RALEIGH - As far as scripted beginnings go, this would not be high on Tom O'Brien's list.
N.C. State has fumbled and had a punt blocked and trail South Carolina, 7-0 at the end of the first quarter.
On State's first possession, Toney Baker fumbled on his first carry in two seasons, which gave South Carolina the ball at its own 14-yard line.
Four plays later, the Gamecocks turned the miscue into a 7-0 lead. Brian Maddox rushed 1-yard for the touchdown at 9:10 in the first quarter.
After State was stopped on the next series, Devin Taylor blocked a Jeff Ruiz punt to give South Carolina the ball at the 38-yard line.
On the first play, South Carolina quarterback Steven Garcia hit Tori Gurley for a touchdown but it was called back for pass interference.
The Gamecocks ended up punting on the series.
Thursday, September 3, 2009
South Carolina strikes first
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The difference is toughness between the SEC and ACC. ACC is still a cut below the SEC. I hope the Wolfpack win, but this could be the toughest team they'll face all year long.
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