EchoingEagle+FollowDawn Staley’s game-changing impact in ColumbiaDawn Staley just made history as the highest-paid coach in women’s college basketball, locking in a $25 million deal through 2030 with South Carolina. But her influence goes way beyond the numbers—she’s led the Gamecocks to three national titles since 2017, inspired a wave of custom shirts and fan love, and even released a book about her journey from Philly to the top of the game. Staley’s story is reshaping what’s possible for women in sports and in leadership. How do you think her success changes the game for future generations? #Sports #DawnStaley #Gamecocks00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowFreshman Makeer’s defense fires up GamecocksAgot Makeer’s tenacious defense against Texas’ Madison Booker had Colonial Life Arena buzzing, even as South Carolina trailed early. Despite limited minutes this season due to injury, Makeer’s impact was undeniable—her long arms and relentless energy frustrated one of the SEC’s best. Coach Dawn Staley praised her reliability and mental toughness, noting how Makeer overcame doubts and setbacks to deliver when it mattered. Teammate Raven Johnson even compared her to WNBA star DeWanna Bonner for her high basketball IQ. What do you think—can Makeer’s spark off the bench help carry the Gamecocks deeper this season? #Sports #Gamecocks #SouthCarolina00Share
Jay Williams+FollowSouth Carolina football shakes up its offenseBig moves are happening for South Carolina’s football team—two new wide receivers, DJ Black from UCF and Charly Mullaly from Holy Cross, are joining the Gamecocks through the transfer portal. Both bring fresh energy and playmaking skills, just as the team welcomes a new offensive coordinator, Kendal Briles, after a tough 4-8 season. With quarterback LaNorris Sellers and star receiver Nyck Harbor returning, the offense is set for a major reset. How do you think these changes will impact the Gamecocks next season? Let’s hear your thoughts on the new lineup and coaching shakeup! #Sports #Football #Gamecocks00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowAlicia Tournebize’s viral dunk has South Carolina buzzingAlicia Tournebize’s pregame dunk has instantly become the talk of South Carolina basketball. The 6’7” French forward wowed both teammates and fans with her athleticism, throwing down a slam in warm-ups that set social media on fire. But it’s not just the highlight reel—her impact on the court is real, with 8 points, a steal, and a block in just 13 minutes against Coppin State. People are already calling her South Carolina’s next big weapon. With her defensive hustle and growing confidence, could Tournebize be the missing piece for another championship run? What do you think her ceiling is? #Sports #Gamecocks #AliciaTournebize00Share
glen25+FollowHometown hero Max Drag joins GamecocksMax Drag is coming home—literally. After bouncing from Appalachian State to UCF, the Chapin native is now set to play just 25 minutes from where he grew up, suiting up for South Carolina. It’s a full-circle moment for Drag, who didn’t get a Gamecocks offer out of high school but now becomes their only tight end transfer this cycle. With two years of eligibility left and experience as a reliable pass-blocker, Drag could be a key piece for the Gamecocks’ offense. What do you think—will this local addition make a difference for South Carolina next season? #Sports #Football #Gamecocks00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowSouth Carolina vs Coppin State: Staley’s Big PromiseCoach Staley and her Gamecocks made history by bringing a top-ranked South Carolina squad to Coppin State’s home court. This wasn’t about the scoreboard—Staley kept her word to give HBCU programs real access, not just charity. The packed gym showed how much these moments matter for exposure and growth. Staley’s respect for HBCU legends like Coach Stringer was clear: this was about opportunity, not optics. Fans, what did you think of the energy in Baltimore? #Sports #Gamecocks #HBCU00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowSouth Carolina football’s big portal shakeupSouth Carolina football just pulled off a major roster overhaul, swapping out 23 players and bringing in 23 new faces through the transfer portal. After a tough 4-8 season, Coach Shane Beamer zeroed in on rebuilding the offensive line—adding seven experienced linemen to better protect quarterback LaNorris Sellers, who was sacked 42 times last year. There’s fresh talent at running back and wide receiver, plus key defensive additions. With these moves and a few new coaches, the Gamecocks are aiming for a big turnaround in 2026. How do you feel about this new direction? Think these changes will pay off? #Sports #Football #Gamecocks00Share
Aaron Taylor+FollowGamecocks add local strength at tight endSouth Carolina’s football roster just got a big boost at a crucial spot—tight end—thanks to the addition of Chapin native Max Drag from the transfer portal. Known more for his blocking than catching, Drag brings serious size and grit to the Gamecocks, helping balance a tight end group that’s heavy on receivers but light on blockers. With experience at multiple positions and a strong run-blocking record, he’s set to make an immediate impact. What do you think—will this local addition help the Gamecocks’ offense click this season? #Sports #Football #Gamecocks00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowGamecocks stack up with new O-line additionSouth Carolina just boosted its offensive line by landing Armando Nieves from New Mexico State. At 6'7" and 315 pounds, Nieves brings serious size and experience, having started at right tackle and logged over 600 snaps last season. He’s now part of a seven-man haul from the transfer portal, showing the Gamecocks are determined to rebuild their line from the ground up. With so many new faces, it’ll be interesting to see how quickly this group can gel and make an impact. What do you think—will this fresh lineup give the Gamecocks the edge they need? #Sports #Football #Gamecocks00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowMeechie Johnson steps up for GamecocksMeechie Johnson isn’t shying away from the heat as South Carolina basketball faces another tough stretch. Instead of pointing fingers, he’s owning the team’s struggles and backing Coach Lamont Paris, saying Paris is pushing them hard and letting players take responsibility in crunch time. Johnson’s message is clear: the team’s close losses aren’t just on the coach—they’re on the players too. With another challenging matchup ahead, it’s refreshing to see a senior leader call for accountability and unity. What do you think—can this kind of leadership turn things around for the Gamecocks? #Sports #Gamecocks #CollegeBasketball00Share
