Q&A: ESPN's Doris Burke shares thoughts on Gamecocks, women's basketball
By brennan doherty | Feb. 24, 2015Doris Burke is a basketball analyst and reporter for ESPN and a former college basketball player at Providence College.
Doris Burke is a basketball analyst and reporter for ESPN and a former college basketball player at Providence College.
The South Carolina swimming and diving team set several records this week during an intense five days of competition at the SEC Championships in Auburn, Alabama.
The No. 5 South Carolina baseball team powered through Northeastern and swept the visiting Huskies thanks to solid pitching and some timely hitting.
Before South Carolina made its first shot from the field, the Aggies already held a 6-0 lead and Texas A&M led by ten points just over six minutes into the game.
As the season has continued, the Gamecocks seemingly reach new milestones with each and every win, as was the case with the victory over the Razorbacks.
Four straight bowl wins, a 4-1 mark in its last five games against Clemson and a humongous home stadium in Williams-Brice Stadium.
Junior pitcher Jack Wynkoop paid his dues last season.
The 9th ranked Gamecock men’s golf team looks for a strong start to their season at the Bayou City Collegiate Championship.
Two Wednesdays ago, four-star defensive end Shameik Blackshear was the first South Carolina recruit to officially sign with the Gamecocks . Flash forward two weeks and Blackshear's career in Columbia may be over before even playing a down in Williams-Brice Stadium.
Two weeks into the season, the South Carolina softball team is preparing to travel to Cathedral City, California for the Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic.
After winning back-to-back home games against LSU and Vanderbilt, the South Carolina women’s basketball team now turns its attention to the final stretch of the regular season before the SEC tournament begins in early March.
South Carolina can't seem to figure out the Southeastern Conference. But Georgia can't seem to figure out South Carolina.
The five-day swimming and diving SEC championship began Tuesday with relays and diving. After the first day of competition, the men’s team sits in fourth place with 140 points, 37 points behind leader Auburn.
Senior Elliot Caldwell fell a home run shy of the cycle Tuesday, but collected four hits to power the Gamecocks past the Paladins 5-2.
South Carolina went into the game with a 4-1 overall home record added a fourth victory and a weekend sweep on Saturday with a 5-4 win over College of Charleston Cougars.
The Gamecocks (2-1) face the Paladins (1-2) Tuesday afternoon in their first mid-week game of the season.
South Carolina (12-12, 3-9 SEC) will head to Athens, Georgia to face the Bulldogs (16-8, 1-5 SEC) for the second time this season.