South Carolina edges Florida to retain SEC East hopes

COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Steve Spurrier saw a couple of endings he really liked Saturday night. The South Carolina coach and all 83,853 people at jam-packed Williams-Brice Stadium watched the final dramatic moments of No. 7 Auburn's 43-38 victory over No. 25 Georgia on the 124-foot tall video board that kept the Gamecocks in the race for a Southeastern Conference title. Then Spurrier watched his team rally in the second half behind Elliott Fry 's field goals to overcome Florida's SEC-leading defense for a 19-14 victory, setting a school record with its 16th straight home win. "What a game that was, good gracious. Sort of a Hail Mary ball, ricocheting around, he caught it," Spurrier said of Auburn's tipped-ball touchdown. "I guess that's why people watch football on television for games like they had. Ours was pretty interesting, too." Now, No.