South Carolina Against Kentucky: Can Gamecocks withdraw the disorder? – Sports Illustrated

Can South Carolina Gamecocks withdraw the disorder on Saturday against Wildcats in Kentucky?

South Carolina Gamecocks had the whole week to prepare for their match against Wildcats in Kentucky on Saturday. Usually, SEC teams have a game on weekdays, followed by a game on Saturday, but this week, Gamecocks had a break in their schedule. The program is still looking for its first victory at the season conference so will they be able to withdraw the disorder?

Kentucky is ranked # 14 in the country and has proven its value as a competition team in the NCAA tournament this season. Wildcats have won Florida, Mississippi, Texas A&M and Tennessee this season, but also showed a tendency to play opponents. These examples are losses for Arkansas, Vanderbilt and Georgia.

This is hoping South Carolina will happen on Saturday. Gamecocks are dead last in the conference and will travel to Lexington for the game. Currently, ESPN Analytics gives South Carolina a 13.6 percent chance of winning this weekend.

If Gamecocks will draw a win against Kentucky, they will need a big game by star Colin Murray Boils. It is an average of 15.5 points per game, while shooting 59.7 percent of the pitch. South Carolina will also need other players in the squad to step and play a free ball from Murray Boils and the attention he will bring from Wildcats.

Attempting to win the road in SEC this season has turned out to be difficult, however, against team # 14. The work will not be easy for Gamecocks, but given the Kentucky up-down performances this year, they may have a blow to finding At the lunch victory column on Saturday.

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