Week 1 SEC Predictions
By Jordan Airington | Sep. 1, 2016Sports writer Jordan Airington previews all 13 Week One matchups in the SEC.
Sports writer Jordan Airington previews all 13 Week One matchups in the SEC.
Senior midfielder Chelsea Drennan needs just two more assists to tie the program's record of 33 for her career.
Freshman wide receiver Christian Owens is transferring to another program, coach Will Muschamp announced Monday.
Experienced defensive back Rico McWilliams has left the football program just days before the Gamecocks' season opener.
2018 baseball commit John Gilreath has had plenty of experiences that have shaped him into the player he is now, including being told he would never pitch again and sharing a field with cows in the Dominican Republic.
In a game that was close the entire match, South Carolina is able to prevail over UCF off of a late goal by Simone Wark.
South Carolina women's volleyball is poised to win their upcoming match against Clemson after a stunning weekend.
On a night when a record 6,892 fans turned out to see the 23rd ranked South Carolina Gamecocks take on the 3rd ranked Clemson Tigers, it was the Tigers that were able to wreck the historic night, and come away with the 2-1 victory.
The South Carolina women's soccer team turned in a strong performance in the home opener, defeating NC State 3-0.
The leader of South Carolina's offensive-line and their reliable placekicker were both named to preseason All-SEC teams.
South Carolina will square off against in-state rival Clemson in a high-stakes matchup that will celebrate tradition while also setting the tone for the 2016 season.
Sports editor Adam Orfinger argues that the SEC is no longer any stronger than the Pac-12 or Big Ten.
Something so monumental as the Olympics should consequently change people, but for diver Julia Vincent it always has been and always will continue to be about getting better.
Assistant sports editor Abe Danaher argues that the SEC is still the nation's top conference when it comes to college football.
Savannah McCaskill and the South Carolina women's soccer team will play their first home game Thursday night against NC State.
In a report from the Associated Press, the South Carolina athletic program reported 23 NCAA or SEC violations since August 2015.
Although the core of last year's team will remain in tact for the 2016-2017 season, men's tennis will increase the depth of their program with the addition of prized recruit Scotty Cameron.