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The Memorial tailgating lot has been a tailgating tradition for University of South Carolina football games. This season, it will be under new ownership, changing from Morrison Memorial, LLC to Viral College Entertainment, LLC.
Four of USC's offensive line positions were already locked up, and position coach Eric Wolford suggested Tuesday that the Gamecocks have found their left tackle as well.
As excited as players and students are for the addition of the in-stadium DJ, associate athletic director for marketing Eric Nichols says the decision was really centered around recruiting.
Jake Bentley said at SEC Media Days that he expected offensive play-caller Kurt Roper to unleash more of the playbook this season, now that Bentley and the offensive skill players are more experienced.
The hardest job for co-offensive coordinator Bryan McClendon in 2017 could be deciding which receivers to have on the field.
Will Muschamp has been very clear that there's no established linebacker depth on the South Carolina defense this season, but he's been encouraged by what he's seen from one freshman in particular early in camp.
The South Carolina offense has the potential to be elite in 2017, but one question remains — will the offensive line hold up?
Let Will Muschamp tell you himself — the Gamecocks don't have much depth at linebacker.
South Carolina has the furthest thing from a quarterback competition this fall, but there's still a backfield battle in Gamecock Park for the third straight season.
South Carolina's home opener gained even more hype Tuesday when the SEC announced that the Gamecocks matchup against Kentucky will kick off at 7:30 p.m.
The goal, of course, for every college football team every season is to win a national championship, but that's more reasonable for some programs than others.
The Gamecocks won't be able to secure their first win on the field until September, but Will Muschamp certainly dominated the recruiting trail over the last week.
South Carolina sent three offensive players to SEC Media Days for the first time ever in 2017, and head coach Will Muschamp knew that would raise some eyebrows.
A year ago, if you told Hayden Hurst he'd be at SEC Media Days, he likely would've been surprised.
The SEC, college football's best conference over the last several seasons, has run into a problem at the most prominent position in the last few years.
With 10 commits already in the fold for the 2018 class, Will Muschamp and the South Carolina coaching staff are continuing to focus on bringing in top talent, and they could reap the benefits, as a couple of players' decisions will come in the upcoming week.
In a list published on ESPN Tuesday, Edward Aschoff rated South Carolina's trio of Deebo Samuel, Bryan Edwards and Hayden Hurst as the best in the SEC for the 2017 season.
The wait for the top in-state signal-caller's decision is almost over.
After the annual South Carolina Garnet & Black spring game, football coach Will Muschamp voiced some concerns about the defense. He admitted that there were a lot of unknowns. He also added the coaching staff is "going to be asking guys who aren’t going to be on our campus yet to contribute and you don’t know how that’s going to go.”
It’s simple. South Carolina is not and will not become a “basketball school.”