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South Carolina head coach Chad Holbrook had the enviable decision of selecting a Friday night starter from juniors Clarke Schmidt and Wil Crowe, who both received preseason All-American recognition, and sophomore Adam Hill, who was a Freshman All-American last season.
After undergoing Tommy John surgery, Wil Crowe’s return to play for a powerhouse Division I baseball program was no easy feat. But the junior pitcher doesn’t want to focus on the past; he’s ready to be a part of the future of Gamecock baseball.
South Carolina's outfield rotation will include the following players in 2017: Carlos Cortes, a highly-rated ambidextrous freshman with a right-handed glove for the infield and a left-handed glove for the outfield; Brandon McIlwain, a dual-sport athlete who is also a dual-threat quarterback who started conference games as a freshman; Alex Destino, a preseason all-SEC slugger who has played the infield, outfield and pitched at South Carolina; and Danny Blair, a sophomore positioned to captain the outfield in center who is also one of the fastest pure runners on the team.
The classical principle "good things come in threes" suggests that triads are naturally endowed with qualities of balance and completeness.
The South Carolina baseball team’s road to Omaha and the College World Series runs through the SEC.
Coming off the most productive season of his collegiate career, Alex Destino is projected to have an even bigger offensive presence with the Gamecocks in 2017.
Following the first weekend of team scrimmages, which he described as “sloppy,” head baseball coach Chad Holbrook was much more impressed with his team the second weekend of play at Founders Park.
Brandon McIlwain's first semester of college: graduated a semester early from Council Rock North High School in Newton, Pennsylvania, made the the decision to pass up a likely seven-figure signing bonus by withdrawing from the MLB Draft, enrolled in his first college classes, made his preseason collegiate baseball debut in his first month on campus, learned a new offense in football workouts and then passed for two touchdowns in the Garnet & Black Spring Game. He wouldn't even turn 18 until a few weeks after the semester ended.
South Carolina baseball recruit Brett Williams passed away suddenly, as first reported by The State's Lou Bezjak. Williams was 16-years old and had committed to the Gamecocks less than two weeks ago.
Most Outstanding Athlete: Savannah McCaskill — Women's Soccer
Like the bloom of forsythia, South Carolina baseball is one of the few dependable harbingers of spring in Columbia. The Gamecocks traditionally begin their slate of spring scrimmages at the end of January, well before Punxsutawney Phil can even attempt to get his act together.
The South Carolina baseball team has released its 2017 schedule with the Gamecocks set to open with a three-game set against UNC Greensboro on Feb. 17.
The Cubs famously have failed to win a World Series since 1908. The Indians were last World Champions in 1948. Their fanbases have endured a combined 176 years of suffering. You can jump on the bandwagon right now.
On his fourth and final defection attempt from Cuba, a 15-year-old Jose Fernandez plunged head first into treacherous waters to save an unknown woman who had been knocked overboard from his boat. It wasn't until he reached her that he learned he had just saved the life of his own mother.
When assistant coach Sammy Esposito offered John Gilreath a spot on the South Carolina baseball team, it didn't take long for the then-rising sophomore to make his decision. Gilreath committed that day, making his pledge to the Gamecocks three years ahead of when he'll step on campus.
Spirit Communications Park, home of the Columbia Fireflies, has already shattered the attendance record for professional baseball in the Palmetto State capital, and come June 2017, fans will have another exciting event to watch.
Jackie Bradley Jr. will always be remembered as a Gamecock great, but he’s finally making a name for himself in the big leagues.
After a solid year in South Carolina’s starting pitching rotation, Braden Webb has been honored with the 2016 Freshman Pitcher of the Year award by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association.
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