SEC Media Day takeaways: Muschamp looks to capitalize on momentum
By Shelby Beckler | July 19, 2018Head coach Will Muschamp took the podium Thursday at SEC Media Day to discuss South Carolina's upcoming football season.
Head coach Will Muschamp took the podium Thursday at SEC Media Day to discuss South Carolina's upcoming football season.
After a surprising nine win season in 2017, ESPN's FPI projects a seven win season for South Carolina in 2018. However, sports writer Joe McLean argues that there could be a lot more in store for the Gamecocks this season.
The Gamecocks got their first quarterback commit of the 2019 class on Wednesday night, but junior Ryan Hilinski's decision means more to him than just the game.
Wide Receiver Bryan Edwards will continue his third season at South Carolina. Will Muschamp is looking to further develop his strength in his receiving and running game.
Jake Bentley and the Gamecock offense showed off a new up-tempo style of play under new offensive coordinator Bryan McClendon at Williams-Brice Stadium during the 2018 Garnet & Black Spring Game.
The 2018 Garnet & Black Spring Game was a good measurement for South Carolina to see where it stood especially with the incoming freshman and allowed those players to prove themselves.
The new early signing day period has given the players the platform to prove themselves and develop into South Carolina's style in a more effective way.
The 2018 National Signing Day brought the South Carolina football program 22 recruits, but due to the new early signing period, they inked just two players on Wednesday.
Former Gamecocks Alshon Jeffery and Duce Staley help the Philadelphia Eagles get past the New England Patriots to win Super Bowl LII.
The Daily Gamecock sports staff's predictions for the 2018 Super Bowl on Feb. 4.
The Super Bowl always features some of the greatest matchups, but this year two former Gamecocks will square up against each other for the ultimate championship.
The New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles won their games during Championship weekend to advance to the Super Bowl, but a few former Gamecocks made huge plays in those wins.
The second round of the NFL playoffs are in the books, and a few former Gamecocks helped their teams advance to the next round.
With college football in the books and the NFL draft looming in the future, Skai Moore will be one of the many seniors who left their legacy on the program.
Will Muschamp announced Friday afternoon that former Gamecock star Marcus Lattimore was returning to the program, but in a new off-field position.
It's official: Will Muschamp announced Bryan McClendon as his new offensive coordinator, as well as some other members of his coaching staff.
The Outback Bowl gave South Carolina their ninth win for just the seventh time in program history, and showed a lot of promise in the team. But what's ahead for the Gamecocks?