Gamecock Hoops Extends Winning Streak Into SEC Play
SOUTH CAROLINA ENJOYING HIGHEST NATIONAL RANKING IN EIGHTEEN YEARS The University of South Carolina You must Subscribe or log in to read the rest of this content.
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They looked good last night, watched the game on one of the sports channels. Good luck to both the men’s and women teams. The SEC does not look that strong overall in basketball this year with the exception of Kentucky (11-3), Texas A&M(11-2), Ole Miss(10-3), and Alabama(9-3) with the best records so far.
14 – 0, but they play in a weak conference. Where have I heard that before?
You would not be referring to the Tigers?
Houston destroyed Florida State
Baylor destroyed UNC
Clemson beat ND by 2 at home/Ohio State beat ND by 16 on a neutral field and without the #1 pick in the NFL draft
ACC is a weak football conference.
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You appear to be a person that lives in the past.
Oh, I am more than happy to talk 2015 football.
Ohio State will have 7 players drafted in the 1st round,9 total in the first 2 rounds and 15 players drafted over all in the NFL draft-and will be even better next year.
And, next Monday, they will be watching from home.
Laughing at Clemson and crying that they fucked up cause Clemson and Bama ain’t got shit.
Alabama 38, Michigan State 0
Georgia 24, Penn State 17
Tennessee 45, Northwestern 6
Stanford 45, Iowa 16
Duke 44, Indiana 41
You left out Wisconsin’s beat down of USC and Michigan’s destruction of SEC runner-up Florida(the truth has never been one of your virtues). HOUSTON!!!! LMAO!!!
Mel Kiper said Clemson would get wacked by Ohio State.
Just as you left out Louisville’s win over Texas A&M and, of course, Clemson’s dismantling of #4 Oklahoma.
Based on your logic, Bama would beat y’all by what… 70?
Bama? Ask Bama about Ohio State! Oklahoma was a fraud and when they lost their 2 running backs it was over.Oklahoma was created to keep Ohio State out.
Brian Kelley from ND said Ohio State was by far the best team in the country and the best team they played.
“Bama? Ask Bama about Ohio State!”
You appear to be a person that lives in the past.
As far as I know Ohio State is STILL the UNDISPUTED NATIONAL CHAMPIONS!!!!
Then, using your logic, Clemson is still your daddy.
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Brian Kelley played them both this year.Said Ohio State would destroy Clemson.
Checkmate.
LMAO
Testing
Maybe you should re-think the new username.
Current players in NFL:
Clemson 34
OSU 35
http://espn.go.com/nfl/college/_/letter/c
1. Florida State – 124
Round 1 picks: 30
Highest overall pick: Andre Wadsworth, No. 3 (1998) – Florida Christian (Miami) High School
Round 2 picks: 18
NFL connection: Tampa Bay has drafted eight players from Florida State since 1994.
2. Ohio State – 123
Round 1 picks: 31
Highest overall pick: Orlando Pace, No. 1 (1997) – Sandusky (Ohio) High School
Dan Wilkinson, No. 1 (1994) – Dunbar (Dayton, Ohio) High School
Round 2 picks: 22
NFL connection: St. Louis has drafted nine players from Ohio State since 1994.
3. USC – 113
Round 1 picks: 25
Highest overall pick: Carson Palmer, No. 1 (2003) – Santa Margarita (Calif.) High School
Keyshawn Johnson, No. 1 (1996) – Dorsey (Los Angeles) High School
Round 2 picks: 48
NFL connection: Jacksonville has drafted seven players from USC since 1994.
4. Miami (FL) – 111
Round 1 picks: 33
Highest overall pick: Andre Johnson, No. 3 (2003) – Miami (Fla.) High School
Round 2 picks: 22
NFL connection: Baltimore and Cleveland have drafted seven Miami players since 1994.
5. Florida – 107
Round 1 picks: 23
Highest overall pick: Gerard Warren, No. 3 (2001) – Union County (Lake Butler, Fla.) High School
Round 2 picks: 32
NFL connection: Chicago has drafted nine Florida players since 1994.
5. Georgia – 107
Round 1 picks: 17
Highest overall pick: Matthew Stafford, No. 1 (2009) – Highland Park (Dallas) High School
Round 2 picks: 26
NFL connection: Cincinnati has drafted eight Georgia players since 1994.
7. Tennessee – 106
Round 1 picks: 20
Highest overall pick: Peyton Manning, No. 1 (1998) – Newman (New Orleans) High School
Round 2 picks: 36
NFL connection: Kansas City has drafted seven Tennessee players since 1994.
8. Nebraska – 99
Round 1 picks: 9
Highest overall pick: Ndamukong Suh, No. 3 (2010) – Grant (Portland, Ore.) High Shool
Round 2 picks: 32
NFL connection: St. Louis has drafted eight Nebraska players since 1994.
