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.
Despite the losses that are beginning to pile up for the Gamecocks, sports writer Jordan Airington searches for silver linings in the 2016 South Carolina football season.
A year later, the University of South Carolina's athletic department can have conviction in the fact that they made the right decision by moving the game to LSU.
Perry Orth demonstrated his ability to help South Carolina move the ball vertically down field despite the absence of two of his primary receiving targets.
Hayden Hurst continues to step up for South Carolina amid an injury-depleted receiving corps.
South Carolina put forth a respectable effort against one of the hottest teams in the SEC, but late errors on special teams undermined a potential upset win.
Sports writer Jordan Airington breaks down all the SEC games for Week Five, highlighted by the matchup between No. 11 Tennessee and No. 25 Georgia.
Sports writer Lee Wardlaw writes that the hope of the South Carolina football team reaching six wins is far-fetched, so fans should begin to shift their focus to the upcoming basketball season.
While South Carolina will enjoy returning home to start a five-game stretch at Williams-Brice Stadium, they will be tasked with physically imposing opponent in Texas A&M.
Sports editor Adam Orfinger asks five questions to Heath Clary, the assistant sports editor at Texas A&M's The Battalion, to preview the upcoming matchup between the Gamecocks and the Aggies Saturday at Williams-Brice Stadium.
Sports editor Adam Orfinger evaluates the chances of South Carolina's bowl eligibility after the Gamecocks' 2-2 start.
Sports editor Adam Orfinger makes his case that LSU's firing of Les Miles isn't actually the best move for the program going forward.
After scoring just 10 points against a dismal Kentucky defense, it appears the South Carolina offense has plenty of work to do ahead of the looming matchup with Texas A&M.
The South Carolina football team allowed over 200 rushing yards and committed costly penalties that were too much to overcome in a 17-10 loss to Kentucky.
Sports writer Jordan Airington breaks down the eight SEC matchups for Saturday.
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.
Sports writer Lee Wardlaw points out that South Carolina can use its consistent underdog status as motivation in each game throughout the season, starting with Saturday's game against Kentucky.
