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The Manhattan Jaspers will tip off the 2026‑27 men’s basketball campaign on Tuesday, November 3, when they travel to Lexington, Kentucky, to face the Wildcats in Rupp Arena. The game represents the first-ever meeting between the two schools in over 100 years of combined history.
A University of South Carolina football player and his brother were taken into custody after a week‑long series of vehicle break‑ins in Columbia, facing larceny and conspiracy charges. Video surveillance helped police recover the stolen items, and both were released on $150,000 bonds.
Kevin Schnall’s appointment as head baseball coach at the University of South Carolina was marked by a dramatic helicopter arrival, enthusiastic fan reaction, and a clear vision for a decade‑long rebuild.
The Aggies' upcoming schedule blends home comforts with a mid‑season gauntlet and a brutal November stretch, highlighted by a potential upset against John Mateer's Oklahoma.
After a successful stint coaching in Louisiana and a celebrated playing career at South Carolina, Tina Roy is back in the Palmetto State to lead the newly formed ALA Blythewood program, aiming to lay a foundation that can grow year by year.
Sam Williams‑Dixon, a former Ohio State football player who transferred to the University of South Carolina, was arrested on multiple charges related to vehicle break‑ins and theft, and has been suspended from the Gamecocks football program pending a court date on August 28.
Kevin Schnall, the University of South Carolina’s new baseball coach, is leveraging analytics and a network of former Coastal Carolina players to reshape the roster and revive the program’s national ambitions.
The 2026 South Carolina High School Football League season is poised to be one of the most exciting in recent memory, especially at the quarterback position, where a deep pool of talent across the Upstate has been ranked.
Four-star prospect Nate Kamba pledged to Auburn over Georgia, Ohio State and South Carolina, boosting the Tigers' 2027 class to 12th nationally and fourth in the SEC.
Sam Dixon, a running back who transferred from Ohio State to the University of South Carolina, was arrested and charged with several offenses, leading to his suspension and a court date set for August 28, just days before the team's first game.
South Carolina Gamecocks have placed transfer running back Sam Williams-Dixon on indefinite suspension following his arrest on June 13. He faces multiple charges including breaking into a motor vehicle, criminal conspiracy and grand larceny. The university cited its athletic department policy as the basis for the suspension, pending further investigation.
Recent visits and decommitments highlight Tennessee's aggressive push to secure elite talent for the 2027 class, including flips and official trips that could reshape its roster.
From a childhood memory in 1983 to a modern‑day Gator Bowl miracle, the author traces the personal threads that bind his love for South Carolina football with the legacy of Notre Dame, hoping for a future clash of titans.
Nebraska baseball secures catcher Reese Moore, brother of Iowa pitcher Cole Moore, bringing proven offensive firepower and experience to the program ahead of the 2026 season.
Kevin Schnall, the newly hired head coach of the University of South Carolina baseball program, promises an elite coaching staff, top‑tier recruiting, and a renewed rivalry with Coastal Carolina, where his close friend Chris Lemonis now leads.
At a press conference marked by a dramatic helicopter arrival, Kevin Schnall thanked university leaders, family and mentors, and detailed his coaching philosophy and ambitions for the Gamecocks.
In his first public address, the newly appointed coach outlined his philosophy, honored mentors and emphasized in‑state recruiting as the program looks toward SEC competition.
Chris Lemonis, a championship‑winning coach with deep local roots, is set to lead Coastal Carolina’s baseball program, bringing a proven winning culture to the Chanticleers.
Kevin Schnall, celebrated for guiding Coastal Carolina to the College World Series in his debut season, is now tasked with reviving the University of South Carolina's baseball program after years of decline.
The University of South Carolina unveiled its new baseball head coach Kevin Schnall at a fan‑filled event at Founders Park, highlighting a five‑year, $7 million contract and the coach’s vision for reviving the Gamecocks.
A recent welcome event at Founders Park introduced Kevin Schnall, the newly hired head coach, who arrives with a five‑year, $7 million deal and hopes to restore the Gamecocks’ former glory.
At a ceremony in Columbia, new head coach Kevin Schnall outlined his plan to harness the SEC’s power, prioritize local talent and reconnect with former players, aiming to restore the Gamecocks to championship contention.
After a ten‑year gap, the Gamecocks and Chanticleers are exploring a renewed rivalry, with both coaching staffs eyeing campus‑based matchups and highlighting a rich series history that dates back to 2010.
South Carolina is set to introduce Kevin Schnall as its new baseball coach, a move that follows a winless 2026 season and aims to restore competitiveness.