I'll get to the game in a second.

I thought that people were kidding about tailgating in a loading zone, but it's so fricking true. I did! Surrounded by barbed wire and utility vehicles. That being said, I enjoyed myself tailgating. The gamecock park area was pretty cool and the cockabooses were pretty cool (I didn't go inside though). And my area was not scenic, but met some interesting people and everyone got along at this point. I was around a few of these people during the game and they turned real nasty real quick (bla bla bla every fanbase, one south carolina guy was yelling at me because Georgia fans are worse bla bla bla). I kept my mouth shut though. If you want to act like an idiot, you're only harming yourself.

Where to begin with the game. My thoughts are random and opinions from me watching the game in the stands and some of my opinions might change once I rewatch the game.

I would say that even with how poorly the defense played, we were the better team. I left the game feeling we should have put up at least 10 more points and for the record, there are people who agree with me on that. And that terrifies me for the rest of the road games this year.

The gameplan on offense was not good. I like bobo, but if this is his idea for the rest of the year

. I haven't had a chance to rewatch the game but Bobo panicked, simple as that. He showed continuously that he doesn't trust the offense. That probably pissed me off more than the defense.

We know the South Carolina secondary was the weak point. We knew we'd have success against it. We attacked it in the first possession we had the ball in the game, but it seemed like we never attacked it again.

Mason isn't a world beater QB, but Bobo did him no favors. I might just be remembering it wrong but it seemed like we didn't use Mason very much out of the shotgun. Mason is a shotgun QB if there ever was one. I remember multiple times when we would be messing around with play action and Mason would be eaten alive by the SC D-Line.

And another thing is it seemed like we wussed out with just throwing screen passes and hoping that that would somehow work instead of attacking down the field where we could have spread them out a bit.

Because we didn't do that, our RBs got hammered. I don't know how TG didn't get fricking hurt. In the stands it looked like we were just running it right into them over and over again. There was never really much of an attempt to get the ball to the edge or that's how it seemed.

Also, frick the fumbles.

Now to the D.

The D looked as slow this week as it did fast during Clemson.

Sick to death of slipping. I don't know why we do it, but we seem to do it a lot more than any team around. If it's a cleats issue I have no idea, but this is just awful.

The secondary is young and all but what South Carolina was doing was pretty basic. I saw no adjustments.

One issue for the past two games has been the ILB corps in coverage. They've been awful. Pruitt seems fine with making our fat ILBs go into deep coverage where they're not fast enough to cover a WR or TE. We've given up two TDs because of that. Once it was Wilson and Saturday it was Herrera. Also, both Clemson and SOuth Carolina were effective in tricking our ILBs to clear the middle of the field. I don't remember this happening in years past, but it definitely stood out this year.

Also, blitzing secondary players was a very bad idea.

Ok, I've said enough.