In the spring football game, South Carolina's offensive players shined. Jake Bentley looked good at quarterback, Bryan Edwards starred at receiver, and the entire offensive line had a strong performance all day.
South Carolina coach Dawn Staley defeated her mentor Tara VanDerveer in the Final Four Friday night and will advance to the national championship game for the first time in USC program history.
South Carolina was defeated in its first Final Four trip in program history.
The NCAA's support of international players and their families during the Final Four gives foreign players a rare chance to play not only in front of the world, but with their loved ones watching.
Dawn Staley wanted her Gamecocks to push the tempo in the second half against Stanford, and they responded, outscoring the Cardinal 42-24 after the break on the strength of A'ja Wilson and Allisha Gray.
After South Carolina took down the Cardinal 62-53 in the Final Four Friday night, coach Dawn Staley and the Gamecocks will be playing in the first national championship in program history Sunday.
Advancing to the Final Four has put the South Carolina men's and women's basketball teams in the national spotlight. Many celebrities have supported coaches Dawn Staley and Frank Martin by posting on social media and attending games.
Duane Notice is expected to have the responsibility of guarding Gonzaga's star point guard.
Dawn Staley's Gamecocks will look to beat Stanford from the inside out, while the Cardinal will likely attack South Carolina with a three-point barrage.
When the South Carolina locker room opened Thursday, there wasn’t the usual crowd around the Gamecocks’ All-American center.
As a player or coach, Dawn Staley has yet to defeat Stanford coach Tara VanDerveer. But the No. 1-seeded South Carolina women's basketball team could reverse the pattern in the Final Four on Friday.
Only two players remain from South Carolina's 2015 Final Four run, but the Gamecocks' seven newcomers can turn to head coach Dawn Staley and All-American A'ja Wilson for advice on playing on the nation's biggest stage.
South Carolina's star senior is battling an illness upon the team's arrival in Phoenix.
We might as well call Frank Martin an oracle after he correctly predicted in the preseason what would eventually turn out to be three of the biggest storylines come the end of the season.
As South Carolina prepares for its first Final Four appearance, sports editor Bobby Balboni reflects on the rise of South Carolina's men's basketball and argues that, above all else, Frank Martin's leadership was the driving force in its climb.
South Carolina's adversity-filled success is finally starting to sink in.
South Carolina's defense was instrumental in their Elite Eight win over Florida State.