The No. 2 South Carolina women's basketball team secured an 83-66 victory over the Auburn Tigers at Colonial Life Arena, extending its undefeated conference record to 9-0 and its overall winning streak to 16 games. The game was highlighted by a historic moment as Gamecock legend A'ja Wilson had her No. 22 jersey retired in a pregame ceremony.
The South Carolina men’s basketball team fell to 0-8 in the SEC and 10-11 overall, extending their worst start to conference play in program history after Tuesday’s 71-60 loss to the Georgia Bulldogs.
The 2024-2025 SEC women’s basketball season has highlighted the unparalleled depth and competitiveness of the conference. Featuring eight teams ranked in the AP Top 25 and a slew of high-stakes matchups, the season has been defined by exceptional individual performances, dynamic team efforts and thrilling competition as squads vie for the conference title and postseason positioning.
No. 2 South Carolina women's basketball added a 70-63 road win over No. 18 Tennessee on Monday night behind freshman forward Joyce Edwards' 18-point performance. The Gamecocks had four other players score in double-figures and held Tennessee's impressive offense well below its season averages.
With nine teams ranked in the men's basketball AP Top 25, the SEC has captured national attention, driven by standout performances from players such as South Carolina sophomore forward Collin Murray-Boyles, Alabama senior guard Mark Sears and Florida senior guard Walter Clayton Jr.
The South Carolina men's basketball suffered its seventh loss in a row following Saturday's contest against the Mississippi State Bulldogs.
The No. 2 South Carolina women's basketball team beat the No. 5 LSU Tigers 66-56 on Friday night at Colonial Life Arena. The win marks four consecutive wins against ranked opponents and eight total ranked wins on the season.
The South Carolina men's basketball team lost in a buzzer-beater heartbreaker to No. 5 Florida on Wednesday night. The Gamecocks committed several costly errors late in the game, including several turnovers in the final few minutes. The 10-9 Gamecocks are still searching for a win in SEC play.
The South Carolina football team announced the promotion of Mike Shula to offensive coordinator on Dec. 17. Shula's hiring comes following the departure of former offensive coordinator Dowell Loggains, who was hired to be the head coach of the Appalachian State Mountaineers.
The Gamecocks land multiple new ESPN Top 300 commits, with recent developments in the offensive line, defensive line and wide receiver room. The transfer portal gifted the Gamecocks more valuable players to add to the roster, such as Rahsul Faison, Brandon Cisse, Shawn Murphy and many more important additions. With these additions, the Gamecocks look more comfortable for the 2025 season after losing some players due to graduation.
The No. 2 South Carolina women's basketball team host undefeated No. 5 LSU on Thursday in a highly anticipated SEC matchup featuring ESPN College GameDay before the game.
The Daily Gamecock interviewed The Reveille's senior sports reporter Tyler Harden to preview the women's basketball matchup between No. 2 South Carolina and No. 5 LSU on Thursday night. ESPN's College GameDay will be live at Colonial Life Arena to preview the game on Thursday.
The No. 2 South Carolina women's basketball team handled the No. 13 Oklahoma Sooners on Sunday afternoon. The Gamecocks broke the 100-point mark for the first time this season thanks to strong performances from MiLaysia Fulwiley and Joyce Edwards. South Carolina held the Sooners to just 35.8% shooting from the field.
The South Carolina men's basketball team dropped its fifth straight game in conference play, falling 82-62 to the Oklahoma Sooners at Lloyd Noble Center.
The No. 2 South Carolina women's basketball team defeated the No. 19 Alabama Crimson Tide on Thursday night to advance to 6-0 in conference play.
The No. 2 Gamecocks are set to be featured on College GameDay for the second consecutive year as the team faces off against undefeated No. 5 LSU on Jan. 23.
South Carolina's men's basketball team turned the ball over a record amount of times, leading to a 0-4 start against SEC opponents.
