For South Carolina’s beleaguered offensive line, last Saturday’s matchup against Arkansas was a welcome change, a dominant performance that the unit will now attempt to convert into the starting point of a new resurgence.
Facing the Razorbacks, the Gamecocks’ front five allowed only one sack and one quarterback hit, both tied for season lows, while springing the running game for a season-best 4.4 yards per carry.
This success came even as the unit started its fourth different variation in five weeks. Of USC’s five opening starters, three have been injured, forcing players without much game experience into the lineup.