Remember a few weeks ago, following the Texas A&M game, when you resigned yourself to the fact that the South Carolina football program would inevitably go 0-12, sink into some massive hole in the ground and ultimately cease to exist?
Remember the Florida Gators who ended the 2013 season on a seven-game losing streak and missed a bowl game for the first time since 1990? They’re the same Gators who lost to an FCS opponent and couldn’t figure out which team they were supposed to block?
Gurley has been impressive throughout his time at Georgia, and I think the thing w hat makes him so successful is that he just does not want to go down
When you’re the top high school running back in a talent-heavy state like Georgia, doors tend to open up for you.
After showing improvement in the second half against East Carolina last Saturday, the Gamecock defense undoubtedly spent the week thinking one of the most chilling notions in college football:
While the Gamecocks were inside battling Texas A&M, 104 people were ejected from Williams-Brice during this year’s season opener, according to the USC Division of Law Enforcement and Safety.
With the Georgia game approaching, an infamously rowdy game, it is more important than ever to remember proper stadium decorum.
After a winning weekend for several South Carolina teams, three athletes received a variety of weekly honors to commemorate their efforts.
The Gamecock football team slipped down from last week’s No. 21 spot in both polls, with a No. 24 ranking in the most recent AP poll and a No. 23 ranking in the coaches’ poll.
East Carolina scored on its first three possessions of the game, jumping out to an early 13-7 lead over the Gamecocks. However, on its final four possessions, the Pirates were only able to notch one score, turning the ball over twice in that span.
The Gamecocks’ defense answered the bell against East Carolina regarding whether they could make a key play to help win a game.
The great thing about being young is that you’re open to the kind of mind-forging repetition that can etch all sorts of information onto an unconscious level.
Just 60 minutes into what was supposed to be a best-ever season for No. 21 South Carolina, the Gamecocks’ plans were derailed.
The featured game in college football this week brings together two heavyweights in No. 7 Michigan State and the No. 3 Oregon Ducks in a game that’s sure to give the winner an early leg up on a spot for the college football playoff.
Last Thursday, one team put up 52 points and 680 total yards of offense in their season opener at Williams-Brice.
The last time the Gamecocks saw East Carolina’s senior quarterback Shane Carden, it was 2012 and then-starting quarterback Rio Johnson had just been yanked in favor of the sophomore.
Graduate student James Armstrong knows how to change USC’s luck on the football field.