Zion Williamson has set a time to make his college choice.
Frank Martin was in attendance Monday night at the MLK Bash, scouting a local center who could end up playing for the Gamecocks.
Former Gamecock Alshon Jeffery and his Philadelphia Eagles advanced to the NFC Championship Saturday with a 15-10 win over the Atlanta Falcons.
The Gamecocks will face their first two ranked opponents off the season when No. 18 Kentucky visits Tuesday and No. 21 Tennessee comes to town Saturday.
After losing to Tennessee Sunday, the Gamecocks dropped one spot to #10 in the latest AP women’s basketball top 25 poll.
The Las Vegas Aces, formerly the San Antonio Stars, own the first overall pick in the 2018 WNBA Draft, so their president of basketball operations and head coach Bill Laimbeer visited Colonial Life Arena Sunday to scout Gamecocks’ star A’ja Wilson.
Following the No. 9 Gamecocks 86-70 loss to No. 6 Tennessee Sunday, Dawn Staley provided the latest information regarding her star A’ja Wilson’s health.
Jaime Nared scored 21 points as No. 6 Tennessee bounced back from its first loss of the season with an 86-70 victory at No. 9 South Carolina, which played without injured All-American A’ja Wilson.
Frank Booker scored 17 points while making two late 3-pointers and South Carolina withstood Georgia’s strong second-half start to beat the Bulldogs 64-57 on Saturday.
As the basketball world and Palmetto State wait for Zion Williamson to announce his collegiate choice, the Spartanburg Day five-star prospect visited ESPN in Connecticut Friday.
