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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 2012 VOL. 110, NO. 45 ● SINCE 1908 THE DAILY GAMECOCK

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NOT AGAIN Lee Walker

Chris Keohane / THE DAILY GAMECOCK Players from both South Carolina and Tennessee surround tailback Marcus Lattimore before he is carted off the fi eld due to injured ligaments in his knee Saturday.

He may still be in the hospital, but today is No. 21’s 21st birthday , and USC President Harris Pastides wants to celebrate. Lattimore out for rest of season Along with Student Government, he’s hosting a rally for Marcus Lattimore today on the Horseshoe to say happy birthday Tailback injures ligaments, could sophomore defensive end Jadeveon Clowney said Saturday. “It was just crazy how he went and wish him well and after his season-ending injury. eventually return to football out. I couldn’t believe it.” Pastides, Student Body President Kenny Tracy , football team In his teleconference Sunday afternoon, chaplain Adrian Despres, coach Steve Spurrier and members of Isabelle Khurshudyan USC coach Steve Spurrier said Lattimore had the team will make appearances, and fans will have a chance to [email protected] dislocated his knee and will not return this write Lattimore a card that will be delivered to him. season, but he did not rule out the possibility It’s planned for 5 p.m. in front of the McKissick Museum , and On Friday night, South Carolina junior of Lattimore redshirting the 2013 season and it’ll be streamed live to Lattimore. tailback Marcus Lattimore stood before the coming back in 2014. In a release, USC said But Pastides said the rally won’t just be for Lattimore. team as a captain, telling everyone to play each Lattimore has already begun the process of “I just woke up this morning and felt like the university needed snap like it could be their last . “prerehabilitation” for his “eventual return to to do something as much for ourselves — our constituents and On Saturday afternoon, Lattimore was on football.” our students,” Pastides said Sunday. “I think Marcus will react the ground, possibly having played his last snap “There could be a chance it would be two very well and very favorably, but I actually think it’s good for the as a Gamecock. He was carted off the fi eld in years down the road — it could be a full year of process of healing for our community and our fans.” the game against Tennessee during the second recovery,” Spurrier said. “We’ll wait and see.” Can’t make it to the rally today? quarter with an “injury to several ligaments” The celebrations after the Gamecocks’ 38- You can still write a note to Lattimore through Athletics. Gifts in his right knee, according to team physician 35 win over Tennessee were tame. Earlier, won’t be accepted. Dr. Jeffrey Guy . There were no other fractures there had been tears in the locker room at Address the envelope to Marcus Lattimore and send it to: or injuries to his right leg, and his surgically halftime. After the game, Lattimore’s dejected repaired left knee was uninjured, according to teammates seemed at a loss for words as they Rice Athletic Center a release. 1304 Heyward St. LATTIMORE ● 10 “He was just talking about it last night,” Columbia, S.C. 29208

Monday Darius Rucker Foreign policy Defense seals win 64° 44° The country crooner Columnist Ryan A late sack and brought his Southern Celley discusses the interception secure sounds to Tin Roof value of a trusted USC’s 38-35 victory Tuesday and the Gamecock candidate in U.S. over Tennessee on Village this weekend. diplomatic relations. a day dominated by 59° 42° offense. See page 7 See page 5 See page 10 2 Monday, October 29, 2012 ‘Booms’ heard outside dorm

Few details available faces the building’s parking lot near Pendleton Street. in incident last week, Officers talked to the pending investigation resident mentor on duty and the front desk security guard Thad Moore and found “signs of criminal [email protected] activity,” the report said. Capt. Eric Grabski , USC police are a spokesman for the investigating an incident at USC Division of Law Columbia Hall last week, but Enforcement and Safety, they’ve divulged few details wouldn’t elaborate on about what happened. what those signs were or According to an incident how many suspects were report, released Friday, involved when contacted officers twice received Friday, citing the ongoing reports of fi reworks near the investigation. Barnwell Street residence The department is hall over the course of last building a case “to make Monday night and Tuesday sure we get a successful morning. prosecution,” Grabski said, They first responded to “if that’s where this goes.” a call around 11 p.m. last “I can say the community’s Monday, but found no not in any danger,” Grabski evidence of anything amiss, said. according to the report. Then, at 12:54 a.m. , they came back after USC and Columbia police both received reports that residents heard “multiple booms” on the northeast Comments on this story? File Photo corner of the building, which Visit dailygamecock.com/news Residents of Columbia Hall (above) reported that they heard “multiple booms” there early last week.

