Heading into this year, South Carolina’s matchup against Auburn was viewed as one of the last hurdles the Gamecocks would have to jump in order to get to Atlanta at the end of the season.
Probably the best storyline coming out of the Furman game was defensive lineman Michael Washington.
Despite a two-game skid coming into Saurday’s game, South Carolina showed why they were the heavy favorites.
In South Carolina’s back-to-back losses that preceded Saturday’s 41-10 win over Furman, the Gamecock seemed to abandon the running game entirely, to the confusion of many.
1. It's no secret that South Carolina has struggled in the last few weeks. What is Furman's confidence level going in to this game?Furman is coming off a double OT
It’s been quite a ride so far this season for the South Carolina defense, and not in a good way.
No. 21 Texas A&M at No. 7 AlabamaWhile it's technically true to say Alabama is Alabama in a geographical and literal sense, Alabama is not Alabama.
Six games into the regular season and the tone of head coach Steve Spurrier’s usually upbeat voice has changed.
Saturday’s tilt with Furman was a mere afterthought a couple of months ago, if not a couple of weeks ago.
Loss at Kentucky could signal end of eraAs a junior at South Carolina, I've learned a few things since I first came to campus more than two years ago.
For the first time in three weeks, South Carolina football fans will be able to wake up Sunday morning and say, "We didn't lose yesterday."
Junior running back Mike Davis collected 183 yards on the ground, which is the highest total by a South Carolina running back since Marcus Lattimore rushed for 246 yards against Navy in 2011.
If the Kentucky game told us anything, it is that Gamecock football may have reached the end of its golden age.
Things are very grim when you look at all phases of the South Carolina football team, and the defense is no exception.
The past three years have been almost unanimously recognized as the most successful in South Carolina football history. But now, all they are is the past.
No. 3 Alabama at No. 11 Ole MissThe Rebels avoided a near letdown at the hands of Memphis last Saturday to secure College GameDay’s presence in Oxford this weekend.
Two weeks ago, following a win over Vanderbilt, head coach Steve Spurrier said South Carolina “had all the voters fooled.” Well, the jig is up.
