Sophomore forward Trey Anderson joins Justin Minaya, Trae Hannibal, A.J. Moss and Jalyn McCreary to become the fifth Gamecock intending to transfer away from South Carolina.

Four different Gamecocks posted multi-hit games (Kenzi Maguire, Kassidy Krupit, Blampied and Aaliyah White) as the Garnet and Black out-hit the Rebels 13-2.

Brady Allen had three hits to lead the Gamecocks, while Josiah Sightler, Andrew Eyster and Colin Burgess had a pair of hits apiece.

After losing most of the depth at the guard position, South Carolina has added yet another transfer to help restock the cupboard in Columbia.

Brannon Jordan picked up his fourth win on the mound, allowing just two hits and a run with eight strikeouts and four walks in five innings of work.

Brady Allen had two of Carolina's five hits on the night. The loss on the mound went to Thomas Farr, who allowed four hits and three runs with nine strikeouts and five walks.

Poppell comes to South Carolina from the University of Florida, where he was the head women's swimming and diving coach during the last three seasons.

Sunday's game against Missouri remains unchanged.

This contract extension and subsequent amendments still need to receive official approval following the board's approval.

Frank Martin picked up a second transfer in a week.

Rising redshirt senior forward Justin Minaya is leaving the Gamecock basketball program.

North Carolina scored a run in the top of the 10th inning to take a 3-2 win over the University of South Carolina baseball team Tuesday night (April 6) at Truist Park.

Pitcher Will Sanders of the University of South Carolina baseball team has been named the Southeastern Conference Co-Freshman of the Week, the office announced this afternoon.

Already the second Gamecock to claim the award, Boston becomes its first repeat winner.

Carolina picks up a series win over Georgia in Athens for the first time since 2010.

Wes Clarke was 3-for-5 on the day to lead the Carolina offense. George Callil reached base four times and drove in a pair. He joined Josiah Sightler and Brennan Milone with two hits apiece.

Roussin-Bouchard put on a show for her final round, sinking a ANWA record seven birdies for the final round.

Boston followed up her National Freshman of the Year season with another stellar campaign in 2020-21, averaging a double-double (13.7 ppg/11.5 rpg) overall, in SEC play (13.3 ppg/12.3 rpg) and against ranked opponents (14.4 ppg/12.1 rpg).

Thomas Farr struck out seven for the Gamecocks in a 5.2 inning start. He allowed six hits and two runs with no walks. The loss went to Andrew Peters, who allowed a run 1.2 innings of relief.

The Gamecock baseball program will have eight players on 2021 Major League Baseball Opening Day rosters, it was announced prior to today's games.