One way of telling how good Vanderbilt pitcher Carson Fulmer is is through a box score. The junior right-hander’s scoreline from the Commodores’ 12-0 win over South Carolina reads as the following: 7.0 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 9 K. Another way is with a radar gun.
The South Carolina men’s golf team has quietly put together what is shaping up to be one of the best seasons in school history.
The South Carolina women’s tennis team is heating up at the right time as begins to host the SEC tournament at the Carolina Tennis complex. The event began on Wednesday, April 15, but the Gamecocks received a first-round bye and will begin tournament play on Thursday, April 16 against Mississippi State. Shortly into the conference season, the Gamecocks fell into a slump, sitting at 1-3 in SEC play.
South Carolina crawled into its matchup with Presbyterian College Tuesday after being swept by No. 10 Florida in Gainesville.
The advent of modern-day recruiting puts fans in the center of the recruiting action. Recruiting services give fans the chance to follow every part of the recruiting process. Because of this, fans should be careful not to put too much stock into recruiting rankings.
2015 has already been a good year for Aleighsa Welch and now it has a chance to become even better.
April brings one of the most glorious times of the year: the beginning of the Major League Baseball season. Here we look at former Gamecocks chasing their own dreams in the Majors and project how they will do this season.
The South Carolina baseball program announced on Tuesday that sophomore pitcher Wil Crowe will miss the remainder of the 2015 season due to a torn UCL to his right elbow, an MRI revealed.
Times have been tough as of late for the South Carolina baseball team, and the Gamecocks may have hit rock bottom when getting swept this past weekend on the road by No. 10 Florida, but head coach Chad Holbrook is taking the blame.
Former Kansas safety Isaiah Johnson announced on Sunday via his twitter account that he will be transferring to South Carolina for his final season.
Now that spring practice is complete, only 142 days remain until South Carolina opens up the 2015 season at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte against North Carolina.
The Gamecocks travel to Conway, South Carolina to compete against instate rival, the Chanticleers from Coastal Carolina.
Hosting Arkansas, one of the SEC’s weaker teams , the South Carolina softball team took advantage and won two out of three games against the Razorbacks this past weekend at Beckham Field.
Losing nine of their last 12 conference games,cq dc CQ-D South Carolina is in the midst of a tough stretch and now finds itself in 5th place in the SEC East standings.
South Carolina finished up spring practice on Saturday with the annual Garnet and Black Spring Game and as the Gamecocks inch closer to the start of the 2015 season, they still have several questions that need to be answered.
South Carolina closed the book on what was a very interesting and transitional spring practice with the annual Garnet and Black Spring Game on Saturday, which the Black team won 14-13 in front of 22,580 spectators at Williams-Brice Stadium.
The last of South Carolina’s allotted 15 practices will take place this Saturday in the form of the annual Garnet & Black Spring Game. While the public scrimmage is simply the last practice of the spring, there are several questions that could be answered Saturday. Here are five things to look for this weekend at the spring game.