Alshon Jeffery Meets With Fans In Columbia
Former Gamecock star wide receiver and current Chicago Bear Alshon Jeffery met with fans on Saturday at Garnet and Black Traditions in Harbison.
Former Gamecock star wide receiver and current Chicago Bear Alshon Jeffery met with fans on Saturday at Garnet and Black Traditions in Harbison.
South Carolina head football coach Steve Spurrier spoke to the media Saturday after the Gamecocks’ scrimmage. The head ball coach also spoke about Rory Anderson’s triceps injury.
Senior tight end Rory Anderson, who started nine games last season with the Gamecocks, suffered a triceps injury Saturday during South Carolina’s spring scrimmage.
As he prepares for the 2014 NFL Draft, former South Carolina cornerback Victor Hampton says he’s overcome a troubled past and has made a turn for the better.
Arkansas took advantage of three Gamecock errors to score three unearned runs and left-hander Jalen Beeks pitched a complete game allowing just four hits as the Razorbacks defeated top ranked South Carolina 4-1 on Friday night in the second game of a doubleheader.
Top ranked South Carolina rallied with a pair of runs in the top of the eighth inning to defeat Arkansas 2-1 on Friday afternoon in game one of a doubleheader.
The University of South Carolina Athletics Department is saddened to announce the passing of Herb Sharpe, former Executive Director of the Gamecock Club.
Former Gamecock Jackie Bradley Jr. had two hits and what turned out to be the game-winning RBI to help Boston beat Baltimore 4-3 Thursday night. The Red Sox won two out of three against the Orioles in the season opening series.
The Gamecock offensive line is expected to be one of the strengths of the squad in 2014. If the season opened today, O-line coach Shawn Elliott said his starting five would include left tackle Corey Robinson, left guard A.J. Cann, center Cody Waldrop, right guard Mike Matulis and right tackle Brandon Shell. All five have starting experience.
Gamecock baseball won’t get the chance to show off its late-inning dramatics to a national television audience after all. Thursday night’s series opener at Arkansas scheduled to air on ESPNU has been postponed because of bad weather in the Fayetteville area.