Jadeveon Clowney set to have jersey retired at South Carolina football home opener
By Griffin Goodwyn | Aug. 26Jadeveon Clowney will become the fifth former Gamecock to have their jersey retired on Sept. 3.
Jadeveon Clowney will become the fifth former Gamecock to have their jersey retired on Sept. 3.
Five members of the South Carolina women’s soccer team spent time with the SC United Bantams this summer, building relationships, gaining new skills and having fun as members of a semi-professional soccer club.
Former Clemson head baseball coach Monte Lee was introduced as the Gamecocks associate head coach and recruiting coordinator on Monday
Several Gamecock sports teams will welcome a wide array of incoming transfers ahead of their respective seasons this year.
The South Carolina women's soccer team won its first game of the season on Sunday, creating goal-scoring chances and thwarting opposing attacks in an all-around performance against East Carolina.
The South Carolina women's soccer team tangled with Florida State, the top ranked team in the country, and earned a scoreless draw at Stone Stadium to open its season.
Top South Carolina baseball assistant Chad Caillet is reportedly retiring to spend time with his family. Former Clemson head coach Monte Lee, who previously coached at South Carolina, is expected to replace Caillet.
Former South Carolina catcher Landon Powell led the North Greenville Spartans to the 2022 Division II baseball national championship.
Head coach Shane Beamer, Jovaughn Gwyn and Dakereon Joyner spoke about the expectations for this year's team at the 2022 SEC Media Days.
South Carolina's volleyball team welcomes six new players as the team looks to continue its recent string of NCAA appearances.
It's been a busy summer for South Carolina athletics. Here's everything that's been going on in Columbia since school let out in May.
After an odds-defying 2021 season, the Gamecocks look to reach a second-straight bowl game.
After accumulating numerous accolades on and off the pitch in college, former Gamecock women’s soccer player Lauren Chang is taking her skills to the next level in Europe and dreaming of accomplishing much more.
LED lights and a distributed audio system are among the improvements being made to Williams-Brice Stadium before fall 2022.
New President Michael Amiridis and Athletics Director Ray Tanner both have high expectations for the future of the athletic department. For true success, the two are hoping to work together to hire the correct coaches.
Ahead of the 2022 campaign, both Gamecock soccer teams hope to build off last season’s success with a cast of familiar faces and highly-anticipated newcomers.
Top-ranked class of 2023 prospect GG Jackson will be staying in Columbia and playing for the Gamecocks in the 2022-2023 season.
