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	Sophomore guard Tiffany Mitchell scored a team-high 20 points in the Sunday’s win over the Gators. She leads the Gamecocks in scoring, averaging 15.3 points per game.

Gamecocks claim share of SEC title

With the South Carolina women’s basketball team’s 69-55 victory over Florida on Sunday afternoon, the Gamecocks clinched at least a share of the regular season SEC title for the first time since joining the conference in 1991.


	Sindarius Thornwell turned in 18 points in Saturday’s loss.

Men's basketball falls to Georgia

When the South Carolina and Georgia men’s basketball teams retreated back to their respective locker rooms for halftime during Saturday’s game, the score was tied and the Gamecocks looked to be in prime position to avenge their earlier loss to the Bulldogs.


Gamecocks lose 4-star recruit

A prize recruit in South Carolina’s 2014 recruiting class, defensive end Dante Sawyer, will be headed to junior college instead of Columbia for his freshman season.


Men seek revenge against UGA

With less than five minutes to play and the game tied at 55, the Gamecocks watched Michael Qualls grab the last points of his 20-point effort — a three that gave Arkansas the lead for good.


Men's golf begins drive to SEC championship

This weekend The South Carolina men’s golf team will kick off its spring season beginning Friday at the Bayou City Collegiate Championship golf tournament in Humble, Texas where the team will face off against 14 other schools, including the second-ranked Texas Longhorns, winners of the 2012 National Championship.


Baseball off to perfect 4-0 start

A double down the third base line by Conner Bright that plated teammate Grayson Greiner proved to be all that the No. 5 Gamecocks needed to power past Presbyterian College, as they picked up their fourth win of the season Tuesday, 4-0.


Gamecocks look to sweep ‘Cats

The last time No. 4 South Carolina squared off against No. 15 Kentucky, it came in a top-10 showdown at Colonial Life Arena that the Gamecocks used to propel into conference play.


The last line of defense

Gamecock fans should expect a variety of names to contribute in the outfield this season on the South Carolina baseball team.


Several spots left to fill in pitching rotation

The South Carolina baseball team’s pitching staff last season took the nation as well as themselves by surprise. But as quickly as they burst onto the scene, they were gone, with the likes of Nolan Belcher, Tyler Webb and Adam Westmoreland graduating out of the program.


	In his first season as head coach, Chad Holbrook took the Gamecocks one game short of a College World Series appearance. He looks to expand on that success in year-two.

Getting back to the promised land

This time last year, South Carolina head baseball coach Chad Holbrook could go into town with relative certainty that he wouldn’t be stopped by a random passerby.