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The Garnet and Black Spring Game, like most spring games, is a glorified scrimmage. It gives younger players a chance to gain reps in an environment that is the closest thing to game day until the first week of the season.
In Saturday's Garnet & Black Spring Game, the Garnet team defeated the Black team by a score of 28-16 in front of a crowd of more than 25,000 at Williams-Brice Stadium.
This Saturday, fans will be able to see Gamecock football in action for the first time since its shocking 28-0 defeat versus Virginia in the Belk Bowl.
On March 2, former South Carolina football player Deebo Samuel participated in the NFL scouting combine along with 47 other wideouts at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.
Many football players leave the sport completely after they finish playing. But former South Carolina linebacker DeVonte Holloman is staying involved with football by coaching at his high school, where his football career began.
You’ve had a great college football career. Everyone at your college knows you, you’re a household name among fans and you will live long in the memories of fans, students and alumni alike.
After being a free agent for just under a month, former Gamecock Bruce Ellington will continue his NFL career with the 2019 Super Bowl Champions: the New England Patriots.
Lou Sossamon, South Carolina's first All-American football player, died of natural causes on Monday morning. He was 97 years old.
South Carolina came away from National Signing Day last week with a couple of highly touted players to its 2019 football recruiting class, including defensive tackle Jaquaze Sorrells and defensive back Jammie Robinson.
After a nearly two-year construction period that ended last month, media members were invited to tour the Cyndi and Kenneth Long Family Football Operations Center on Monday afternoon.
For the seventh year in a row, a former South Carolina football player will be suiting up for the Super Bowl.
Three South Carolina football players announced that they will be returning for their senior seasons as Gamecocks in 2019.
After a 28-0 loss to Virginia in the Belk Bowl, the Gamecocks are turning to the offseason to prepare for fall 2019. South Carolina finished its 2018 season at 7-6 overall with a 4-4 record in the SEC.
While several Gamecocks will get another season to wear garnet and black, one senior who had a challenging career with an injury said goodbye to his five-year South Carolina football career.
South Carolina (7-6, 4-4 SEC) fell to the Virginia Cavaliers (8-5, 4-4 ACC) 28-0 in the Belk Bowl on Saturday with several missed opportunities.
South Carolina’s offense found itself in a scoreless game against Virginia on Saturday in the 2018 Belk Bowl.
The Southeastern Conference announced today that the Gamecocks (7-5, 4-4 SEC) will face off against the Virginia Cavaliers (7-5, 4-4 ACC-Coastal) in Charlotte, North Carolina in the Belk Bowl at Bank of America Stadium, home of the Carolina Panthers.
As South Carolina players piled on the bus to meet their next opponent, the Gamecocks often would plug headphones in their ears and get into a "zone." But former running back Marcus Lattimore looked out the window and saw a bigger picture.
In a rare December home game, the Gamecocks defeated the Akron Zips 28-3 to finish the season with a 7-5 record.
The Gamecocks have one more regular season game, but they also have a 6-5 record, making them bowl eligible for the third year in a row.