ESPN announcer says “Wildcock!” after Gamecocks’ wildcat TD

With South Carolina and Clemson tied 0-0 in the first, Gamecocks’ playmaker Pharoh Cooper lined up in the wildcat for an untouched, 20-yard touchdown. Or, as Steve Levy put it:

South Carolina fans have called the formation the wildcock before, but we don’t often get to hear it called that on TV.

This season, Cooper has caught 58 passes for 921 yards and eight touchdowns (leading the team), but he’s also made his mark in South Carolina’s version of the wildcat formation. Cooper had run 22 times for 180 yards and a score coming into Saturday’s game against Clemson, also completing three of six passes for 51 yards and two touchdowns.