According to a series of tweets by Andy Shain of the Charleston Post and Courier, University of South Carolina President Harris Pastides sides with Gamecocks head football coach Will Muschamp when it comes to not being able to hold anonymous sources creditable.
Gamecock great Madison Stokes hit a grand slam to put the BlueClaws ahead and Lakewood held off a late Hickory rally in a 6-4 win over Hickory on Monday afternoon at LP Frans Stadium.
On Monday, Carolina head coach Will Muschamp further responded to comments he previously made on Saturday in regards to a report about the Maryland football program and the passing of Terrapins 19 year old offensive lineman Jordan McNair this summer.
University of South Carolina junior D.J. Wonnum is one of 36 candidates named to the 2018 Ted Hendricks Preseason Watch List, the Ted Hendricks Foundation announced today. The Hendricks Award honors the top defensive end in college football.
Will Muschamp defended the character of his former assistant coach, Maryland head coach DJ Durkin, when speaking at a Gamecocks' press conference Saturday in response to an ESPN report that concerning the Terrapins football program released on Friday.
Thousands of Gamecocks fans packed the Jerri and Steve Spurrier Indoor Practice Facility Saturday to meet their favorite fall sports athletes as Carolina hosted Fan Appreciation Day.
A week into fall camp, Will Muschamp and the Gamecocks gathered Friday morning for their seventh practice of the preseason.
The University of South Carolina for the third straight year will have a player on the MAC Hermann Trophy Watch list. The United Soccer Coaches announced today that Grace Fisk has been named to the list for the annual honor that recognizes the top women's soccer player in NCAA Division I.
The Milwaukee Brewers announced a series of roster transactions today with six affecting the Carolina Mudcats active roster, including former Gamecock Braden Webb.
Rising junior Lois Kaye Go played her way to a title this week at the 2018 Kuala Lumpur Amateur Open, finishing the three-round tournament with scores of 68, 68 and 73.
A former Gamecock has found a new home.
Deebo Samuel was the most explosive playmaker last season, but two injuries cost him the entire 2017 season with the Gamecocks. This year, as he returns from both a broken leg and ankle, Will Muschamp has no plans to go easy on the senior wide receiver.
According to an ABC Columbia source, Gamecock freshman defensive lineman Tyreek Johnson has been held out of practices with an undisclosed injury.
Brian Bowen is hoping to revive his career by joining the Sydney Kings after missing out on his chance at college amid a federal investigation and then skipping the NBA draft.
The United Soccer Coaches today released the 2018 preseason poll, with the South Carolina Gamecocks coming in at No. 5.
The Gamecock women's soccer team comes off its most successful season in school history, going to the College Cup for the first time ever. A repeat trip though is not at all out of question because head coach Shelley Smith says this team could actually be better than the one that made history last season.
The third-year starter has spent the offseason modeling his game after three different NFL quarterbacks, he says, all bring something different to an offense.
Two former Gamecocks have signed deals to play in the newly formed Alliance of American Football league.
The Gamecocks picked up a big transfer Monday.
The Gamecocks officially opened their fall camp on a steamy Friday morning in Columbia with a two-hour practice session. It marked the start of the 125th season of intercollegiate football at South Carolina and the third under head coach Will Muschamp.
Former Gamecock PJ Dozier agreed to terms with the Boston Celtics on a two-way deal Friday.
The neutral-site game of the University of South Carolina vs. Clemson University baseball series has been set for the 2019-22 seasons, school officials announced today.
Baltimore’s first-round draft pick Lamar Jackson threw a 7-yard touchdown pass to fellow first-rounder and former Gamecock Hayden Hurst in the third quarter of Baltimore's 17-16 win over Chicago Thursday.
Gamecock legend Steve Pearce homered three times, the second a three-run drive in an eight-run fourth inning as the Boston Red Sox rallied from an early deficit to beat the New York Yankees 15-7 on Thursday night and take a season-high 6½-game lead in the AL East.
Kansas City overcame a 2-0 deficit when pinch-hitter Whit Merrifield hit a three-run homer in the eighth.
