Three Gamecocks selected in 2026 NFL draft
The NFL draft has concluded, and three Gamecocks have found new homes.
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The NFL draft has concluded, and three Gamecocks have found new homes.
Trick Williams' rise as a WWE superstar hit another milestone Sunday as he became the new WWE United States Champion after defeating Sami Zayn at WrestleMania 42 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Defensive line coach Travian Robertson has been a part of the South Carolina football family long before he began coaching in Columbia.
Redshirt senior transfer Dayne Arnett joins South Carolina’s football team as one of the newest offensive linemen, bringing in a highly valued skillset and the ability to play multiple positions.
Former South Carolina defensive back and 13-year pro Stephon Gilmore announced his retirement from the NFL Thursday.
After the 2025-26 season's 4-8 record, head coach Shane Beamer and his new staff found it time for major changes all over the program.
With the December 2025 hiring of Stan Drayton as the new running backs coach for South Carolina, as well as a few new transfers, the Gamecocks’ running back room will look a lot different this upcoming season.
The Gamecocks' backfield will feature multiple new faces this season. One new addition fans are focusing on is redshirt sophomore running back Christian Clark. The Arizona native came to South Carolina after spending the first two years of his college career at the University of Texas, where he accounted for 55 carries and 236 yards in eight games, all coming in 2025.
With South Carolina football in the midst of its offseason, many former Gamecocks will have the ability to make their presence felt at the next level. One Gamecock who will be selected in the NFL Draft next month is defensive back Jalon Kilgore.
South Carolina added eight new offensive linemen to the roster through the transfer portal during the 2026 offseason. Each individual player brings their own stories on how they ended up in Columbia and why they picked South Carolina. Redshirt senior offensive lineman Seth Smith simply felt right at home.
Brandon Cisse, a cornerback from South Carolina, declared for the 2026 NFL Draft on Dec. 11 following his lone season with the Gamecocks, forgoing his final year of eligibility. Originally from Sumter, South Carolina, Cisse started his collegiate career at NC State as a reserve cornerback his freshman year, played in nine games his sophomore year, then transferred to South Carolina in 2025.
As the college football world continues to change, coaches have to bring their A-game to land top recruits. Some programs spend millions. Others roll out the red carpet. But with senior edge rusher Caleb Herring, South Carolina fans can be credited with helping secure the star talent.
Joe DeCamillis, former South Carolina special teams coordinator and associate head coach, will return to the NFL after spending two seasons with the Gamecocks, first reported by Matt Zenitz of CBS. He will be the special teams coordinator for the Las Vegas Raiders.
Four members from the South Carolina football team will represent the program at the 2026 NFL scouting combine, the NFL announced today.
South Carolina football recruiting is entering a new phase as head coach Shane Beamer and his staff continue to shape the Gamecocks’ roster for the future. The process is moving into a stage where plans and priorities are becoming clearer for the program.
The biggest event in sports is set to kick off this Sunday from Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. The NFC’s Seattle Seahawks and the AFC’s New England Patriots will face off on the 60th anniversary of the NFL’s highest honor.
After South Carolina’s football team concluded its 2025 season with a 4-8 record, head coach Shane Beamer and his staff directed their attention toward recruitment for 2026. One area of focus that the Gamecocks looked to improve on was the offensive line.
The sting of disappointment from last season's faults are finally starting to dampen for head coach Shane Beamer and the Gamecocks. Entering last season as the No. 13 ranked team in the country, South Carolina's season was derailed by inconsistency and miscues just one year detached from a near-playoff berth.
When South Carolina football head coach Shane Beamer hired Stan Drayton to join his staff as running backs coach and assistant head coach, it marked more than just another offseason coaching move. It reunited two coaches whose careers first intersected more than two decades ago in Starkville, Mississippi.
Several former Gamecocks had notable seasons in a memorable 2025 NFL regular season. Among them, a former first-overall pick had another strong season, while a defensive star emerged for the NFC's No. 1 seed.