Kentucky vs. South Carolina Spread: Wildcats 2-7 ATS on Road, SC 14-3 ATS Home

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Gambling911.com has your Kentucky vs. South Carolina betting line in which number 24 ranked Kentucky is a -2.5 road favorite against a Gamecocks team that has only lost three games this season.

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The Wildcats own an 18-6 record Straight Up and are two games under the .500 mark.  South Carolina has been red hot as noted above with a mere three losses Straight Up and are an impressive 16-5 ATS.   Both have covered in six of their last ten games overall.

Kentucky has won 8 of the last 10 in this series, the last one by 77-43 this time last year. 

South Carolina is 14-3 Against The Spread at home in their last 17 games overall while Kentucky is 2-7 ATS in their last 9 road games.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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