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South Carolina coaching staff completed, spending over $7 million annually
With the finalization of Montario Hardesty’s coaching contract, South Carolina has rounded out its 2021 coaching staff.
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Takeaways from No. 2 South Carolina’s win over No. 17 Kentucky
With two regular season games left, here are some takeaways from the Gamecocks win over the Wildcats.
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Baseball gets set for season amid COVID pandemic
After the shock of canceling the season after just 16 games due to the pandemic, South Carolina baseball is set to begin anew.
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Gamecock Athletics partners with local businesses to provide meal, snack allowances for student-athletes
Gamecock Athletics offers certain student-athletes access to the Carolina Fuel Program.
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Gamecock men’s basketball battles COVID and doubters in up-and-down season
South Carolina men’s basketball has been playing as a group of five individuals on the court rather than a cohesive five-man unit during its current losing skid.
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Gamecocks to be part of EA SPORTS’s reboot to College Football video game
Electronic Arts is planning to revive the dormant College Football series, which was a beloved mainstay on the annualized sports video game circuit for many years across several generations of console games.
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South Carolina softball set to return after 11 months
South Carolina softball is set to return 11 months to the day after their season was canceled.
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2020 softball seniors get second chance with extra year of eligibility
They are known as the “COVID seniors,” four Gamecock softball standouts who will get a chance to return to the field this season.
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Local gym presses on despite pandemic
After COVID-19 halted its 20th anniversary celebration, Brickhouse Gym has found its footing and increased its membership since reopening last May.
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SCHSL announces new venues for high school football championship
The state high school football championships will be divided between two smaller Midlands stadium venues because of COVID-19.
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Fireflies hit home run on Twitter despite affiliation loss
The Columbia Fireflies learned of their departure from the New York Mets via Twitter but that didn’t harm their mood.
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More eyes on the (soft) ball for women in sports
The first-ever women’s softball trading cards, a new league and high television ratings are evolving softball into a new era.
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Governor Henry McMaster has lifted the "last call" rule on SC restaurant alcohol sales. This means that restaurants will be able to serve alcohol after 11PM starting Monday.
Look to expect some rain in the coming days here in Columbia. Cloudy skies and the sunshine is taking a short break after a beautiful past couple of days.