Glory days for Gamecocks

Back-to-back national titles elevate baseball team's celebrity status

It was 8:45 on Thursday night, and South Carolina baseball coach Ray Tanner was still holding the black marker between his fingers. He scribbled his signature on a hat and passed it across the table to a little kid. "There ya go, my man," Tanner said. Read More

Cougars knock off SoCon-leading Cats

There were plenty of reasons College of Charleston should have lost Saturday to Davidson. Poor free-throw shooting in the first half. Foul trouble. Injuries that left the Cougars short-handed. Read More

SAPAKOFF COLUMN: Locating the start of the USC dynasty

The source of the river of Gamecocks baseball glory has been found. Traced tributaries include back-to-back College World Series championships, late-inning magic, sellout crowds at Carolina Stadium and "Roth Star" -- King Michael himself -- on the cover of the latest Baseball America magazine. Read More

Bulldogs lose at the buzzer in OT

Ashton Moore knelt at the foul line, hands covering his head in disbelief. A teammate crouched beside him, offering whatever comfort he could. "I was in shock," The Citadel's freshman guard said after the Bulldogs' 73-72 overtime loss Saturday to Georgia Southern. Read More

Razorbacks mow down USC

Arkansas always seems to look its best at home, no matter how bad it has looked on the road. The Jekyll-and-Hyde Razorbacks continued that trend Saturday, with BJ Young scoring 27 points in a 76-65 victory over South Carolina. Read More

Two-Minute Drill with South Carolina's Adam Matthews

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Muo sinks 8 treys in win

With a local restaurant offering buy one, get one free coupons if Charleston Southern made eight 3-pointers in its Big South game against High Point, forward Mathiang Muo made everyone a winner all by himself. Read More

Tigers end 22-year drought

The last time Clemson won at Wake Forest, former Demon Deacons great Tim Duncan was a 14-year-old living in the U.S. Virgin Islands. Read More

STATE REPORT: Citadel wrestlers roll

After trading victories through the first six bouts, The Citadel wrestling team captured the final four matches for a 31-12 Southern Conference victory over Davidson on Saturday. Read More

Citadel loses at buzzer in OT

Ashton Moore's 14-foot jumper rimmed out at the buzzer, and The Citadel dropped a 73-72 decision in overtime to Georgia Southern tonight at McAlistert Field House. Read More

Clemson routs Wake to end drought, pick up first ACC road win

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – Clemson ended a 22-year winless drought at Wake Forest and picked up its first ACC road win of the season with a 78-58 victory Saturday. Read More

Cougars spring upset on Davidson

The College of Charleston managed to overcome foul problems and a short bench to score an 86-78 victory over Davidson Saturday at TD Arena. Read More

Hall of Fame inductions to highlight Cougs' homecoming

A 3 p.m. matchup with Southern Conference leader Davidson preceded by Hall of Fame inductions will highlight Homecoming activities today at the College of Charleston. Read More

Another roadblock for USC

The nice little treat South Carolina's basketball team gets at the end of its difficult five-game stretch is a trip to an arena where the home team rarely loses. The Gamecocks, who have lost the first four games of this stretch and are 1-8 in Southeastern Conference play, travel this afternoon to Arkansas, which is 16-1 at home this season, including 4-0 against SEC competition. Read More

USC football coaches, Tanner pick up raises

A little more than a month after concluding the most successful football season in school history, South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier and his staff were handsomely rewarded at Friday's Board of Trustees meeting. Read More