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Sports columnist Lee Wardlaw explains why Will Muschamp is a different coach than he was at Florida.
Sports Editor Bobby Balboni examines the legacy of South Carolina women's basketball coach Dawn Staley, specifically focusing on how her impact in Columbia compares to her previous stops.
Senior sports writer Sarah Stone outlines three potential changes for South Carolina's football program following their win over Tennessee.
In his weekly column "Goodwill Punting," an alternative view of South Carolina athletics, sports editor Bobby Balboni explores the phenomenon of the towel chain that spread throughout the student's section at the most recent home football game.
The circumstances of one's birth don't determine their potential.
As basketball season draws nearer and nearer, managing editor Adam Orfinger argues that the South Carolina women's team looks to be the nation's best.
Sports editor Bobby Balboni debuts his new column 'Goodwill Punting:' a weekly link between pop culture and the world of Gamecock athletics. Warning: Dangerous amounts of satire ahead; proceed with caution.
Sports writer Ryan Lawson argues that on the whole South Carolina's defense has met expectations based on Will Muschamp's prior coaching experience.
While it remains unlikely that freshman Jake Bentley will play quarterback for the Gamecocks in 2016, sports editor Bobby Balboni explains the faulty logic in redshirting Bentley in order to gain class distinction between him and fellow freshman Brandon McIlwain.
Mexico's avocado industry is controlled by the cartels.
The debate commission and candidates care little about promoting and protecting democracy.
In the wake of the tragic passing of Miami Marlins' pitcher Jose Fernandez, sports editor Bobby Balboni argues that Major League Baseball and its fans failed to recognize Fernandez's true cultural significance.
The Clintons have earned their low support among young voters.
Sports editor Adam Orfinger argues that to truly be considered a threat in the SEC, Butch Jones and Tennessee have to break the streak and beat Florida on Saturday.
Young people are much too soft on socialism. Looking at the facts of the situation, they should reconsider their position.
For the second year in a row, members of the media are hyping up Tennessee. Sports editor Adam Orfinger argues that the Volunteers will disappoint again this fall.