Football logo sticker to honor Charleston shooting victims in 2015 season
By Kelli Caldwell | Aug. 30, 2015The 2015 South Carolina football team will display a logo sticker on its helmets to honor the victims of the Charleston shooting on June 17.
The 2015 South Carolina football team will display a logo sticker on its helmets to honor the victims of the Charleston shooting on June 17.
With the upcoming season quickly coming up, certain awards have announced their watch list, and some Gamecock footballers have squeezed their way onto it.
The SEC Network's "Takeover" series is meant to increase interest in and excitement for college sports by allowing each school to highlight their athletic accomplishments.
With Hoke running the Xs and Os of the defense, Lorenzo Ward will have the opportunity to hone in on individual players and units much like he did as secondary coach under Ellis Johnson.
Summerville High School head football coach John McKissick, 88, has announced that he will be retiring from his job after one of the most impressive careers in football history.
Believe it or not, the college football season is slated to kickoff in less than three months. Coming off a disappointing 7-6 season, South Carolina faces a crucial year in 2015.
Tickets are now on sale for the coming football season’s first game.
Many believed A.J. Cann was South Carolina's best NFL prospect, and on Friday night, he proved just that.
Former Kansas safety Isaiah Johnson announced on Sunday via his twitter account that he will be transferring to South Carolina for his final season.
Now that spring practice is complete, only 142 days remain until South Carolina opens up the 2015 season at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte against North Carolina.
South Carolina finished up spring practice on Saturday with the annual Garnet and Black Spring Game and as the Gamecocks inch closer to the start of the 2015 season, they still have several questions that need to be answered.
South Carolina closed the book on what was a very interesting and transitional spring practice with the annual Garnet and Black Spring Game on Saturday, which the Black team won 14-13 in front of 22,580 spectators at Williams-Brice Stadium.
The last of South Carolina’s allotted 15 practices will take place this Saturday in the form of the annual Garnet & Black Spring Game. While the public scrimmage is simply the last practice of the spring, there are several questions that could be answered Saturday. Here are five things to look for this weekend at the spring game.
When South Carolina’s 2015 spring practice comes to a close on Saturday with the annual Garnet & Black Spring Game, the Gamecocks will have completed one of the bigger transitional periods since head coach Steve Spurrier took over in 2004.
Thirteen of South Carolina’s 15 allotted spring football practices are down, and the Head Ball Coach has a better idea of what his team will be capable of this upcoming season.
On Wednesday,scouts from 28 of 32 NFL teams gathered at Williams-Brice stadium for South Carolina’s Pro Timing Day.
The arrival of warm weather in SEC country signals the beginning of outdoor football practices. After a long offseason of weightlifting, cardio workouts and individual drills, the Gamecocks began spring practices Tuesday.
