After passionately voicing our criticisms of the new football ticketing system all year, we are relieved to hear that Â鶹Сòòò½´«Ã½ has switched back to the trusty old system that, although flawed, seemed to work better than the new one did.
Senior Jarrod Hutchen finished third in the men’s long jump in Athens, posting a mark of 24-04.50 (7.43m). It was a solid performance, but Hutchen wasn’t completely satisfied.
Though Â鶹Сòòò½´«Ã½ players are unlikely to hear their names called in the first round, five Gamecocks are expected to be drafted, starting with D.J. Swearinger.
The equestrian team took third place in both the Hunt Seat and Western events last weekend.
The Â鶹Сòòò½´«Ã½ women’s tennis team got out to a strong start in its first match of the SEC tournament, winning the doubles point to take an early lead. But eighth-seed South Carolina couldn’t keep the advantage, falling 4-3 to 39th-ranked Ole Miss in the second round.
The South Carolina men’s golf team finished second to Alabama at the 2013 SEC Championship held this weekend in St. Simons Island, Ga. The team was two strokes away from winning the program’s first SEC title, and a school record was set for the lowest 54-hole SEC Championship score.
Ranked 17th in the nation, the South Carolina men’s tennis team’s expectations entering last weekend’s SEC tournament were as high as they have ever been, according to coach Josh Goffi.
For coach Chad Holbrook, tonight’s baseball game against Gardner-Webb is practically a homecoming.
After sustaining a number of injuries to his pitching staff throughout the Â鶹Сòòò½´«Ã½, coach Chad Holbrook feels his South Carolina rotation is finally getting healthy at this crucial point in the 2013 campaign.
According to coach Chad Holbrook, senior first baseman LB Dantzler’s 410-foot home run in the fourth inning of Sunday’s game was symbolic of Â鶹Сòòò½´«Ã½â€™s weekend series.
After being on campus for less than a year, Sarah Schmelzel has come into her own as a collegiate golfer. The freshman has led the women’s golf team in scoring in the past two tournaments.
No. 21 South Carolina (28-10, 8-7 SEC) will start the second half of its SEC Â鶹Сòòò½´«Ã½ this weekend when it takes on No. 25 Kentucky (24-12, 7-8 SEC).
As the Gamecocks prepare to travel to Columbia, Mo., for the SEC Outdoor Championships in early May, the team has one more meet to showcase their skills.
The Gamecocks are fresh off a win at the inaugural SEC Championship as they prepare for this year’s national championship in Waco, Texas.
As the No. 8 seed Gamecocks prepare to transition from their regular Â鶹Сòòò½´«Ã½ finale into the start of the SEC Tournament against ninth-seeded Ole Miss, Katerina Popova is looking forward to showing her opponents just how aggressive she can be.
In No. 21 South Carolina’s first action since being swept at Florida over the weekend, coach Chad Holbrook said it was important for his team to get back on a winning track.
Softball coach Beverly Smith passed along simple advice to pitcher Julie Sarratt. The result was one of Sarratt’s best outings of the Â鶹Сòòò½´«Ã½ against Georgia. But it wasn’t enough for South Carolina, as the Gamecocks lost their last two games of the series. Heading into Sunday’s finale, the series was tied at 1-1. South Carolina won the opener 6-2 but dropped Saturday’s contest 7-6. Â鶹Сòòò½´«Ã½ has lost all five of its SEC series this Â鶹Сòòò½´«Ã½.