Column: South Carolina will always be a football school
By Abe Danaher | April 12, 2017It’s simple. South Carolina is not and will not become a “basketball school.”
It’s simple. South Carolina is not and will not become a “basketball school.”
PJ Dozier has a decision to make: declare for the draft and guarantee himself the riches that come with doing so, or stay one more year at South Carolina to try and increase his draft stock even further.
South Carolina right-hander Tyler Johnson could return to action this week in the Gamecocks' upcoming games with North Carolina and Mississippi State.
Allisha Gray, Alaina Coates and Kaela Davis are all projected to be taken in the first round of the WNBA Draft.
South Carolina's bats rebounded against Vanderbilt after the Commodores took the first two games of the series.
South Carolina's pitching staff recorded 17 strikeouts in a loss to Vanderbilt.
Former NFL quarterback and Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow blasted a two-run homer in his first minor league at-bat for the Columbia Fireflies Thursday night.
South Carolina's trend of falling short in close games continued in the opener with Vanderbilt.
South Carolina tight end Kiel Pollard tallied 108 yards in Saturday's annual Garnet and Black Spring Game, foreshadowing a big-time sophomore season.
Columnist Pete Helms argues that the NCAA should discipline its officials for the exorbitant amount of fouls called in the National Championship Game.
Sophomore infielder LT Tolbert is leading the South Carolina baseball team with a .333 batting average and 31 hits thanks to a new mindset he’s adopted at the plate.
Frank Martin was awarded the Jim Phelan National Coach of the Year Award and his Gamecock team finished the season ranked sixth in USA Today's final college basketball rankings.
Shortstop LT Tolbert tied his career-high with three RBIs and the Gamecock offense struck out just once, sealing a 6-1 win against the Paladins.
Fans were given the opportunity to watch and interact with Fireflies players Sunday, including Tim Tebow.
South Carolina leading scorer A'ja Wilson earned a national title in a season she had dedicated to her late grandmother.
Allisha Gray doesn't do a lot of talking, but her national title game performance spoke for itself Sunday night.
The South Carolina women's basketball team defeated Mississippi State, 67-55, Sunday to secure the program's first-ever national title. The championship is the school's first since baseball won it in 2011.