Gamecocks hold on to earn 38-35 win over SEC East rivals
By Danny Garrison | Sep. 14, 2014It turns out there's still a little magic left within the walls of Williams-Brice Stadium.
It turns out there's still a little magic left within the walls of Williams-Brice Stadium.
When you’re the top high school running back in a talent-heavy state like Georgia, doors tend to open up for you.
After showing improvement in the second half against East Carolina last Saturday, the Gamecock defense undoubtedly spent the week thinking one of the most chilling notions in college football:
The No. 17 Gamecock men’s soccer team looks to build upon its undefeated record to four games, as it takes on UNC Wilmington at home on Friday at 7 p.m.
With two games remaining on the nonconference schedule, the No. 16 South Carolina women’s soccer team is looking to fine-tune its form before beginning SEC games next weekend.
It may be hard to believe, but South Carolina’s new men and women’s swimming and diving associate head coach Mark Bernardino will attempt to continue to build on an already padded resume.
When Mark Berson was hired as the head coach of the men’s soccer team at South Carolina in 1978, he didn’t think he would still hold the position 36 years later.
After a winning weekend for several South Carolina teams, three athletes received a variety of weekly honors to commemorate their efforts.
The No. 9 South Carolina women’s soccer team came away with a 2-0 victory against High Point on Sunday afternoon.
It’s been 10 years since the South Carolina men’s soccer team started a season 3-0-0, but after a victory over the Mercer Bears Sunday, the Gamecocks were able to remain unbeaten on the season.
The South Carolina men’s golf team spent its weekend at The Farm Golf Club in Rocky Face, Georgia, and by all accounts, it was a successful one.
The Gamecock football team slipped down from last week’s No. 21 spot in both polls, with a No. 24 ranking in the most recent AP poll and a No. 23 ranking in the coaches’ poll.
East Carolina scored on its first three possessions of the game, jumping out to an early 13-7 lead over the Gamecocks. However, on its final four possessions, the Pirates were only able to notch one score, turning the ball over twice in that span.
The Gamecocks’ defense answered the bell against East Carolina regarding whether they could make a key play to help win a game.
Saturday night at Williams-Brice Stadium, South Carolina’s game against East Carolina began in ominous fashion when the Pirates marched down the field, uncontested, on their first two drives.
Just 60 minutes into what was supposed to be a best-ever season for No. 21 South Carolina, the Gamecocks’ plans were derailed.
The featured game in college football this week brings together two heavyweights in No. 7 Michigan State and the No. 3 Oregon Ducks in a game that’s sure to give the winner an early leg up on a spot for the college football playoff.