The South Carolina women's soccer team will have to make a few adjustments with a young team this season. However, head coach Shelley Smith is ready for the challenge.
Six South Carolina football players have been named to national watch lists as the 2018 season approaches.
Coach Will Muschamp and quarterback Jake Bentley discuss the upcoming season at SEC Media Days in Atlanta.
Gamecock football players attended the 22nd annual Pigskin Poets event with Richland Library.
After the SEC Media Days in Atlanta, members of the media vote on final SEC standings and star players.
South Carolina fans attend SEC Media Day Thursday in Atlanta, Georgia.
Head coach Will Muschamp took the podium Thursday at SEC Media Day to discuss South Carolina's upcoming football season.
Head football coach Will Muschamp was named to the Bobby Dodd Coach of the Year preseason watch list along with 20 other coaches.
After a historic run in 2018, Gamecock softball will have to replace a key component of their success in 2019.
Mark Kingston held his summer news conference Wednesday discussing South Carolina's postseason run and what's to come for the Gamecock baseball program in 2019.
Carlos Cortes is one of two Gamecocks to sign with the New York Mets organization following the 2018 MLB Draft.
Frank Martin addressed the media in a summer press conference and discussed the current happenings within the Gamecocks men's basketball program.
The South Carolina Gamecocks came up short just of playing in the College World Series after losing to Arkansas Monday night.
The Columbia Fireflies came up short against the Charleston Riverdogs Wednesday night.
First-time Gamecocks are competing at the NCAA Outdoor Nationals starting June 6, rounding out the 2018 track and field season for South Carolina.
The Fireflies could not find the strength that they needed on both offense and defense when facing the Riverdogs, which resulted in a devastating loss for Columbia.
South Carolina's Adam Hill and Carlos Cortes were drafted Tuesday by the MLB in hopes to further their careers.