South Carolina vs. Kentucky Score, Recap & Analysis

    South Carolina vs. Kentucky score, recap and analysis to Saturday's SEC game between the Gamecocks and Wildcats.

    Kentucky 26, South Carolina 22

    1. Kentucky got hot and then hung on, overcoming a 7-0 deficit with 24 straight points helped by short touchdown runs from Mikel Horton, Jojo Kemp and Patrick Towles.

    2. South Carolina got a one-yard Connor Mitch touchdown run to start, but lost him to a shoulder injury. The offense sputtered and stalled, only managing three short Elliott Fry field goals in the third before pulling within two on a 33-yard Jerrell Adams catch from Perry Orth. The two point conversion wen the other way with Denzil Ware returning it for a four point UK lead.

    3. USC had a few more chances, but the UK D held on.

    Kentucky

    – Patrick Towles completed 21-of-29 passes for 192 yards and a pick, and ran for a short score

    – Stanley Williams ran 14 times for 107 yards

    – The O only converted 4-of-14 third down chances, but hit both fourth down tries.

    South Carolina

    – Connor Mitch completed 4-of-7 passes for 43 yards before getting hurt. Perry Orth completed 13-of-20 passes for 179 yards and a score with a pick.

    – Brandon Wilds ran 16 times for 106 yards

    – The offense ran for 195 yards and threw for 222, but it couldn’t close. Way too many drives led to field goals.

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