Column: Postseason uncertain for Gamecocks
By Noah Patheja | Feb. 21, 2018After suffering a tough six-game losing streak, the postseason remains unclear for the South Carolina men's basketball team.
After suffering a tough six-game losing streak, the postseason remains unclear for the South Carolina men's basketball team.
Having already clinched the Palmetto Cup, injury-addled South Carolina dropped their season finale to Clemson by a final of 7-0 Friday night in Irmo.
Despite losing game 1, the Gamecocks outscored VMI 16-2 in the final two games to take the series during Opening Weekend.
After suffering a tough loss in the season opener, the South Carolina baseball team bounced back and hit three home runs to get its first win of the season.
The South Carolina men's basketball team snapped a six-game losing streak in the upset over No. 10 Auburn on Saturday.
South Carolina is set to face 10th ranked Auburn in its annual Legends Weekend matchup.
The Gamecock bats went cold as the game went on as South Carolina couldn't get the Opening Day win.
John Gilreath is proving himself worthy of a starting spot after this past Friday's scrimmage.
The Gamecock's starting lineup is looking clearer every day, but head coach Mark Kingston still has some decisions to make.
Gamecocks, picked to finish fourth in the SEC East, look to improve on last season with new head coach and All-SEC player.
The Gamecocks lost some big arms in the bullpen last season, including their star closer, so a lot of the preseason has been evaluating their new arms and seeing who can best fill the roles.
The Gamecocks have a tough schedule ahead of them for the 2018 season, highlighted by facing nine SEC teams ranked in the top-25.
As he prepares for his final season in garnet and black, Jonah Bride is ready to be a leader and help bring the team the success they want to go back to.
South Carolina's new pitching coach, Skylar Meade, has taken a new energetic approach and has connected with all pitchers in a variety of ways.
Entering the 2018 Gamecock baseball season, who's going to fill the weekend rotation has been one of the biggest questions.
Seven months after getting hired, head coach Mark Kingston has seen what his team can do during preseason and is finally ready for Opening Day.
Three Gamecocks went north for the summer to play amongst the best players in college baseball to help them improve their skills before the upcoming season.