Black legends of South Carolina sports: Part one
Our Post and Courier sports team has worked together to compile a list of Black trailblazers in South Carolina sports history ...
South Carolina women’s basketball practice squad ‘The Highlighters’ get NIL deal
Staley helped honor her practice squad, affectionately known as the “Highlighters,” again Tuesday with an NIL deal with Oofos ...
Two Gamecock greats set to be honored in 2025 SC Athletic Hall of Fame class
A pair of former Gamecocks headline the 2025 South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame Class, announced Wednesday. Former South ...
A’ja Wilson’s release of Nike shoe, apparel collection shows growth and interest in women’s sports
The two-time WNBA champion and three-time league MVP proudly released her long-awaited Nike signature shoe and athletic ...
No. 2 South Carolina WBB pulls away for big SEC win over Auburn
The No. 2 South Carolina women’s basketball team remains perfect in SEC play after cruising to an 83-66 win over Auburn on ...
Could South Carolina's Nick Emmanwori Be the Missing Link in Baltimore?
With the Super Bowl almost upon us, it's officially mock draft season as all eyes are on the incoming crop of talented college players, who are looking to hear ...
A'ja Wilson Posts Six-Word Message After South Carolina Jersey Retirement
Las Vegas Aces star A’ja Wilson’s legacy at the University of South Carolina reached new heights, as her No. 22 jersey was ...
S.C. Athletic Hall of Fame’s Class of 2025
Harold Olson, a key player in Clemson’s back-to-back ACC championships in 1958 and 1959, was a standout offensive tackle under coach Frank Howard. A three-time letterman, Olson earned first-team ...
On 2-2, No. 22 jerseys of A'ja Wilson, Caitlin Clark retired
It's only fitting that on Feb. 2 -- 2/2 -- a pair of No. 22s are being retired in women's college basketball on Sunday.
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Look: South Carolina retires A’ja Wilson’s No. 22 — the jersey and the number
He previously worked at The Virginian-Pilot covering Norfolk State and Hampton University sports. A Columbia native, he is an alum of the University of South Carolina.
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No preseason rankings, no problem: Mainieri says Gamecock baseball has to earn respect
Michael Sauls is The State’s South Carolina women’s basketball reporter. He previously worked at The Virginian-Pilot covering Norfolk State and Hampton University sports. A Columbia native ...