People-in-sports
State lawmaker enters fray over transgender athletes
A South Carolina senator has introduced legislation requiring high school transgender athletes to compete according to the gender on their birth certificates.
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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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Daley embracing local roots with Carolina Panthers
Carolina Panthers offensive lineman Dennis Daley has begun his professional football career not far from where he played collegiately.
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After Clemson loss, Muschamp confident of Akron victory
USC Coach Will Muschamp, at his weekly news conference, said he believes the team is prepared for their final game of the season against Akron.
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How Dawn Staley changed the culture of USC women’s basketball
Dawn Staley has put the USC women’s basketball program on the map with a combination of hard work, grit and determination.
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Sports media opportunities changing for women
More women are moving into the once male-dominated world of sports media.
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Keeping the legacy of baseball’s “second man” alive
Larry Doby was the second African-American player in MLB history but his story has been neglected nationally. One Camden museum is trying to honor his heritage as a groundbreaking pioneer of racial integration in professional sports.
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Waiting on Red Gerard
The Olympic gold medalist who spun backwards into the national spotlight by sticking a rare snowboarding move at the winter games walked into a charity event as if no one knew who he was.
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Titi excels on and off the track
On the track, South Carolina sprinter Ncincilili Titi will race for the national championship in the indoor 200 meters this weekend. Off the track, Titi was recently named the SEC track and field Men’s Scholar Athlete of the year.
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USC soccer team gives back to kids with cancer
Children’s Chance teamed up with the USC soccer players to teach kids battling pediatric cancer a little bit about soccer and give them a chance to be active.
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