While many K-State fans – myself included – would much rather see Martin in a purple suit than a garnet one Saturday in Phoenix, I know he deserves every bit of success he’s had and will continue to have. Enjoy the ride and enjoy your coach, Gamecock fans. He truly is one of the best in the business.
South Carolina's trio of guards from the Columbia area are taking their beloved childhood team to the Final Four for the first time in program history.
I questioned this team a lot throughout the season. Individual players, or the team as a whole — I did not have faith in them entirely. Yet in their Final Four run, these Gamecocks have shot down every negative story line that had been stuck on them throughout the season, and proved themselves worthy of everything they have accomplished this season.
With a 77-70 win over No. 4 Florida at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, the South Carolina men's basketball team is Final Four bound for the first in program history.
After falling behind with a Friday night loss, South Carolina closed out its series with consecutive victories.
The Gamecocks earned their first walk-off win since 2015 to take game two of a three-game set with Alabama.
Behind Kaela Davis's 28 points, A'ja Wilson's 24, and Allisha Gray's 19, South Carolina defeated Quinnipiac and advanced to the Elite 8.
For the Gamecocks and Gators, staying in the moment will be key to advancing to the Final Four.
Defense has carried both South Carolina and Florida to the Elite Eight, and points will likely be at a premium in Madison Square Garden Sunday.
Believe it: South Carolina will play Sunday for a shot to make the Final Four.
Sophomore big man Chris Silva was a key factor in locking down Baylor's leading scorer Jonathan Motley Friday night.
South Carolina's eight-game win streak was snapped by Alabama Friday night.
South Carolina never looked back after taking a double-digit lead in the first half, upsetting Baylor in a 70-50 blowout.
Adam Orfinger and Carson Mason break down the three keys to victory for both South Carolina and Baylor before Friday's Sweet 16 showdown.
Exactly one year after their unexpected departure from the NCAA Tournament at the hands of Syracuse, the South Carolina women's basketball team finds itself in the Sweet 16 once again.
Despite being the quarterback for the Gamecocks' SEC rival Florida from 2006-2009, Tim Tebow will receive a warm welcome from USC students when he returns to Columbia in April to play for the Fireflies.
For the first time this season, Sindarius Thornwell will actually be able to fulfill his dream and play under the bright lights of Madison Square Garden in South Carolina's Sweet 16 game against Baylor.