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Former Gamecock Receivers Catching On in NFL

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With the NFL season getting into full swing, here is a look at how a number of former South Carolina Gamecocks receivers are making their mark with their NFL squads. San Francisco 49ers rookie wide receiver Bruce Ellington saw limited action in his NFL debut last week, returning just one punt for 13 yards in […]

Gamecocks Football: Awesome College Tailgating Traditions in the U.S.

0 comments by on 9/18/2014

Football season is once again upon us, and what better way to celebrate it’s return than with a weekend full of tailgating! There are lot’s of good ones out there, but who actually has the best? Instead of trying to decide who has the best overall tailgating celebration — that’s like trying to argue who […]

Capital One Mascot Challenge: Vote for Cocky

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According to the AP Top 25 Poll released on Sunday, the SEC boasts seven of the top-25 teams, five of which are top-10. The SEC is also dominating the Capital One Mascot Challenge with three of the mascots in top-10, more than any other conference. USC’s Cocky remains undefeated as he heads into his week […]

Are Gamecocks Team To Beat In SEC East?

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Former Georgia coach Jim Donnan sits down with Campus Insiders’ Bonnie Bernstein to discuss the state of the SEC including whether South Carolina is in the driver’s seat in the East, whether Kenny Hill really is that good, and whether Auburn should be on upset alert against Kansas State.

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How South Carolina Can Beat Georgia

0 comments by on 9/12/2014

Campus Insiders’ Doug Chapman and Ray Crawford welcome South Carolina Insider Andy Demetra to discuss why Dylan Thompson will have to shoulder the offensive burden for the Gamecocks and why Steve Spurrier’s defense can prevail over star back Todd Gurley and Georgia.

Gamecocks Football: 5 Things Learned Vs. Texas A&M

0 comments by on 8/31/2014

The South Carolina Gamecocks lost to the Texas A&M Aggies at home by the score of 52-28. For USC, they must regroup and move past this bad loss. To do that, here are five things learned from week 1 of the college football season that the Spurrier led team must address: 1. Fundamentals Must Improve […]

Gamecocks Podcast: Talking Texas A&M

0 comments by on 8/27/2014

In this episode of the Gamecocks Podcast, we provide you a preview of the big SEC football opener between South Carolina and Texas A&M. Take a listen:

Gamecocks Football: Down Goes Mike Matulis

0 comments by on 8/18/2014

Bad news for the University of South Carolina football team as starting right guard Mike Matulis suffered a severe left knee sprain during an intra-squad scrimmage at Williams-Brice stadium on Saturday morning. The 6-foot-5, 307-pound offensive lineman – who missed the entire 2013 season recovering from shoulder surgery – had to be helped off the […]

Gamecocks Football No.9 in AP 2014 Preseason Poll

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The University of South Carolina football team will begin the 2014 season ranked No. 9 in the nation according to the preseason Associated Press rankings. The Gamecocks have been ranked for a school-record 65 consecutive weeks. The Gamecocks open their 2014 season at home on August 28 against No. 20 Texas A&M. That game will […]

Gamecocks Punting Must Improve in 2014

0 comments by on 8/17/2014

All eyes on senior Tyler Hull. This is one area that the South Carolina Gamecocks football squad must see improvement in for a successful 2014. The Gamecocks were sixth in the SEC in punting in 2010, but that dropped to 11th (out of 12) in 2011 and then last the past two years. You read […]

Pharoh Cooper is the Real Deal

0 comments by on 8/10/2014

The South Carolina Gamecocks held a scrimmage yesterday as they continue to build towards their showdown with Texas A&M. One bright spot from the scrimmage was the play of wide receiver Pharoh Cooper. He had a two catches for 80 yards and a touchdown. Those stats may not excite you but it shows that the […]

Gamecocks Football 2014: Secondary Uncertainty

0 comments by on 8/2/2014

As the South Carolina Gamecocks take the field for the first time this late summer season in preparation for the fall pursuit of SEC glory, the biggest question mark for the squad is the secondary. The Gamecocks got a boost of good news as freshman cornerbacks Wesley Green and Chris Lammons were granted admission earlier in the […]

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