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Finding their new home on the court
Two international women’s tennis players look back on their past seasons at South Carolina and hope the pandemic will not keep them from returning home during the holidays.
Read MoreGamecock Softball’s Curveball from COVID-19
Gamecock Softball has been used to making it to post-season. But COVID-19 had other plans as this team. Like many others, they had to stop their season completely. By now, Gamecock Softball would’ve been a few scrimmages in and...
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A’ja Wilson is on top of her game
Former Gamecock great A’ja Wilson adds to her ever-growing list of accomplishments.
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The future of Will Muschamp may be rooted in his past
Will Muschamp has had an underwhelming fourth season as the Gamecocks head football coach and many fans are upset with the team’s results, but firing Muschamp may not be the answer to the problem.
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Gamecocks open Cancun Challenge with Boston University
South Carolina will welcome the Boston University Terriers to Colonial Life Area Tuesday night to open the Cancun Challenge.
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Kiel Pollard finds new hope in unexpected season
Gamecock football player finds new hope after devastating diagnosis.
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Frank Martin evaluates South Carolina’s exhibition victory over CIU
Gamecocks head coach Frank Martin evaluates South Carolina’s 87-50 victory over CIU on Wednesday night.
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Fair pay to play is all the talk
The University of South Carolina speaks up about their views on Fair Pay to Play. University of...
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Rushing attack is crucial for Gamecocks and Bulldogs
Will Muschamp addresses media at his press conference Tuesday, before the Georgia game. Ground...
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Gamecock soccer responds in a big way, beats PC 4-2
The Gamecocks gather to sing the alma mater after a 4-2 victory of Presbyterian College. The team...
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Sellman, Scott lead Gamecock equestrian team in 2019
The Gamecock equestrian team is led by two friends. How will they face the rest of the season?
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“3’s in the third” aims to raise awareness for mental health
Fans at the South Carolina-Alabama game plan to raise awareness for mental health and honor the memory of Tyler Hilinski by holding up three fingers in the third quarter. Tyler Hilinski wore the No. 3 jersey as does his younger brother, Gamecocks starting quarterback Ryan Hilinski.
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