Connor Shaw, No. 8 South Carolina top Arkansas, win 6th in SEC

COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Ever the perfectionist, South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier can't be completely happy, even if his team continues to do things the Gamecocks never have done. South Carolina (No. 8 BCS, No. 12 AP) beat Arkansas 38-20 on Saturday to win six SEC games for a second straight season. Before Spurrier arrived, the Gamecocks (8-2, 6-2 Southeastern Conference) had just two winning league seasons since joining the SEC in 1992. "We're not an all-powerful team," Spurrier said, after detailing some passes that weren't completed and a running game that barely went for more than 100 yards. "But we've got a good record and we have a chance to end up with a good record." Spurrier's ultimate goal -- winning the SEC title -- won't happen again this year. But South Carolina has won eight games for a third season in a row, the first time that has happened in 110 years of football.