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With only 38 days left until college football returns, let’s remember George Rogers from South Carolina who wore #38.
University of South Carolina from 1977-1980
- College Football Hall of Fame
- 1980 Heisman Winner
- 1980 consensus All-American
- Career leader in yards with 5204
- Tied leader for rushing touchdowns with 31
- Second in school history with 202 points scored in his career
- Number 38 retired at South Carolina
Obligatory downvote for this post, but I guess I had to honor South Carolina’s only Heisman winner considering that Clemson has never had one.
Big George is the man
If you ever come to a game in Columbia, you can take a picture with him and hold his Heisman. It is beat to hell and back from all the years of him sharing it with people
That’s actually really cool, I did not know this.