Bucey, Brady and what could have been a bust: Wrapping Gamecocks' win over A&M
Nov. 8—COLUMBIA — Shane Beamer hugged his father, Frank Beamer, in the postgame and remarked that South Carolina's win over Texas A&M was just the kind his old man liked during his lengthy career — low-scoring and ugly. However they're coming these days, the No. 21 (and rising) Gamecocks will take 'em. "I think we had 86 plays ran against us, and they just kept making stops," the younger ...
On November 8, South Carolina's Gamecocks secured a hard-fought 17-9 victory over Texas A&M, a win that brought them closer to the College Football Playoff. Head coach Shane Beamer praised his team's performance, noting that they ran 86 plays against A&M and held them to only nine points. The game showcased a fast-paced, up-tempo style from the Gamecocks, with David Bucey and Brady Hunt standing out among the veterans.
Bucey, a starting player all season, made a significant impact with seven tackles and a pass breakup, while Hunt contributed 51 yards on three catches. The defense, in particular, demonstrated its resilience against A&M's powerful offense, which averaged nearly 5 yards per rush and totaled 457 yards. Despite the Gamecocks' strong effort, the victory came at a cost, as Shane Bucars ankle injury raised questions about his playing status in the following games and the team's playoff hopes.
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