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What Shawn Elliott said after South Carolina’s 19-10 win over Vanderbilt
By Randy Capps
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Here’s what Shawn Elliott had to say after South Carolina’s 19-10 win over Vanderbilt on Saturday:
Elliott: “This was one heck of a team win. Monday night … we had no idea what was happening.”
— David Cloninger (@DCTheState) October 17, 2015
Elliott: “They kept fighting, they kept battling … they never gave up.” Compares it to the state after the flooding. — David Cloninger (@DCTheState) October 17, 2015
Elliott: “We were a little inconsistent offensively. It was two steps forward and one step back.”
— David Cloninger (@DCTheState) October 17, 2015
Elliott: “The way we came back and the way we rallied, it was a special night. And I hope our fans understand that.” — David Cloninger (@DCTheState) October 17, 2015
Elliott: “They needed to let loose. They had a lot on their minds. I wanted them to go out there and have fun.”
— David Cloninger (@DCTheState) October 17, 2015
Elliott: His pre-game tribute with the visor was something he’d been thinking of. “Coach Spurrier gave me an opportunity here.” — David Cloninger (@DCTheState) October 17, 2015
Elliott: The black uniforms and playing “Hells Bells” on third down was his idea.
— David Cloninger (@DCTheState) October 17, 2015
Elliott: “I couldn’t write a better script, to tell you the truth.” He won a state title at W-B. “Something special about this place.” — David Cloninger (@DCTheState) October 17, 2015
Elliott: “I’m a small-town guy … who puts everything he’s got into everything he does. That’s all I ever wanted to do.”
— David Cloninger (@DCTheState) October 17, 2015
Elliott: Play-calling worked pretty well. “I never felt out of sync.” Struggles came from bad snaps, dropped passes. — David Cloninger (@DCTheState) October 17, 2015
Elliott: Hurry-up was designed. They wanted to push the tempo. “We’re going to definitely have some tempo going.”
— David Cloninger (@DCTheState) October 17, 2015
Randy Capps is a contributing writer for Saturday Down South. He covers SEC football, South Carolina and Georgia.
