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There's been a lot of focus during the offense on the incoming freshmen who will be entering into South Carolina's football program and trying to make a name for themselves in Williams-Brice Stadium.
This year's National Signing Day was much calmer than it has been in years past due to the newly installed early signing period. From Dec. 20 through 22, players got the opportunity to sign to their schools and get a head start on practice and academics. The new period forced everyone to adjust.
For college football fans, the first Wednesday of February is one of the most exciting days of the year. It's the day high school athletes officially sign their letters of intent for the college they have committed to.
A year ago, former Gamecock Alshon Jeffery was a Chicago Bear and made a promise that he would win the Super Bowl the following year.
This year’s Patriots-Eagles Super Bowl matchup is the second consecutive year college teammates will face each other in the Super Bowl. Last year, a pair of players from Rutgers suited up for their respective teams for the big game, and the Patriots emerged victorious. This year, it's two former Gamecocks.
The NFL season is coming to a close with the 2018 Super Bowl taking place on Sunday, Feb. 4 at 6:30 p.m. The New England Patriots will look to win their second Super Bowl in a row, as they made the ultimate comeback last year to beat the Atlanta Falcons 34-28. They'll still have a challenge to overcome, as the Philadelphia Eagles look to win with backup quarterback Nick Foles.
Championship weekend has come and gone, meaning the NFL season is that much closer to ending. And while we saw the New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles win their respective games to advance to the Super Bowl, we also saw a few former Gamecocks making the plays that changed the course of the games.
Four former South Carolina football players got their chance to play in the NFL Divisional Round of this year’s playoffs. This season is all of their first NFL postseason appearances, and a few of them helped propel their teams to impressive wins.
A familiar face has returned to South Carolina. Former Gamecock football star Marcus Lattimore was named the Director of Player Development - Life Skills and the Beyond Football program. The news brought a wave of excitement throughout the program and university.
South Carolina head coach Will Muschamp named wide receivers coach Bryan McClendon as the full-time offensive coordinator during a press conference Friday morning. McClendon will also continue to coach the wide receivers.
The first football task in 2018 is complete: win the Outback Bowl. But it's only day one and there's a lot of work to do moving forward for the 2018 season. Although South Carolina (9-4) is happy with the win, head coach Will Muschamp knows that more is in store for this program.
Two seasons ago, the Gamecocks finished their football season 3-9. Former head coach Steve Spurrier resigned midway through the season, and the immediate future of the program was unclear. Although that season was disappointing, there were a handful of players that were bright spots on the team, and would be around for the coming years.
New Year's Day sparked fireworks in South Carolina as the Gamecocks battled to beat Michigan and win the 2018 Outback Bowl 26-19.
Monday marks the start of the new year, and the final time we'll see the South Carolina football team for the 2017 season. The Gamecocks take on Michigan for just the fourth time in program history, and most will remember their most recent meeting in the 2013 Outback Bowl: just let the Jadeveon Clowney hit roll through your mind. With the regular season in the books, the Gamecocks are looking to improve their current 8-4 record, while the Wolverines have a lot they want to prove.
Although the South Carolina football team did not qualify for the College Football Playoff this season, two of the Gamecocks' opponents this season did.
Sunday was like Christmas for many college football fans who found out which bowl game their teams will play in this postseason.
The College Football Playoff Committee announced Sunday that the four playoff teams are Clemson, Oklahoma, Georgia and Alabama in that order.
In terms of coaching changes, the last few weeks of college football have been full of twists, turns and surprises.
As some college teams are wrapping up their seasons, the arguments for the fourth year of the College Football Playoff are just beginning.
With the bowl season quickly approaching, college football fans are hoping their team will head somewhere warm to play.