He was sacked three times in the first quarter (once that was his fault; pressured often on others, including on a play where he missed an open tight end; and had his pass tipped and watched it taken back for a score. But that didn’t seem to get him out of a groove. “He was always positive,” offensive tackle Dylan Wonnum said. “He kept us going. He said, ‘The game’s not over with. We still have to keep competing.’ That’s what we did; we tried to keep competing. He’s never negative. He might tell you to ‘pick it up’ or something like that, but he’s never negative.” Read more here: https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/college/article246140750.html#storylink=cpy After uneven opener, Gamecock offensive line has ‘got to get better,’ Muschamp says Read more here: https://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/college#storylink=cpy
I dunno. The South Carolina QB may be young, but he showed the ability to hit some nice passes. After last week’s performance, I don’t know what to expect out of our D. 35 points is a large margin to win by, and I don’t see it. With small crowds due to covid, home field advantage isn’t a thing this season. Gators by 21.
Actually, Hill isn't that young. Grad transfer from Colorado St as i recall. He can throw it a bit, but with 3 acls I don't expect much running from him, which is where Corral killed us.
I believe Hill is a 5th year senior as far as eligibility goes. He’s been in Bobo’s offensive scheme at Colorado State.
Also probably also means Muschamp will be yelling at the Officials at least 49 times during the game. My safe prediction!
That whole kneeling thing seems to be all they wanted to talk about last weekend. It was like the most important thing of the day to those two morons. Really annoying