Gamecocks cap off fourth round in men's NCAA golf championship
By Parks Beson | June 3, 2015The Gamecocks wrapped up the NCAA tournament on Monday with the fourth round of play.
The Gamecocks wrapped up the NCAA tournament on Monday with the fourth round of play.
The South Carolina Gamecocks, fighting to the last at-bat, found themselves eliminated from the Tallahassee Regionals after a 5-2 loss to the UCF Knights Saturday evening at JoAnne Garf Field.
South Carolina put on a show in the final round of the NCAA Bremerton Regional, with a total of 274 (-14) and moving up two spots to finish in 2nd place.
USC advanced to the second elimination game of the Tallahassee Regional with a 3-1 win over Dartmouth today at JoAnne Garf Field.
LSU proved themselves the No. 1 seed in the nation as they took a lengthy win against South Carolina for the second game of the weekend series.
Round two of the NCAA Bremerton Regional worked a little better for South Carolina, as they sit in 4th place with a total of 571 (-5) after two days.
The softball team took on No. 13/14 UCF, and things did not go as planned as the Gamecocks struggled to get batters across the plate.
No. 6 South Carolina finished round one of the NCAA Bremerton Regional at Gold Mountain in Washington in 6th place with a total of 288 (E). The Gamecocks went into the tournament as the No.
A week and a half ago, Chad Holbrook’s South Carolina baseball team looked out of it.
Alex Destino and South Carolina baseball brought the hammer down on USC Upstate Tuesday night.
Aggies Walk-Off Over Gamecocks South Carolina (29-22) had a win snatched away in the 9th inning, as they fell to No. 2 Texas A&M (42-8). The loss means the Gamecocks will have to wait for the rubber match Sunday to try for a series victory, which they haven’t done since sweeping Kentucky in mid-March.
Gamecocks Hold on to Defeat Terriers In a game started by sophomore lefthander Josh Reagan, South Carolina (28-21) got just enough out of its offense to defeat Wofford (33-17) to beat an in-state team for the first time in nearly a month.
That’s right, you heard me correctly I said boxing isn’t dying. Take a look at Twitter over the past week or so and you’ll understand why: It’s already dead. Saturday night’s Manny Pacquiao-Floyd Mayweather fight amounted to no more than one boxer dancing around the other and winning because he happened to connect with a few extra glancing blows—a far cry from the Mike Tyson slugfests of years past.
Three players will transfer from South Carolina’s men’s basketball team, head coach Frank Martin announced Wednesday afternoon.
For the second straight game, the South Carolina offense struggled to do much of anything on Sunday as the Gamecocks lost 3-0 in the series finale against Auburn.
Millions gathered with friends, acquaintances, coworkers, or really anyone that paid for the “Fight of the Century” Saturday night to watch Floyd “Money” Mayweather (48-0 26 KOs) and Manny Pacquiao (57-6-2 38 KOs) square off after years of failed negotiations.
The 2015 NFL Draft concluded Saturday with rounds 4-7. In all, three Gamecocks were drafted and more were signed to teams as undrafted free agents.
