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Dreher's Mack, USA go for gold Thursday afternoon in Italy

The United States will play for a Gold Medal in Thursday’s rematch with Ukraine at 8 p.m. (2 p.m. ET).

Fireflies' offense goes cold in loss to Greenjackets

Shervyen Newton achieved one of the more impressive feats of the Fireflies season on Wednesday night.

World Cup champion US Women celebrate during New York parade Wednesday

Adoring fans packed New York City’s Canyon of Heroes on Wednesday amid a blizzard of confetti to praise the World Cup-winning U.S. women’s national soccer team as leaders on the field and advocates for pay equity off it.

Spartanburg's Zion Williamson wins 2019 ESPY as Best College Athlete

Former Duke men’s basketball standout Zion Williamson added another trophy to his collection Wednesday evening, winning the ESPY as the 2019 College Athlete of the Year.

Spurrier to coach in 2020 Polynesian Bowl

The Polynesian Bowl announced today that Steve Spurrier and Frank Beamer have been selected as head coaches for the 2020 Polynesian Bowl.

Jake Bentley headlining Gamecock trio at SEC Media Days

Gamecock Football will be represented by quarterback Jake Bentley, linebacker TJ Brunson and wide receiver Bryan Edwards at the 2019 SEC Football Kickoff Media Days next week

Fireflies move back into first place in second half of season

The Fireflies returned back to Segra Park on Tuesday after the off day looking fresh and energized. Columbia vaulted itself back into first place with a 4-1 series-opening win over Augusta. The Fireflies were sharp in every phase of the game on Tuesday – pitching, timely hitting and clean defense.

AL holds off NL for 4-3 win in All-Star Game

Justin Verlander, Shane Bieber and the American League pitchers plugged power back into the mound.

With 19 aces, gutsy comeback, Serena reaches Wimbledon semis

Slowed by a balky ankle, trailing by a service break in the third set of her Wimbledon quarterfinal, Serena Williams appeared to be in trouble Tuesday against an opponent playing the tournament of her life.

Simms Powers USA to Gritty Victory over Israel

Aamir Simms posted an ultra-impressive performance in the 2019 World University Games semifinal against Israel, scoring 27 points and grabbing 16 rebounds to help the United States secure a spot in the gold medal match on Thursday night.

No changes to alcohol policy at Williams Brice Stadium this year, says AD

On Tuesday, University of South Carolina Athletics Director, Ray Tanner, announced that no changes will be made to alcohol sales policies at Williams-Brice Stadium for the 2019 season.

Clemson's Hunter Renfrow back in South Carolina for first ever youth football camp

Former Clemson wideout Hunter Renfrow returned to his alma mater Monday afternoon, hosting his first ever youth football camp at Socastee High School.

Mets’ Alonso outlasts fellow rookie Vlad Jr to win HR Derby

Mets rookie Pete Alonso has a million-dollar swing.

US women's team boldly embraces off-the-field activist role

Setting itself apart from other great American sports teams, the U.S. women’s soccer team is embracing a front-line role in social justice causes even as it savors a fourth world championship.

Dreher's Tevin Mack leads USA to win over Germany at World University Games

Behind a big second half, the United States defeated Germany in the quarterfinals of the 2019 World University Games by a final score of 76-74 on Monday evening.

Third former Clemson football player dies during July 4 weekend

Former Clemson All-America offensive tackle Wayne Mass died after suffering a heart attack in Durango, Colorado on July 4th. He was 73-years-old.

Gamecock guard AJ Lawson shines at U19 World Cup

South Carolina sophomore guard A.J. Lawson and Team Canada concluded competition at the FIBA U19 World Cup in Heraklion, Greece, on Sunday afternoon.

Thornwell released by Clippers

After playing his first two pro seasons in Los Angeles, former Gamecock star Sindarius Thornwell was released by the Los Angeles Clippers Saturday night.

Clemson, USA Finishes Pool Play 3-0 with 99-70 Rout of China

The United States went back and forth with China over the course of the first two quarters but took off in the second half and coasted to a comfortable 99-70 victory on Saturday evening.

Former Clemson center Randy Smith passes away

Randy Smith, one of the most respected football student-athletes in Clemson history, passed away on July 6. The native of Augusta, Ga. was 75-years of age.

Zion Williamson out for summer league with bruised knee

The New Orleans Pelicans announced Saturday that the No. 1 pick in this year’s NBA draft will not play any more at the Summer League in Las Vegas because of a bruised left knee. The team stressed the move is precautionary.

Clemson lifts USA to 2-0 in Pool Play, defeating Ukraine

The United States jumped out to an 11-1 advantage early in the first quarter, held that same 11-point lead after the third quarter and was able to hang on for a one-point victory to move to 2-0 in pool play at the World University Games.