Basketball players earn national recogntion
By Joseph Crevier | March 29, 2016The pain from a disappointing postseason was slightly lessened this week as several Gamecock players received national recognition.
The pain from a disappointing postseason was slightly lessened this week as several Gamecock players received national recognition.
Columnist Abe Danaher discusses his experience watching his hometown team make an improbable run to the Final Four.
The Gamecocks had two big matches this weekend against the Tennessee Volunteers and No. 18 Kentucky Wildcats.
Injuries to quarterbacks Lorenzo Nunez and Perry Orth have opened the door for freshman Brandon McIlwain to win the starting job for the fall.
Strong performances from sophomore Akaram Mahmoud and junior Jordan Gotro led the South Carolina men's swimming and diving team to a 17th place finish at the NCAA Championships.
The South Carolina women's basketball team didn't reach the Final Four this season, as most expected, but don't let that overshadow what the departing seniors accomplished.
South Carolina should soar up national rankings after collecting three road wins against Ole Miss. Starting pitcher Braden Webb's 14-strikeout performance on Friday was the highlight of the series.
Friday night was South Carolina's second Sweet 16 loss in three years.
After South Carolina beat Syracuse last season, both teams will battle it out on the court again Friday at 7 p.m.
After getting off to a poor 2-4 start in SEC play, the Gamecocks will face a daunting opponent in the Auburn Tigers. The clutch hitting of senior Ansley Ard could give South Carolina a much needed advantage against the powerful Tigers.
The Rays became the first MLB team since the Baltimore Orioles in 1999 to play in Cuba. With recent evolutions in policy between Cuba and the United States, this game really transcended beyond the diamond.
Coach Frank Martin expressed his displeasure about how his team has been covered this season, and while columnist Abe Danaher sympathizes with his concerns, he also doesn't think that the media should be blamed.
The South Carolina men’s basketball team's season came to an end late Monday night in a 83-66 loss to Georgia Tech.
Simmons reached the ceiling for an NBA prospect too early, and the only way he could have maintained that stature was to lead the Tigers deep into the postseason, which he failed miserably to do.
The first major development in the race for the next South Carolina quarterback took place Saturday as rising sophomore quarterback Lorenzo Nunez suffered a knee injury that could sideline him for the entire spring.
South Carolina’s women’s swimming and diving had five athletes compete in the NCAA championships Thursday through Saturday.
The Gamecocks women's basketball team advanced to the Sweet 16 in Tiffany Mitchell's final game at Colonial Life Arena.