Eddie Deleon+FollowFrank Beamer rocks Gamecocks gear for his sonFrank Beamer, the legendary former Virginia Tech coach, made a bold statement at the Virginia Tech vs. South Carolina game in Atlanta—he wore South Carolina black to support his son, Shane, who now coaches the Gamecocks. It’s not every day you see such a public show of family loyalty, especially when it means sporting the rival’s colors! This move has fans talking: Would you wear your rival’s gear for your kid? How far would you go to support family, even if it means crossing team lines? #Sports #FrankBeamer #SouthCarolina00Share
Kristin Shaw+FollowHeavy rains, pests, and bumper crops across SCFarmers across South Carolina are juggling a wild mix of challenges and successes this week. Coastal growers are harvesting butterbeans, peas, and okra in big volumes, but battling two-spot cotton leafhoppers and heavy rains—over 8 inches in some areas! Peppers are mysteriously wilting, and pecan orchards are fighting scab and anthracnose after all the wet weather. Meanwhile, muscadine grapes and pumpkins are looking good, and U-pick operations are open. With diseases and pests on the rise, it’s a crucial time for farmers to scout their fields and share what’s working. How are these swings in weather and pests affecting your crops or local markets? #Business #Industry #SouthCarolina00Share
Chad Williams+FollowSouth Carolina defense gears up for Kyron Drones testSouth Carolina’s defense is about to face one of its toughest quarterback matchups of the season: Virginia Tech’s Kyron Drones. Defensive coordinator Clayton White says Drones’ size and playmaking ability make him a real threat, but here’s the twist—Gamecock defenders have been preparing for this all summer by practicing against their own star QB, LaNorris Sellers, who has a similar style. Players say this daily challenge has sharpened their skills and confidence. Sunday’s game is shaping up to be a true test of all that hard work. What do you think—will the Gamecocks’ preparation pay off? #Sports #Football #SouthCarolina00Share
Nicole Rasmussen+FollowBig blow for SC: Field & Stream Fest canceled againField & Stream Music Fest, set to bring Eric Church, Miranda Lambert, ZZ Top, and more than 40 artists to Winnsboro this October, has been canceled for the second year in a row. After last year’s hurricane damage, many were hoping for a comeback, but organizers just announced refunds are on the way and the event may be gone for good. For local music lovers and businesses counting on the festival’s boost, this is a tough hit. What do you think this means for the future of big events in our area? #Entertainment #SouthCarolina #MusicFestival00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowSouth Carolina athletes fired up for Nike dealSouth Carolina’s move from Under Armour to Nike is already making waves among players and recruits. The 10-year contract brings $5 million in cash, $75 million in gear, and extra perks—plus a 15% royalty on sales. Coach Shane Beamer says the team and recruits are buzzing with excitement, seeing Nike as a game-changer for the program’s image and recruiting power. With Under Armour stepping back from college sports, this switch could reshape how Gamecocks athletes feel about representing their school. What do you think—will this boost South Carolina’s athletic future? #Sports #SouthCarolina #Nike00Share
Jessica Marshall+FollowNew path for South Carolina’s future teachersAspiring teachers in South Carolina now have a game-changing way to become certified without leaving their current school jobs. The EPIC Registered Apprenticeship lets school staff earn while they learn, combining hands-on classroom experience with expert mentorship and online training. Participants get paid, receive support to pass crucial exams, and build real skills alongside seasoned educators. This approach not only addresses teacher shortages but also empowers local community members to step into leadership roles in their own schools. What do you think—could this model help strengthen schools in your area? #Education #SouthCarolina #TeacherApprenticeship00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowSouth Carolina’s new season: Beyond the statsSouth Carolina basketball is turning the page with a powerful new message for the 2025-26 season, and it’s not just about wins or records. The team’s latest promo is narrated by Brea Beal, the “quiet assassin” whose grit defined Gamecocks basketball. Coach Dawn Staley made sure fans knew Beal’s voice is at the heart of this year’s theme: “Beyond Measure.” With fresh faces like Ta’Niya Latson joining returning leaders, the Gamecocks are focusing on legacy, hard work, and the moments nobody sees. Can this new mix of talent and attitude push South Carolina back to the top? Let’s talk about what really builds a champion. #Sports #SouthCarolina #Gamecocks00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowSouth Carolina cracks 247Sports Top 20!South Carolina just hit a new milestone—ranking 18th in 247Sports’ Team Talent Composite, their highest ever! Under Coach Shane Beamer, the Gamecocks are stacking up talent like never before. What’s wild is they’re now ahead of several big-name programs, but still have to face four of the nation’s top 10 teams this season. The SEC is as tough as ever, but this new ranking shows real progress. Do you think this boost in talent will finally translate to more wins on the field? Let’s hear your thoughts on how this could shake up the season! #Sports #SouthCarolina #Gamecocks20Share
Ryan Lopez+FollowSouth Carolina women’s basketball goes ‘Beyond Measure’South Carolina women’s basketball is taking its 2025-26 season to a whole new level with the theme “Beyond Measure.” Coach Dawn Staley’s annual theme tradition isn’t just about stats or trophies—it’s about how each player lifts the team and the entire community. With big roster changes and fresh talent like Ta’Niya Latson joining, this season feels like a reset. “Beyond Measure” invites us to look past the scoreboard and celebrate the impact these athletes have on and off the court. How do you think this mindset will shape the team’s journey this year? #Sports #Basketball #SouthCarolina00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowSouth Carolina’s O-line gets a major shakeupSouth Carolina football’s offensive line is getting a fresh look this season, with only two starters returning and a mix of transfers and young talent stepping up. Fans will see new faces like Boaz Stanley and Nick Sharpe anchoring the interior, while standout Josiah Thompson and Cason Henry hold down the tackles. True freshman Shedrick Sarratt Jr. is already turning heads and could be a breakout star. With improved communication and chemistry, the Gamecocks’ O-line is determined to protect their QB and open up the run game. How do you feel about this revamped lineup as the season opener approaches? #Sports #Football #SouthCarolina00Share
