In celebration of the University of South Carolina’s first NCAA® Division I women’s basketball national championship, Coca-Cola® is giving Gamecock fans a refreshing way to prepare for the upcoming basketball season.
Carolina’s kickoff at No. 3 Georgia, set for November 4, received an official start time of 3:30 p.m. in Athens at Sanford Stadium.
Carolina head coach Frank Martin and Virginia Tech head coach Buzz Williams announced Monday that their two programs will play an exhibition against each other, calling their game “Hoops 4 Hurricane Relief”.
No. 3 Carolina still controls their destiny on the path to the SEC regular season championship after drawing with Georgia Sunday night. Lindsey Lane scored the Gamecocks (14-1-1, 8-0-1) only goal in their lone tie of the season to this point.
Clemson remained seventh in the week nine Associated Press poll, while South Carolina received two votes as each comes off their bye week.
Will Muschamp joins Mike Gillespie on Gamecock Saturday Night to preview Vanderbilt and looks back at the bye week.
Current Gamecock linebacker and former Gamecock longsnapper Drew Williams join Mike Gillespie on Gamecock Saturday Night to break down Carolina’s first seven games.
Game times have been finalized for the upcoming non-conference slate for Gamecock men’s basketball.
With 2:30 left to play in the fourth quarter of the Clippers/Lakers game Thursday night, Former Gamecock Sindarius Thornwell nailed a 3 in his first career shot attempt.
No. 3 South Carolina women’s soccer remained perfect in SEC play after posting a 2-0 victory over Missouri Thursday night at Walton Soccer Stadium. Sophomore defender Grace Fisk and senior attacker Savannah McCaskill netted first-half goals for the Gamecocks, who improved to 8-0-0 in conference action and 14-1-0 overall.
