USC vs. Clemson right around the corner
Tensions are rising yet again as the Gamecocks are readying to compete in their 122nd game against the Clemson Tigers.
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Tag: football
Benedict Tigers continue to soar in pursuit of championship
The Tigers, who are 8-1, are one win away from reaching their third football conference championship in four years.
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A vertical ID won’t get you alcohol at Columbia sports games, even if you’re 21
A rite of passage for some young adults has been blocked, due to a new state law and stadium policies.
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EXCLUSIVE: Ex-Gamecock star Demetris Summers planning how to give back
The former running back is working toward a summer camp for football and, perhaps later, a mentoring program to help young people make good decisions.
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40 years later: Doug Flutie’s ‘Hail Mary’ among sport successes that drove college applications
Experts weigh in on impact of sports success on college admissions
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Out-of-state football fans find community in Columbia fan groups
Fans come together to watch the games at specific restaurants and bars.
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ESPN spotlight boosts Columbia’s local businesses, school recruiting
GameDay generated an estimated $100,000 in additional economic impact in Columbia.
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USC’s Garnet and Black scrimmage brings good football for free
The Black Team met the Garnet Team during USC’s much-awaited Spring Game.
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EXCLUSIVE: Donald Trump is coming to Columbia next weekend, mayor, sheriff confirm
Former President Donald Trump is coming to town the weekend of the Carolina-Clemson game, Columbia Mayor Daniel Rickenmann told the Carolina News and Reporter.
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Meet the parents: Columbia prepares for USC’s family weekend
Mothers, fathers, brothers and sisters will gather in Columbia this weekend. Businesses are ready.
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Gamecock Bourbon Society brings online community face to face
A popular Twitter account is bringing together Gamecock and bourbon fans.
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Super Bowl ads could show move toward less anxious country
After the pandemic and political tensions starting in 2016, the normalcy of this year’s Super Bowl ads could be a sign the country is starting to heal.
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