With tonight comes the matchup women’s basketball fans have been awaiting all season: the top-ranked Connecticut Huskies will take on the No. 2 South Carolina Gamecocks in Colonial Life Arena at 7 p.m.
The men's basketball team can't depend on pure talent, so their postseason chances will likely come down to their grittiness and aptitude to find other ways to win games.
This year's National Signing Day wasn't especially dramatic for South Carolina, but Muschamp's staff quietly built a very solid recruiting class despite the time crunch they faced.
South Carolina continued a strong Signing Day with the pickup of three-star tight end Evan Hinson from Deltona, Florida.
South Carolina added to a deep wide receiver class Wednesday with the signing of three-star wide receiver Korey Banks from Tyrone, Georgia.
Three-star wide receiver Randrecous Davis (Atlanta, Georgia) signed with the Gamecocks Wednesday, choosing South Carolina over Miami.
Defensive end Stephon Taylor out of McDonogh 35 Senior High School in New Orleans, Louisiana, has recently joined South Carolina's star-studded recruiting class.
Rico Dowdle kicked off an eventful Signing Day for South Carolina, as the three-star running back became the first Gamecock to sign his letter of intent Wednesday.
Coach Will Muschamp lived up to his reputation of flipping recruits with the signing of three-star wide receiver Kiel Pollard from Moultrie, GA.
Years after leaving the gridiron, former Heisman Trophy winner George Rogers is still making a difference in South Carolina.
While South Carolina's defense has been exceptional all season, the offense has been more volatile.
South Carolina will be on the road this week with two matchups. The Gamecocks, who have yet to be defeated at home, travel to the Georgia to face the Bulldogs on Tuesday night.
The All-Star rosters were recently announced with some deserving players surprisingly left off the ballot.
For the second time this season, the South Carolina women’s basketball team pulled out a close victory against conference foe Texas A&M. The Gamecocks edged the Aggies 70-63, following up on a 59-58 win in Colonial Life Arena on Jan. 17.
The Gamecocks men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams wrapped up their regular season over the weekend with a set of wins against East Carolina and William and Mary.
The No. 2 ranked South Carolina women’s basketball team improved to 20-0 on Thursday night with an 81-62 win over the Ole Miss Rebels.
This season has been a bumpy one for USC hockey. With a 6-11-0 record in American Collegiate Hockey Association play (2-3 in South Eastern College Hockey Conference), the Gamecocks need to win both of their weekend games to qualify for the regional tournament.