For the fourth-straight time, Southeastern Conference coaches have predicted South Carolina to win the SEC regular-season championship, the conference office announced today.
No. 3 South Carolina women’s soccer saw its 14-match unbeaten streak snapped after falling to eighth-seeded Arkansas 1-0 in the SEC Quarterfinals Tuesday night at the Orange Beach Sportsplex. The Gamecocks dropped to 15-2-1 overall on the season with the loss.
The SEC rules the top of this season’s first College Football Playoff rankings, but not perhaps in the way most would think.
Will Muschamp met with the media for under 15 minutes Tuesday to preview the Georgia Bulldogs.
Additional information has been released for this Sunday’s “Hoops 4 Hurricane Relief” exhibition contest at Colonial Life Arena between the Gamecocks and Virginia Tech (Nov. 5, 2 PM ET), including broadcast information for the matchup. Also just announced, the returning Gamecock players and staff from last year’s historic Final Four squad will also receive their East Regional Champion rings prior to tip-off.
The top seeded Carolina women’s soccer team begins SEC Tournament play Tuesday in the quarterfinals stage against eight-seed Arkansas at 6 p.m. in Orange Beach, Alabama.
Carolina center Alan Knott was awarded with the honor of being named the SEC’s Offensive Lineman of the Week on Monday.
Chris Silva had a game-high 15 points while freshman Justin Minaya chipped in 13 across a balanced scoring attack, as Carolina won their first exhibition of the 2017-18 campaign, defeating Division-II Erskine 85-44.
The South Carolina Gamecocks will host the Florida Gators in a noon kick on Saturday, November 11, the Southeastern Conference office announced today.
South Carolina’s football team combines for 386 combined yards on Saturday. 212 yards on the ground. Making it one of the most successful running outings this season.
