Two Gamecocks and five Tigers have made the 2011 Sports Illustrated All-American team. First team selections include Gamecock defensive end Melvin Ingram, Clemson tight end Dwayne Allen, and Clemson kick returner Sammy Wakins. Watkins was also named honorable mention as a wide receiver.
A flier has popped up in Florida as well as on the internet promoting an event with the name of Clemson Tiger wide receiever, Sammy Watkins on it.
Steve Spurrier has received a two-year contract extension from South Carolina today. Spurrier is locked in as Gamecock head football coach until 2015.
Clemson tight end Dwayne Allen was named a first-team All-American ESPN. It is the third All-America team for Allen, who was also named the winner of the John Mackey Award as the top tight end in college football.
Clemson wide receiver Sammy Watkins has been named the winner of the Banks McFadden Award on offense by the Greenville Touchdown Club. The honor was presented Monday at the club’s annual year ending banquet. The award is named after former Clemson All-American of the 1930s, Banks McFadden.
Markeshia Grant scored 14 of her career-high 22 points in the first eight minutes of the game, setting the tone for a 72-33 South Carolina win over Furman.
The internet world for the past 20 hours has dubbed the next head football coach at Coastal Carolina to be Gamecock wide receivers coach, Steve Spurrier, Jr.
MYRTLE BEACH, SC (WOLO) — The North defeated the South 42-3 in this years SCADA North-South Game at Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium.
Click on the video to see what area athletes did in today’s contest.
Arizona rode a big first-half cushion to a 63-47 win over Clemson on Saturday. Clemson (4-4) got off to a miserable start offensively and never fully recovered.
Clemson tight end Dwayne Allen has been named to the Football Writers Association All-American team.
