Jordan Kaye

20 hours ago | thestate.com | Jordan Kaye

South Carolina’s Brian Rowe Jr. in the 2025 spring football game at Williams-Brice Stadium. Dwayne McLemore [email protected] There is intrigue in youth because, well, there is nothing yet to criticize. Which is why after a South Carolina football season where the Gamecocks’ best pass catcher by far was a tight end (Joshua Simon — 40 catches, 519 yards, 7 TDs), the bevy of young faces in USC’s wide receiver room has drowned out any disappointment from last year.

2 days ago | thestate.com | Jordan Kaye

The entertainment district Donati describes would likely sit on plots H and F. Via South Carolina Athletics We learned in May of the progress South Carolina is making on the renovation plans for Williams-Brice Stadium. There were renderings for the upgraded home of the Gamecocks that includes two new videoboards, 43 suites on the west side of the stadium (up from the current 18), an air-conditioned area for students, upgraded bathrooms and more.

3 days ago | thestate.com | Jordan Kaye

South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers (16) fights off the tackle of Clemson cornerback Shelton Lewis (2) during the second half of the Palmetto Bowl between South Carolina and Clemson at Memorial Stadium in Clemson on Saturday, November 30, 2024. Sam Wolfe Special To The State We are a few months away from the real preseason fodder that includes the release of conference media polls and the initial Associated Press Top 25.

3 days ago | thestate.com | Jordan Kaye

Transfer offensive lineman Nolan Hay during his South Carolina official visit Courtesy of Nolan Hay/Instagram Miramar Beach, Fla. The graph is stark. In a story by AL.com that lays out the Fiscal Year 2024 recruiting budgets for SEC teams, South Carolina’s bar is dwarfed by a number of other schools. The numbers were compiled by Freedom of Information Act requests and every SEC school aside from Vanderbilt — which is a private school and doesn’t have to grant FOIA requests — is included.

6 days ago | thestate.com | Jordan Kaye

Arguably the worst season in South Carolina baseball history wrapped with a firestorm. It ended with program records for losses (29) and SEC losses (24). It concluded with a first-year head coach being asked about his job security and if he was planning to fire any of his assistants. It was the antithesis of what coach Paul Mainieri preached after the 66-year-old hall-of-famer came out of retirement last June and took over the Gamecocks program.