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South Carolina Gamecocks' Max Schrock completes a double play against Clemson at Doug Kingsmore Stadium in Columbia, S.C., on Sunday, March 2, 2014. (Dwayne McLemore/The State/MCT)

Infield banking on a healthy Schrock

The Gamecock infield may have lost three-year starting third baseman Joey Pankake to the MLB, but they hope to replace his offensive production with a healthy Max Schrock. 


South Carolina pitcher Jack Wynkoop (13) works in the second inning against Florida in Columbia, S.C., Saturday, April 12, 2014. (Jeff Blake/The State/MCT)

Crowe, Wynkoop anchor starting rotation

After losing its Friday starter Jordan Montgomery to the New York Yankees in the form of a fourth-round draft pick, South Carolina will incorporate a "next man up" mentality into its starting rotation this season.


Women's golf will begin spring season against FSU

The Gamecock women’s golf team ended the fall season with the best ranking in school history of No. 1 in the country in the GOLFSTAT rankings. A month later, the team was dealt a blow when freshman phenomenon Nanna Madsen announced she would forgo the rest of her eligibility to turn pro.


Staley to continue as U.S. team assistant

The two coaches who have engineered South Carolina and Connecticut’s hot starts will unite to coach the United States women’s basketball team in the 2016 Olympics, UConn head coach Geno Auriemma announced Monday.


Spurrier adds Hoke to staff

30.4 points and 432.7 yards per game later, South Carolina has finally made plans to improve its defense in anticipation of the 2015 season.  Gamecock head coach Steve Spurrier formally introduced Jon Hoke as one of South Carolina’s new co-defensive coordinators at a press conference on Monday, also noting that Lorenzo Ward, the Gamecocks’ defensive coordinator since 2009, will also work under the same title as Hoke.  The University of South Carolina Board of Trustees approved the hire of Hoke Monday morning.