Sports staff offers Super Bowl picks
By Sports Staff | Feb. 5, 2016With less than 48 hours to go until the Carolina Panthers take on the Denver Broncos in The Golden City, the sports staff offers up their picks for Super Bowl 50.
With less than 48 hours to go until the Carolina Panthers take on the Denver Broncos in The Golden City, the sports staff offers up their picks for Super Bowl 50.
Rico Dowdle kicked off an eventful Signing Day for South Carolina, as the three-star running back became the first Gamecock to sign his letter of intent Wednesday.
Coach Will Muschamp lived up to his reputation of flipping recruits with the signing of three-star wide receiver Kiel Pollard from Moultrie, GA.
Three-star wide receiver Chavis Dawkins, a lifelong South Carolina fan, committed to the Gamecocks Wednesday over N.C. State, Louisville, Wake Forest and others.
Will Muschamp continues to impress, receiving a hard committal from former Alabama running back Tyren Jones.
South Carolina picked up a commitment from ex-Alabama running back Tyren Jones on Sunday. As a freshman at Alabama in 2014, Jones picked up 224 yards on just 36 carries, backing up 2015 Heisman Trophy winner Derrick Henry.
The 2016 College Football Playoff National Championship game featured the top two teams in the country, No 2. Alabama vs. No. 1 Clemson.
Newly hired head football coach Will Muschamp is known as a great recruiter, but one of the most important players on his radar this offseason was not a high school senior or even a junior college transfer.
The South Carolina Gamecocks dropped to 3-8, as The Citadel Bulldogs (8-3) won at Williams-Brice Stadium with a final score of 23-22 on Saturday.
The Tennessee Volunteers improved their record to 5-4, as they defeated the South Carolina Gamecocks, who drop to 3-6 with the loss, 27-24.
Perry Orth started his second straight game Saturday afternoon, as the Gamecocks fell to the Texas A&M Aggies 35-28.
Saturday, 3-4 South Carolina clashes with a skidding Texas A&M team.
Let's create a swirling sandstorm of white — not a landfill of towels in the end zone.
It was South Carolina's first game in over 10 years without Steve Spurrier, who resigned earlier this week, and nobody knew how the team would respond without the iconic Head Ball Coach.
Spurrier’s legacy and icon status surpass his importance on the field.
South Carolina will not be looking for an easy victory when it hosts the University of Central Florida for their fifth meeting in history on Saturday.
I’m not angry that we’re losing. I’m upset that our team doesn’t seem to have the will to win.