The Davey O'Brien Foundation announced today that Clemson quarterback Kelly Bryant has been named to the Davey O'Brien National Quarterback Award Watch List. Bryant is one of 26 players on the list for the award, which annually recognizes the nation's top college quarterback.
Gamecock quarterback Jake Bentley is one of 26 QB's on the watch list for the 2018 Davey O’Brien National Quarterback Award, the Davey O’Brien Foundation announced today.
The Fireflies defeated the BlueClaws 2-0 in the opener before falling 12-6 in game two at FirstEnergy Park.
Bryce Harper thrilled the home crowd and surely made his father proud, winning the All-Star Home Run Derby on Monday night with an exceptional display of power that carried him past Kyle Schwarber of the Chicago Cubs 19-18.
Cubs second baseman Javier Baez leads off for the NL, followed by the Rockies’ Nolan Arenado, Diamondbacks’ Paul Goldschmidt, Braves’ Freddie Freeman, Dodgers’ Matt Kemp, Harper, Braves’ Nick Markakis, Giants’ Brandon Crawford and Cubs’ Willson Contreras.
Dutch Fork grad Dustin Johnson will tee off with Sweden's Alex Noren and Charley Hoffman at 1:04 p.m. (8:04 a.m. ET) at the Open Championship Thursday.
Texas A&M coach Jimbo Fisher inherited a tough, early schedule in his first season.
Three Gamecocks have earned spots on the 82nd annual Maxwell Award and the 24th annual Chuck Bednarik Award watch lists, the Maxwell Football Club announced today.
The Maxwell Football Club today announced watch lists for the 82nd annual Maxwell Award and the 24th annual Chuck Bednarik Award, with three members of the Clemson football program appearing on each respective list.
Playing in his hometown, Clemson rising senior Bryson Nimmer finished in a tie for 16th at The 19th annual Players Amateur, where players compete for an exemption to be entered into the field at South Carolina's lone PGA Tour event, the RBC Heritage.
USC, Clemson, and several NBA players highlight the teams set to battle at Heathwood Hall July 22 for the seventh-annual South Carolina Pro-Am.
Scott Manea has been on a rampage to begin the month of July. The catcher doubled again on Saturday and drove in another run in Columbia’s 5-2 loss to Lakewood. Manea is hitting .307 (12-for-39) in 12 July games with eight of his 12 hits being doubles. The Shrewsbury, Massachusetts, native has also knocked in 12 during that stretch.
Zack Greinke added another road win to his strong first half by allowing only four hits in 7 2/3 innings, extending Atlanta’s offensive slump, and the Diamondbacks shut out the Braves 3-0 on Saturday.
Former Gamecocks great A'ja Wilson scores 11 points, grabbed 15 rebounds, and blocked four shots as her Las Vegas Aces defeated the defending WNBA Champion Minnesota Lynx 85-77 Friday night.
Gray Collegiate rising senior and four-star prospect Juwan Gary announced Friday at Nike's Peach Jam Tournament that he's verbally committing to the University of Alabama.
One night after Lexington School District Four announced in a meeting they would not overturn the decision by Swansea High School to reinstate Greg Wright as the Tiger's head football coach, Wright's legal team announced they are filing a lawsuit against the school board and six other individuals.
Former North Carolina guard Jalek Felton will play professionally in Slovenia this upcoming season.
Former Gamecock head coach Dave Odom praised Frank Martin Thursday for his role in Carolina's recent success.
Tony Dibrell punched out six batters and did not issue a walk in his 15th start of the season. The righty’s effort was not enough as Columbia fell 6-0 to Hagerstown in the second contest of this series. Since the Fireflies claimed the first contest, this sets up a decisive game three on Friday night at Municipal Stadium.
Greg Wright's plead for his old job did not go well Thursday night.
USC grad Sindarius Thornwell's 17-point performance wasn't enough, as the Clippers fall to the Lakers, 82-69.
Jaron Blossomgame had 19 points and nine rebounds and Oliver Hanlan added 18 points for the Spurs (1-3).
Former Gamecock PJ Dozier scored nine points, added four assists and three steals, but the Thunder lost to the Grizzlies Thursday, 92-85.
Brett Gardner homered twice as the Yankees topped the Indians 7-4 Thursday.
Red Sox first-baseman Steve Pearce exited after the second inning, when he was hit on the left ankle by a pitch from Happ.
