Gamecocks recap loss to Alabama
Coach Will Muschamp and his players talk about the loss Saturday to Alabama 47-23 at Williams Brice Stadium.
Author: Rich Wandover
Gamecock players discuss week one loss to North Carolina
The Gamecocks couldn’t capitalize on opportunities to win the game as they watched a late lead slip away in a week one loss to North Carolina.
Will Muschamp breaks down season-opening loss to UNC
South Carolina starts its season 0-1 after falling to North Carolina in the season opener in Charlotte.
Mississippi State takes down Clemson second round NCAA Tournament
Teaira McCowan had 30 points, 11 rebounds and six blocks to help No. 1 seed Mississippi State roll to an 85-61 win over ninth-seeded Clemson on Sunday night in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
Blue Devils, Williamson advance to Sweet 16 after surviving final seconds against UCF
By: Analis Bailey
The only thing standing between an upset by No. 9 seed UCF and No. 1 overall seed Duke was a missed layup.
Williamson, Duke head to Sweet 16 after close win
Zion Williamson took on 7-foot-6 Tacko Fall at the end and won, and top-seeded Duke survived when two last-ditch shots by UCF rolled off the rim.
Gamecocks advance to Sweet Sixteen
Mikiah Herbert Harrigan scored 20 points, Alexis Jennings added 16 and fourth-seeded South Carolina beat No. 5 seed Florida State 72-64 on Sunday to advance to the women’s NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 for the sixth straight season.
Tigers defeated in second round of NIT
Samajae Haynes-Jones tallied 10 points and 10 rebounds to carry Wichita State to a 63-55 win over Clemson in the second round of the NIT on Sunday.
Zion’s NCAA debut proves successful
By: Analis Bailey
Zion Williamson’s NCAA tournament debut against North Dakota State University proved to be successful after pulling his team to a win during the second half.
Clemson Tigers proceed to next round of NCAA Tournament
The Tigers are moving on! Clemson (20-12, 9-7) showed out in its first appearance in the NCAA Tournament since 2002 with a 79-66 victory over the eighth-seeded South Dakota Coyotes (28-6, 14-2). After trailing by four at halftime in the first-round competition at Humphrey Coliseum, the Tigers pulled off an impressive second-half swing to survive and advance.
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