Kentucky prevailed in a semi-expected contest Saturday night with the defenses shining for both squads.
There were definitely some things to feel good about as a Gamecock fan but more issues from past weeks that were left unresolved.
A definite positive was that the secondary looked like they got it together after being shredded by Georgia.
South Carolina allowed a total of 102 passing yards, although part of that reason could be Kentucky quarterback Will Levis’ lack of an ability to throw downfield. On one of the only times he attempted to, Levis had his pass picked off on a very suspect throw that ended up in the hands of Jaylan Foster.