The South Carolina Gamecocks took a step forward in 2024, the fourth season for the program under head coach Shane Beamer. Nine wins was the most he had in any season and the Gamecocks ended the regular season just on the outside looking in at the College Football Playoff.

South Carolina's women dominated Georgia Tech in their final dual meet while more competitive men's meet went to the Yellow Jackets.

Clemson had its full 2025 football schedule released Monday. Here are the dates, opponents for coach Dabo Swinney's 17th season.

Fresh from an overdue road win in Atlantic Coast Conference play, Notre Dame basketball looks to build on it back at home against Georgia Tech

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The Atlantic Coast Conference announced its 2024 football schedule on Wednesday evening, unveiling Clemson's 2024 slate on ACC Huddle: 2024 Football Schedule Release on ACC Network and ESPN2. Clemson will open the season in the national spotlight when the Tigers face Georgia in Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the Aflac Kickoff Game on Saturday,

ACC releases dates for conference matchups, non-conference schedule begins with road matchup against Deion Sanders and Colorado Aug. 30.

South Carolina remains No. 2 in ESPN's Women's College Basketball Power Rankings and looks strong heading into what could be two of its toughest tests in the SEC. South Carolina hosts LSU on Friday (ESPN, 5 p.m. ET) and then travels to Tennessee on Monday (ESPN2, 7 p.m. ET).

South Carolina has added no wide receivers via the transfer portal. However, four receivers have exited the program: Debron Gatlin (Georgia Tech), Payton Mangrum (East Carolina), Tyshawn Russell (Syracuse) and CJ Adams (uncommitted).

We’re 12 weeks in to the 2024-25 women’s college basketball season and a lot has changed. Here’s On3’s updated top 25 following the 12th week of competition. UCLA improved to 20-0 with a road victory over Maryland this Sunday. While the Terps were without Shyanne Sellers, there’s no understating the success that the Bruins have seen this year.

South Carolina lost a close game to Florida despite a strong performance, extending their losing streak in SEC play.