9. LSU – 98
Round 1 picks: 19
Highest overall pick: JaMarcus Russell, No. 1 (2007) – Williamson (Mobile, Ala.) High School
Round 2 picks: 32
NFL connection: Dallas and Seattle have drafted six players from LSU since 1994.
10. Notre Dame – 97
Round 1 picks: 11
Highest overall pick: Bryant Young, No. 7 (1994) – Bloom (Chicago Heights, Ill.) High School
Round 2 picks: 18
NFL connection: San Francisco has drafted six Notre Dame players since 1994.
11. Alabama – 96
Round 1 picks: 21
Highest overall pick: Trent Richardson, No. 3 (2012) – Escambia (Pensacola, Fla.) High School
Marcell Dareus, No. 3 (2011) – Huffman (Birmingham, Ala.) High School
Chris Samuels, No. 3 (2000) – Shaw (Mobile, Ala.) High School
Round 2 picks: 32
NFL connection: Baltimore has drafted seven Alabama players since 1994.
12. Oklahoma – 87
Round 1 picks: 14
Highest overall pick: Sam Bradford, No. 1 (2010) – Putnam City North (Oklahoma City) High School
Round 2 picks: 26
NFL connection: Baltimore has drafted six Oklahoma players since 1994.
13. Wisconsin – 84
Round 1 picks: 13
Highest overall pick: Joe Thomas, No. 3 (2007) – Brookfield Central (Wis.) High School
Round 2 picks: 18
NFL connection: Dallas, New Orleans and the New York Giants each have drafted five players from Wisconsin since 1994.
14. Penn State – 83
Round 1 picks: 16
Highest overall pick: Courtney Brown, No. 1 (2000) – Macedonia High School (S.C.), now closed
Ki-Jana Carter, No. 1 (1995) – Westerville South (Ohio) High School
Round 2 picks: 10
NFL connection: Indianapolis has drafted six players from Penn State since 1994.
15. Michigan – 82
Round 1 picks: 16
Highest overall pick: Jake Long, No. 1 (2008) – Lapeer East (Mich.) High School
Round 2 picks: 14
NFL connection: New England has drafted seven players from Michigan since 1994.
20 More schools
16. Virginia Tech – 80
17. California – 78
17. North Carolina – 78
19. Colorado – 71
20. Texas – 71
20. Texas A&M – 71
22. Iowa – 68
23. Clemson – 67
23. Oregon – 67
25. Arizona State – 66
26. Stanford – 65
27. Auburn – 64
28. Michigan State – 61
29. Virginia – 59
30. UCLA – 57
31. Arkansas – 55
32. South Carolina – 54
33. Kansas State – 52
33. Washington – 52
35. Arizona – 50
Damn, behind a weak ACC school How embarrassing for you.
The ACC has ruined Florida State and their credibility.
Below is schools in the last 20 years with most players drafted (thru 2014).
I see Clemson down there about #25.
You appear to be a person that lives in the past.
How about the FUTURE?LMAO!!!!!I just love kicking your ass!!! :)
Luckily, I’m ahead of the game, as I have studied and given draftable grades to 12 Buckeyes with NFL potential. And that is probably a conservative number. That dozen does not include QB J.T. Barrett (I actually have a 1st/2nd on him for future reference) who backed up Jones in Monday night’s win over Virginia Tech. Nor does it include juniors CB Eli Apple and S Tyvis Powell. They too figure to have NFL futures at some point; I just hadn’t fully studied them this summer.
If all draft eligible Buckeyes declare for 2016, there’s a chance they’ll have the most selections by a program in any one draft. The all-time mark in a seven round draft is 14, held by none other than Ohio State in 2004.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/sports/wp/2015/09/09/ohio-state-buckeyes-could-break-record-for-most-nfl-draft-picks-produced-by-one-program/
Love kicking whose ass? The last 3 games you’ve played South Carolina and Clemson you’re 0-3.
Florida has like 42. So does Ba-ba-ba-bama.
pass/dunk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Kx-MuwchUA
Both men’s and women’s teams undefeated, best start ever in USC history!
I like Dawn Staley a lot. Was rooting for her in the tourney last year.
It would be nice to see them run the tables this year.
Beat UConn, please. I hate Auriemma.
Never hate anyone-especially winners out of pure jealousy.
When did Ohio State replace Nebraska as having the most annoying fans?
have to buy tickets on the googler,now .oh well
At what age do black people start getting tattoo’s? I’m seeing Freshman players with full sleeves of tattoo’s and they can’t be more than 18-19 years old.
Im sure the black guy doing your mom knows
panthers gamecock men-women, tiger football 57-1 coincidence ?