T he South Carolina Gamecocks and Alabama Crimson Tide have concluded another thriller. Though they took a late lead, the Gamecocks fell short to the Tide with a final score of 29-22. Though the fourth quarter had multiple lead changes, the Gamecock offense was stalled out and was no match for the Tide.

The South Carolina football team (3-5) fell to the No. 4 Alabama Crimson Tide (7-1) 29-22 at home Saturday evening in a back-and-forth contest where the Gamecocks held the lead in the fourth quarter.

Kalen DeBoer said he was disappointed after the first half of Alabama’s game with South Carolina. The No. 4 Tide led the Gamecocks 14-6. “Just disappointed,” DeBoer told the Crimson Tide Sports Network. “We can’t make the easy plays, the easy throws. It is right here. It’s the suff we practice.”

The Crimson Tide took a big step toward a potential SEC title game and College Football Playoff appearance with a big win over their bitter rival

The South Carolina Gamecocks fell short of an upset over the No. 4 Alabama Crimson Tide in a 29-22 defeat at Williams-Brice Stadium this Saturday. Offensive miscues caught up to the team in a game that slipped away at the end of the fourth quarter.

The Tennessee Volunteers and Alabama Crimson Tide meet Saturday at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

The Crimson Tide's future signal caller has spent loads of time training with Galu Tagovailoa, the father of former Alabama quarterbacks Tua and Taulia Tagovailoa. Freeman said, "Trent [Seaborn] had been training with Galu Tagovailoa and his son Taulia in Hawaii, and I first met him over Zoom."

CTSN. broadcaster Chris Stewart announced there will not be a closed-circuit local radio broadcast feed for Alabama-South Carolina.

The definition of a trap game in the SEC is usually a bottom-feeding presence that outplays its talent level, and it's rarely the case with the conference loaded.