South Carolina clinched the first seed in the SEC tournament on Sunday, defeating No. 17 Ole Miss by a score of 85-48. The Gamecocks improve to 13-1 in conference play ahead of their final two regular season games.
South Carolina baseball is set to host three members of the United States service academies over the weekend in the first-ever Salute to Service Weekend at Ray Tanner Field at Founders Park.
South Carolina baseball defeated Wofford and Gardner-Webb Tuesday and Wednesday to earn its first two midweek wins of the season. After a slow offensive start over Opening Weekend, the Gamecocks had 27 hits over the two games, with freshman infielder Will Craddock going 3-3 on Wednesday in his first start for the garnet and black.
Florida pulled away from South Carolina by controlling the paint, capitalizing on turnovers, and answering every Gamecock run from start to finish. Florida junior forward Alex Condon anchored the interior effort as the Gators built a 39-29 halftime lead and extended the margin to 20 in the second half, never allowing South Carolina to generate sustained momentum.
South Carolina women's basketball head coach Dawn Staley is on the 2026 Werner Ladder Naismith Women’s College Coach of the Year Watch List. Staley is one of 15 coaches on the list and she was won the award four times.
South Carolina sits in the driver's seat of the Southeastern Conference with four games to go. Taking a look at the competition down the stretch, the Gamecocks are positioned well to earn the first seed in this year's SEC Tournament.
South Carolina men’s basketball dropped its seventh straight on Tuesday night to the Florida Gators, losing 76-62. Florida junior forward Alex Condon dropped 20 points to lead the Gators. Senior guard Meechie Johnson paced the Gamecocks with 22.
South Carolina baseball earned its first series win of 2026, defeating Northern Kentucky 2-1 on Friday and Saturday. Despite the series win, major concerns surrounding the Gamecock offense arose after multiple failed attempts to hit with runners in scoring position. The South Carolina pitching staff provided a much-needed bright spot for the program over the series.
The South Carolina men's basketball team fell to the Alabama Crimson Tide 89-75 after a slow offensive start led to Alabama scoring nine first-half 3-pointers and taking a comfortable lead that it would maintain the rest of the game. The Gamecocks will now take on the Florida Gators on Feb. 17.
No.16 South Carolina softball swept the Carolina Classic in dominant fashion, winning all four of its games while outscoring its opponents 33-4. The Gamecocks found success on both sides of the ball, leading to their four victories and two run-rule wins.
The South Carolina men's basketball team fell to the Alabama Crimson Tide 89-75, marking its 14th overall loss and 10th conference loss. The Gamecocks will now travel to the O'Connell Center, where they will take on the Florida Gators on Feb. 17 at 7 p.m.
South Carolina baseball won its first series of the season against Northern Kentucky 2-1. The weekend was highlighted by sophomore infielder KJ Scobey's walk-off home run in game two on Friday night.
Tessa Johnson and Raven Johnson spearheaded the Gamecocks' win over the No. 6 Tigers on Saturday. South Carolina's 18th straight win over LSU provides viable cushion for first place in the SEC.
Former South Carolina special teams coordinator and assistant head coach Joe DeCamillis is making his return to the NFL. He spent two season with the Gamecocks and has several NFL stops and coached at University of Texas for a year as a special assistant to the head coach.
South Carolina women's tennis team beat the Charlotte 49ers 4-0 and the South Carolina State Bulldogs 5-0 Saturday afternoon. They will now look towards taking on the No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs next Sunday in what will be a highly competitive match.
South Carolina women's basketball defeated the LSU Tigers in Baton Rouge on Saturday to further cement its position atop the SEC. The win was the 18th straight for the Gamecocks over the Tigers.
South Carolina football head coach Shane Beamer outlined the program’s recruiting approach during a recent media availability, detailing the balance between high school recruiting and transfer portal additions. Beamer emphasized the importance of building the roster through high school prospects while using the portal to address immediate positional needs with experienced players. He also discussed standards for player movement, roster management and how recruiting fits into the program’s long-term development in the SEC.
