Offense busts out of slump against Furman
By Bobby Balboni | April 21, 2016South Carolina racked up 18 hits in a stellar road performance against Furman.
South Carolina racked up 18 hits in a stellar road performance against Furman.
The Gamecocks are getting ready for their rematch against Arkansas on Thursday in the second round of the SEC Tournament.
After a recent trend of noncompetitive basketball in the first round of the NBA Playoffs, sports editor Adam Orfinger calls for the league to let fewer teams into the postseason.
Tiffany Mitchell is a perfect complement to the Indiana Fever's core group of players.
The Miami Heat's Hassan Whiteside is emerging into a superstar at his position.
Columbia played host to the US Quidditch Cup over the weekend, featuring 60 teams from all around North America.
Six home runs from Georgia hitters on the weekend helped the Bulldogs secure a series win against South Carolina.
South Carolina men’s tennis team scored a huge victory on Sunday when they upset SEC foe Arkansas in Fayetteville, their highest-ranked win since 2013.
Sports editor Adam Orfinger argues that NBA Commissioner Adam Silver needs to seize his opportunity to impact American LGBT culture and threaten to move the 2017 NBA All-Star Game out of Charlotte.
Pete Helms weighs in on the historic trade that sent the No. 1 pick in this year's NFL Draft to Los Angeles.
The South Carolina Gamecocks equestrian team lost their chance to repeat as national champions in the NCEA national championship tournament in Waco, Texas, with a loss to SMU.
Not much went right for South Carolina in their battle with ACC powerhouse North Carolina.
The Gamecocks will look to capture an SEC Championship behind the leadership of senior Matt NeSmith, who was recently named to the 2016 Ben Hogan Award watch list.
Some of the most intriguing prospects in the New York Mets' farm system will be playing for the Fireflies in 2016.
Sports writer Claudia Chakamian takes a look at some of the important statistics as NHL Playoffs begin Wednesday.
Sports editor Adam Orfinger argues that NBA fans should watch the Warriors attempt to break the Chicago Bulls' wins record Wednesday night, rather than a mediocre basketball game that happens to be Kobe Bryant's farewell.
Sports writer Drew Mueller argues that it worth missing a possible record-breaking Warriors win to see the legend Kobe Bryant play in his final game.