‘Caveman diet’ slowly gaining popularity Trend eschews processed foods science student and “caveman” dieter Courtright said. “Everyone who for vegetables and meat Alec Courtright . follows the Paleolithic lifestyle “I started doing the caveman diet knows about him, and we put him on a little over a year ago, and I’ve seen a godly pedestal when we talk about Caroline Baity [email protected] some major changes,” Courtright him or refer to his work.” said. “I heard about it from a few An average day for Courtright is friends who were trying it out to chock full of vegetables, fruit, nuts A diet trend that lost popularity maximize their workouts, and I tried and seeds and — most importantly more than 10,000 years ago is it out. I did a lot of research and saw — meat. The diet is based on lean making a modern comeback — and a lot of great results.” meat, followed by vegetables, fruit, it’s beginning to creep onto USC’s Courtright gained much of his dairy and grains. campus. knowledge of the nutritional plan While the diet says to completely Followers of the Paleolithic from trainers at his hometown’s avoid dairy and grains , there are Diet, also known as the “caveman CrossFit gym and was directed to many separate styles of the caveman diet,” believe that while people check out a blog called Mark’s Daily diet that incorporate starches and have evolved in many aspects Apple. The creator, Mark Sisson , raw or unpasteurized milk and since prehistoric times, the human has been advocating the caveman cheese, said USC dietician and digestive system and genetic make- lifestyle since 1996 and believes it is nursing professor Kathy Mercer . up has not developed enough to the way to wellness. “I think that the caveman diet handle certain processed foods, “I started reading Mark’s blog can be healthy and beneficial, but grains and dairy products, according and began following his advice,” to second-year environmental DIET ● 4 Refinance Your Auto and Save!

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DIET ● Continued from 2 the amount of red meat eaten to 18 ounces per week, Mercer said. I would tend to lean toward following Courtright said he is definitely Healthy Carolina a plan that allows dairy,” Mercer said. exceeding that amount. While he agrees “Calcium defi ciency is becoming a real that the price of good meat can be a Farmers Market issue, especially in young women, and it’s deterrent, he still likes to eat a large steak so important to eat those foods that are about three times a week alongside a salad high sources of calcium.” with vinegar and fl avored olive oil. Mercer said the most appealing aspect “Nothing fi lls you up and satisfi es you of the diet is that processed and fried more than a good steak,” Courtright said. foods are completely cut out . She said “I love to eat, and I eat a lot, so it’s nice to that college students tend to consume actually get up from the table full.” an inordinate amount of fast food and The diet says to eat meat, but it unhealthy snacks and that the caveman doesn’t say how much, Mercer said, and diet can be beneficial because of the overeating can be a problem. emphasis placed on the consumption of “If you’re going to eat like a caveman, Making Healthy Choices Simple large amounts of fruits and vegetables . you need to exercise like a caveman,” However, Mercer said, while meats can be Mercer said. “While this can be used as great, they can also lead to high fat intake. a weight-loss plan, it’s important that you “It is important to note that the diet move around and stay active. Cavemen th specifi es lean meats like beef, pork, fi sh, Held every Tuesday through October 30 didn’t sit around watching TV all day.” wild game and poultry, and that these from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. on Greene Street in Courtright said he is going to try to meats should be all-natural and grass- stick with the diet as best he can, but he front of the Russell House fed,” Mercer said. “My problem with has hit a bump in the road recently. this is that organic and natural meats “I’ve really been craving a fast-food can become very pricey. The nutritional Facebook.com/HealthyCarolina cheeseburger lately, with the bun on,” value is better, but the cost will turn some @MyHlthyCarolina The market is cash only he said. “I’m going to try to stick it out people away.” though.” While caveman dieters prefer fats in meat to carbohydrates, the American Heart Association has suggested to keep Comments on this story? Visit dailygamecock.com/news Monday, October 29, 2012 5 EDITORIAL BOARD

