After taking two of three games over the weekend from SEC foe Auburn, South Carolina’s midseason struggles appear to be behind them. At least that’s what head coach Chad Holbrook is hoping.
The South Carolina baseball team seemed to carry its struggles from the weekend over to Tuesday night’s matchup with Charleston Southern, as the Gamecocks fell 4-1 and picked up their first non-conference loss of the season.
After a dominant start to the season, the South Carolina baseball team is reeling.
Sloppy play dictated what turned out to be a battle for first place in the SEC East in Sunday’s matchup game between the No. 4 South Carolina baseball team and No. 13 Florida.
The South Carolina and Florida baseball teams have jockeyed back and forth for the top spot in the SEC East all season, and right now, they are dead even.
Columbia moved one step closer to bringing a minor league baseball team to the city after City Council on Tuesday voted to build a stadium in a planned Bull Street development.
A three-run first inning paired with a four-run third placed South Carolina ahead of Furman early, enough to ensure a 9-2 victory over the Paladins Tuesday.
We live in a golden age of steroid use in professional sports. No matter how many times you hear that the “steroid era” of the ‘90s and early 2000s is over, there is still widespread drug use across Major League Baseball.
An unblemished six-game homestand pushed the Gamecocks into a first-place tie atop the SEC East with No. 15 Florida last week. Three games and two losses later, No. 5 South Carolina finds itself in the same situation entering this week.
The South Carolina baseball team’s road woes continued this weekend, dropping just its second series of the season in a trip to Arkansas.
With the threat of inclement weather moving into Fayetteville, Ark., No. 2 South Carolina’s series opener against the Razorbacks was pushed back to Friday.
There’s no one good way to describe the way junior catcher Grayson Greiner is playing. But he’s out of his mind.
If the dramatics against Tennessee were enough for Gamecock baseball fans, they weren’t for one of the heroes of this past weekend’s series.
When Joey Pankake’s two-out fly ball was soaring towards the glove of Tennessee’s Vincent Jackson, the game was over. But the right fielder dropped it.
Freshman starting pitcher Wil Crowe has built a team-leading 5-0 record in his first year with the South Carolina baseball team and, according to head coach Chad Holbrook, he’s well on his way to a spot on the Freshman All-America team.
Sophomore Evan Beal took the mound for the first time this season in Wednesday night’s 4-0 win over Coastal Carolina. For Beal, it was the final step in a long road to recovery after sitting out parts of preseason practice and the regular season due to a lingering back problem.
It was a chilly night Tuesday when the South Carolina baseball team took on the College of Charleston. But the Gamecocks didn’t seem to mind the cold as they cruised to a 4-2 victory over the Cougars.