Former Gamecock great passes away at 61
Willie Scott, a University of South Carolina and NFL tight end with ties to multiple midlands schools, passed away Monday. He was 61.
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Bueckers leads No. 2 UConn over No. 1 South Carolina in OT
South Carolina entered the game averaging 20.3 fast-break points per game but were held to zero in that category on Monday.
Beamer Adds Five Analysts to Football Program
Former Gamecock linebacker Shaq Wilson heads up the quintet that also includes Nick Coleman, Ahmad Smith, Lonnie Teasley and Stanton Weber.
South Carolina returns to top of women’s basketball poll
The Gamecocks will be tested right away; they visit No. 2 UConn on Monday night in the 60th matchup ever between the top two teams in the poll.
Tom Brady wins Super Bowl No. 7, Buccaneers beat Chiefs 31-9
Former Gamecock kicker Ryan Succop, former Clemson punter Bradley Pinion, and Lower Richland alum Harold Goodwin all earned rings tonight with Tampa Bay.
Stewart helps carry Mississippi State past South Carolina
The Gamecocks will play their second of a three-game home stand on Tuesday taking on No. 10-ranked Alabama.
Aliyah Boston Among Top 10 for Lisa Leslie Award
The reigning Lisa Leslie Award winner and National Freshman of the Year, Boston continues to earn her spot on every national player of the year watch list as she averages a double-double overall (13.7 ppg / 11.3 rpg), against SEC teams (15.0 ppg / 12.2 rpg) and against ranked opponents (14.3 ppg / 11.4 rpg).
Cooke, Henderson Named to The Dawn Staley Award Watch List
The award recognizes the player who exemplifies the skills that Staley possessed throughout her career – ball handling, scoring, ability to distribute the basketball and will to win
Montario Hardesty Named Running Backs Coach
Hardesty, a former NFL player, comes to Columbia after spending the past two seasons as part of the Charlotte football coaching staff, working under head coach Will Healy as the 49ers’ wide receivers coach.
Cooke, Boston lead No. 2 South Carolina past Auburn 77-58
Zia Cooke hit three 3-pointers in a 50-second span of the first quarter as the Gamecocks jumped ahead 26-6 over the Tigers (5-12, 0-9). She had 14 points in the quarter, including a bank shot at the buzzer.
