Orangeburg’s Brice Johnson cut by Hornets Tuesday
Just one day after Brice Johnson’s second practice at Charlotte Hornets minicamp, the Orangeburg native was cut by the franchise.
Author: Mike Gillespie
Brodey’s blast helps Fireflies beat Augusta in finale
Quinn Brodey’s go-ahead home run in the eighth on Tuesday delivered Columbia a 2-1 series-clinching victory over Augusta. The Fireflies defeated the GreenJackets three times during the four-game set and are now 7-5 in the second half.
Clemson great C.J. Spiller teaching valuable lessons at football camp
By: Brock Watson
Every summer former star running back C.J. Spiller returns to Clemson, South Carolina to run his camp for football players aging from 11-14 years old.
Jamarcus King to sign with Washington Redskins
By: Brock Watson
Former Gamecock cornerback will sign a contract with the Washington Redskins.
WATCH: Fireflies match two franchise records in 16-8 win over Augusta
The Fireflies matched a couple of franchise records with their offensive explosion on Monday night at SRP Park.
Gamecock alum Christian Walker sent back down to minors
Gamecock baseball great Christian Walker was sent back down to Triple-A Reno Monday afternoon, just one day after making a start for the Arizona Diamondbacks.
Former Tiger Gabe DeVoe begins summer journey with Hornets
Former Clemson guard Gabe DeVoe has an opportunity to shine this summer.
Gamecocks swim team hires new assistant
South Carolina head swimming and diving coach McGee Moody has announced that Pam Swander will join the Gamecocks as an assistant coach of the men’s and women’s swimming programs.
Former Gamecock A’ja Wilson named WNBA’s Rookie of the Month
Former Gamecock and current Las Vegas Aces center A’ja Wilson today was named the WNBA Rookie of the Month for games played in June.
Former Tiger falls in first Wimbledon match
Yannick Maden became the first former Clemson men’s tennis player to play in the Wimbledon Gentlemen’s Singles draw since 1992 on Monday morning, when he squared off against the No. 9-ranked player in the world, John Isner. Maden, from Stuttgart, Germany, fell to the American Isner in three sets, battling tightly against the top-10 opponent, particularly in the second and third sets, at the All-England Lawn Tennis Club in Wimbledon, London, England.
