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The University of Georgia announced its full non‑conference slate for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting road trips to North Carolina and Georgia Tech, neutral‑site contests in Orlando and New York, and a series of marquee matchups that could shape the Bulldogs’ NCAA résumé.
Clemson's men's and women's soccer programs will appear on the ACC Network this coming season, offering fans a chance to watch key early-season matchups and a series of home games streamed online.
The Cowgirls will tackle a demanding slate that includes a road trip to three‑time champion South Carolina, neutral‑site games in Florida, and rivalry matchups against St. John’s, Oklahoma and North Texas.
Tait Reynolds switched from Arizona State baseball to Clemson football, aiming for a quarterback role in 2026 while coaches explore a possible baseball return in 2027.
The Gamecocks enter preseason camp after a 4-8 season, targeting a College Football Playoff berth in 2025 while navigating key injuries and competition for starting spots.
On August 22, the South Carolina Stingrays Charity Classic will bring together former professionals and fans at the Carolina Ice Palace to generate scholarships for the Charleston Youth Hockey Association, targeting families struggling with hockey costs.
The Gamecocks' special teams unit reshaped its identity in 2025, highlighted by punt returner Vicari Swain's early touchdowns and a series of strategic changes that set the stage for next season's battles.
Jim Toman, a celebrated NCAA baseball coach with over 400 career wins, died at 64 after a glioblastoma diagnosis. His career spanned multiple programs and left a lasting imprint on the sport.
Veteran coach Jim Toman, celebrated for his strategic brilliance and dedication to player development, died on August 4 after a battle with glioblastoma. His legacy lives on through the countless athletes and colleagues he inspired.
Maddy McDaniel announced she will not return to the Gamecocks after an indefinite leave, prompting coach Dawn Staley to praise her contributions and setting the stage for Tessa Johnson to assume point guard duties.
The 2026‑27 women’s college basketball season is set to begin with a landmark matchup between Oklahoma State and South Carolina, featuring star scorers, returning All‑Americans and a slate of non‑conference games that will test both programs before conference play.
Guard Maddy McDaniel announced her withdrawal from the South Carolina women's basketball roster, citing mental health as the primary reason. Her exit creates a roster opening under recent NCAA eligibility changes, while Coach Dawn Staley underscores the program's commitment to player wellness.
The Cowgirls' new roster, bolstered by top transfers, will meet Dawn Staley's championship‑laden Gamecocks in a first‑ever meeting that promises to reshape the early season narrative.
Western Carolina University's women's soccer program has been recognized for academic excellence for the 21st consecutive season, with a 3.64 GPA and multiple player honors highlighting the achievement.
Veteran commentator Paul Finebaum has questioned Clemson’s recent decline, urging the program to prove it can return to championship contention in the upcoming season.
The Illinois Valley Senior League baseball team traveled to South Carolina for the World Series, where they faced tough competition, visited Clemson’s facilities, filmed for ESPN+, and earned praise for their sportsmanship and community spirit.
The 2026 Presbyterian men's soccer team adds twenty new players, highlighted by international standouts and high‑school award winners, aiming to boost competitiveness.
Former Liberty University and Middle Tennessee State baseball coach Jim Toman succumbed to brain cancer in August 2026, leaving behind a legacy of mentorship and on‑field success.
Norris Brown, a key contributor to the University of Georgia’s 1980 national championship squad, passed away on July 31. His legacy spans college glory, a brief NFL stint, and a lasting friendship with Herschel Walker.
Jim Toman, who passed away on August 4, 2023, left a lasting imprint on college baseball through his playing days, coaching achievements, and the athletes he mentored.
The Purcellville-based squad finished 10‑0, won state and district titles, and will open against Florida, Tennessee and South Carolina in Wilson, North Carolina.
Jim Toman, a revered baseball coach and recruiter, died after a two‑year battle with brain cancer, leaving behind a legacy of influence, humor, and family devotion.
Jim Toman, a revered figure in college baseball, died on August 4, 2026, after a battle with brain cancer. His journey from player to coach left an indelible mark on several programs.
Ohio State tops the AFCA preseason poll with 38 first‑place votes, while the Big Ten and SEC fill most of the top 25, and several high‑profile coaching changes loom over the upcoming season.