NCAA tournaments canceled over coronavirus
The NCAA has called off its men’s and women’s basketball tournaments as part of a complete cancellation of all remaining spring and winter championships.
The SAC Presidents Council has made the decision to cancel all spring athletics competition and practice for the remainder of the 2019-20 academic year.
The NCAA Division II women’s basketball tournament will not be played as part of the NCAA’s announcement to cancel all remaining winter and spring NCAA championships.
The NCAA has called off its men’s and women’s basketball tournaments as part of a complete cancellation of all remaining spring and winter championships.
After the University of South Carolina’s decision to extend spring break one week due to the threat of the Coronavirus, the Gamecock football team is altering its spring practice schedule.
The Southeastern Conference has announced it will conduct the 2020 SEC Men’s Basketball Tournament with only essential staff, limited family and credentialed media in attendance at Bridgestone Arena.
In an attempt to keep South Carolina student-athletes and fans safe from potential spread of Coronavirus, the Athletics Department is cancelling Monday’s women’s basketball fan event, FAMdemonium.
The blows keep coming for the Gamecock basketball team.
South Carolina athletics will continue all its events, despite a growing concern over the spread of the coronavirus.
South Carolina softball’s Kelsey Oh will miss the remainder of the season due to a surgery to repair a Lisfranc foot injury, head coach Beverly Smith announced today.
Noah Myers was 4-for-4 with three RBI and a trio of Gamecocks hit home runs as the University of South Carolina baseball team defeated The Citadel, 10-1, Tuesday night (March 10) at Founders Park for its fifth straight victory.