Change in starting lineup gives USC a boost against Alabama
By Kyle Heck | Jan. 26, 2012Leonard gets starting nod over Richardson in first SEC win
Leonard gets starting nod over Richardson in first SEC win
Gamecocks 0-3 in SEC play after 65-79 loss to Gators
Team confidence remains high despite inexperience and loss to Vanderbilt
Low-scoring first half dooms Gamcecocks in SEC home opener
Ellington showing signs of rust after playing football in fall
Gamecocks look to improve on exhibition win
Slotback gaining comfort in offense as role expands
“Beat Hunger, Beat Auburn” event supports Harvest Hope
Point guard speaks for first time since decision
Basketball star can't practice until summer, however
Basketball team needs support In response to Greg Meuli’s editorial in Wednesday’s edition of The Daily Gamecock, how do people think Darrin Horn is a bad coach? This past season was only Horn’s third. His first season included 22 wins and a co-SEC East regular season championship, and he led USC to its first win over a No. 1 team in the program’s history. Meuli mentions that numerous players have been released by Horn. It wasn’t mentioned, however, that Chad Gray and Mike Holmes were also kicked off Coastal Carolina’s team after continuing their collegiate careers, and that only two of the seven players released were actually Horn’s.
Student attendance consistency falls short of 2,500 ticket allotment
Sit down at a table for a couple of drinks with friends. When discussion starts to drag, those same old questions arise. “Do you prefer blondes or brunettes?” “Is
Lady Gamecocks drop two games in California, fall back below .500 mark The USC women’s basketball team headed west this weekend and wasn’t able to find the success it has had at home, losing to Stanford and UC Davis.
Gamecocks pull out comeback victory at WKU in double overtime Prior to USC’s contest against Western Kentucky, coach Darrin Horn expressed some concern about how his Gamecocks would match up against the Hilltoppers. “The scary thing about their team is they have a lot of guys that can really play,” said Horn, who called WKU home for much of his basketball career — playing for WKU from 1991-95 and coaching the Hilltoppers from 2003-08. “They’re undersized but athletic. Those guys can put it on the perimeter and score on the floor. It’s a tough place to play. It has been for 50 years. It’s exactly the kind of challenge that we need right now for our team.”