Two Gamecocks announced within 24 hours that they would be declaring for the 2018 NBA Draft, but neither of them are hiring an agent which means they could return to South Carolina for the upcoming season.
Senior Hadley Berg will be remembered at South Carolina for her unwavering determination and work ethic as she has lead her team to a remarkable season this year.
After a surprising nine win season in 2017, ESPN's FPI projects a seven win season for South Carolina in 2018. However, sports writer Joe McLean argues that there could be a lot more in store for the Gamecocks this season.
The Gamecocks' "never say die" attitude came alive once again as they were able to snatch a victory from the Arkansas Razorbacks with a six run sixth inning.
The South Carolina track and field team claimed three wins at the Gamecock Invitational along with competing at the Spec Towns Invitational where a pair of Gamecocks earned rankings on Saturday.
A six-hour rain delay stopped the momentum for the Gamecocks as they dropped their first SEC and home match of the season to No. 12 Florida.
The South Carolina softball team had just six hits in Friday's contest, but put them together at the right time to get the 2-1 win over Arkansas in the first game of the series.
The Gamecocks got their first quarterback commit of the 2019 class on Wednesday night, but junior Ryan Hilinski's decision means more to him than just the game.
Freshman Kelsey Oh retired her first 14 batters to help the Gamecocks win 5-2 on Wednesday night over Georgia Southern.
Sports writer Brandon Alter argues that A'ja Wilson is the greatest Gamecock of all time — and that it's time the athletics department recognizes it, makes an exception and puts her number in the rafters.
Wide Receiver Bryan Edwards will continue his third season at South Carolina. Will Muschamp is looking to further develop his strength in his receiving and running game.
The South Carolina bullpen struggled late in the game to lead the North Carolina Tar Heels to a win over the Gamecocks for the third straight year at BB&T Ballpark on Tuesday night.
Jake Bentley and the Gamecock offense showed off a new up-tempo style of play under new offensive coordinator Bryan McClendon at Williams-Brice Stadium during the 2018 Garnet & Black Spring Game.
The Gamecocks completed their first SEC series sweep in over a year behind solid outings from their normal starters and players finding timely hits despite the team battling multiple injuries.
The 2018 Garnet & Black Spring Game was a good measurement for South Carolina to see where it stood especially with the incoming freshman and allowed those players to prove themselves.
The Gamecocks picked up their first SEC series win in over a year behind big performances from Cody Morris and Carlos Cortes on Friday night.
With Adam Hill back in his normal starter spot, the Gamecocks were able to shut down the Vols in the series opener Thursday night.
