Kentucky at South Carolina: How To Watch, Preview, Point Spread, and More

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Your University of Kentucky Wildcats (6-4, 3-4) are in the Cockpit tonight at South Carolina (4-6, 2-5) in the first of two road games to close out the regular season. Kentucky made the trip after losing to Alabama on Senior Day in Lexington, while South Carolina enters the game having won two in a row. The Gamecocks need to win the next two to play more football in the postseason.

Here’s what you need to know before the Sandstorm.

How To Watch/Listen

7:30 PM | Saturday, November 18

Streaming: SEC Network – fuboTV — limited time offer: $40 off Fubo’s Pro, Elite and Premier plans today!

TV: SEC Network

Play-by-play: Tom Hart
Analysis: Jordan Rodgers
Sideline: Cole Cubelic

Radio: UK Sports Network | Statewide Affiliate Map

Play-by-play: Tom Leach
Analysis: Jeff Piecoro
Sideline: Jeremy Jarmon

Satellite Radio: Sirius 382

Join The Discussion (R.I.P. KSR Live Blog)

For the first time in over a decade, KSR will be without its in-game live blogs, a longtime tradition here on the blog. Unfortunately, the company that hosted the KSR live blogs no longer exists, so we are without the machine that made it all possible.

If you still want to interact with the KSR crew during the game, consider joining the conversation on KSBoard.

Schedules To Date

KENTUCKY (6-4, 3-4)			SOUTH CAROLINA (4-6, 2-5)
vs Ball State	W	44-14	vs 21 North Carolina	L	31-17
vs EKU	W	28-17	vs Furman	W	47-21
vs Akron	W	35-3	@ 1 Georgia	L	24-14
@ Vanderbilt	W	45-28	vs Mississippi State	W	37-30
vs (22) Florida	W	33-14	@ 21 Tennessee	L	41-20
@ Georgia	L	51-13	vs Florida	L	41-39
vs Missouri	L	38-21	@ 20 Missouri	L	34-12
vs (21) Tennessee	L	33-27	@ Texas A$M	L	30-17
@ Mississippi State	W	24-3	vs Jacksonville State	W	38-28
vs Alabama	L	49-21	vs Vanderbilt	W	47-6
@ South Carolina			vs Kentucky

Kentucky and South Carolina Week 12 Depth Charts

KENTUCKY

SOUTH CAROLINA

Pregame Storylines

A WIN WOULD…

— Clinch a winning record for the seventh time in eight seasons.

— Make Mark Stoops the first coach in school history to have five seasons of .500 or better in league action.

— Give UK three road SEC wins for the first time since 2009.

FOUR WILDCATS FROM THE PALMETTO STATE

Kentucky has four players from South Carolina on its roster: Jalen Geiger (Columbia), Andru Phillips (Mauldin), Jordan Robinson (Columbia) and kicker Chance Poore (Columbia).

RAY DAVIS CHASING MILESTONES

Davis still ranks first in the SEC and third in the country in total touchdowns (16). Today, Davios could join the 1,000 Yard Club with 71 yards on the ground. If he does, he will have rushed for 1,000 yards at three different schools.

SOUTH CAROLINA NEEDS TO WIN OUT

With two games to play, South Carolina has to win out to reach the six-win threshold for bowl eligibility. The Gamecocks already won back-to-back games against Jacksonville State and Vanderbilt. Now they need to beat Kentucky and then Clemson to reach bowl eligibility.

TWO RUNNING BACKS

With injuries to two of South Carolina’s running backs, Shane Beamer may be down to only two scholarship players behind Spencer Rattler in the backfield.

Kentucky has held seven of its last 11 opponents to under 100 yards rushing.