Starting Rotation The Mets’ staff ranked fourth overall in 2015 with a collective 3.44 ERA, second with 1002.2 innings pitched, ninth in strikeouts per nine innings and fifth with a collective opponent batting average of just .243.
South Carolina women's soccer game battled against the top teams in the SEC, first against Florida then taking on LSU.
South Carolina men's golf team snagged another Camden Collegiate Invitational title for the second straight year coming in first place.
The South Carolina Gamecocks returned to action Sunday after a week of rest to host the Arkansas Razorbacks in another SEC conference match.
Let's create a swirling sandstorm of white — not a landfill of towels in the end zone.
The Gamecock Women’s Tennis team was in action this past weekend in the USTA/ITA Carolina Regional tournament.
While most South Carolina students headed home to catch up with friends, the men’s tennis team was busy competing in the SEC Fall Classic hosted by Auburn.
The South Carolina football program is in flux right now.
The South Carolina Men’s Golf team placed ninth in the Tavistock Collegiate Invitational hosted by the Isleworth Golf & Country Club in Orlando, Florida.
Every team has to face turnover from year to year; that is just part of college sports. However, this South Carolina baseball team faces an especially daunting task as it tries to replace sluggers like Kyle Martin, Max Schrock and Elliott Caldwell in its lineup.
Just one week ago, former South Carolina head coach Steve Spurrier announced his resignation and allowed the Gamecocks to begin their search for a new head coach.
The women's soccer team may have outshot Vanderbilt 22-4, but the Commodores got the last laugh, winning 2-1 in overtime on a goal from Simone Charley.
It was a battle of two unbeaten conference teams Sunday afternoon. South Carolina's No. 17 men’s soccer faced off with No. 15 Kentucky to see who would be unbeaten in Conference USA.
It was South Carolina's first game in over 10 years without Steve Spurrier, who resigned earlier this week, and nobody knew how the team would respond without the iconic Head Ball Coach.
Coach Spurrier took Gamecocks fans on a ride that they never could have imagined.
Believe it or not, there’s actually a game Saturday. To cap what has been a crazy week for South Carolina’s football team, the 2-3 Vanderbilt Commodores will come to Columbia for an SEC showdown.
After 11 years as the Head Ball Coach at the University of South Carolina, Steve Spurrier has decided to step down and resign as coach of the Gamecocks.
