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Demetra departing for Georgia Tech gig

Andy Demetra has officially accepted a broadcast position with Georgia Tech, ending weeks of speculation that the voice of Gamecock basketball and baseball would be leaving Columbia.


What's Italy without pizza? (Ellen Creager/Detroit Free Press/TNS)

Chow down for no charge

Whether you're a newly minted member of the class of 2020 or a super senior and proud of it, Welcome Week is always good for one thing: an excess of free food. Here's a helpful guide to all the best grub up for grabs this week.


In Brief: 8/18/16

The City of Columbia is looking into giving Finlay Park a makeover, Columbia breaks heat records yet again and the Town of Lexington is fining a trash company $32,000 for missing thousands of homes.


In Brief: 8/17/16

The 14-year-old River Bluff High School football player who died after collapsing at practice was buried, former Gamecock football star Alshon Jeffrey was involved in a brawl at a joint NFL practice between the Chicago Bears and New England Patriots and USC alum Natasha Hastings came in fourth in the 400-meter dash at the Olympics.


In Brief: 8/16/16

South Carolina punter Sean Kelly will not be suspended from any games over a recent arrest, a man was seriously injured during a race at the Anderson Motor Speedway and one person was killed in a a single-car crash in Sumter County.


In Brief: 8/12/16

Gamecock Basketball will see a brand new court design by the start of the upcoming season. An alleged serial beer thief is sought by the Richland County Sheriff's Department. A coach at River Bluff High School mourns the death of a football player. A man fell victim to a fatal automobile crash after suffering a cardiac arrest episode. Students are teaming up with the American Civil Liberties Union to file suit against a South Carolina schools law. Donald Trump leads Hillary Clinton by just two points in a recent South Carolina poll.