The Gamecocks are 8-1 at home this season with an 11-3 record on the season. South Carolina has lost two of their three defeats by a combined five points and own losses against Memphis, Clemson and Seton Hall. The Gamecocks in spite of this still bode one of the most methodical and defensively efficient ensembles in all of the land doing so against premier competition. For the Aggies, they come in at 8-5 and have only played one game away from College Station this season where they lost and sustained their most recent pummeling at the hands of the Kentucky Wildcats, losing in despicable fashion as they were smoked by 42 points. We have yet to see the effects of this loss on the mindset of this team as results of this nature often throw any team out of sync as a result. When it is considered that the Aggies will find no refuge when venturing in to the hostile environment they will descend in to Columbia, it can easily be inferred that this one can get out of control as well. The Aggies have padded their resume beating up on teams such as American University, Northwestern State, Denver, California State University-Northridge and St. Francis (Pennsylvania) to compile most of their wins they have accrued. As for the Gamecocks, they have already raised some eyebrows. South Carolina has defeated teams like Syracuse, Michigan and Monmouth. The difference in strengths of schedule compared with the overall body of work each team calibrates the price of this market accurately and if anything allows us to dive in on a quality South Carolina team at a reduced price.