COLIN CAMPBELL US needs better Editor-in-Chief

KRISTYN SANITO ANDERSEN COOK cyber-threat Managing Editor Asst. Copy Desk Chief

ALICE CHANG ANDREW ASKINS defense system Viewpoints Editor Photo Editor Recent hack sheds light GEORGE HINCHLIFFE KRISTYN WINCH Design Director Assistant Mix Editor on vulnerability to attack This week, Gov. Nikki Haley announced the unfortunate news Lattimore deserves that 3.6 million South Carolina citizens fell victim to a hacking unwavering support scandal compromising their social security numbers. Additionally, almost 400,000 had their credit How could this happen — again? A year and debit card numbers hacked as after he tore an anterior cruciate ligament in well. The governor his left knee, star tailback Marcus Lattimore Foreign policy more than just words related that the again fell to the ground, crippled in a cyber-crime was Gamecocks football game. Trustworthy candidate positions boiled down to the same committed by A year of rehabilitation later, he again lay thing. Neither candidate wants Iran to an international on the ground, surrounded by devastated crucial to US success have a nuclear weapon but will not send hacker. While it is members of both teams. Saturday’s The third presidential debate in American troops. Neither candidate not known from victory against proved foreign policy has taken a back wants the Syrian confl ict to continue Stevan which country “This is now our Ten nessee was seat in this year’s election. As Tom but will not send in American troops. Novakovic or countries the tainted by the Brokaw put it, “You could have said to Both claim to be tough on terrorism Fourth-year hacker(s) originate, chance to return international knowledge that one of the two candidates, ‘Nice tie,’ but will work with the international business student this scandal should the favor, to be he’d be out he would have said, ‘Yes, let me talk community first. Both claim China highlight the lack just as loyal and another season. to you about the economy.’” Among a will not be allowed to “bully” America of preparedness of the United supportive a To h is tea m myriad of international but acknowledge them as a key trading States regarding cyber threats. and his fans, issues from around the partner. When both candidates have In February, the Bipartisan force behind him Lattimore world that affect the such a similar foreign policy outlook, Policy Center hosted an event as he has been has been a United States, the only the question is not “Who has the to raise awareness of the risk leader and an issues discussed were better plan?” but “Who can deliver?” posed by cyber-terrorism. The for our football inspiration. terrorism in the Middle In answering that question, one of guest group, Cyber Shockwave, team.” Everyone that East, Iran’s nuclear the biggest topics becomes null for simulated the potential knows him Ryan capabilities and China. both candidates: China. Aside from a destructiveness of cyber warfare. attributes the respect he’s gained to his Celley Granted, these are few harsh words, the next president will The possibilities included millions personality more than his athletic prowess. Fourth-year large problems with have little to deter China’s practices of smartphones shut down by But he’s got plenty of that, too. Lattimore economics a huge impact on the without sending us into another Cold malware, the entire power-grid on has, for three years, represented our school student future of the United War (assuming these practices are the Eastern seaboard being shut with passion and devotion on the fi eld. A States, but there are a really as bad as both candidates have down and electronic commodity Heisman Trophy candidate with a school number of other issues that haven’t painted them). trading at a standstill. Earlier record of 40 touchdowns, Lattimore is been mentioned at all in the campaign. The rest of a candidate’s foreign this month the House Permanent among South Carolina’s greatest football Other than some brief Spain bashing policy strength falls to diplomatic Select Committee on Intelligence players in history. in the first debate, the Euro Crisis relations. Which candidate will other released its report regarding We don’t know what lies ahead in his has never been mentioned, despite countries trust? The debate could China’s cyber threat. It included recovery process or future football career, trade flows between the US and the go back and forth as to which they reports of Chinese fi rms hacking but this is now our chance to return the Eurozone making up roughly a third should trust, but the president in such the Departments of State, Energy, favor, to be just as loyal and supportive a of world trade fl ows. While a lot was a globalized world must be one they Defense and Homeland Security force behind him as he has been for our said about human rights violations do trust. According to a