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Depth at linebacker gives defense new look

The South Carolina defense has instability in the secondary and inexperience on the defensive line. Early on in 2014, the team will need to be the linebacking corps that holds the Gamecocks’ defense together, as the unit works on becoming cohesive.


Around the Nation: Games to watch in week one

The No. 12 Clemson Tigers and the No. 16 Georgia Bulldogs will face off this weekend in a game that has many Gamecock fans wondering, “Is there any possible way that both teams could lose…because that would be awesome.”


In Our Opinion: Let Mace into football games

In the list of items prohibited by USC Athletics from tomorrow’s football game, you have your usual contraband: explosives, illegal drugs, alcohol and parrots.


No. 2 QB spot still up for grabs

With redshirt sophomore Perry Orth and redshirt freshman Connor Mitch jostling for the distinction of backup QB, it doesn’t look as though Spurrier will make a decision until he absolutely has to.


In Brief: Aug., 22

Today’s briefs include a man drowning after wading into water to get to sandbar, Carowinds’ new roller coaster and a drone being used by Clemson football.


Freshman's tweets aid recruiting

If you were a football prospect graduating from high school in2014 and you were on South Carolina’s radar, chances are you had a tweet in your mentions from @B_Quatro4.


Jeffrey looking to build own legacy

When wide receiver Shamier Jeffery first arrived at South Carolina, his brother, Alshon, had already entrenched himself atop the depth chart, cemented by a breakout 1,517-yard 2010 season.


Taking the reins

Down 7-0 to UCF and having the misfortune of starting the drive on his own three-yard line, quarterback Dylan Thompson lined up in the shotgun with no one beside him.