The Daily Gamecock interviewed seven current and former students from the University of South Carolina last Saturday prior to the South Carolina-Georgia football game.
The first football game of the year found many students trapped in a crowd outside of the student entrance of Williams-Brice Stadium.
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Gamecocks come back to beat East Carolina by a score of 20-17, move to 2-0 on the season.
Gamecock football coordinators Clayton White and Marcus Satterfield spoke to the media, where they said the team is sticking to its game plan, despite key players returning from injuries.
South Carolina will hit the road for the first time this season to face East Carolina at noon on Saturday.
Head football coach Shane Beamer and sophomore quarterback Luke Doty spoke to the media on Tuesday prior to Saturday's game against East Carolina.
Gamecock football dominates Eastern Illinois in the home opener, rolling 46-0, with help from an efficient passing game and a rock-solid defense.
The Gamecocks will host Eastern Illinois under the lights to open the Shane Beamer era and kickoff the 2021 season.
Players and coaches talk about Zeb Noland and the role he plays on the team as current starting quarterback.
Following the announcement of Zeb Noland being named starting quarterback, head coach Shane Beamer spoke to the media on Tuesday.
The former graduate assistant was elevated to the active roster following Luke Doty's injury.
The South Carolina Athletics Department released COVID-19 protocols for Williams-Brice Stadium on Friday afternoon.
Offensive Coordinator Marcus Satterfield emphasized his main priority for the first game of the season is, “making sure that South Carolina offense is ready to roll when game one comes around."
The Gamecocks are preparing for the first game of the season with new quarterback addition to the team, Zeb Noland.
The 2021 Garnet and Black spring game was held on Sunday after weather moved it from its original date of Saturday. The Garnet team left with a 14-10 win.
Football head coach Shane Beamer said he felt this week of practice was the team's best this spring, praising his players' energy and performance.
