You’re talking about a couple plays.
South Carolina’s football team has a first-down false start, a short run and then quarterback Jake Bentley puts a deep out a little too far for a receiver. A missed block on a screen ends with a Deebo Samuel drop, and a false start puts the Gamecocks in second-and-15.
This is how two drives start inside the opponents’ 50 and don’t produce a point.
When that happened against Kentucky, Will Muschamp knew it would probably come back to bite his team. They fall behind schedule, have to make big plays to make up for it and that’s not easy.