South Carolina safety Chris Culliver will miss Saturday’s game against Arkansas. Gamecocks coach Steve Spurrier said Tuesday that Culliver’s left shoulder is still bothering him. But the coach also said he is angry the junior didn’t report how sore his shoulder was before last Saturday’s game against Tennessee.

Florida coach Urban Meyer says the Southeastern Conference did the right thing in suspending an officiating crew after its second controversial call of the year.

Arkansas DT Malcolm Sheppard speaks at SEC Media Days on Day 1.

Arkansas tight end D.J. Williams speaks at SEC Media Days on Day 1.

Arkansas head coach Bobby Petrino speaks at SEC Media Days on Day 1.

South Carolina offensive lineman Justin Sorensen may have put it best, this week, when he said the Gamecocks aren’t celebrating, yet, because no one wants a repeat of last year. That was when the Gamecocks went from bowl eligible to sitting home for the holidays, because they lost their final five games. WJBF News Channel 6’s John Hart has more.

South Carolina’s football game against Arkansas this weekend will be on TV after all. Gamecocks athletics director Eric Hyman said Monday the school got a one-time wavier to be able to show the 1 p.m. Saturday football game on pay-per-view.

South Carolina’s game with Arkansas on Nov. 8 has been switched to 1 p.m.

South Carolina’s game Nov. 8 against Arkansas will only be available on a pay-per-view basis. The school announced Monday that kickoff will be 7 p.m. in Columbia.

Colt McCoy put up five touchdowns in another near-perfect start, and No. 7 Texas routed Arkansas 52-10 on Saturday to hand Razorbacks coach Bobby Petrino an embarrassing debut in a border rivalry famous for close games.