Turnovers, red-zone struggles doom No. 20 South Carolina in 34-6 loss to Arkansas
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas overcame South Carolina's four turnovers to defeat the No. 17 Gamecocks 34-6 in a Southeastern Conference home victory. KJ Jackson's 188 yards and two touchdowns were crucial as he connected with Chris Marshall for a 23-yard score and Antonio Jordan for a 28-yard touchdown in the second quarter, extending Arkansas's halftime lead to 17-0.
South Carolina's offense faltered without starting quarterback LaNorris Sellers, who did not play due to an ankle injury sustained during their win over Texas A&M on November 7. Cutter Woods struggled, completing 24 of 43 passes for 271 yards and three interceptions that led to Arkansas's final two touchdowns. South Carolina's attempts inside the Arkansas 20-yard line ended with a fumble, a missed field goal, and an interception, while the Razorbacks capitalized on the turnovers to secure their win.
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