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No.16 Oklahoma upset No.2 South Carolina 94-82 in overtime, pulling off the upset as a double-digit underdog. After the win, OU coach Jennie Baranczyk celebrated with high energy in the postgame huddle captured by ESPN, signaling that the program is back and just getting started as March Madness approaches.
The Alabama Crimson Tide secured their seventh straight win with a dramatic 29-22 comeback victory over South Carolina, highlighted by Germie Bernard’s late-game heroics and resilient team effort, despite struggles in the running game and costly mistakes by South Carolina.
The article previews the 2025 college football game between Alabama and South Carolina, highlighting historical context, team form, coaching, injuries, weather, and betting odds, with Alabama favored to win by 11.5 points.
South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers was reportedly offered $8 million to transfer, highlighting the ongoing issue of financial inducements in college sports, but he has chosen to stay at USC despite the offers. Sellers, a top dual-threat QB and Heisman contender, values his education and playing career over money, with his NIL valuation at $3.7 million.
South Carolina's offensive coordinator, Dowell Loggains, has been appointed as the new head coach for Appalachian State's football team, following the approval by App State's board of trustees. Loggains, who has extensive coaching experience in the NFL and college football, will be introduced on Monday and is set to lead the Mountaineers on a five-year contract. This move leaves South Carolina's head coach, Shane Beamer, in search of a new offensive coordinator for the Gamecocks, who recently completed a successful 9-3 season.
The South Carolina Gamecocks face off against the Clemson Tigers in a highly anticipated college football matchup at Memorial Stadium. The Gamecocks, led by quarterback LaNorris Sellers, are on a five-game winning streak and are expected to score heavily against Clemson's defense. Betting predictions favor South Carolina to potentially upset Clemson, with a focus on the Gamecocks exceeding a team total of 23.5 points. The game is set for Saturday, November 30, 2024, at Noon ET on ESPN.
Rece Davis, host of "College GameDay," predicts an upset in the upcoming college football game between the No. 15 South Carolina Gamecocks and No. 12 Clemson Tigers. Despite being a 2.5-point underdog, Davis believes South Carolina will defeat Clemson at Memorial Stadium, potentially securing a College Football Playoff spot. Both teams are vying for playoff contention, making this ACC-SEC showdown a high-stakes matchup.
South Carolina women's basketball team, led by coach Dawn Staley, faced their first loss in 44 games against UCLA, losing 77-62. Staley acknowledged the strength of UCLA's performance and noted the Gamecocks' ongoing adjustment to the absence of former star Kamilla Cardoso. Despite the defeat, Staley highlighted the positive contributions of sophomore guard Tessa Johnson and emphasized the need for the team to focus and adapt moving forward.
Indiana Hoosiers will face South Carolina Gamecocks in a non-conference home game at Simon Skojdt Assembly Hall. South Carolina, coached by Lamont Paris, is 2-1 this season and features standout sophomore Collin Murray-Boyles. Key strategies for Indiana include defending without fouling and limiting South Carolina's second-chance opportunities. The game will be a test for both teams as they integrate new players. KenPom predicts a six-point win for Indiana with a 71% chance of victory.
As the college football season nears its end, key matchups this weekend have significant implications for conference titles and the College Football Playoff. The Tennessee-Georgia game is crucial, potentially serving as a CFP elimination game for Georgia. Missouri faces a tough challenge against South Carolina, while Colorado aims to maintain its Big 12 Championship hopes against Utah. OutKick writers Barrett Sallee and Trey Wallace provide their game predictions, highlighting the importance of defense and key player performances in these pivotal contests.
The South Carolina Gamecocks celebrated their NCAA championship with a victory parade in Columbia, where coach Dawn Staley rode in a Rolls-Royce Dawn and was presented with a wrestling belt by the mayor. The parade featured a float with tombstones representing the teams they defeated, and players expressed unity and gratitude to fans. Staley spoke about the team's "uncommon favor" and the emotional journey to winning the title, emphasizing the extraordinary love and support from the fans.
South Carolina Gamecocks top CBS Sports' way-too-early women's college basketball power rankings with a deep roster and strong recruiting class, while UConn Huskies and NC State Wolfpack also feature prominently. Iowa Hawkeyes, without Caitlin Clark, plummet in the rankings, but are banking on potential from younger players and a strong recruiting class to stay in the top 25.
Dawn Staley led the South Carolina Gamecocks to their third NCAA women's basketball national championship in seven years, solidifying her status as a legendary coach. Staley's ability to develop star players and form strong connections with her team has been instrumental in the team's success. Despite consistently losing key players to the WNBA, Staley has continued to win, and her impact on her players both on and off the court has been widely praised.
The South Carolina Gamecocks secured the NCAA title by defeating the Iowa Hawkeyes, with player Raven Johnson expressing pride in making history and coach Dawn Staley expressing joy over the win.
After Iowa Hawkeyes star Caitlin Clark's collegiate career ended with a loss in the national championship, she bid farewell with a three-word message, "I’ll miss you." Despite scoring 30 points in the game, South Carolina emerged victorious. Clark is expected to be the No. 1 overall pick in the upcoming WNBA Draft and has been credited with elevating women’s basketball. South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley praised Clark for her impact on the sport, and Clark ends her career as the all-time leader in NCAA scoring.