South Carolina Gamecocks
(3-9)
Coach:
Randy Ball
Hometown: Franklin, MA
randyeball@comcast.net

TRANSACTIONS: 7

 CAREER RECORD: 14-21

 FAVORITE TEAM: Ohio State
 
2004 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
September 4 USC L Results
September 11 Illinois L Results
September 18 Tennessee L Results
September 25 Vanderbilt W Results
October 2 Alabama L Results
October 9 Michigan State L Results
October 16 Vanderbilt L Results
October 23 Kentucky W Results
October 30 Tennessee L Results
November 6 Kansas State L Results
November 13 Alabama W Results
November 20 Kentucky L Results

SEC FOOTBALL STANDINGS

Over.

 Conf.
TEAM W L W L
Tennessee 9 3 7 1
Kentucky 7 5 6 2
Alabama 4 8 3 5
South Carolina 3 9 3 5
Vanderbilt 1 11 1 7

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FIRST ROUND DRAFT PICKS
2002 Ryan Dinwiddie, QB, Boise State
2003 Tatum Bell, RB, Oklahoma State
2004 Kay-Jay Harris, RB, West Virginia

Career Record vs. Opponents

ALABAMA
Mitch Dougherty

ARIZONA
Tom Carlson

COLORADO
Josh Purses

ILLINOIS
Darren Brandt

KANSAS STATE
Jeff Erickson
3-3 0-2 0-0 0-2 0-1
KENTUCKY
Jeff O'black		 MICHIGAN
Todd Besecker		 MICHIGAN STATE
John Lautzenheiser		 OHIO STATE
Scott Smith		 OKLAHOMA
Jon Osborn
3-3 0-0 0-1 0-1 0-1
OKLAHOMA STATE
Steve Gordon		 ARIZONA STATE
Eric Smith		 PENN STATE
Marc Shaner		 OREGON STATE
Matt Adams		 TENNESSEE
Skip Smith
1-0 0-1 1-0 1-1 1-5

TEXAS A&M
Michael Thanasouras

UCLA
 Bret Richards

USC
Mike Lautzenheiser

VANDERBILT
Matt Schweingruber

  
0-0 0-0 0-1 4-2 0-0
 

Team Records
Most Wins, Season - 7 2002
Most Consecutive Wins - 3 2002, 2003
Most Career Points, Individual - Ryan Dinwiddie, QB, Boise State (7,168) 2002 - 2003
Most Points Scored, Season (Team) - 20,520 2003
Most Points Scored, Season (Individual) - Walter Washington, QB, Temple (6,157) 2004
Most Points Scored, Game (Team) -

3,136
vs. Tennessee Coach Skip Smith

 2003
Most Points Scored, Game (Individual) - Kay-Jay Harris, RB, West Virginia (1,069)
vs. USC Coach Mike Lautzenheiser		 2004

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