Week 9 SEC picks
By Jordan Airington | Oct. 28, 2016Jordan Airington analyzes this week's set of games around the SEC, including a compelling showdown between Florida and Georgia.
Jordan Airington analyzes this week's set of games around the SEC, including a compelling showdown between Florida and Georgia.
South Carolina lost 2-1 to Charlotte on Wednesday in a matchup of two ranked opponents.
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Protecting their pair of young quarterbacks on offense and forcing turnovers on defense will be paramount for South Carolina when they host 5-2 Tennessee.
Managing editor Adam Orfinger gets the inside scoop on Tennessee's mindset coming into their game against South Carolina from The Daily Beacon's Trenton Duffer.
Sports editor Bobby Balboni offers a guide to the 2016 World Series for casual baseball fans.
Mikayla Krzeczowski's status as a freshman on a roster mostly comprised of upperclassmen hasn't prevented her from being one of the most effective keepers in the nation this season.
In his weekly column "Goodwill Punting," an alternative view of South Carolina athletics, sports editor Bobby Balboni explores the phenomenon of the towel chain that spread throughout the student's section at the most recent home football game.
South Carolina freshman guard Rakym Felder has been detained at the Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center on a multitude of charges.
Jake Bentley's two-touchdown performance helped propel South Carolina over UMass.
Deebo Samuel changes the dynamic of South Carolina's offense when he can stay on the field.
South Carolina snapped a three-game loosing skid with a victory over Massachusetts improving their season record to 3-4 on the year.
Dawn Staley will look for Bianca Cuevas-Moore to step into a larger role as South Carolina's starting point guard this season.
The 1-6 Massachusetts Minutemen have the ability to put points on the board, but they've struggled on defense this season, allowing at least 31 points in each of their last four games.
Jordan Airington predicts this week's slate of games around the SEC and offers particular insight on the conference's showcase matchup between Alabama and Texas A&M.
Following a 2-4 start to the season and a loss to Georgia in which the Gamecock offense looked as if they had never heard of a forward pass before, there has been much speculation that third string quarterback Jake Bentley will appear in, if not start, Saturday’s game against UMass. He should not.
1. UMass has played two competitive games against SEC opponents this season. What worked for the Minutemen in those games, and how have they prepared UMass for another SEC contest?