The South Carolina women’s soccer team earned its seventh trip to the NCAA Tournament in the last eight years when the 64-team field was announced Monday afternoon. The No. 3 seed Gamecocks will host the first round of the tournament, welcoming Clemson to Stone Stadium on Friday at 6 p.m.
The final home game of the 2014 football season for the South Carolina Gamecocks will have a noon kick on Fox Sports South, the Southeastern Conference announced today.
The South Carolina baseball team announced today the 2015 schedule that features 36 home games at Carolina Stadium as well as 24 games against 2014 NCAA Tournament teams. The Gamecocks open the season on Friday, Feb. 13, hosting a three-game series vs. College of Charleston.
Clemson freshman running back Wayne Gallman has been named ACC Rookie of the Week. Gallman gained 149 yards from scrimmage in Clemson’s 34-20 win at Wake Forest on November 6.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Kelvin Taylor ran for a touchdown and Treon Harris threw for 215 yards and ran for two scores himself as the Florida Gators beat Vanderbilt 34-10 on Saturday night for their second straight win.
Former Gamecock two-sport standout Bruce Ellington was carted off the field with an ankle injury in the 2nd quarter in New Orleans Sunday and did not return to the game. Fellow former Gamecock Chris Culliver intercepted Drew Brees just before halftime to help San Francisco win 27-24 in overtime.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Andrew Kollock passed for a touchdown and ran for two more as South Carolina State defeated Florida A&M 34-17 on Saturday night, keeping the Rattlers interim coach Corey Fuller winless in two games.
The men’s basketball team held Anderson to just eight field goals and a .157 shooting percentage in Clemson’s 62-36 exhibition victory in Littlejohn Coliseum on Saturday. The Tigers held the Trojans without a field goal for a 16:37 stretch that spanned the break, and saw the defense force 19 straight misses.
Paine College took advantage of a pair of Benedict turnovers to take a 45-34 victory over the Tigers in the annual Augusta City Classic on Saturday.
The Lions, in their first season of varsity football after a 51-year absence, won their first SIAC game of the season and just their second game all season to finish the season 2-8 overall and 1-6 in the SIAC.
Benedict finished the season at 4-6 for the second year in a row, 2-5 in the SIAC.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Steve Spurrier plans to return to South Carolina next season, although his focus is on the team’s remaining schedule and the hope his players can shake off their disheartening season for a strong finish.
