Florida loses again as Indiana survives Nebraska in Week 6
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 10 Oct, 22:48 · Archive
No. 16 Florida lost 38-19 at home to South Carolina after a 28-point defeat to Missouri the previous week.
No. 16 Florida's collapse continued with a 38-19 home loss to South Carolina on Saturday. The Gators, who began the season 4-0 and ranked in the top ten, have now suffered consecutive heavy defeats after falling to Missouri by 28 points the previous week. Florida trailed 17-10 at halftime despite a weather delay, then was outscored 21-9 in the second half. Running back Jadan Baugh managed under 60 yards, marking the second straight week of diminished production after averaging 150 yards in the Gators' first four games.
Florida quarterback Aaron Philo was pulled in the fourth quarter following a fumble and a hard hit. Backup Tramell Jones Jr. threw an interception on his fourth play. South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers completed 279 passing yards and four touchdowns whilst adding a rushing score. The Gamecocks improved to 3-3.
No. 7 Indiana, the defending national champions, remained unbeaten but required a fourth-quarter comeback to beat Nebraska 20-17. The Hoosiers erased an 11-point deficit with back-to-back touchdown drives, with quarterback Josh Hoover connecting with Nick Marsh on a 75-yard score and then a 44-yard fourth-down conversion touchdown.
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- Florida stumbles again, Indiana survives and Georgia-Alabama headlines Week 6No. 16 Florida's early success is fading after a 38-19 home loss to South Carolina.Clickorlando · 10 Oct, 06:35
- Florida stumbles again, Indiana survives and Georgia-Alabama headlines Week 6No. 16 Florida's early success is fading after a 38-19 home loss to South Carolina.News4Jax · 10 Oct, 06:35
In this story: Florida · South Carolina · Indiana · Nebraska · Aaron Philo · Josh Hoover · LaNorris Sellers
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