Photos: Fans in the stands, Gamecock Walk
Gamecock Central photographers Katie Dugan and Chris Gillespie were on hand for Saturday’s Georgia State-South Carolina football game to get photos of Gamecocks fans at Gamecock Walk before the game and in Williams-Brice Stadium during the game.
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Spencer Rattler and MarShawn Lloyd defend South Carolina offensive line
South Carolina got their first win of the season on Saturday, defeating Georgia State by three touchdowns at Williams-Brice Stadium. Even so, there have been questions for head coach Shane Beamer after the game — specifically regarding his offensive line. A unit that struggled last year for the Gamecocks, the issues carried over to the season opener.
So much so that two South Carolina players have had to make their voices heard on Twitter. Quarterback Spencer Rattler was one, quote tweeting running back MarShawn Lloyd. Both had to come to the defense of their offensive lines, telling fans to “chill.”
“Chill on my offensive line,” Lloyd said. “I usually don’t do this, but I’m tired of hearing this about them. Them boys work hard. Don’t be a fan later. We will be straight, I promise you that.”
“Amen! Love them guys. We’ll be just fine,” Rattler said himself.
South Carolina struggled running the ball, with Jaheim Bell being the leading rusher with 36 yards. Lloyd only had 30 but did get into the end zone for a touchdown. Rattler threw two interceptions while being sacked three times. Now, with the early season struggles, Rattler and Lloyd have had to defend their line.
