Gamecocks now down to one possible makeup date for canceled football game
On Wednesday, South Carolina Athletics Director Ray Tanner scratched out a possible makeup date for the canceled football game against Marshall.
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Gamecock great Alshon Jeffery cleared for contact, could play Sunday for Eagles
The Eagles cleared former Gamecock wideout Alshon Jeffery for contact, according to Philadelphia coach Doug Pederson Wednesday.
OrTre Smith to miss rest of 2018, set for knee surgery
Will Muschamp announced Tuesday that sophomore wide receiver and former Wando High School star OrTre Smith will miss the rest of 2018 as he is set to have season-ending knee surgery next week.
Gamecocks’ set to start at noon vs. Missouri
South Carolina’s week six kickoff against Missouri will be played at noon Saturday, October 6. The Mayor’s Cup will be decided at Williams-Brice Stadium and will be aired on the SEC Network.
USC Baseball set for three fall scrimmages this week
South Carolina baseball will play three scrimmages this week as part of their fall baseball schedule.
Gamecocks next opponent, Kentucky, enters AP Top 25
After a season-high seven ranked teams lost, the back half of the AP college football poll got a makeover on Sunday. Five teams entered the Top 25, including No. 17 Kentucky for the first time since 2007 and No. 22 Duke.
Muschamp’s postgame comments after Vandy win
Will Muschamp speaks on Carolina’s 37-14 win over Vanderbilt Saturday.
Carolina overcomes challenges, shows their fight at Vandy
The Gamecocks have been challenged by the weather, their schedule, and even Vanderbilt’s head coach entering their first road game of the season Saturday.
Gamecocks notch 10th straight win over Vandy, 37-14
Jake Bentley threw for 261 yards and a touchdown, and the South Carolina Gamecocks bounced back from their hurricane-forced break, routing Vanderbilt 37-14 Saturday.
Gamecock pitcher Logan Chapman tears UCL
By: Kat Polowczyk
Gamecock pitcher Logan Chapman is expected to be out for the 2019 season following a UCL tear.
