There aren’t many weak spots in Georgia’s lineup right now. Even outside of lethal slugger Charlie Condon, the Bulldogs have five other players hitting above .300. There’s not really any easy outs. And South Carolina (33-16, 13-12 SEC) learned this very quickly on Thursday night. The No. 15 Bulldogs made a big statement and picked up a 14-10 win over No. 13 South Carolina in the critical series opener. [GamecockCentral for $1: In-depth coverage and a great community] With Ty Good awaiting in the bullpen from the first pitch, Roman Kimball got the start on the mound and didn’t have it. After a …