Baseball earns 2 dominant wins to open season After postponing Friday’s season opener due to unfavorable weather, the Gamecocks got their 2014 campaign underway with a doubleheader Saturday.
From an outsider’s perspective, Saturday’s equestrian meet between No. 1 South Carolina and No. 6 Georgia had a clear favorite, even if the meet was in Athens, Ga. The Gamecocks were the top-ranked team in the country and had won their last three matchups.
Fresh off a win just days before, the South Carolina women’s tennis increased its current win streak to three when it won both matchups Sunday in a doubleheader against Charleston Southern and Davidson.
The South Carolina softball team posted a 3-1 record in the Carolina Classic to kick off the 2014 season at Beckham Field.
Fans at the Colonial Life Arena got exactly what they expected Sunday afternoon as No. 6 South Carolina bested Arkansas 67-49 in a hard-fought, defensive struggle to stay atop the SEC.
Leading up to Saturday’s contest at Tennessee, men’s basketball coach Frank Martin was concerned that his young team would be outmatched by the Volunteers’ size and experience. And to his own chagrin, the coach was right.
Leading up to Saturday’s contest at Tennessee, men’s basketball coach Frank Martin was concerned that his young team would be outmatched by the Volunteers’ size and experience. And to his own chagrin, the coach was right.
The success of No. 6 South Carolina’s two towering centers has been documented throughout the season.
Bouncing around the bottom floor of the brand new softball stadium, laughing and chatting away, the women of South Carolina softball are full of new life and energy.
This season, the South Carolina men’s basketball team has become all too familiar with potential bounce-back scenarios after tough losses.
The bright lights of New York will be fixed on the Gamecocks this weekend as the track and field team competes against more than 100 universities in the Armory Collegiate Invitational.
Despite 29 points from senior Brenton Williams and recovering from a 16-point deficit, South Carolina let victory slip from its fingers once again against Auburn Wednesday night.
The signing of four-star linebacker Bryson Allen-Williams on national signing day highlighted a South Carolina recruiting class that is set to address many defensive needs for the Gamecocks next season.
With conference play looming just a few weeks away, the No. 26 South Carolina men’s tennis team will travel to the heart of ACC country this weekend to battle No. 20 Wake Forest on Friday and No. 35 North Carolina State on Sunday.
The women’s basketball team will travel to Mississippi State on Thursday in South Carolina’s first game since it claimed first place in the SEC over the weekend.
The possibility of turning the season around has dangled in front of the South Carolina men’s basketball team again and again during the conference season.
13 blue and orange national championship banners, displayed next to 23 SEC championship banners greeted the South Carolina swim and dive team as it arrived in Auburn this past weekend.