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South Carolina's 2017 men's basketball signing class was finalized Wednesday, and Frank Martin will bring six new players to Columbia, five freshmen and a graduate transfer.
Frank Martin generally isn't one to mince words, and that held true in a recent story published by CBS Sports, when South Carolina's head man discussed a hot-button topic, the role of college basketball when it comes to putting players in the NBA.
After setting all sorts of program records during a magical Final Four run, Sindarius Thornwell and PJ Dozier have one last chance to etch their name into the Gamecocks' history books.
You probably heard it all year too.
USC's incoming freshman class is expected to well exceed prior expectations of enrollment, according to university officials.
Dawn Staley, A'ja Wilson and the 2017 women's basketball national champions were honored recently with signs along the highway, commemorating the program's first national championship. Now, drivers coming into Columbia from Interstate 77 and Interstate 20 will know they're entering the home of winners.
When Allisha Gray and Kaela Davis decided to move on from Columbia after the national championship, it appeared the Gamecocks could have trouble on the wings during the 2017-18 season and beyond.
After capping an illustrious career by leading a storybook run to the Final Four, Sindarius Thornwell will continue to be honored in Columbia, even years after his final game in garnet and black.
Should South Carolina men's basketball team reach the first two rounds of the 2019 NCAA Tournament, it won't be eligible to play at Colonial Life Arena. Still, those involved in the bid process believe both the men's and women's Final Four runs played a pivotal role in bringing the marquee event back to Columbia.
It’s simple. South Carolina is not and will not become a “basketball school.”
The 2017 WNBA draft is set to take place on April 13 at 7 p.m., and currently three South Carolina players are projected to be taken in the first round.
PJ Dozier has a decision to make. A potential million-dollar decision.
A sea of garnet and black packed the Statehouse grounds and the sidewalks of Main Street Sunday afternoon to commemorate USC's first national championship in the sport of women's basketball.
Monday night's National Championship Game was set to feature a highly-anticipated end to March Madness with a matchup between a pair of No. 1 seeds, Gonzaga and North Carolina.
Dawn Staley may call her the Gamecocks' "silent assassin," but Allisha Gray wasn't too quiet during the national championship Sunday night.
When the final buzzer sounded Sunday night, A’ja Wilson dropped to her knees and started bawling.
For the first time ever, the South Carolina Gamecocks are the national champions in women’s basketball.
The state of South Carolina had never produced a team that reached the Final Four.
Just the third No. 7 seed to make the Final Four in the history of the tournament,South Carolina's late second-half push wasn't quite enough in a 77-73 defeat to Gonzaga.
This is what they came here for.