Pitching pushes Gamecocks to sweep over Phoenix
By Isabelle Khurshudyan | Feb. 27, 2012USC tops Elon after allowing just seven hits in the series
USC tops Elon after allowing just seven hits in the series
One-run games becoming routine for USC
Matthews, Marzilli offer veteran leadership for young squad
Freshman relievers will look to fill role of Taylor
Price makes move to starting role after closing in 2011
USC will be the “hunted” team after repeating as national champions
Coke, wine offered as championship memorabilia
Baseball staff to make cuts to roster before VMI
USC pitcher's mom in remission after being diagnosed with breast cancer
Projected third baseman homers three times over weekend
Tanner pleased with offseason progress
Rivals announce move from Greenville in 2012
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Gamecocks add 21 new faces to 2012 roster
Key members from title run move on to minor leagues
Left-handed reliever has chance to go pro with brother Bryan Harper took a step toward fulfilling a dream this week Actually, make that two dreams. Harper, a left-handed reliever for South Carolina this past season, came to terms on his first professional contract with the Washington Nationals, who selected him in the 30th round of the 2011 MLB First Year Player Draft in June. The signing is all the more significant because it gives Harper a chance to eventually play professionally on the same team as his brother Bryce Harper, who is the gem of the Nationals’ farm system and one of the most heralded prospects in recent memory.
Shortstop continues