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Three-star wide receiver Randrecous Davis (Atlanta, Georgia) signed with the Gamecocks Wednesday, choosing South Carolina over Miami. A former Georgia commit, Davis had 58 catches for 1,024 yards during his senior season at Mays High, recording 17 touchdowns.
The legacy of South Carolina legend George Rogers will live forever in the grainy game films, his 1980 Heisman Trophy and his new bronze statue that now guards Williams-Brice Stadium. After his famed career at South Carolina, Rogers went on to win a ring with the Washington Redskins in the 1988 Super Bowl. However, Rogers did not park the bus after his football career came to an end following the 1987 season. In an exclusive interview with The Daily Gamecock, the former football star discussed his new life as an ambassador and a humanitarian.
Perfection is not a word that should be thrown around liberally, especially when it pertains to NFL franchises. If any team this season has neared perfection, it has got to be the Carolina Panthers. From a 15-1 regular season record to their dominant postseason run, their season has been nearly flawless. Their 49-15 victory over the Arizona Cardinals in the NFC Championship Game reinforces that.
Former Alabama running back Tyren Jones gave his official committal to the South Carolina Gamecocks Sunday night, adding another piece to the team’s backfield.
South Carolina picked up a commitment from ex-Alabama running back Tyren Jones on Sunday. Jones, who was dismissed from the Crimson Tide due to disciplinary issues, spent last season with Hutchinson Community College in Kansas. As a redshirt freshman at Alabama in 2014, Jones picked up 224 yards on just 36 carries, backing up 2015 Heisman Trophy winner Derrick Henry.
The almost flawless 16-1 Carolina Panthers will host the 14-3 Arizona Cardinals in the NFC Championship game on Sunday at 6:40 p.m. This is not the first time these two teams have met in the playoffs. Last season, the Panthers escaped in a sloppy 27-16 victory.
The significance of football in this country cannot be overstated. The NFL is a multi-billion dollar industry. The league has its own day of the week. It is more than just a tradition. In the past, any negative views toward the NFL have quickly been shut down by not only the league but also by the fans that back it.
The Clemson Tigers have lost the battle for this year’s college football national championship. But they hope to win the coming war.
The 2016 College Football Playoff National Championship game featured the two top teams in the country: No. 2 Alabama and No. 1 Clemson.
Newly hired head football coach Will Muschamp is known as a great recruiter, but one of the most important players on his radar this offseason was not a high school senior or even a junior college transfer.
Pharoh Cooper must have expected better. This was supposed to be his team. This was supposed to be his year. Now, with this season a disappointment and this program on the verge of collapse, the man so lovingly referred to as King Tuttchdown is jumping ship, just like the coach that recruited him.
The South Carolina Gamecocks dropped to 3-8, as The Citadel Bulldogs (8-3) won at Williams-Brice Stadium with a final score of 23-22 on Saturday.
The Gamecocks will host The Citadel (7-3) on Saturday and are favored in Saturday’s game for the first time since mid-October when they hosted Vanderbilt. The Southern Conference Champions bring a dangerous triple-option attack and could challenge South Carolina.
A USC student started a petition Monday urging the NCAA, SEC, ESPN and the university to change the kick-off time of the Nov. 28 matchup against in-state rival Clemson from 12 p.m. to a later time slot. Since the petition went online at approximately 5 p.m. Monday, it accumulated over 8,000 signatures in less than 24 hours.
I wish it weren't decided like this. I wish that a coach were judged solely on his team’s performance, not the tallies in the win-loss column. I wish that recruits made decisions based solely off the words of the coach speaking to them, with his name having no impact at all on their decision. I wish that a coach’s job security rested solely on the honest belief of his players in him, not the belief of the alumni, fans and non-football-related administrators who have no idea what happens behind locker room doors or on the practice field.
The once formidable South Carolina football team has declined dramatically in the past two seasons. Just two years ago, Gamecock fans were cheering against Missouri, knowing that a single misstep could lead South Carolina to the SEC Championship Game.
Junior quarterback Perry Orth has been added to the Burlsworth Trophy watch list.
University of Missouri president resigns amid protests over racial tension
Missouri football players refuse to participate unless university president resigns
For a rookie, Shawn Elliott has been phenomenal head coach.