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One way of telling how good Vanderbilt pitcher Carson Fulmer is is through a box score. The junior right-hander’s scoreline from the Commodores’ 12-0 win over South Carolina was the following: 7.0 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 9 K.
After his team got swept last weekend by Florida, South Carolina head coach Chad Holbrook offered a challenge of sorts to his team: finish the season strong.
South Carolina crawled into its matchup with Presbyterian College Tuesday after being swept by No. 10 Florida in Gainesville.
April brings one of the most glorious times of the year: the beginning of Major League Baseball season.
The South Carolina baseball program announced Tuesday that sophomore pitcher Wil Crowe will miss the remainder of the 2015 season due to a torn UCL to his right elbow, an MRI revealed.
Times have been tough as of late for the South Carolina baseball team, and the Gamecocks may have hit rock bottom when getting swept this past weekend on the road by No. 10 Florida, but head coach Chad Holbrook is taking the blame.
Things aren’t getting any easier for South Carolina.
No. 21 South Carolina (23-11) has won three straight games for the first time since opening SEC play with a sweep of next-to-last place Kentucky. The team will look to capitalize on the momentum this weekend as they travel to Gainesville for a three-game series with No. 10 Florida.
After losing eight times in an 11-game span, the South Carolina baseball team has since won three straight contests after defeating The Citadel 4-2 at Carolina Stadium Wednesday evening.
Returning home after losing a road series weekend, No. 13 South Carolina will take on Appalachian State University.
No. 13 South Carolina (21-11) continued to struggle this past weekend, dropping two of three games on the road against a tough Mississippi State team.
No. 13 South Carolina came into Thursday’s series opener against Mississippi State seeking a fast start to an SEC series for the first time in three weeks.
After going 1-6 in a seven-game span, the South Carolina baseball team has started to move in the right direction with two consecutive wins.
The South Carolina baseball team was able to end a rough week on a good note with an 8-5 win against Georgia on Sunday, but the Gamecocks, losers in six of their last eight games, still fell in two different rankings.
Following losses in the first two games of the weekend series against 18-11 Georgia, something needed to change for No. 7 South Carolina. The Gamecocks (19-9) had lost three straight and six of their last seven.
Closing out a four-game road trip, No. 7 South Carolina (18-7) traveled to Conway, South Carolina, and blew a two-run lead, losing 9-8 in extra innings to Coastal Carolina.
As No. 12 South Carolina tries to right the ship after a bad 1-3 week, the offense is still struggling. At this point in the season, as SEC play gets cranked up and statistics begin to stabilize, teams are getting a better look at which players are legitimate threats.
As the 2015 baseball season approaches, teams are frantically scouring their organizations for potential talent in spring training.
No. 6 South Carolina (18-6) crawled into Sunday’s series finale against Missouri (18-6) on a three-game losing streak and following a stretch of three extra inning games in its last four.
No. 6 South Carolina (17-6) limped into Saturday’s matchup against Missouri, (18-5) desperately needing a spark to ignite the offense.