While the Gamecocks have made great strides since Will Muschamp’s first Palmetto Bowl, a 2016 56-7 blowout to eventual National Champion Clemson, USC still has work to do against their rival, falling Saturday night 56-35.
Will Muschamp addressed the media after USC’s 56-35 loss to no. 2 Clemson Saturday night.
Completing its seventh undefeated regular season in school history, the No. 2/2 Clemson football team defeated in-state rival South Carolina, 56-35, on a cold and foggy Saturday night at Memorial Stadium. With the win, the Tigers’ fifth straight in the series, Clemson improved to 12-0 overall, while South Carolina moved to 6-5 on the year.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)— The holiday season has brought a new feature to Columbiana Centre’s mall parking lot. ABC Columbia’s Curtis Wilson got a chance to check out the City of Columbia’s skating rink ‘ Columbia’s Holiday Ice’. Curtis took to the ice with representatives with the City to talk about the rink. Check it out here. It will be located…
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– Looking to get rid of that used Turkey oil from all that Thanksgiving frying? Officials remind you to dispose of used cooking oil the right way. Richland County officials say you can bring used cooking oil to a Richland County recycling center. Leftover oil will be collected and recycled to be used for clean biodiesel fuel. Through…
Both South Carolina’s Jake Bentley and Clemson’s Trevor Lawrence hope to make their first winning impact on the Palmetto State rivalry.
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– It’s rivalry week in the Palmetto State as Carolina and Clemson fans gear up for the Palmetto Bowl Saturday night. The University of South Carolina kicked things off Monday with a pep rally at the annual Tiger Burn. The tradition dates back more than a century. Clemson fans marked rivalry week with Cocky’s funeral, Friday evening in…
It will soon look a lot like Christmas at the South Carolina State House.
Man killed in a deadly Thanksgiving day crash has been identified by the Richland County Coroner’s Office.
Founder of Houston Texans, Robert McNair died on Nov. 23, according to the team’s official Twitter account.