BBC World as well as private businesses. football team. in Libya and Syria, numerous other Service polling over 20,000 people To make matters worse, the USC’s holding a rally today at 5 p.m. areas are still going as little mentioned in 21 countries, only 9 percent of US government has no national on the Horseshoe to honor Lattimore and sites of horror: violence in Burma the global community favored Mitt contingency plan for such an wish him a happy birthday and speedy has displaced over 20,000 people Romney, while 50% favored Barack emergency. Plans are in place for recovery. President Harris Pastides tweeted and Syrian violence is spilling into Obama. The only country Mitt emergencies related to nuclear Sunday that it will even be live-streamed so Lebanon, while terrorist activity is Romney “won” was Pakistan. attacks, fl oods and hurricanes but Lattimore can watch from the hospital. finding homes in Nigeria and other Of course, the global community not for cyber crises. In the current Go to it — even if just for a few minutes. surrounding countries. doesn’t vote for the President of the polarized climate, the U.S. must Write a get-well card or happy birthday Instead, all of these complex topics United States, and for good reason. do everything within its power card and show support. It is these crucial took a back seat to simplifi ed bickering But in a world as interconnected as to protect itself and its citizens moments that reveal the strength of the on three undisputed topics. ours, it is important to consider who from cyber threats and develop bond of the Gamecock family. I say undisputed because, despite will give us an edge and who will leave and maintain preparedness for Let’s be there for Lattimore. the heated words, both candidate’s us handicapped. emergencies that could occur. Gold standard not solution to faltering economy Alternative to fi at currency susceptible pathos than should be afforded to a social science as being why buy something today when it will be rigidly logical as economics. cheaper tomorrow? Consequently, stagnation begins, to price shifts, supply limitations History shows that in previous depressions, the companies report drops in sales and shares alike, fi rst countries to ditch the gold standard have been costs must be cut, jobs are severed and the lifeblood The pocket economists that insist the United the fi rst countries to recover, although of the national economy — employment — suffers. States needs to return to the gold standard as the I will grant that correlation is not Finally, the gold standard places the economy’s foundation from which we can fully recover our necessarily causation. Nonetheless, it is entire security on the possession and value of gold, lumbering economy may want to take a recess in a relevant fact to a country that’s trying leaving the economy vulnerable to dramatic shifts in their arguments to brush up on some historical to find some forward momentum. A the price of gold. Not to mention that a newfound context. more concrete fact, however, is that use for gold — perhaps in a technological innovation Personally, I’m not so sure about the appeal to economies operating underneath — would make hoarded gold effectively useless. having our currency backed by the value of gold. Max the gold standard are limiting their Ultimately, the fi at system is best for our country, Perhaps it’s the tangible security that, short of a Stolarczyk supply of money to grow alongside just like it’s best for the rest of the world. In the hands national crisis of incredible scale, the dollar in your First-year its domestic product, which naturally of a responsible government, fi at money is immune pocket can be traded in for something with intrinsic international leads to lower prices. Sounds great, to the ebbs and flows of a global economy that value. Maybe it’s more ideological, such as the image business student right? Well, maybe if you’re looking to could render a gold standard currency unreliable. of the sanctity of our monetary system being guarded purchase that BMW you’ve had your eye on, but for Rather than invest our economy’s power into a by a legion of Americans dedicated to the prosperity a growing economy, it’s not quite so cut and dry. simple commodity like gold, it invests its power in of this country. One thing I do know, however, is Falling prices may be awesome in individual the people. It’s the ultimate system of democratic that those that think the gold standard is superior to cases, but macroscopically it’s a sign of economic economics, and the best fi t for a rapidly changing the fi at money in our wallets in propagating forward strain. Generally, market momentum and velocity global market. To this end, our problems rely not in market progress may be rationalizing with more greatly falls with lowering prices. The main rationale our business methods, but our government.

