The No. 12 Clemson Tigers and the No. 16 Georgia Bulldogs will face off this weekend in a game that has many Gamecock fans wondering, “Is there any possible way that both teams could lose…because that would be awesome.”
For the Gamecock men’s soccer team to achieve its goals this season, it must overcome quite a few injuries to key players.
One week ago at Stone Stadium, 4,505 students combined to form a standing room only crowd for what was essentially a preseason scrimmage for the men’s soccer team. And while the line to get into the game poured out onto Whaley Street at times, it was the line inside of the stadium that drew the biggest crowd as students waited to collect precious loyalty points.
Balanced scoring and senior leadership were at the heart of a record-breaking season for the South Carolina women’s soccer team in 2013.
You wouldn’t have known it was a scrimmage had you looked into the crowd and gazed at the mass of people who all turned out to support the Gamecock volleyball team Saturday.
With redshirt sophomore Perry Orth and redshirt freshman Connor Mitch jostling for the distinction of backup QB, it doesn’t look as though Spurrier will make a decision until he absolutely has to.
Despite going undrafted, Shaw has been one of the most closely followed rookies to come out of South Carolina in recent memory.
The days that sisters Kellie and Taylr McNeil have spent playing volleyball together can be traced back years, to a volleyball net in a backyard over 1,200 miles away from USC.
Last season, Kurtis Turner led the South Carolina men’s soccer team in assists, started all 19 of games he played in and earned a spot on the Conference USA All-Freshman team.
Will Murphy has acquired a skill that is very important to achieve success in golf: a short memory. Just a few months ago at the NCAA men’s golf championship, the then-junior was in a solid position to lead the Gamecocks to qualify for the match play portion of the championship.
Hopping on any bandwagon seems to get a bad rap nowadays. Maybe Miami Heat fans are to blame, or maybe those on the wagon no longer want to share the glory with new arrivals. But what if someone gets on the bandwagon, climbs to the front and steers it to new heights?
Earlier this month, in the form of a federal judge’s ruling, common sense prevailed in college athletics for the first time in a long time.
South Carolina men’s soccer team suffered a 1-0 defeat to the Phoenix in Tuesday’s exhibition game against Elon,. But it was the scene off the field, and more specifically wrapped around it, that made the most headlines on the day.
If you were a football prospect graduating from high school in2014 and you were on South Carolina’s radar, chances are you had a tweet in your mentions from @B_Quatro4.
If the Gamecocks’ 7-7-5 record from a year ago strikes you as unimpressive, head coach Mark Berson thinks you should look again. A quartet of road losses to open up the season paired with a number of key injuries threw much of Berson’s freshman class into the fire early in the year. But he thinks the team is better for it. “We got off to a slow start, but I think what I was most pleased about with the group last year was their mental toughness,” Berson said.
The demeanor of the women’s soccer team immediately shifts when any mention of the Stanford game occurs.
As much as we would like to believe it, Carolina isn’t the only team out there. Here are some other games every college football fan should watch this season.