CHARLESTON, S.C. (WOLO) — Will Muschamp recruited him consistently, but in the end, defensive back Israel Mukuamu put the joke on Muschamp. At his announcement and signing ceremony at Berkeley High School in Moncks Corner Monday morning, the former Berkeley defensive back teased the Gamecocks. With three hats sitting on the table, Mukuamu, a three-star safety, picked up the Gamecock…
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) — Gamecock fans can feel comfortable with its 2017 odds. Quarterback Jake Bentley is one of 10 players returning to an offense that averaged 26.6 points per game with Bentley taking snaps, and those numbers will only continue to rise as the sophomore quarterback develops with his skill players. After a 16-22 record the last three seasons…
(WOLO) – After winning the 2017 British Open, Jordan Spieth has claimed the top spot on the FedEx Cup standings. Dustin Johnson, a native of Irmo, needed a strong showing after not making the cut in his previous two events. Johnson finished 54th in the British Open. Johnson is still ranked as the No. 1 golfer in the world, with…
Carolina football’s fourth commitment of the weekend is coming back home to the Midlands. Former Irmo wide receiver Ronnie Jamison announced on Twitter Sunday he’s giving his verbal to the Gamecocks.
Chris Silva went off for 46 points and 19 rebounds while fellow Carolina teammate Rakym Felder scored 24 points to pair with seven rebounds and five assists. Yet their top-seeded Sellers Governors team was upset in overtime by Columbia JETS 100-99 in the sixth-annual SC Pro-Am Championship game.
Irmo’s Dustin Johnson carried a strong Saturday showing to rocket 28 spots up the British Open leaderboard.
Gamecocks rising sophomore guard Tyasha Harris made her FIBA World Cup debut with USA Basketball’s U19 team in their opener Saturday.
There just over 2000 people who call the small town of St. Matthews home. Gamecocks legend and and Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Alshon Jeffery is one of them.
Alshon Jeffery’s first-ever youth camp at Calhoun County featured another special wide receiver from the Palmetto State. Clemson national champion and Chargers first round pick Mike Williams was in attendance to help give back to more than 600 athletes in attendance.
Williams, a first round selection of Los Angeles in April’s NFL Draft, has been in the news recently due to a back injury he suffered in rookie minicamp. After reportedly receiving a second epidural shot to help a herniated disk, stories surfaced that the former Tigers National Champion could miss his entire first pro season.
