(9) Gamecocks host (11) Missouri Sunday
No. 9/7 South Carolina hosts No. 11/11 Missouri Sunday night in the Gamecocks’ seventh top-25 battle of the season in the Gamecocks’ We Back Pat game, honoring legendary women’s basketball coach Pat Summitt.
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Gamecock tennis tops Clemson Saturday
The Clemson women’s tennis team suffered its first loss of the season on Saturday, falling 4-1 to the No. 25 South Carolina Gamecocks in the ITA Kick-Off Weekend Championship. With the loss, Clemson moves to 3-1 on the year.
WATCH: Frank Martin’s postgame comments
Click the video to watch Frank Martin’s postgame comments following Carolina’s 70-63 loss to Texas Tech Saturday afternoon.
Gamecocks fall flat late against Texas Tech
Keenan Evans scored 31 points including the go-ahead 3-pointer with 2:12 left to lift No. 14 Texas Tech to a 70-63 victory over South Carolina on Saturday in the Big 12/SEC Challenge.
Adam Hill, Cardinal Newman’s Tringali solid in Friday scrimmage
The Gamecocks held their first scrimmage of the year Friday afternoon at Founders Park.
Former Gamecocks to participate in Harlem Globetrotters game
A few former Gamecocks and current Houston Texans are trading in the pads for a little game of basketball. But not just any game.
Unranked Gamecocks playing the unfamiliar underdog card
For just the third time in the last 10 seasons, Gamecock baseball isn’t ranked in the top 25 of Baseball America’s poll.
HIGHLIGHTS & REACTION: (9) Gamecocks thrash Arkansas on Wilson’s historic night
A’ja Wilson had 27 points, 13 rebounds and seven blocks in her return to the starting lineup to power No. 9 South Carolina to a 90-42 victory over Arkansas on Thursday night.
WATCH: A’ja Wilson honored after joining 2,000 points club
Prior to Thursday’s game, Dawn Staley presented senior forward A’ja Wilson with a ball to commemorate her 2,000th career point, which she scored against Auburn on Jan. 11.
NCAA Denies Te’a Cooper Waiver
South Carolina Athletics was informed today by the NCAA that the waiver of the transfer year in residence for Te’a Cooper was denied. Cooper will have two years of eligibility remaining, beginning with the 2018-19 season.
