Carolina’s NCAA Championship defense came to an unceremonious end Monday night at the Times Union Center, falling behind early, and never able to catch up to Connecticut.
Beverly Smith’s Gamecocks are already in the midst of a special season. USC at one point won 17 games in a row, needing only 21 games to reach 20 victories, and entered their weekend series with No. 2 Tennessee ranked No. 15 in the country.
Clemson’s first trip to the Sweet 16 won’t continue on to what would’ve been just a second trip to the Elite 8 in program history. The Tigers’ season came to an end Friday night against Kansas 80-76.
No. 15 South Carolina faced a 7-3 deficit through four and a half innings before storming back with an 8-7 win over No. 2 Tennessee to take the first game of the series at Carolina Softball Stadium at Beckham Field on Friday.
Jacob Hennessy pitched a career-long 7.1 innings to lead No. 10 Clemson to a 3-1 victory over No. 11 Louisville at Jim Patterson Stadium on Friday night.
Scouts from all 32 NFL franchises were in attendance for Carolina’s annual Pro Day showcase, as outgoing Gamecocks looked to impress potential employers ahead of April’s draft.
Coastal Carolina’s Lee Sponseller belted a game-winning walk-off grand slam in the ninth inning to lead the Chanticleers past No. 14 Clemson 9-5 Tuesday night.
The University of South Carolina baseball team fell to The Citadel, 4-3, on Tuesday night at Founders Park.
Approximately 40 scouts representing all 32 NFL teams and two Canadian Football League teams, and including New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick, were in Columbia on Tuesday and the South Carolina Football program held its annual Pro Day.
As the final buzzer bellowed through Colonial Life Arena and the midnight hour drew near, number 22 walked off the garnet and black-painted hardwood. She crossed over from the bench to the 100’s sections, right hand extended into the air, waiving goodbye to the standing ovation full of fans who supported one of the Midlands own, a hometown hero, for the final time in a full four years in Columbia.
