How to watch South Carolina football game vs. Vanderbilt: TV, time, odds

The losing streak is gone, and South Carolina has two more SEC games left. First on that list is Vanderbilt.

Here’s everything you need to know, including how to watch, important storylines, betting odds and more.

What channel is the South Carolina game on?

Who: South Carolina (3-6, 1-5 SEC) vs. Vanderbilt (2-8, 0-6 SEC)

Where: Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, S.C.

When: Noon Saturday

TV: SEC Network

Stream: ESPN.com and the ESPN app

On-air announce crew: Taylor Zarzour (play-by-play), Matt Stinchcomb (analyst) and Taylor Davis (sideline reporter)

Radio: 107.5 FM in the Columbia area (Todd Ellis, play-by-play; Tommy Suggs, analyst; Chet Tucker, sideline) … See all the radio affiliates around South Carolina here.

Satellite radio: Sirius/XM, channel 139 or 191

Series history: Saturday will be the 33rd time in program history South Carolina and Vanderbilt face off. The Gamecocks have the series lead, 28-4, and have a 13-2 advantage at home.

Injury report, top storylines for the game

• Injury report: OUT — OL Trai Jones, OL Cason Henry, RB Dakereon Joyner, WR Juice Wells. PROBABLE — TE Trey Knox

• One down, three to go: South Carolina snapped a four-game losing streak against Jacksonville State, 38-28. The win kept the Gamecocks’ bowl aspirations alive, but they still have to win the next three games to reach the six-win mark for postseason eligibility.

Weather forecast for Columbia, SC

Columbia has a 40% chance of showers and have a high of 59 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.

ESPN FPI game prediction

ESPN’s Football Power Index gives South Carolina an 84.4% chance to beat Vanderbilt.

Point spread for USC Gamecocks vs. Vanderbilt

The South Carolina Gamecocks are 13.5-point favorites against Vanderbilt, according to the VegasInsider consensus line. The over/under is set at 58 points. It’s the lowest point spread between the two programs in six years.

2023 football schedule

• Sept. 2: North Carolina 31, South Carolina 17

• Sept. 9: South Carolina 47, Furman 21

• Sept. 16: Georgia 24, South Carolina 14

• Sept. 23: South Carolina 37, Mississippi State 30

• Sept. 30: Tennessee 41, South Carolina 20

• Oct. 14: Florida 41, South Carolina 39

• Oct. 21: Missouri 34, South Carolina 12

• Oct. 28: Texas A&M 30, South Carolina 17

• Nov. 4: South Carolina 38, Jacksonville State 28

• Nov. 11: vs. Vanderbilt, noon (SEC Network)
  
  

• Nov. 18: vs. Kentucky, 7:30 p.m. (SEC Network)

• Nov. 25: vs. Clemson

USC depth chart

——OFFENSE——

• QB: Spencer Rattler (Luke Doty)

• RB: Mario Anderson (Juju McDowell)

• TE: Trey Knox (Nick Elksnis)

• TE: Joshua Simon (Connor Cox)

• WR: Nyck Harbor (Tyshawn Russell)

• WR: Ahmarean Brown (Eddie Lewis)

• WR: Xavier Legette (O’Mega Blake)

• LT: Tree Babalade (Jaxon Hughes)

• LG: Jakai Moore

• RG: Trovon Baugh (Tyshawn Wannamaker)

• RT: Vershon Lee (Sidney Fugar)

• OC: Nick Gargiulo (Grayson Mains)

——DEFENSE——

• DE: Tyreek Johnson —OR— Jatius Geer —OR— Elijah Davis

• OLB/Edge: Jordan Strachan —OR— Bryan Thomas Jr. —OR— Desmond Umeozulu

• DT: Tonka Hemingway (T.J. Sanders)

• DT: Alex Huntley (Nick Barrett)

• MLB: Stone Blanton (Grayson “Pup” Howard)

• WLB: Debo Williams (Bam Martin-Scott)

• NICK: Jalon Kilgore (David Spaulding —OR— Kajuan Banks)

• CB: O’Donnell Fortune (Judge Collier)

• CB: Marcellas Dial (Emory Floyd)

• SS: Nick Emmanwori (King-Demenian Ford)

• FS: DQ Smith (Keenan Nelson Jr.)

——SPECIAL TEAMS——

• PK: Mitch Jeter (Alex Herrera)
  
  

• P: Kai Kroeger (Alex Herrera)

• LSN: Hunter Rogers (Cole Rasmussen)

• H: Kai Kroeger (William Joyce)

• KOR: Xavier Legette (Juju McDowell)

• PR: Ahmarean Brown (Eddie Lewis)