Darius Leonard knows the value of a team, and that there’s no closer team than family.
Even if he wasn’t wearing his signature visor, even his choice of ballcap had a new logo for his new team apart of a new professional league, Steve Spurrier was back as the Head Ball Coach Saturday night and made a statement in his return to the sidelines.
South Carolina freshmen A.J. Lawson and Keyshawn Bryant live together as roommates. And they are getting to know what the other one is getting ready to do on the court.
A walk and single in the top of the seventh proved to be the difference as No. 9 South Carolina softball produced a thrilling 7-4 comeback victory over Notre Dame on Saturday at Nancy Almarez Stadium. The Gamecocks entered the seventh trailing 4-3 but a Madison Owens walk and Kenzi Maguire single helped Carolina produce the needed runs to complete the win.
Behind 22 points and a career-high five 3-pointers from graduate senior guard Shelton Mitchell, Clemson University men’s basketball gritted out a win over No. 11/10 Virginia Tech – holding them to just 28.3 percent shooting from the field in a 59-51 victory.
The Carolina football program opened the doors to their brand new home Monday, showing the media where the future of their program will be housed. The Cyndi and Kenneth Long Family Football Operations Center is modernizing the Gamecocks and giving them an advantage they believe will translate to the field, win column, and beyond.
That super shootout everyone expected turned into a defensive standoff. The New England Patriots showed they can win that type of championship game, too.
Clemson University men’s basketball finished off a wire-to-wire drubbing of Wake Forest, 64-37, for its second-straight Atlantic Coast Conference victory on Sunday afternoon.
No. 16/18 South Carolina women’s basketball came from behind to defeat Arkansas 87-79 on the road Thursday night. The Gamecocks (16-5, 8-1 SEC) got career performances from freshmen Destanni Henderson and Victaria Saxton, and Alexis Jennings added a double-double in just 23 minutes as a total of five Gamecocks scored in double figures.
Tony Gonzalez, Champ Bailey and Ed Reed were selected as first year inductees, along with another defensive back, Ty Law, and center Kevin Mawae; Law and Mawae were both in their third year as finalists.
