South Carolina men's basketball fell to Virginia Tech in overtime due to lack of interior presence and overall poor perimeter defense. The Gamecocks have now dropped three of their last four games, all in dramatic fashion.
South Carolina football ended their season in the same fashion they played all year. A series of letdowns and miscues ultimately underscored a season of high expectations.
South Carolina men's basketball fell to the Virginia Tech Hokies in a back and forth overtime thriller at home. The loss marked the team's third in its past four games.
South Carolina looks to earn a second straight Palmetto Bowl victory in a matchup between two teams who have fallen far short of expectations. The Gamecocks look to end the Tigers' three-game win streak and end the season with a win.
Consistent lack of capitalization in game-clinching opportunities cost the Gamecocks what would've been one of the biggest wins in program history.
Reliable defense and excellent rebounding helped the Gamecocks claim the first game in "The Real SC" series against Southern California. Another impressive fourth quarter outing helped South Carolina move to 4-0 on the season and defeat the No. 8 Trojans.
South Carolina football jumped to a massive lead early but fell flat in the second half to lose its fifth straight game.
The Gamecocks' trio of freshmen stepped up and lead the team in multiple statistics en route to a convincing win over Presbyterian. A strong defensive effort and dominance in the paint helped power South Carolina to 3-0.
South Carolina men's basketball defeated Presbyterian 81-61 on Wednesday night to advance to 3-0 on the season. The Gamecocks dominated the Blue Hose in the paint in a game that was hardly competitive.
Strong interior presence led the way for South Carolina to dismantle Bowling Green in the team's second win of the season. Rebounding was at a premium in a game that was never remotely competitive.