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Monday, October 29, 2012 6 From candy to costumes: dos and don’ts

A college student’s guide to spooky partying into the weekend, so here are a few tips of the fact that you can wear something that to keep things a little less scary. typically only passes when your name is Lady and spirited Halloween etiquette Gaga or Dennis Rodman . It doesn’t mean you Mary Cathryn Armstrong have to drop $75; there are plenty of fantastic [email protected] Don’t Make Candy costumes you can make right in the comfort of your own home. Take a trip to Goodwill. Just Why do college kids love Halloween? Three Your Last Supper don’t be a crayon. Animal ears with a tail don’t reasons: we can eat all the candy we want without count either. You all look like different types of our parents instructing us to “save some” (aka the cats. Stop it. Remember that sick feeling you got as a kid bucket goes on top of the refrigerator when you loftily ignored your parent’s advice and until its contents grows stale), shots ate your entire night’s haul in one sitting? Now can be made to look like witch’s imagine taking all those fun-sized Snickers, Kit Don’t Get Too Into brew or bloody guts, and we can Kats and Sour Patch Kids, dousing them in all dress like a half-naked Rainbow Natural Light, rolling them in tequila Character Brite or Magic Mike while still being Dressing up like a cop and handcuffi ng your and THEN eating them. Because upstanding members of society. Since friend to the trash can is fi ne. Dressing up like a that’s how your stomach is the goriest of holidays just happens policeman and attempting to pass as Offi cer “Cop going to feel — and it’s going to fall on a Wednesday this year, A. Feel” while stealing a squad car is not. There’s to retaliate. So if you’re odds are many of you are going to nothing wrong with getting into the feel of your planning on imbibing continue costume, but make sure you don’t lose yourself goblet after goblet of totally while wearing that inexpensive polyester witch’s brew, don’t do it blend. Just because you’re dressed like Katy Perry on a stomach lined with doesn’t mean you can shoot whipped cream or candy corn and Milk fi recrackers from your chest and wearing a cape Duds. And if you end up doesn’t actually make you a flying superhero. seeing the darker side of Think of it this way: Carrying a plastic ax around your Milky Way, you have doesn’t give you sudden urges to murder people, no one to blame but for does it? If your answer is anywhere near yes, you yourself. have bigger problems and probably need to stay Do Dress home. Or in a padded cell. Whatever. Up Do Get Scared This is the Halloween separates the men from the boys and one time of the babies from the brave. Maybe you don’t like to year when you be afraid, but this is just too bad for you, bro. Part of can dress as the allure of the holiday is getting that adrenaline- trashy, hairy pumping, palm-sweating, heart-racing trifecta of or ugly as you terror. This is something we should all experience at want. So why least once. Why? Because one day your body won’t is it that time be able to do any of these things ... because you’ll be and time again, dead. So get out there and visit a haunted house, go to we see folks a cemetery at midnight or just sit in a dark bathroom dressed in all chanting “Bloody Mary.” Have fun with it. But know yellow acting like your limits. Claustrophobes don’t belong in narrow they’re crayons or tunnels, chicks that cry over “Marley and Me” don’t all blue pretending need to visit a fake slaughterhouse and hefty kids should to be a cloud? You not be running through the woods from a maniac with know who you are. a chain saw. Limits. Know them, embrace them. This is lame. Do not do this. Take advantage HALLOWEEN ● 8 Hot dog vendor aims to spice up streets Local stand brings New and operates. As she’s talking to Tony, York street-style hot dog to Columbia York fl avor to Columbia a young woman approaches her asking with his stand. Tony’s stand brings her for some change. She then proceeds both the feeling of a larger city to Andrew Askins to buy the woman a hot dog, and after Columbia while creating a sense of [email protected] giving her some advice on where she community downtown. might fi nd a job, tells her to remember, People are drawn by the convenience. As Gigi Woods comes out of the “Columbia is a friendly place.” Jarett Schumpert said he comes once or courthouse on Main Street, she stops Street vendors are typically twice a week because it’s a good option to buy a hot dog from Taniya’s Fire associated primarily with larger cities. to have on the go. They also come for Grill, the hot dog stand that Anthony Tony, who lived in New York for ten the hot dogs themselves. Taking a bite Garvin, known simply as Tony, owns years, said he’s trying to bring the New of her fi rst ever hot dog from Taniya’s Fire Grill, one of Tony’s new creations that he dubbed, “The Spongebob,” made with grilled pineapple, cheese, Tony’s “special sauce,” and coleslaw, Woods said, “It’s mellow yellow just like my drink.” Tony says inspiration for “The Spongebob,” came from eating a pizza with pineapple on it. However he’s “gotta go back in the lab” to perfect the sauce. Tony’s “lab” is his cousin’s restaurant, and every few weeks he goes there to work on his recipes with his cousin, who was a chef in the Navy. Tony now runs his stand in front of the county courthouse on Main Street, but many students may remember him from when he operated on Sumter Street near the Horseshoe. He said

