In Our Opinion: Gamecocks' historic basketball season worth witnessing
March 29, 2015The Gamecocks have never gotten this far before and we believe that, no matter what happens in Tampa Bay, they're worth seeing through to the end.
The Gamecocks have never gotten this far before and we believe that, no matter what happens in Tampa Bay, they're worth seeing through to the end.
For the first time since 2002, South Carolina is going to the Elite Eight. The top-seeded Gamecocks defeated fourth-seeded North Carolina 67-65 in the Sweet 16 in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Last Wednesday, Sonny Vaccaro visited the Darla Moore School of Business to speak to sports and entertainment management students.
This past week, South Carolina entered the SEC tournament as the No. 11 seed with just six conference wins.
In a game that had many ups and downs, South Carolina looked like it would get run out of the gym early in the first half and yet led by as many as 11 points in the second half before ultimately losing to No. 18 Arkansas 78-74 in heartbreaking fashion on senior night.
Looking to end a two-game losing streak, the South Carolina men’s basketball team faced another team that finds itself near the bottom of the SEC standings and defeated Mississippi State (12-17, 5-11 SEC) 81-68 Saturday night at Colonial Life Arena behind an impressive performance from one its veteran players.
Traveling and being able to win on the road has been tough for head coach Frank Martin’s South Carolina team this year and the Gamecocks woes’ away from Colonial Life Arena continued Tuesday night as they fell 59-51 to the Alabama Crimson Tide.
With only three regular season games remaining, the South Carolina men’s basketball team heads to Tuscaloosa to face the Crimson Tide, one of the three SEC teams that the Gamecocks have won against this season.
Before South Carolina made its first shot from the field, the Aggies already held a 6-0 lead and Texas A&M led by ten points just over six minutes into the game.
Basketball fashion is iconic — the influences of NBA and college stars go beyond the boundaries of their uniforms.
Her mom was once a feature twirler at USC, so it may seem natural that Emily Doyle also took to twirling.
If you’ve ever been to a basketball, baseball or volleyball game, you’ve probably seen a man with long hair and a beard, running around and getting the student section pumped up.
USC will have to pay the Southeastern Conference a $25,000 fine because fans stormed the court after the men’s basketball team beat then-No. 17 Kentucky last week.
When the South Carolina and Georgia men’s basketball teams retreated back to their respective locker rooms for halftime during Saturday’s game, the score was tied and the Gamecocks looked to be in prime position to avenge their earlier loss to the Bulldogs.
After a five-year hiatus, the second 3-on-3 basketball tournament, hosted by USC Intramural Sports and the women’s basketball team, kicked off at the Colonial Life Arena.
It took all 40 minutes to settle the score between the South Carolina men’s basketball team and Baylor, as the Bears escaped by the skin of their teeth Tuesday with a 66-64 victory.
Gamecocks open season with convincing win
