Receivers look for big play offense
By Tanner Abel | Aug. 28, 2014There’s talent across the board when you look at South Carolina’s wide receiver and tight end positions.
There’s talent across the board when you look at South Carolina’s wide receiver and tight end positions.
It’s finally Dylan Thompson’s time to shine.
Depth is a glaring presence on both the offensive and defensive lines for the Gamecocks, which should prove valuable in a deep SEC.
The South Carolina defense has instability in the secondary and inexperience on the defensive line. Early on in 2014, the team will need to be the linebacking corps that holds the Gamecocks’ defense together, as the unit works on becoming cohesive.
South Carolina’s most painstakingly obvious task coming into the 2014 season was replacing starting cornerbacks Victor Hampton and Jimmy Legree in a depleted defensive secondary.
This isn’t your grandpa’s South Carolina.
The No. 12 Clemson Tigers and the No. 16 Georgia Bulldogs will face off this weekend in a game that has many Gamecock fans wondering, “Is there any possible way that both teams could lose…because that would be awesome.”
Defensive coordinator Lorenzo Ward announced after practice Tuesday that sophomore linebacker Jonathan Walton will start in the linebacker position against Texas A&M Thursday.
As the men’s golf team enters its first tournament this weekend in Pebble Beach, California, the team is looking to build off its success from last season when they finished the year ranked in the top 25, according to Golfweek. After placing first in three of its tournaments last year, the Gamecocks return five starters who finished ninth at the NCAA Tournament last season.
The South Carolina cross country team will return six of its top seven runners from last season, providing more than enough reason for optimism within the program.
For the Gamecock men’s soccer team to achieve its goals this season, it must overcome quite a few injuries to key players.
One week ago at Stone Stadium, 4,505 students combined to form a standing room only crowd for what was essentially a preseason scrimmage for the men’s soccer team. And while the line to get into the game poured out onto Whaley Street at times, it was the line inside of the stadium that drew the biggest crowd as students waited to collect precious loyalty points.
Balanced scoring and senior leadership were at the heart of a record-breaking season for the South Carolina women’s soccer team in 2013.
You wouldn’t have known it was a scrimmage had you looked into the crowd and gazed at the mass of people who all turned out to support the Gamecock volleyball team Saturday.
With redshirt sophomore Perry Orth and redshirt freshman Connor Mitch jostling for the distinction of backup QB, it doesn’t look as though Spurrier will make a decision until he absolutely has to.
Despite going undrafted, Shaw has been one of the most closely followed rookies to come out of South Carolina in recent memory.
The days that sisters Kellie and Taylr McNeil have spent playing volleyball together can be traced back years, to a volleyball net in a backyard over 1,200 miles away from USC.