Just outside of the entrance for Falcon’s Fury, the South Carolina Gamecocks were deciding who would strap in and make their way up the drop tower.
While some were excited about taking the 300-foot plunge, others opted not to test their fear of heights. The ride was part of a 90-minute tour of Busch Gardens on Thursday.
The Gamecocks met fans, took photos, and even got a chance to feed the giraffes from the back of a truck in the Serengeti Safari.
Check out the Gamecocks feeding the giraffes! pic.twitter.com/u6JpV9cHml
— Outback Bowl (@outbackbowl) December 28, 2017
Players also took in other exhibits throughout the park to end a full day in Tampa.
South Carolina and Michigan will visit the children’s wing of Tampa General Hospital on Friday following practice. Later that night, both teams will take in a Tampa Bay Lightning hockey game.
The Gamecocks finish off their day at Busch Gardens by taking on Falcons fury! Stay tuned for their reactions. ?? pic.twitter.com/eLJlubGwdO
— Outback Bowl (@outbackbowl) December 28, 2017
At @BuschGardens and
— Bobby Bentley (@bobbybentley) December 28, 2017
Brooks & Whit go 6 for 6 at the free throw line - they win large prizes ????
The fun is in winning @outbackbowl pic.twitter.com/26QJrJlTq7
We gave @JakeBentley19 a camera on a roller coaster.
— Gamecock Football (@GamecockFB) December 29, 2017
It went well ?? pic.twitter.com/qd9S0sJ7mj
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