COLUMBIA, S.C. (WOLO) - The benedict Tigers will kick off its 2017 season, after a long preseason filled with optimism, preseason player recognition and some high expectations. Benedict opens the 2017 season Saturday against Livingstone College in the Palmetto Capital…
On Saturday, Richland Northeast grad TJ Brunson will get to start for his hometown Gamecocks. Greg Brzozowski has the story of the local linebacker who almost didn't go to South Carolina.
The Gamecocks open the season Saturday against the NC State Wolfpack, but just how good are the Pack and what do Gamecock fans need to look out for? Mike Gillespie and Greg Brzozowski take a closer look at USC's opening opponent.
USC defensive lineman Dante Sawyer and linebacker Bryson Allen-Williams compete in the Bad Joke Challenge.
The Charleston Post and Courier's David Cloninger and Gamecock Radio Network's Langston Moore join ABC Columbia Sports Director Mike Gillespie to preview the 2017 Gamecock football season.
The Gamecocks ranked 90th against the rush last season, so USC spent most of the offseason figuring out a way to stop the ground attack. Will Muschamp says it comes down to a total team effort, not just the boys upfront.
The Gamecocks have a loaded backfield with Rico Dowdle, Ty'Son Williams and AJ Turner all getting carries in 2017. So who will get the bulk of the load? Mike and Greg take a look at Carolina's running backs.
Wide receiver is the deepest position on this Gamecock roster, and if Deebo Samuel can stay healthy, this unit might be the best its been in a long time at USC. Mike Gillespie and Greg Brzozowski preview Carolina's wideouts.
Jake Bentley prepares to start in his sophomore season for the Gamecocks. Mike Gillespie and Greg Brzozowski look at what changes for Bentley in 2017.
Wilson Hall wasn't able to find the end zone all night against last year's SCISA 3A state runner-up, falling to the Cyclones 23-3.
Cardinal Newman allowed a Trinity-Byrnes go-ahead touchdown with less than five minutes to go in the fourth quarter, but when the Titans missed the extra point, the Cardinals capitalized.
As the 2017 season begins, Mike Gillespie and Greg Brzozowski take a look back at Carolina's 2016 season, look ahead to the 2017 schedule, and show you the best of what they heard from Will Muschamp this offseason.
The Skyhawks are still soaring in the start of 2017, taking down previously unbeaten Lawrence Manning 35-21 in their week two contest.
The Capitals picked up their first win of the new year and will look to duplicate the result when they face Lee Central next Friday. The Hornets will try to avoid an 0-3 start when they travel to North for their week three contest.
The Thoroughbreds blew past the Tigers Friday night, scoring early and often, while keeping their visitors off the board entirely.
Gilbert improved to 3-0 in 2017 Friday night, building a big lead and never looking back against River Bluff (1-2) 44-16.
The eleventh-ranked USC women's soccer team edged Notre Dame Friday, 1-0 in an incredible win on the road Friday night.
Lexington and Brookland-Cayce needed not just one, but two overtimes to decide a winner Friday night in a matchup featuring early undefeated teams.
On the eve of the Gamecocks season opener against NC State in Charlotte, Will Muschamp was out on the recruiting trail, on the sidelines at Harry Parone Stadium, watching Spring Valley (3-0) handle Richland Northeast (1-2) 45-7.
The Fighting Gamecocks continue their strong start to 2017 by improving to 3-0 and keeping Goose Creek off the scoreboard entirely Friday night, getting past the Gators 31-0.
Gamecock commit and four-star QB Dakereon Joyner scored four rushing touchdowns to lead Fort Dorchester to an upset 41-25 win over Dutch Fork in a matchup featuring the top two 5A football teams in South Carolina.
The South Carolina men's soccer team was handed its first loss of the 2017 season on Friday night by No. 5 Clemson (3-0-0), 4-1.
In the first game of the final series of the 2017 season, the Fireflies beat Rome, 4-2 at State Mutual Stadium.
The University of South Carolina women's basketball program announced Friday sophomore guard Araion Bradshaw has decided to leave the women’s basketball team.
Former Gamecock Christian Walker, who had his best season in the minor leagues this season, was named the 2017 PCL Most Valuable Player, an honor annually chosen by the League's managers and media representatives.
