Head to head: Lamar Jackson has already won the Heisman
By Abe Danaher | Nov. 9, 2016End the Heisman race right now, Lamar Jackson has already sealed the deal on winning college football's most prestigious award.
End the Heisman race right now, Lamar Jackson has already sealed the deal on winning college football's most prestigious award.
Managing editor Adam Orfinger breaks down the likelihood of each part of the scenario that would put the South Carolina football team in the SEC Championship Game.
The South Carolina women's basketball team got strong performances from new players in the 120-49 exhibition win over Benedict, giving fans an idea of what the new-look Gamecocks may bring to the table this season.
In just nine games, head coach Will Muschamp has turned the South Carolina defense around, though he still believes there is work to do.
Will Muschamp put mouse traps all throughout the South Carolina football facilities this week, encouraging the Gamecocks to ignore the praise of the fans and focus on Missouri.
As a team that ranked 123rd in total offense with an average of 318 yards a game, the Gamecock came alive this week in their 31-21 victory over Missouri with a season-high 428 yards.
A late game-winning header by Andre Streete helped lift the Gamecocks over No. 12 Kentucky.
Jordan Airington offers up his weekly picks around the SEC, including his projection for Alabama vs. LSU, a matchup that has produced a top five team every year since 2006.
Behind two goals by Savannah McCaskill, South Carolina women's soccer was able to edge out Texas A&M 2-1.
After coming off the bench for most games last season, senior guard Duane Notice is ready to step up this season in hopes of making it to the NCAA Tournament.
With a roster that is in flux, Alaina Coates will provide stability coming off a season in which she averaged a double-double for the Gamecocks.
A look at the SEC conference, who will live up to expectations and who will not.
A focus on the five biggest games for South Carolina in the upcoming men's basketball season.
After the departure of three starters and two reserves from last year's front court, South Carolina now must adapt to the youth and inexperience that exists this season in their front court.
Although often unknown to even the most die hard Gamecock fans, walk-ons Jarrell Holliman and John Ragin are an integral part of this South Carolina basketball team.
After a freshman year where the hype was there but the production wasn't, PJ Dozier looks to be the player everyone hoped he'd be for South Carolina this upcoming season.
For Chris Silva, be it on the court or in life in general, adjusting has become a constant that he has learned to accept and grow through.