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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2014
Page
16
Marcus Lattimore, a South Carolina icon, retired after an NFL injury plagued career, leaving a legacy defined by 182 rushing yards against Georgia as a freshman, 41 career touchdowns, and a community focus through the Marcus Lattimore Foundation.
South Carolina faces a 4-5 start with four straight SEC losses as Lorenzo Ward stresses grinding through a season of turnover, injuries, and high expectations. Spurrier vows to return, while injuries and transfers shape a challenging path to Florida. Defensive unit remains under scrutiny after a Tennessee setback.
Gainesville Florida The Southeastern Conference features a roster of large backs led by suspended Georgia star Todd Gurley at 6 1 1 226 pounds and 155 rushing yards per game Also highlighted are Nick Chubb Derrick Henry TJ Yeldon Alex Collins Jonathan Williams Leonard Fournette Kenny Hilliard Terrence Magee Mike Davis and Brandon Wilds Plus insights from coaches on the persistence and durability of big backs across programs in the league.
Duncan native Marcus Lattimore announced he will retire from professional football after injuries. The 2013 fourth round pick returned to practice briefly before ongoing knee soreness ended his NFL path. He plans to complete his USC degree and may pursue a role with the Gamecocks athletic program.
Clemson coach Dabo Swinney says Deshaun Watson is healthy enough to dress for the Wake Forest game but may not play unless needed as Clemson eyes a return to form after his hand injury. Wake Forest faces a potent Clemson defense while struggling on offense and seeks to halt Vic Beasley’s pass rush in a critical Thursday night matchup.
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