Back to SEC play, Martin gets Gamecocks ready for top-ranked Tennessee
Following a one game break from SEC play, USC returns to conference play in a big way Tuesday night.
Following a one game break from SEC play, USC returns to conference play in a big way Tuesday night.
Gamecock baseball sophomore Noah Campbell was named to Baseball America’s Preseason All-America second team, the publication announced this morning (Monday, Jan. 28).
Following their first weekend of scrimmages, Carolina head baseball coach Mark Kingston assesses where his program is three exhibitions in to their practice schedule before the Gamecocks’ season opener against Liberty February 15.
Now 19 days from first pitch, Mark Kingston’s Gamecocks concluded their first weekend of work in the 2019 preseason, playing their third and final scrimmage of the weekend Sunday at Founders Park.
In what will be their first game in a week, No. 19 Carolina hosts Vanderbilt Monday night after having not played since their 79-65 win against No. 25 Missouri.
Carolina’s Deebo Samuel had a stellar week of practice in front of NFL scouts in Alabama, while Clemson’s Hunter Renfrow filled up the stat sheet during the Senior Bowl Saturday. Yet their South team lost to the North roster 34-24.
Thomas Dziagwa matched a career high with 19 points, shooting 5-of 9-from 3-point range, to help lead Oklahoma State to a 74-70 victory over South Carolina in the SEC/Big 12 Challege on Saturday afternoon.
Carolina baseball held their first full team practice of the 2019 season on Friday, holding a scrimmage at Founders Park.
On Thursday, McDonald’s announced the final team rosters for the 42nd annual McDonald’s All American Games, and three future Gamecocks all received high school basketball’s biggest honor.
The second season of the Mark Kingston era starts in a little more than three weeks when the Gamecocks host Liberty at Founders Park. Kingston inaugural season at USC was outstanding. His Gamecocks advanced to the Super Regionals, before falling to Arkansas in three games. On Wednesday during media day, the second-year USC head coach had a message for his team following last year’s run to the postseason: “Don’t panic.”