USC hoping to “tighten up the ship” after loss to Notre Dame
After a loss to Notre Dame Sunday down in Estero, Florida, the fifth-ranked Gamecocks get back on the court Thursday night against Western Carolina at Colonial Life Arena.
After a loss to Notre Dame Sunday down in Estero, Florida, the fifth-ranked Gamecocks get back on the court Thursday night against Western Carolina at Colonial Life Arena.
While the 2017 bowl schedule will be released Sunday, one prominent college football writer already knows where the Gamecocks are heading.
South Carolina senior A’ja Wilson earned spots on the Citizen Naismith Trophy Preseason Watch List and the Wade Watch List, those organizations announced today. A finalist for both awards last season, Wilson is now on the watch lists of all three national player of the year awards as well as the List Leslie Award, given to the top center in the nation.
Five South Carolina women’s soccer players have earned United Soccer Coaches NSCAA All-Southeast Region honors.
Thirty-four games inside Founders Park, the annual three-game series with in-state rival Clemson and the traditional tough slate in the Southeastern Conference highlight the 2018 South Carolina baseball schedule, announced this morning (Wednesday, Nov. 29).
Gamecock women’s soccer coach Shelley Smith met with the media Tuesday morning to preview Carolina’s College Cup Semifinal matchup with Stanford Friday night in Orlando.
South Carolina senior forward A’ja Wilson earned SEC Player of the Week honors for the second time this season, the league office announced today.
Chris Silva scored a career-high 26 points and grabbed 10 rebounds to lead South Carolina to a 78-61 win over FIU on Monday night.
Arike Ogunbowale scored 23 points, Jackie Young added 22 and No. 6 Notre Dame beat No. 3 South Carolina 92-85 on Sunday night to take the Gulf Coast Showcase championship and snap the defending national champion Gamecocks’ 17-game winning streak.
Following Clemson’s 34-10 win over Carolina in the 2017 Palmetto Bowl Saturday night, the Tigers took to the visiting locker room at Williams-Brice Stadium and blasted the Gamecocks’ signature song.