College Football

USC-USM notebook.

Offense gets off to good start in 2010.

Team eases off as opener approaches.

Breaking down the matchups.

USC tries to forget distractions of summer.

For the Georgia Bulldogs — unbeaten and untried as August finally gives way to September — these are happy times. For now.

Steve Spurrier doesn’t care who his starting quarterback is – as long as whoever’s in there produces.

Remember that depth South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier has been talking about this offseason? It’s sure going to be put to use in Thursday’s season opener against Southern Miss.

South Carolina’s scoring attack picked a good time to have one of its best practices of fall camp. With Thursday’s season opener against Southern Miss right around the corner, the Gamecock offense is feeling good about itself.

For USC to have a big year, challenge for the SEC East title and earn double-digit wins, it needs to be Garcia leading the charge.

2010 could showcase one of the deepest and most talented corps of receivers Gamecock Nation has ever seen — a year after being part of a passing offense that finished fourth in the SEC.

The Bulldogs simply don’t beat the Gators very often, and Urban Meter has rubbed Richt’s face in that fact the last two seasons, winning 49-10 in 2008 and 41-17 last season.

A closer look at the Gamecocks.

If there was a major learning curve it never seemed to show. Players picked up Grantham’s style during the spring and never looked back once fall drills commenced.

A closer look at the Bulldogs.