Column: Gamecocks took huge step in 2016
By Adam Orfinger | June 13, 2016The 2016 baseball season may not have had the best ending for South Carolina, but that shouldn't spoil the unlikely success the team enjoyed throughout the year.
The 2016 baseball season may not have had the best ending for South Carolina, but that shouldn't spoil the unlikely success the team enjoyed throughout the year.
The South Carolina baseball team continues its road to Omaha as they host a Super Regional starting Saturday against Oklahoma State.
Sports editor Adam Orfinger argues that the success of head baseball coach Chad Holbrook does not warrant the "Fire Holbrook" movement that can be found on social media.
Three Gamecocks were selected in the 2016 draft. Here's how they might fit in with their new teams.
Head coach Curtis Frye hopes the Gamecocks can get into the Top 25 with strong performances from all 16 athletes.
Gamecock baseball advances to super regionals against Oklahoma State behind an efficient offensive game and the 10-5 win against UNC-Wilmington.
Despite great performances from his players in two wins Sunday, head baseball coach Chad Holbrook has found himself in multiple predicaments as he tries to sort out the lineup for Monday's regional final.
South Carolina found their revenge from Friday's blown lead by demolishing URI behind the bats of Gene Cone and Alex Destino.
It wasn’t orthodox or pretty, but Golden State’s trouncing of the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 1 of the NBA Finals left one thing clear: This is most definitely their series to lose.
The South Carolina baseball team pulled away from Duke late, living to fight another day in the Columbia Regional with a 4-2 win.
South Carolina has the talent to recover from Friday's loss an advance to the super regionals, but a number of things will need to fall into place if the Gamecocks are going to play baseball beyond this weekend.
The South Carolina baseball team relinquished an early 4-0 lead in an upset loss to Rhode Island Friday night by a score of 5-4.
Sports editor Adam Orfinger analyzes the four teams that will be playing postseason baseball at Founders Park this weekend.
The men’s golf season has seen its ups and downs, from top-three finishes to bottom-three finishes.
Sports editor Adam Orfinger discusses the firing of Baylor head football coach Art Briles and commends the university administration for making the decision, even though it will cost the Bears on the field.
The South Carolina baseball team has now lost eight straight games in Hoover at the SEC Baseball Tournament since 2012.
South Carolina picked up a first round bye and the No. 2 seed as they start their trip through the SEC tournament on Wednesday.
