Former Gamecock K.C. Crosby returns to football to coach at Oceanside
He returns to the game of football after holding a variety of odd jobs in the last two years since his playing days ended.
Sports
NASCAR’s Coca-Cola 600 likely to run as scheduled, North Carolina governor says
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper said that he expects one of NASCAR’s crown jewel events, the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, to take place during its traditional Memorial Day weekend date of Sunday, May 24, “unless health conditions go down.”
Three Gamecocks earn Golfweek All-America honors
Freshman Pauline Roussin-Bouchard, senior Lois Kaye Go and fellow senior Ana Pelaez are wrapping up their seasons with All-America honors from Golfweek. Roussin-Bouchard earned First Team honors, while Go and Pelaez both appeared on the Honorable Mention squad.
Greensboro named 2023 ACC Men’s Basketball Tournament site
The 2023 Atlantic Coast Conference Men’s Basketball Tournament will return to Greensboro, North Carolina, with Greensboro Coliseum playing host to the event, ACC Commissioner John Swofford announced today.
Former Clemson linebacker Ben Boulware arrested for DUI
The arrest happened April 25, and is Boulware’s first offense.
AJ Lawson to declare for NBA Draft
He has until June 3 to officially decide whether he will officially enter the draft, or return to South Carolina for his junior season.
Alex Taylor agrees to undrafted free agent deal with Cleveland Browns
The Moncks Corner, SC native was the only player from a Historically Black College (HBCU) to be invited to the NFL Combine this year, while earning an invite to the prestigious Reese’s Senior Bowl in January.
Clemson finishes 2020 NFL Draft with seven total selections
The seven Clemson selections in the 2020 NFL Draft pushed Clemson’s number of draft picks over the last five years to 31, adding to what is now the most-prolific five-year stretch of drafts in school history.
T.J. Brunson selected by the New York Giants in the seventh round of the NFL Draft
Brunson became the first Gamecock selected by the Giants since tight end Jerell Adams was selected in the sixth round of the 2016 draft.
D.J. Wonnum selected by Minnesota in the fourth round of NFL Draft
Wonnum became the first Gamecock selected by the Vikings since Jasper Brinkley was selected in the fifth round of the 2009 draft. He is the third Gamecock to be selected this season, joining Javon Kinlaw (first round to San Francisco) and Bryan Edwards (third round to Las Vegas).
