Another epic conference matchup tomorrow. 😤 On September 27, 2025, in Williams-Brice Stadium, South Carolina's defense delivered the knockout blow, returning two turnovers for touchdowns on back-to-back plays to pull away from Kentucky 35-13 in an SEC matchup that had been a tight, run-heavy battle through the first quarter and a half. Kentucky actually struck first, with running back Seth McGowan punching in the game's opening touchdown and celebrating by tossing the ball into the stands in the south end zone. The Wildcats kept gashing South Carolina on the ground, building a 10-7 lead in the second quarter behind a physical rushing attack. But the game flipped in an instant. Kentucky quarterback Cutter Boley was sacked by Dylan Stewart, and the ball popped loose as defensive lineman Jatius Geer scooped it up and rumpled 40 yards for a touchdown. Two plays later, Boley's pass into the secondary deflected off receiver Kendrick Law's hands, and South Carolina's Gerald Kilgore hauled ...