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Kentucky blackout game last year. Dirty ice, toilets overflowing, running out of water, playing like crap on the field and losing in the end. Terrible day all the way around.
Many others as well. That is part of our claim to fame. We show up even though are team is mediocre.
We should have already gotten the message about good vs. elite after the @$$-drilling FSU put on us in Columbia in 1988. 56-0, was it? We were ranked and coming off a good road win at N.C. State. FSU emptied our stadium on national TV - ESPN kept showing the empty stands. We've had many debacles, but that was as bad as any.A lot of consideration was given to 63-17 but by that point our team was emotionally done, so not as surprised as I was 2 years earlier in 2001 when Florida went 54-17 on us at WB, we were a top 15 team playing at home and I was thinking upset or at worst we keep it close, my father and I have talked about that game many times over the years and we both agreed that Carolina was shown the difference between good and elite, we played good that night, they were just better. I still don't understand how they lost at home to UcheaT at the end of the year.
I wince every time I think about it. You just caused me to wince.The simple answer is there are too many moments to list. This team has disappointed us so many times through the decades.
It's awfully hard to argue with the '84 Navy game. Never has so much been on the line to come up so short against a pretty sorry team.
63-17, the Citadel losses, the blackout game against Florida, all worthy contenders as well.
Personally, the 2010 game at Kentucky stands out. We were the darling of college football after beating #1 and defending national champions Alabama. But the 2nd half of that Kentucky game the following week brought us crashing back down to earth with a thud.
To me, that was the bellwether indication that the Morrison era was ending. I just didn't expect it to end the way it did. We lost four games that year and we were awful in all of them. The worst was the one I referred to in post #45.34-0 loss at GT in 1988...
Still SMH about that one..
Very thoughtful and compelling. Our offense completely failed to show up at that UT game and I've never understood how we could play like that in such a meaningful situation. That home loss in 2011 to Auburn in what I think turned out to be Garcia's last start - and Auburn wasn't very good that year - was probably even more costly. Some doors closed for us that day, but the thing is, we needed to beat Auburn and they were there for the taking.I’d say 1984 vs. Navy, but that was before I was a fan/student. Still, anyone knows the implication(s). For me, 2013 vs. UT, and it’s not even close. If we’re being truly honest, we know that team could’ve beaten AU and FSU, if nothing else, at least played in Pasadena. I’m not for runner-up trophies, and the SOS situation happened the way it happened, but just think how the future changes if we just play for a MNC. Obviously we had absurd hype for 2014, but that would’ve been a finish that completely changes our 13-14 recruiting and beyond no matter how you look at it, and SOS probably leaves after the 2013 season, and our program is looking for a HC after playing for a title, not after losing to El Cid. Amazing how everything could change because the ballsiest coach in history won’t go for it against a sorry UT team that was always his whipping boy. I’ll never get over that one
We should have already gotten the message about good vs. elite after the @$$-drilling FSU put on us in Columbia in 1988. 56-0, was it? We were ranked and coming off a good road win at N.C. State. FSU emptied our stadium on national TV - ESPN kept showing the empty stands. We've had many debacles, but that was as bad as any.
Too many to list.
Including both Citadels & GAtech in Atlanta
34-0 loss at GT in 1988...
Still SMH about that one..
The Kentucky loss one week after beating #1 Bama.
Forgot about Brad. Wonder what he's doing now38-0 home loss to Mississippi State in 1998. The previous week's loss to Marshall had been bad, but the team didn;t just give up. That team had way too much talent for such a season to be comprehended.
The Bad: Our team just laid down, rolled over and sad "rape me. The season is over."
The Good: we, the fans, gave up on FBrad along with the team.
He must have been concussed in our other three losses as well that year because he was awful in all of them.That was back before we understood much about concussions. Ellis took a hit at the end of the Va Tech game the week before and clearly still suffered from the effects during the GT game.
Then again, Ellis concussed was a better option than anything else we had. Maybe they knew and just didn’t care.
That was one hell of a head scratcher.
Forgot about Brad. Wonder what he's doing now
Losing to Pacific the year that Clemson won their first national championship ranks up there!A lot of consideration was given to 63-17 but by that point our team was emotionally done, so not as surprised as I was 2 years earlier in 2001 when Florida went 54-17 on us at WB, we were a top 15 team playing at home and I was thinking upset or at worst we keep it close, my father and I have talked about that game many times over the years and we both agreed that Carolina was shown the difference between good and elite, we played good that night, they were just better. I still don't understand how they lost at home to UcheaT at the end of the year.
That group picture they took on our logo was the cherry on the cake.Losing to Pacific the year that Clemson won their first national championship ranks up there!
Maybe because it's fresh - but, ouch, last year's Clemson game left me angry for days.A lot of consideration was given to 63-17 but by that point our team was emotionally done, so not as surprised as I was 2 years earlier in 2001 when Florida went 54-17 on us at WB, we were a top 15 team playing at home and I was thinking upset or at worst we keep it close, my father and I have talked about that game many times over the years and we both agreed that Carolina was shown the difference between good and elite, we played good that night, they were just better. I still don't understand how they lost at home to UcheaT at the end of the year.
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I'm going with the 35-7 arse whipping in Cola in 2012
Yes, y'all put it on us and we we're very good... we were an eyelash from beating Bama in the SECCG and we would have smoked Notre Dame in the NC game. I'd rather face Baker Mayfield than Connor Shaw.It's all perspective, right? That was possibly the greatest single game performance I have ever seen from a South Carolina Gamecock football team. That was a very good Georgia team, but we were hitting on all cylinders that night.