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FILE—Graduate student Matthew Snyder stands in front of an abandoned car left outside his apartment by a neighbor on Oct. 23, 2024. The car was totaled after a tree fell directly on top of it during Hurricane Helene.
FILE - Sophomore defender Amanda Patrick fights for the ball against a Clemson player on Sept. 5, 2024, at Stone Stadium. The Gamecocks and Tigers tied their Palmetto Series match 1-1.
Graduate student Matthew Snyder stands in front of an uprooted tree outside of his apartment on Oct. 23, 2024. The tree was knocked over during Hurricane Helene, knocking out his electricty, internet and water.
A smashed side view mirror lays on debris on Oct. 23, 2024. Many residents had major damage to their cars after the storm passed.
A totaled car sits on the corner of Gregg and Hampton streets on Oct. 23, 2024, after it was left by its owner. The car was totaled after the tree, pictured behind it, fell directly on top of it.
An electrical box lays on debris and down power lines on Oct. 23, 2024. Many residents in the neighborhood went without power for multiple days, some close to a week.
Two women at Furman University hand out food to students and community members after Hurricane Helene.
A tree is uprooted out of the ground in Greenville, South Carolina, after Hurricane Helene comes passes through the area.
A worker picks up branches on Furman University's campus after Hurricane Helene.
The aftermath of Hurricane Milton in the Weizers’ neighborhood near Midtown, where Workman stayed during the storm. Debris has been collected onto the curb (left), and an oak tree collapsed in the middle of the road can be seen in the distance (right).
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South Carolina defensive coordinator Clayton White hypes up the players and the crowd as the team takes the lead in its game against Missouri. The Gamecocks were up 21-6 at halftime.
The Gamecocks get settled at the line of scrimmage as it gets ready to make the next play. The Gamecocks' offense had a slow start to the second half, not scoring until five minutes left in the fourth quarter.
Sophomore running back Djay Braswell gets set at the line of scrimmage while waiting for the ball to be snapped during South Carolina's matchup against Missouri at Williams-Brice Stadium. The Gamecocks defeated the Tigers 34-30 in a back-and-forth battle that came down to the final minute of the game.