Georgia and South Carolina have played every year since 1992, when the latter joined the SEC. Prior to that, the two frontier rivals roughly 160 miles apart had played nearly every year since 1958. So the natural assumption was, provided the new SEC schedule moved to nine games, that the Bulldogs and Gamecocks would match up as annual rivals. But that may not be the case. South Carolina Athletic Director Ray Tanner, in discussing the schedule Monday, first emphasized that the three annual contenders weren’t finalized: “We’ve talked about different…
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