Former USC defender Kendric Salley likely transferring after 2012 knee surgery
Former Williston-Elko standout Kendric Salley appears to be leaving the University of South Carolina after redshirting in 2012 for knee surgery and not playing this season. Salley posted on Twitter that his new story starts today and thanked Gamecock fans for support as he considers his next destination.
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Shaw powers No. 8 South Carolina past Wisconsin in Capital One Bowl
Connor Shaw accounted for five touchdowns and 312 passing yards as No. 8 South Carolina defeated No. 19 Wisconsin 34-24 in Orlando. Jadeveon Clowney announced he will enter the NFL draft, while Bruce Ellington and Damiere Byrd contributed as the Gamecocks earned their third straight bowl win and 11th win season.
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Bowl action and key plays at major bowls
South Carolina defeated Wisconsin as Connor Shaw connected with Bruce Ellington on a 22 yard third quarter TD to take the lead. Melvin Gordon and James White produced ground yardage but Wisconsin fell 36 14 to North Texas UNLV 14 later in bowls coverage.
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Georgia falls to Nebraska in rain soaked Gator Bowl
No. 23 Georgia squandered seven red zone chances scoring only one touchdown and missing two fourth downs in the 24-19 loss to Nebraska. Hutson Mason threw for 320 yards with a TD and an interception as Georgia failed to capitalize amid wet conditions.
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