1. South Carolina's 23-13 loss to Kentucky was the fourth in a row to the Wildcats, the second-longest run in the series between the two teams behind the Gamecock's run of 10 from 2000-2009. It was also eerily similar to the 2015 loss in Williams-Brice, when USC also fell behind early and blew chance after chance inside Kentucky territory.
2. All told, the Gamecocks took 31 of 57 offensive snaps on Kentucky's side of the 50, 54.3 percent. South Carolina scored once on the seven possessions in which it ran a play on the Wildcats' side of midfield.