Analysis: No. 7 women's soccer relies on defense in draw to Tennessee
By Tala Alqasas and Annie Poteat | Sep. 25, 2023The Gamecock women's soccer team struggled to piece together offensive plays against Tennessee's high pressure.
The Gamecock women's soccer team struggled to piece together offensive plays against Tennessee's high pressure.
South Carolina football honored former Gamecock Alshon Jeffery Saturday night by retireing his jersey. The Gamecock legend had an extensive carreer with South Carolina, but he wasn't always leaning towards the Gamecocks when first looking at colleges.
Despite a late rally, the Gamecock men's soccer team was unable to find an equalizer and ultimately fell to Georgia State on Friday night.
After a tough loss to Georgia, the South Carolina football team is looking to even its record against Mississippi State. The Gamecocks currently rank in the top-10 passing offenses in the country while the Bulldogs gave up 530 yards of offense last week.
In his weekly press conference on Tuesday, head football coach Shane Beamer gave an injury update and touched on the team's desire to grow its defensive depth. Beamer also said that fans need to be prepared on Saturday to be loud in the team's game against Mississippi State.
The Reflector sports writer discusses Mississippi State's offensive struggles and what he's seen from new head coach Zach Arnett ahead of the upcoming football game between South Carolina and Mississippi State.
Redshirt junior quarterback Luke Doty has found a new way to assist the Gamecocks in the 2023 season, catching his first touchdown reception as a wide receiver last week against the Paladins. This is not the first time, however, that Doty has been a wide reciever.
In addition to academics and athletics, riders on South Carolina's equestrian team, along with their barn managers, are responsible for something that most student-athletes on South Carolina's campus are not — taking care of the team's horses at One Wood Farm. In the process, horses and their riders can develop a close bond that transcends any other in sports.
South Carolina's "tale of two halves" against No. 1 Georgia ended in a 24-14 loss.
South Carolina women's soccer began its SEC campaign with an aggressive win over Vanderbilt, scoring all three of its goals early in the first half. Despite a late end to the shutout and a yellow card, the No. 9 Gamecocks set the pace and showcased depth in the victory.
South Carolina's offensive and defensive coordinators are learning to trust their young players as injuries hit the team in the early part of the season. The biggest test for the young Gamecocks lies ahead with No. 1 Georgia.
South Carolina will hit the road to play No. 1 Georgia on Saturday. A win would be the Gamecocks' third top-10 victory in 12 months and put the team at 2-1 this season.
The assistant sports editor from The Red and Black talks about Georgia's performances this season ahead of the South Carolina-Georgia football game this weekend.
The No. 10 South Carolina women's soccer team, led by senior forward Catherine Barry, defeated Furman 2-0 on senior night. The win also marked victory No. 300 for coach Shelley Smith.
South Carolina's 47-21 victory over Furman was particularly valuable for the team's freshmen, including quarterback LaNorris Sellers. Sellers was 4-of-4 passing and threw two touchdowns to fellow freshmen.
South Carolina is back in the win column with a 47-21 victory over Furman. The Gamecocks' deep passing and improved offensive line helped it overcome the Paladins in the first half and never look back.
An early second-half offensive surge was not enough for the Gamecocks, who fell 2-1 to the North Carolina Tar Heels on Thursday. The loss marked the end of the South Carolina's five-game season-opening unbeaten streak.
