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.
Erpenbeck previews Saturday's SEC East clash1. Four Kentucky freshmen were suspended earlier this week for Saturday's game.
Like waking up on Christmas Day as a kid, college football routinely brings unforeseen surprises in the wake of uncontrollable excitement.
There are musicians and there are entertainers. Crown the Cake aims to be both.
If there was such a thing as a culinary roadmap, it would start at Hampton Place Cafe.
Although the Northern Hemisphere is chilling into fall, there are still a few weekends on the water left.
Columbia’s music scene is surprisingly bustling, and you only have to look at our local venues to find out why.
Last October, the Gamecocks traveled to Columbia, Missouri. A loss looked imminent, as South Carolina trailed 17-0 heading into the fourth quarter.
Tiger logos litter the list of the SEC’s defensive leaders. Spots that were once held by South Carolina’s elite, have been ransacked by the new kids on the block.
South Carolina has faced a prolific SEC passing attack once this season, and it did not end well.
If you’re wondering whether or not the Bulldogs have recovered from the excruciating loss they suffered at Williams-Brice Stadium a few weeks ago, just ask the Troy Trojans, who were put in their place 66-0 last week by Todd Gurley and company.
It’s 10 a.m. Do you know where your children are? More likely than not, the answer is “On the Horseshoe,” assuming that question is asked tomorrow, that is.
Too much time in front of the television rots your brain and gives you lower back issues later in life. Why not make an investment in your body and give some of these active and healthy activities a try?
For two teams tasked with replacing their starting quarterbacks this season, No. 14 South Carolina and Vanderbilt seem to be trending in opposite directions.
When the Gators and the Crimson Tide take the field Saturday, no one will know what to expect.
Dear Dailey,I’m failing my French class. I don’t know what I’m going to do.
FRIDAYCOLUMBIA GREEK FESTIVALHoly Trinity Greek Orthodox Church, 1931 Sumter StreetThurs-Sat, 10 a.m.-10 p.m., Sun, 12-8 p.m., FreeThis weekend marks the Columbia Greek Festival’s 28th year brining the culture to South Carolina.