Column: Will Muschamp's first recruiting class meets program's goals
By Adam Orfinger | Feb. 3, 2017Head Coach Will Muschamp recruits prominent in-state talent for the 2017 class.
Head Coach Will Muschamp recruits prominent in-state talent for the 2017 class.
Despite a less-glaring need at the two positions, Will Muschamp was still able to sign one 3-star quarterback and two transfers at running back.
An unprecedented number of recruits have decommitted in the 2017 cycle, prompting columnist Adam Orfinger to question what the word "commit" means to current recruits.
Strength coach Jeff Dillman aspires to improve on-field performance and to keep his player's healthy, but above all else, looks to inspire his players with his unbridled energy.
Linebacker Skai Moore will return to the Gamecocks in 2017 with a shot to enter the program's record book.
Jadeveon Clowney, Johnathan Joseph, Patrick DiMarco and Jared Cook will look to represent South Carolina in the NFL playoffs.
Sports Editor Bobby Balboni quantifies the 2016 football season for the Gamecocks as a success.
Sports Editor Bobby Balboni examines the implications of another championship for Alabama in comparison to the consequences of a Clemson victory.
Jake Bentley and the South Carolina offense set several Birmingham Bowl records in the shootout loss to South Florida, proving that there should be optimism going forward.
South Carolina fell behind early in the Birmingham Bowl, but they came up with an offensive explosion to force overtime. The comeback wasn't completed though, as the Gamecocks fell in overtime.
Despite a 10-win season for USF and several accolades for quarterback Quinton Flowers, the junior signal-caller and the Bulls feel they have plenty to prove against South Carolina.
South Carolina will draw a tough opponent in their bowl matchup with South Florida. The Bulls rank as one of the elite offensive teams in the country.
After a long 13 weeks, the SEC championship race has been whittled down to one last game between Florida and Alabama.
The Gamecocks' frustration at the hands of their rivals extended beyond the scoreboard in their 56-7 loss to Clemson, with multiple players reporting to have heard racial slurs directed towards them by their opposition.
South Carolina fell flat in the regular season finale, allowing in-state rival Clemson to amass over 600 yards of offense in a 56-7 rout.
Jordan Airington tries his hand at predicting the SEC's Rivalry Weekend showdowns.
With the Palmetto Series rivalry looming on Saturday, managing editor Adam Orfinger went behind enemy lines to get the Clemson perspective on the game from The Tiger's sports editor Allison Daniel.