As such, their offense definitely looks like a typical pro-spread offense that focuses on horizontal and flare movement to open up the slants and curls over the middle and keep the chains moving. The run game is mostly inside and outside zone with plenty of jet sweep motion and QB keepers mixed in,

South Carolina is in the midst of a brutal stretch of the schedule where any win changes the complexion of the season.

The difficulty of South Carolina’s first four games, though, pales in comparison to its next four. With a third of the season down, let’s take a look at the Gamecocks’ next four games — the most hellish part of the schedule with all the teams ranked inside the latest Associated Press Top 25.