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.
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.
We as the University of South Carolina community should respect him as a worker and for all that he did for this university.
The Daily Gamecock recently talked with Ben Weinrib, sports editor of the Vanderbilt Hustler, to get his take on this weekend's game.
For the first time in 11 years, South Carolina will conduct a search for a head football coach.
The mood in the press room was surreal. Even just minutes before former head football coach Steve Spurrier took the stand to announce his resignation, it felt like the former Heisman trophy winner was playing some sort of elaborate joke on the media.
On the heels of Gamecock legend Steve Spurrier’s sudden retirement, the coaching search is officially underway.
The lights at Eugene E. Stone III Stadium have never been brighter for the Lady Gamecocks.
UPDATE: South Carolina head football coach Steve Spurrier has announced his retirement according to Thayer Edwards of Sports Illustrated.
University of Southern California head coach Steve Sarkisian has been fired according to multiple reports.
Florida starting quarterback Will Grier has been suspended for the season according to multiple reports.
The South Carolina equestrian team fell to Auburn University Friday afternoon, losing 14-6 at One Wood Farm in Blythewood, South Carolina.
South Carolina’s volleyball team continues to struggle this season with losses to Auburn and Texas A&M this weekend at home.
South Carolina’s third home game of the season was played as the Gamecocks headed to Baton Rouge for a matchup with undefeated LSU (5-0, 3-0).
South Carolina women's soccer team defeated another top-10 team, No. 8 Auburn, in Stone Stadium on Thursday.