Latest Slidescroller coverage mentioning Michael Sauls across Baseball, Basketball, Football.
Pat Forde, a veteran Sports Illustrated writer, shares his analysis of South Carolina’s 2026 football prospects, highlighting the pressures on coach Shane Beamer and the players who must step up.
Dylan Eskew, a right‑handed pitcher who completed his collegiate career from 2023 to 2025 at the University of South Carolina, is set to rejoin the Gamecocks staff as an assistant coach focused on pitching development under new head coach Kevin Schnall.
The Sparks have cut the South Carolina alum after a brief stint, while adding new pieces and watching Feagin move to Portland.
The versatile transfer from Texas Tech joins the Gamecocks, bringing elite rankings, multi‑position flexibility and immediate starter potential.
Bristol Carter’s recent commitment adds speed and contact hitting to South Carolina’s baseball squad, joining several new faces in a busy transfer day.
Braden Richardson, the No. 9 prospect in South Carolina for the Class of 2027, pledged to the University of South Carolina, marking the first in‑state commitment for new head coach Kevin Schnall.
From Schonna Banner’s All‑Metro honors to Shaunzinski Gortman’s historic WNBA draft, this feature revisits the players who left an indelible mark on South Carolina basketball.
Brogan Witcher, a top‑ranked recruit from Bakersfield, chose the University of South Carolina over other options, citing the influence of coach Bill Cilento and a promising staff led by Kevin Schnall.
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.
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.
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.