WATCH: Hayden Hurst recaps NFL Draft, looks ahead to Baltimore
Former Gamecock Hayden Hurst was drafted 25th overall Thursday night by the Baltimore Ravens. Click the video to watch Hayden Hurst post-Draft comments Thursday night.
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Former Gamecock Hayden Hurst taken 25th overall by Baltimore
Former Gamecock tight end Hayden Hurst was selected 25th overall in the 2018 NFL Draft Thursday night by the Baltimore Ravens, becoming the first USC player taken in the first round since Jadeveon Clowney in 2014.
Steelers trade former Tiger Martavis Bryant to Raiders
The Pittsburgh Steelers traded wide receiver Martavis Bryant to the Oakland Raiders on Thursday night for a third-round draft pick.
Top gun: Browns select QB Baker Mayfield No. 1 in NFL draft
The Cleveland Browns believe all Baker Mayfield has in common with Johnny Manziel are height and a Heisman.
CIU hires former Clemson standout as new basketball coach
Former Clemson University and Ohio State basketball standout Tony Stockman is the new men’s head basketball coach at Columbia International University.
AP source: Greg Olsen signs 2-year contract extension with Panthers
Greg Olsen isn’t quite ready to become a full-time NFL broadcaster — he still has football to play.
Multiple Tigers projected to go in NFL Draft
Multiple members of the 2017 Clemson football team could have their name called at the NFL Draft in Dallas, Texas this week. The 83rd annual selection of former college players will take place April 26-28 at AT&T Stadium.
Falcons pick up option on former Tiger Vic Beasley Jr.
The Atlanta Falcons picked up the fifth-year option for defensive end Vic Beasley Jr., the eighth pick in the 2015 NFL draft.
Fireflies rally to beat Charleston 6-5 in 10 innings
Jeremy Vasquez had one of his finest days at the plate this season. And delivered when his team needed it the most on Wednesday.
Gamecocks hit season-high four home runs in win over USC Upstate Wednesday
No. 13 South Carolina softball hit a season-high four home runs in a 7-1 win over USC Upstate on Wednesday night at Cyrill Stadium. The Gamecocks hit three in the top of the fifth to take the 4-1 lead it wouldn’t surrender to earn win No. 38 on the year.
