Spurrier Not Worried About UT, Focused On Own Issues

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) — When the 3-4 Tennessee Volunteers come to Williams-Brice Stadium Saturday, the Vols will be looking for their first conference win of the season still. The Gamecocks on the other hand, hope to get back to their winning ways on their home turf this weekend. 13th-ranked USC has dropped their last two games to LSU and Florida on the road. When asked at his weekly press conference what he thought some of the Vols struggles are, the Head Ball Coach said, “I don’t worry about Tennessee, or Florida, or Georgia, or Kentucky, or Vandy. I’ve got enough worries with this team here.” After this weekend’s game against Arkansas, the Gamecocks have a bye week before their final SEC game of the year against Arkansas. Kickoff for USC and Tennessee is set for noon on Saturday.