... Who: No. 8 South Carolina (3-0, 1-0 SEC) vs. Missouri (2-1, 1-0 SEC)
... When: 3:30 p.m. Saturday
... Where: Williams-Brice Stadium (80,250)
... TV: CBS with Verne Lundquist, Gary Danielson and Tracy Wolfson
... Radio: WNKT-FM 107.5 with Todd Ellis, Tommy Suggs and Langston Moore
... Satellite radio: Sirius 91/XM 91
... Line: USC by 10
Just the facts
... Series record: Missouri leads 2-0
... Last meeting: Missouri won 38-31 in Shreveport, La.
... Current streak: Missouri has won two in a row
Injury report
... South Carolina: Out: S D.J. Swearinger (suspension), RB Brandon Wilds (ankle), RB Shon Carson (wrist), CB Akeem Auguste (leg); Probable: QB Connor Shaw (shoulder).
... Missouri: Out: WR Wesley Leftwich (foot), RB Henry Josey (knee), OL Travis Ruth (arm), OL Taylor Chappell (knee), OL Elvis Fisher (knee); Questionable: WR Rolandis Woodland (hamstring); Probable: QB James Franklin (shoulder).
The week in quotes
... “It’s no pressure. We watch film all the time, so there is no pressure. I still have to go practice hard and listen to Coach. It’s no different.” – True freshman safety T.J. Gurley, who will start in place of suspended senior D.J. Swearinger
... “We’ll have a few different guys out there — one or two. And the other guys may play, too, who started. We’re not dead set in the o-line, that’s for sure.” – coach Steve Spurrier
... “His arm could be almost severed off, and if you asked him he could play he’d say, ‘Yeah.’ It’s a pride, I don’t want this to sound the wrong way, well, I don’t know how it’s going to sound, but it’s a pride in representing our last name. That’s what (Connor and Jaybo) want to do make sure they don’t drop the torch in carrying on our name. He wants to play, and if he feels like he is still breathing, then he can still play.” – Lee Shaw, father of quarterback Connor Shaw
... “Connor, he’s a better passer than he’s shown. He really is,” Spurrier said. “He sometimes holds the ball a little too long. He was a little deliberate (against UAB). Just a little hesitant. So hopefully, he can get out of that, because he needs to take his steps and fire it in there a little bit better at times.” – Spurrier
... “So in my personal experience, almost every time we kicked four or five field goals, we got beat. Certainly, you can win some 16-10s, which we did against Ole Miss several years ago, (but) usually, the team that scores touchdowns is much better off.” – Spurrier
... “DeVonte (Holloman) has played really well. He does his job. He might not have as many tackles, but he’s taking on two blockers and freeing somebody else up. He’s doing exactly what he is supposed to be doing day in and day out.” – linebackers coach Kirk Botkin
... When: 3:30 p.m. Saturday
... Where: Williams-Brice Stadium (80,250)
... TV: CBS with Verne Lundquist, Gary Danielson and Tracy Wolfson
... Radio: WNKT-FM 107.5 with Todd Ellis, Tommy Suggs and Langston Moore
... Satellite radio: Sirius 91/XM 91
... Line: USC by 10
Just the facts
... Series record: Missouri leads 2-0
... Last meeting: Missouri won 38-31 in Shreveport, La.
... Current streak: Missouri has won two in a row
Injury report
... South Carolina: Out: S D.J. Swearinger (suspension), RB Brandon Wilds (ankle), RB Shon Carson (wrist), CB Akeem Auguste (leg); Probable: QB Connor Shaw (shoulder).
... Missouri: Out: WR Wesley Leftwich (foot), RB Henry Josey (knee), OL Travis Ruth (arm), OL Taylor Chappell (knee), OL Elvis Fisher (knee); Questionable: WR Rolandis Woodland (hamstring); Probable: QB James Franklin (shoulder).
The week in quotes
... “It’s no pressure. We watch film all the time, so there is no pressure. I still have to go practice hard and listen to Coach. It’s no different.” – True freshman safety T.J. Gurley, who will start in place of suspended senior D.J. Swearinger
... “We’ll have a few different guys out there — one or two. And the other guys may play, too, who started. We’re not dead set in the o-line, that’s for sure.” – coach Steve Spurrier
... “His arm could be almost severed off, and if you asked him he could play he’d say, ‘Yeah.’ It’s a pride, I don’t want this to sound the wrong way, well, I don’t know how it’s going to sound, but it’s a pride in representing our last name. That’s what (Connor and Jaybo) want to do make sure they don’t drop the torch in carrying on our name. He wants to play, and if he feels like he is still breathing, then he can still play.” – Lee Shaw, father of quarterback Connor Shaw
... “Connor, he’s a better passer than he’s shown. He really is,” Spurrier said. “He sometimes holds the ball a little too long. He was a little deliberate (against UAB). Just a little hesitant. So hopefully, he can get out of that, because he needs to take his steps and fire it in there a little bit better at times.” – Spurrier
... “So in my personal experience, almost every time we kicked four or five field goals, we got beat. Certainly, you can win some 16-10s, which we did against Ole Miss several years ago, (but) usually, the team that scores touchdowns is much better off.” – Spurrier
... “DeVonte (Holloman) has played really well. He does his job. He might not have as many tackles, but he’s taking on two blockers and freeing somebody else up. He’s doing exactly what he is supposed to be doing day in and day out.” – linebackers coach Kirk Botkin
