South Carolina Gamecocks vs. Kentucky Wildcats Pick Prediction NCAA College Football Odds Preview 10-5-2013
- 11 years ago
The Kentucky Wildcats will travel in SEC conference action as they face the South Carolina Gamecocks in an NCAA college football game on Saturday night.
Kick off time from South Carolina is scheduled for 7:30PM Eastern Time with national television coverage provided by FSN.
The college football odds on this game have the home side South Carolina Gamecocks favored by -21 points with an over under line set at 55 points.
Kentucky falls to 1-3 on the season after a 24-7 home defeat last week to the Florida Gators as a +11 point betting odds underdog. The game finished at under 46 ½ points. The Wildcats fell behind 21-7 at the half and fail to score in the second half.
The team produced an anemic 173 yards offensively with 48 running for less than 2 ½ yards per run. Quarterback Maxwell Smith hit on 12 of 20 throws for 90 yards and a pick. On defense they held the Gators 402 offensive yards with 246 from their ground attack for 5 ½ yards per attempt. The difference was on third down. Florida converted 62% of the time while Kentucky goes 1 of 8 on third down.
Kick off time from South Carolina is scheduled for 7:30PM Eastern Time with national television coverage provided by FSN.
The college football odds on this game have the home side South Carolina Gamecocks favored by -21 points with an over under line set at 55 points.
Kentucky falls to 1-3 on the season after a 24-7 home defeat last week to the Florida Gators as a +11 point betting odds underdog. The game finished at under 46 ½ points. The Wildcats fell behind 21-7 at the half and fail to score in the second half.
The team produced an anemic 173 yards offensively with 48 running for less than 2 ½ yards per run. Quarterback Maxwell Smith hit on 12 of 20 throws for 90 yards and a pick. On defense they held the Gators 402 offensive yards with 246 from their ground attack for 5 ½ yards per attempt. The difference was on third down. Florida converted 62% of the time while Kentucky goes 1 of 8 on third down.