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.
For the second year in a row, members of the media are hyping up Tennessee. Sports editor Adam Orfinger argues that the Volunteers will disappoint again this fall.
The Gamecocks continued to pick up top recruits Friday, earning a commitment from four-star defensive end M.J. Webb.
With one more preseason game left, the Gamecocks build momentum headed into the regular season.
Former sports editor Will Helms offers a journalist's perspective on some of the articles and headlines that have been labeled as "sexist" throughout the Olympics.
While it is the off-season for many South Carolina athletes, there are some that have taken up the efforts to proudly represent their countries in the Olympics.
Sports editor Adam Orfinger argues that using a two-quarterback system would be a mistake for South Carolina in 2016.
Senior cornerback Rico McWilliams will be away from the football team indefinitely, after Will Muschamp announced the Georgia native will take an indefinite leave of absence.
Marion McCurry provides 14 things you need to know before your first football game as a Gamecock.
Marion McCurry breaks down three things to look for from the men's soccer team this season after Monday's exhibition against North Carolina.
Columbia gamedays are an event that almost all South Carolina fans rally around. For those getting ready to experience their first football game, get ready for a day unlike any other.
As students are returning from their summers away, one thing is on everyone’s mind: football season.
Head coach Josh Goffi has to be excited about this upcoming season for his team. The Gamecocks return every starter from a team that was just one game shy of being eligible for the 2015 Men’s NCAA Tennis Tournament.
It will not be easy for South Carolina as they look to rebound this season. The hope is that this equestrian team can once again regain the glory of two years ago and bring back the championship trophy to Columbia.
All fans love to have have an advantage when it comes to their team. Whether it’s traditions that their team holds, going to the games or barstool sports talk, fans want something they can get behind with their team.
Last year’s season was a wild one for the Gamecocks: an ESPN Top-10 scissor kick volley goal by Jeffrey Torda, a hat trick by junior Danny Deakin — first in program since 2001, a perfect home record and a penalty shootout win against Furman to advance in the NCAA Tournament.
Expectations should be high for this year’s women’s tennis team. With returning players such as Caroline Dailey and highly anticipated newcomer Mia Horvett, head coach Kevin Epley looks to continue his string of impressive seasons.