South Carolina tops Ohio to open 2017 softball season
By Connor O'Mahony | Feb. 10, 2017The South Carolina softball season got out to a good start for the Gamecocks, who needed just five innings to blank Ohio.
The South Carolina softball season got out to a good start for the Gamecocks, who needed just five innings to blank Ohio.
With 14 returning players, including 2016 hits leader Kaylea Snaer, South Carolina softball looks to overcome a tough schedule to reach the NCAA Tournament for the fifth straight year.
Sindarius Thornwell's versatility and leadership coupled with his impressive stats make him the favorite for SEC Player of the Year.
Sindarius Thornwell led USC with a career-high 44 points and 21 rebounds, but it wasn't enough to lead the Gamecocks to a win over Alabama in quadruple overtime.
With the second weekend of baseball scrimmages in the books, head baseball coach Chad Holbrook was pleased with the improvement shown by his team.
A hardened veteran of the minor leagues, USC head ice hockey coach Allan Sirois hit his athletic stride in Florence, South Carolina, of all places.
Despite a very forgettable first-half performance, Maik Kotsar played well in the second half and made up for the rest of South Carolina's big men's poor performance against Georgia.
Despite running into early foul trouble and receiving minimal production at the post, the Gamecocks beat Georgia in front of a sold out crowd at Colonial Life Arena.
Head Coach Will Muschamp recruits prominent in-state talent for the 2017 class.
After its first SEC loss of the season on Monday, the No. 4-ranked USC women's basketball team responded with a 75-63 road win against No. 25 Kentucky Thursday night.
South Carolina was able to sign three 4-star commits and two 3-star commits to its defensive line for next season.
To bolster an already deep defense, Muschamp added four linebackers from this years signing day.
After struggling last season at the position, Will Muschamp and his staff were able to bring in five recruits to beef up his offensive line for the upcoming season.
Star recruit Jamyest Williams headlines a strong crop of players who will be joining the Gamecocks' secondary next season.
South Carolina brought in two 4-star recruits and two 3-star recruits at wideout and tight end in today's signing day.
Four players scored over 15 points for No. 19 South Carolina enroute to a 25 point victory over the Tigers.
They'd been surviving against inferior opponents, but the No. 4 Gamecocks finally faltered in conference play Monday against Tennessee.