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‘Hootie’ star plays Tin Roof, Garnet football team headed into the stadium Saturday Way, sings national anthem at game morning, an announcer came over the speakers lo loestrin fe $15 in the Gamecock Village to introduce Rucker. pay less for birth control The show was a big surprise for USC fans and From his sold-out parking lot show at Tin Roof online the announcer’s voice sent them running toward RUGHU©UH½OOV© on Friday night to a free impromptu performance in use your carolina card the stage. The country crooner played a short set, Gamecock Village before Saturday’s noon kickoff, park in a reserved space kicking things off with radio hit “Alright” off the campus pharmacy @ thomson student health center Darius Rucker brought his Southern sounds back to singer’s 2008 album “Learn to Live.” The tailgate 803.777.4890 the city where it all began. Student Health Services show also included a little Hootie, as Rucker threw a The party got started on Friday night as fans solo version of “Only Wanna Be With You” into the packed the Tin Roof parking lot for an evening set as well as a cover of a South Carolina favorite, Old of country jams. Tickets went on sale three weeks Crow Medicine Show’s “Wagon Wheel.” before the show and sold out within a matter of Rucker then took to the fi eld and sang the national days. While regular price tickets were sold for $30 anthem before the game. each through the venue, some fans paid more than Rucker, who was inducted into the Grand Ole double that amount for a chance to see the singer/ Opry earlier this month, released a music video for songwriter in concert. Rucker played for over two his new single, “True Believers,” on Friday. The hours, bringing out his big solo hits as well as a few singer plans to release his third solo album in early Hootie and the Blowfi sh tunes and a crowd-pleasing 2013. cover of Prince’s “Purple Rain.” — Compiled by Kristyn Winch , Assistant Mix “It was a great atmosphere,” said fourth-year Editor public relations student Jill Shepard, who snagged a front row spot at Friday night’s show. “It was a lot more intimate than other shows I’ve been to because Comments on this story? he has that Columbia connection.” Visit dailygamecock.com/mix But the fun didn’t stop there. After the Gamecock Spring Institute for Southern Studies 2013 New Course Offerings

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Don’t Be Obnoxious

It’s funny to be a character with a catchphrase, but by the fortieth time you’ve said “A dollar makes me holler, Honey Boo-Boo!” the people at the bar (including the friends you showed up with) are going to turn on you (if they didn’t already when you showed up as a curly-headed, backwoods chunk of a girl in a too-tight pageant dress) . Should you choose to dress up as one of our fi ne presidential candidates, don’t turn the holiday into an outlet for your politic beliefs either. We’re all getting enough cat fi ghting and verbal beat downs on Facebook and Twitter; we don’t need to see two rubber- masked politicos doing the “I know you are, but what am I?” battle while giving each other swirlies. There’s been enough of that on the debates lately.

I’ll end this with a quick list of characters that aren’t funny — and no one should ever be:

1. Adolf Hitler 2. Selma and Patty from “The Simpsons” 3. Anyone from “Hoarders” 4. Anyone from “Glee” 5. Randy Jackson

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Chris Keohane / THE DAILY GAMECOCK Redshirt sophomore cornerback Victor Hampton cemented USC’s win with a late interception on a day when the defense struggled to stop Tennessee quarterback Tyler Bray. Defense steps up late to seal Gamecock win

