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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 2013
Page
19
No. 3 Clemson visits Syracuse at the Carrier Dome for a high stakes ACC matchup. The Tigers enter 4-0 overall and 2-0 in conference play while the Orange sit at 2-2 with 0-0 ACC. ABC and ESPN2 televise the game.
Former Clemson star Dawkins credits Donovan McNabb and Marvin Harrison with early signs of NFL greatness. The piece reflects on McNabb’s 309 yard three TD college game, Dawkins’ Pro Football Hall of Fame bid, and Clemson’s ongoing program strength under Dabo Swinney as they prep for a game against Syracuse.
Spurrier says Kentucky can win with Mark Stoops as head coach citing family ties with Bob Stoops and their shared Florida days. He notes the Wildcats, in their first Stoops season, face South Carolina at Williams-Brice Stadium where past friendships contrast with a tougher matchup.
Kentucky (1-3, 0-1 SEC) travels to Williams-Brice Stadium to face No. 13 South Carolina (3-1, 1-1) in a tough road test. Spurrier praises Kentucky coach Mark Stoops while noting the Wildcats’ rough start and ongoing rebuilding in a hostile SEC environment.
Georgia coach Mark Richt prepares to play against former assistants Todd Jancek and Willie Martinez, now coaching against the Bulldogs as top-ranked opponents. Both say personal ties are set aside for the game as Richt focuses on film analysis and game planning.
No 6 Georgia visits Tennessee with a high octane offense led by Aaron Murray and chase for career passing yards. Tennessee safety Brian Randolph notes Georgia’s heightened intensity as the Bulldogs aim to extend scoring feats while Jancek’s defense pressures for turnovers. Tennessee hopes to slow a prolific attack after allowing 26.8 points per game.
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