South Carolina's offense takes center stage in the Gamecocks victory over the Tennessee Volunteers. The Gamecocks had a total of 510 yards as they were able to outscore the Volunteers and come away with the close victory 38-35.
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October 27, 2012
No matter your rooting interests most fans never like to see injuries to either side of the game and unfortunately in the South Carolina vs. Tennessee we witnessed one of the most gruesome knee injuries in a long time as Gamecocks star RB Marcus Lattimore would blow out his right knee on a nasty tackle. We'll spare you the video of that one as it's about as bad as this...
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October 27, 2012
COLUMBIA, S.C. -- South Carolina star Marcus Lattimore was taken off the field on a cart after taking a hit around the knee against Tennessee on Saturday.Lattimore was running through the left side when he was upended. He did not get up and trainers immediately rushed to his side and appeared to be working on his right knee. Lattimore missed the final six games of 2011 with a right...
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October 27, 2012
via ESPN/ Bleacher ReportMarcus Lattimore who is the star running back at South Carolina, was injured during the second quarter of their match-up against Tennesee. A defender’s helmet took out Lattimore’s right knee and it bent back terribly. The video is hard to watch and we will update you when we have a final diagnosis. The GiF of the injury is at the bottom of this page...
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October 27, 2012
South Carolina star Marcus Lattimore was taken off the field on a cart after taking a hit around the knee against Tennessee on Saturday.
Lattimore was running through the left side when he was upended. He did not get up and trainers immediately rushed to his side and appeared to be working on his right knee. Lattimore missed the final six games of 2011 with a right knee injury that...
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October 27, 2012
A white towel covered Marcus Lattimore's face, but his emotions were plain to see.
His head was bobbing as he was carted off the field. It was evident tears were flowing.
No one could blame South Carolina's star running back for his emotional display.
His right knee was wrecked in the second quarter of the Gamecocks' 38-35 victory over Tennessee at Williams-Brice Stadium...
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October 28, 2012
South Carolina running back Marcus Lattimore's injury during the Gamecock's victory over Tennessee overshadowed both the game and most of the rest of the college football action on Saturday. South Carolina head football coach announced on Sunday that running back had suffered a dislocated right knee, but said the injury wasn't career-ending.
"Spurrier said...
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October 27, 2012
An absolutely awful break literally today for South Carolina and star running back Marcus Lattimore breaking his right leg against Tennessee today. This comes one year after he suffered a similiar but not quite as devastating injury ripping up his ACL on left knee. Check out the picture and video of how much his knee is bent out of shape…Watch this video on YouTube Embedded with...
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October 28, 2012
Marcus Lattimore was having one heck of a season until the South Carolina running back went down again with a terrible injury. After tearing his ACL last year and rebounding this year, Lattimore suffered another injury again when he had a gruesome hit to his leg against Tennessee on Saturday.
According to Gamecocks coach Steve Spurrier, the injury won’t sideline Lattimore’s...
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October 28, 2012
As those who follow college football know, South Carolina's running back Marcus Lattimore sustained a very serious knee injury in the win against Tennessee. In searching for a reaction about this, we determined to not show the video or try to act like a news-type but provide a open letter to him. Below is our open letter to Marcus Lattimore:
Dear Marcus,
You don't...
Check out InsideTennessee's preview of the Vols game with the South Carolina Gamecocks in Columbia. Be sure to come to IT for all the latest from Williams-Brice Stadium.
South Carolina wins a shootout over Tennessee 38-35 but loses Marcus Lattimore to knee injury. Gamecocks improve to 7-2 on the season.
Here is a rundown of some notes and quotes from South Carolina's 38-35 victory over Tennessee. The Gamecocks improved their record on the year to 7-2 and their SEC record to 5-2 in the conference.
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October 27, 2012
The South Carolina Gamecocks defeated the Tennessee Volunteers by the score of 38-35, here are highlights:
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