Clowney’s sack, Hampton’s pick the ball game.” Two USC players fi nished the game with over 100 The Volunteers had a back helping to block Clowney yards. Senior tight end Justice Cunningham had six cement 38-35 victory over UT for most of the game, but on that play, only the lineman catches for 108 yards. Sophomore wide receiver Bruce stood between him and Bray. When asked about his Ellington added six receptions for 101 yards , including a Paulina Berkovich motivation to make a big play, he said he wanted to step 33-yar d catch for the Gamecocks’ fi rst touchdown. [email protected] up for the team, especially teammate Marcus Lattimore , South Carolina led 35-21 at the end of three quarters, who left the game with 4:45 left in the second quarter but on the fi rst play of the fourth quarter, Tennessee With less than two minutes left in the fourth quarter, with a knee injury . wide receiver Alton Howard threw a 13-yard touchdown things fi nally started to go right for the South Carolina “The coaches were telling us on the sideline, ‘We pass to tight end Mychal Rivera to reduce the Gamecock defense. have to make something happen right here,’” Clowney lead. A timely strip sack and interception sealed the said. “I was like, ‘Coach, I got you.’ So I went out there After a 16-yard return by Ellington , USC drove to Gamecocks’ 38-35 win over Tennessee in a game where and gave it everything I got.” the 7-yard line but failed to advance the ball in two tries . the offenses had done much of the heavy-lifting. South Carolina’s offense went three-and-out on the On third down, Shaw was sacked for a loss of 12 yards , USC was hanging onto a three-point lead, but the ensuing drive, but a 51-yard punt and a loss of eight forcing the Gamecocks to settle for a fi eld goal. Volunteers were at the Gamecock 19-yard line. The yards on the return gave Tennessee a 1st and 10 on its Tennessee needed just four plays to score a touchdown defense had struggled all day to stop Tennessee’s passing own 16-yard line. Two plays later, redshirt sophomore on its next scoring drive, capped by a 22-yard pass from game, allowing 368 passing yards to UT quarterback cornerback Victor Hampton intercepted a pass attempt Bray to wide receiver Zach Rogers. Tyler Bray. by Bray to seal the victory . USC’s next drive ended in Shaw ’s interception. But sophomore defensive end Jadeveon Clowney “We knew that the game was in our hands,” Hampton Despite the dominance of the offense throughout the stepped up when it mattered most. Clowney ’s sack of said. “We just had to make a big play or a big stop, and afternoon, it was the defense that sealed the Gamecocks’ UT quarterback Tyler Bray forced a fumble and saved we did.” win. South Carolina from a potential Tennessee comeback. The Gamecocks’ victory was an offensive shootout , “We rose to the occasion,” Ward said. “The bottom “Jadeveon Clowney wins the game for us,” USC as the teams traded touchdowns through the fi rst three line is how you fi nish. We didn’t play as well as we would coach Steve Spurrier said. “(Defensive coordinator) quarters of the game. Junior quarterback Connor Shaw like to play, by no means, but we fi nished strong.” Lorenzo Ward and I had the same idea about the middle fi nished the game with a career-high 356 passing yards. of the fourth quarter: let him rush from the inside. Sure The junior credited the offensive line for protecting enough, we put him on the inside, where [Tennessee’s] well and opening up passing lanes. Comments on this story? back did not double on him ... That (play) was the key to Visit dailygamecock.com/sports

