Women's soccer reaches first Women's College Cup with win over Florida
By Whitney Westbrook |The 2017 women's soccer squad was the first team to secure a spot in the Women's College Cup in November 2017.
Long Family Football Operations Center, Carolina Indoor Track & Field Complex opened this year
By Paige Davoren |The Gamecock football and track and field programs received new facilities in 2019.
NCAA, Confederate flag: South Carolina's opportunity for economic growth
By Matthew Edwards |The 2015 removal of the Confederate flag from South Carolina Statehouse grounds led to economic growth with the NCAA lifting its ban against pre-selected NCAA Tournament championships to be hosted in South Carolina.
From horns to spurs: How Kingston took over Gamecock baseball
By Cam Adams |After the 2017 season, head coach Mark Kingston came in to lead the South Carolina baseball program.
Gamecock alumni well-represented across professional sports
By Nate Shirley and Perry Dominici |With their success in the garnet and black over the past four years, the Gamecocks are well represented in four major professional sports leagues.
Remembering greatness, championship era lives on for women's basketball
By Shelby Beckler |South Carolina claimed its first national championship in 2017 and looks forward to 2019 with the No. 1 recruiting class.
Changing of the guard: Muschamp enters as Spurrier leaves
By Joe McLean |Following a 3-9 season and a loss to The Citadel at home, South Carolina hired Will Muschamp to lead the Gamecocks on the football field.
Gamecock softball falls to No. 15 Bulldogs in extras
By Cam Adams |The No. 14 South Carolina softball team lost 6-4 to No. 15 Georgia after a late offensive battle that went in favor of the Bulldogs (35-16, 8-12 SEC) on Saturday at Beckham Field.
South Carolina women's tennis looks to NCAA play
By Shelby Beckler |The South Carolina women's tennis team secured the first ever SEC championship this weekend. The Gamecocks now look to NCAA play.