EchoingEagle+FollowVanderbilt faces South Carolina in epic showdownVanderbilt’s women’s basketball team is making history—20–0 for the first time ever! Now, the Commodores are hitting the road to take on powerhouse South Carolina, who’s hungry to bounce back after a tough loss. Both teams are top-5 in the nation, but South Carolina’s defense and star forward Joyce Edwards will really test Vanderbilt’s unbeaten streak. Can Shea Ralph’s squad pull off another upset, or will the Gamecocks defend their home court? This matchup could shake up the SEC and national rankings. Who do you think has the edge? Let’s hear your predictions! #Sports #Vanderbilt #SouthCarolina00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowSouth Carolina stuns Vanderbilt in ColumbiaSouth Carolina women’s basketball just shook up the SEC, handing Vanderbilt its first loss of the season with a commanding 103-74 win at home. The Gamecocks came out swinging, forcing four early steals and building a huge lead right away. Five players scored in double digits, showing off the team’s depth and energy. Meanwhile, Vanderbilt’s hot streak ended, despite a strong effort from Mikayla Blakes. With both teams now tied in the SEC, this game could be a turning point. What do you think—can South Carolina keep this momentum going? #Sports #SouthCarolina #Vanderbilt00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowVanderbilt vs South Carolina: Who breaks the streak?Vanderbilt’s unbeaten run faces its toughest test yet as they head to Columbia to take on South Carolina, fresh off a shocking overtime loss. Both teams have had wild third quarters lately—Vandy used theirs to blow out Auburn, while the Gamecocks let Oklahoma flip the script. The big question: Can Vanderbilt’s defense slow down South Carolina’s shooters, or will the Gamecocks bounce back and protect their home court? With key players like Mikayla Blakes and Tessa Johnson in the spotlight, this matchup could shake up the SEC standings. Who do you think comes out on top? #Sports #Vanderbilt #SouthCarolina00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowSouth Carolina’s Marcus White lands big Illinois offerMarcus White, a 6'3", 295-pound offensive lineman from Dillon, SC, just got his first Power Four football offer—from Illinois. After fighting through an ankle injury and hearing doubts about his future, this scholarship means more than just a spot on a roster. It’s a huge validation for a local athlete who’s been grinding through setbacks. Offers like this can change the course for small-town players, showing what’s possible with hard work. What do you think—will this open the door for more South Carolina talent to get noticed? #Sports #Football #SouthCarolina00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowSouth Carolina’s wake-up call after Oklahoma upsetSouth Carolina’s championship dreams hit a speed bump after a tough overtime loss to Oklahoma, and Coach Dawn Staley didn’t sugarcoat it: the Sooners simply wanted it more. That kind of honesty is rare from a top coach, but it’s a reminder that heart and hustle can outshine rankings. The Gamecocks had the lead, but Oklahoma’s Aaliyah Chavez took over in OT, and South Carolina’s star Ta’Niya Latson struggled to find her rhythm. With March Madness around the corner, do you think this loss will light a fire under the Gamecocks, or is it a sign of deeper issues? #Sports #SouthCarolina #OklahomaSooners00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowSouth Carolina’s streak snapped by Oklahoma OT shockerSouth Carolina’s 12-game winning streak just hit a wall in Oklahoma, and it was freshman Aaliyah Chavez who stole the show. Chavez dropped 26 points—15 in overtime—burying four threes and handing the Gamecocks their first SEC loss of the season. Coach Dawn Staley didn’t sugarcoat it: Oklahoma simply wanted it more and made the big plays when it counted. Even with standout moments from Raven Johnson and Tessa Johnson, South Carolina couldn’t overcome a cold shooting stretch. With Vandy up next, do you think this loss will fuel a stronger comeback, or is it a sign of deeper issues? #Sports #SouthCarolina #Oklahoma00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowSouth Carolina’s overtime stumble vs OklahomaSouth Carolina’s women’s basketball team just hit a rare bump, falling to Oklahoma in a wild 94-82 overtime battle. Coach Dawn Staley didn’t sugarcoat it—she said the Sooners simply wanted it more, making clutch plays when it mattered. Aaliyah Chavez impressed as a freshman, but the Gamecocks struggled to get key scorers like Ta’Niya Latson going. Staley’s message? The team’s goals are still alive, and they’ll regroup fast with a big SEC showdown against Vanderbilt coming up. How do you think the Gamecocks bounce back from this? #Sports #Gamecocks #SouthCarolina00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowSouth Carolina dominates Coppin State in BaltimoreSouth Carolina’s women’s basketball team just rolled into Baltimore and left a big impression, not just with a 42-point win over Coppin State, but by packing the arena with over 3,300 fans. Coach Dawn Staley called it a win for everyone—bringing top-tier hoops to a local HBCU and giving players and fans a taste of elite competition. Even though LSU once drew a bigger crowd, South Carolina’s performance was the real headline. What do you think—should more powerhouse programs visit smaller schools to boost the local game and community spirit? #Sports #SouthCarolina #CoppinState00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowSouth Carolina vs Coppin State: More than a gameThe energy in Baltimore was electric as South Carolina women’s basketball rolled into Coppin State, drawing a packed house and plenty of hometown pride. Coach Dawn Staley, who grew up in Philly, felt right at home among the rowhomes and city grit, and her presence brought a rare spotlight to Coppin’s campus. While the Gamecocks dominated on the court, the real win was for the community—fans, families, and HBCU awareness all came together for a day to remember. What moments from local sports have brought your community together like this? #Sports #SouthCarolina #CoppinState00Share
carlsongary+FollowBig changes coming to SC shopping staplesMajor shakeups are hitting South Carolina’s favorite stores in 2026—think pharmacy deserts, coffee shop rebrands, and the end of one-stop discount shopping in small towns. Walgreens is leaving a key Columbia spot, making it tougher for locals and veterans to get prescriptions. Clutch Coffee Bar fans will see their hangout become Dutch Bros, marking the end of a homegrown era. Big Lots and Family Dollar closures mean fewer options for rural families, and Advance Auto Parts is trimming stores, especially where locations are just blocks apart. How will these changes affect your daily routine or your neighborhood? #Business #LocalBusiness #SouthCarolina00Share
