Gamecocks seek bounce back win against Missouri
By brennan doherty | Feb. 9, 2015Trying to snap a two-game losing skid, there may not be a better SEC opponent for South Carolina (11-11, 2-8 SEC) to face Tuesday night than Missouri (7-16, 1-9 SEC).
Trying to snap a two-game losing skid, there may not be a better SEC opponent for South Carolina (11-11, 2-8 SEC) to face Tuesday night than Missouri (7-16, 1-9 SEC).
Trying to keep their heads up after losing by 20 points Tuesday will be difficult as the Gamecocks continue on in their next away game.
Not allowing the thoughts of a potential No. 1 versus No. 2 showdown with Connecticut next week to creep into its mind, the South Carolina women’s basketball team (22-0, 10-0) defeated another ranked team.
With spring right around the corner, so is the 2015 softball season.
It’s been less than a month since Ohio State beat Oregon to bring this past college football season to an end and the start of the 2015 season is still seven months away.
In 2014, it was linebackers. A year ago, defensive backs. This year, South Carolina's recruiting class was all about beefing up its defensive line that underperformed tremendously last season.
Football recruiting rankings should be taken with a grain of salt. Perhaps a little more than a grain should be prescribed when talking about the intentions of 17 and 18-year-old kids.
College athletes are ambassadors for the school, and while nothing has been done yet, it looks as if players will be compensated for their work sooner rather than later.
Three days after besting a formidable Georgia team, South Carolina was bounced back into the loss column by Arkansas, 75-55.
Basketball Times national coach of the year, Olympic gold medal recipient and now honorary deputy sheriff.
Redshirt senior pitcher Julie Sarratt could strike you out and then do your taxes.
The start of the 2015-16 football season will be here before teams across the nation knows it, and now decisions have been made to see where the nationally ranked players will go. .
For the first time in a while, the South Carolina men’s basketball team will be riding a bit of momentum when it travels to face Arkansas Tuesday night.
No matter the sport, a matchup between rivals South Carolina and Clemson is guaranteed to be intense and meaningful for both schools. Men’s tennis is no different.
The No. 1 South Carolina Gamecocks have won yet another game, lengthening its winning streak to 21 games while remaining unbeaten this season after defeating Ole Miss 77-59 in Oxford Sunday afternoon.
A stumbling South Carolina team pitted against a Georgia team that was without its top scorer and rebounder Saturday afternoon produced a perfect storm for the Gamecocks to win their second conference game, 67-50.
The Gamecock men’s tennis team will welcome archrival Clemson to town Saturday for a top-30 tennis match that has players and coaches alike amped up.