Sixth-ranked Clemson will take on No. 10 South Carolina with title implications, spice and state rivalry drama. The Tigers (10-1) and Gamecocks (9-2) hope to show they each belong in a BCS game. ''Sort of neat that we have two teams in the top 10 that started the season there and are still there after 11 games,'' South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier said. ''To have two teams from the state of South Carolina nationally ranked, that makes this rivalry that much better,'' Clemson coach Dabo Swinney said.
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