Cats Illustrated takes a closer look at Kentucky's fourth game of the 2016 season, when Will Muschamp and South Carolina come to town on Sept. 24.
The Gamecocks are coming off a 3-9 year, and it looks to be a similar story in Muschamp's first year at the helm. The offense returns virtually no playmakers, has questions at QB and an offensive line that has a ways to go. Defensively South Carolina lost its best player in LB Skai Moore, who underwent neck fusion surgery on Friday and will redshirt this year.
Kentucky edged past the Gamecocks last season but it wouldn't be farfetched to say the Cats should be expected to win this matchup by a touchdown or two, which would push Mark Stoops to his third consecutive win over South Carolina.
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The Gamecocks are coming off a 3-9 year, and it looks to be a similar story in Muschamp's first year at the helm. The offense returns virtually no playmakers, has questions at QB and an offensive line that has a ways to go. Defensively South Carolina lost its best player in LB Skai Moore, who underwent neck fusion surgery on Friday and will redshirt this year.
Kentucky edged past the Gamecocks last season but it wouldn't be farfetched to say the Cats should be expected to win this matchup by a touchdown or two, which would push Mark Stoops to his third consecutive win over South Carolina.
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