LATTIMORE ● Continued from 1 talk Marcus Lattimore ,” Spurrier said. “They have so much respect for him. described the scene on the fi eld. It’s interesting, usually when you play “I just couldn’t get it out of my head, a team one of the guys makes a tackle him laying down on the ground like or gets in a guy’s face a little bit. They that,” said sophomore wide receiver don’t do that to Marcus. He’s such a Bruce Ellington . well-respected young man, and I think While he was being tackled high and he’s the most popular Gamecock maybe low by Tennessee’s Herman Lathers we’ve ever had here. Good things are and Eric Gordon, Lattimore ’s knee going to happen for him in his life.” turned the wrong way . Gordon’s helmet USC President Harris Pastides told hit Lattimore’s right knee at full speed The Daily Gamecock he was “touched” while the rest of his body was held up by by the Tennessee players surrounding Lathers. Lattimore and intends to call the “I saw that his knee was kind of facing UT President Joe DiPietro today to the other way, and he was holding it,” commend them on their sportsmanship. said junior quarterback Connor Shaw . “Marcus and I spoke about that today, “He just couldn’t get his feet off the and he was also very touched by that,” ground and got maybe an unfortunate Pastides said Sunday. “It’s times like this tackle on him.” where we learn what we’re made of. I The ball popped out of Lattimore’s know that meant a lot to Marcus, and it hands as he hit the ground, but the play meant a lot to me, too.” was blown dead instantly, as medical Clowney and cornerback Victor staff rushed to his side. He instantly Hampton said they’d never seen two pulled his helmet off, revealing a pained teams rally around a player like that expression of his face before cloaking it before. Shaw said he wasn’t surprised with his pink-gloved hands. by the gesture because of Lattimore’s As the staff tended to him, running reputation throughout the league. back Kenny Miles, wide receiver Nick “Everybody has a lot of respect Jones and wide receiver Ace Sanders for Marcus and what he has done,” kneeled above him. Tennessee coach Derek Dooley told “I was really just trying to tell him to reporters. “Nobody likes to see a player stay mentally strong,” Sanders said. “The get hurt, so I think when [my players] look in his eyes when he was down on the saw the severity of it and went out there, ground — he was just really heartbroken it just shows the respect that everybody about the injury. We were just trying to has for each other as athletes.” keep him strong and tell him to relax “Lattimore ” was the No. 1 trending so the medical staff could do what they topic on Twitter as fans, media and needed to do to secure the injury.” others even remotely associated with Lattimore missed half of the 2011 college football voiced their support. season after tearing the ACL in his left LSU coach Les Miles, former Michigan knee. He had played in every game this State quarterback Kirk Cousins and season, tallying 65 yards on 11 carries former USC wide receiver Alshon and one touchdown against Tennessee Jeffery were a few of the many to offer Lee Walker / THE DAILY GAMECOCK before the injury. At the end of the public support. Junior tailback Marcus Lattimore hugs sophomore tight end Rory Anderson before season, he’ll have the option of forgoing Auburn running back Tre Mason being carted off the fi eld with an injured right knee in the second quarter on Saturday, his senior season and declaring for the tweeted that he would wear his No. NFL Draft. 21 jersey in honor of Lattimore. LSU down . While Ellington and Clowney “Maybe he’ll be back next year,” defensive end Sam Montgomery tweeted “A couple plays after that, we were instantly recalled Lattimore’s words Spurrier said after the game. “Maybe it that he would wear Lattimore’ s number just choked up out there on the fi eld,” from the night before, Sanders said he won’t be quite as severe as it happened on on his arm as a sign of respect. Sanders said. “It was like, ‘Why did it hadn’t thought about it until Ellington the fi eld out there.” On Sunday, Pastides, his wife and have to be Marcus again?’ brought it up. Eyes closed, he shook his Spurrier said Sunday that he’s Athletics Director Ray Tanner visited “When he went down, you could feel head his eyes as he listened to Ellington optimistic Lattimore’s football days are Lattimore and his family in the hospital. it through the whole football stadium. It describe Lattimore’s talk to the team. ahead of him, mentioning a history of Pastides said Lattimore appeared to be just died down.” “That was the first thing that players who have recovered to a similar doing well and was in “a good frame of Sanders took it upon himself to come out of Marcus’s mouth: ‘I want injury. Former Miami running back mind.” The three watched ESPN with encourage his fellow teammates, everybody to play hard and play every Willis McGahee suffered a similar injury him in his hospital room, Pastides said. especially Ellington and Jones . Jones was snap like it’s your last, because you never in the 2002 national championship game, Helped off the field onto the cart, a high-school teammate of Lattimore ’s know — it could be your last,’” Sanders but went on to have an NFL career and Lattimore put a towel over his head, at Byrnes High School in Duncan. said. “He just went out there and gave us now plays for the Denver Broncos. as Miles continued to encourage him. Ellington went on to finish the everything. After the staff tended to him on the Miles took Lattimore’s place on the fi eld game with 101 receiving yards and one “Like he said, that might have been his fi eld for several minutes Saturday, a cart as the starting running back, fi nishing touchdown on six catches. last snap. It’s real sad that it had to end drove to Lattimore ’s side to transport with 10 carries for 34 yards . “Ace kind of kept me in, telling me that way, but sometimes you just have to him, prompting the entire South After Lattimore was taken off the that if he was out there, and we were face reality.” Carolina bench and half of Tennessee’s fi eld, USC announced later in the game hurt, then he’d be giving us 100 percent,” to surround him on the field, a sea of that he was transported to a hospital Ellington said. “I just thought about orange and garnet showing support and for further evaluation. On the fi eld, the that, and I just went out there and gave passing along well-wishes. Gamecocks had an incomplete pass on 100 percent because I knew he would do Comments on this story? “Even opponents don’t ever trash- the next play before punting on fourth it for me.” Visit dailygamecock.com/sports