- Aggies Bolster Offensive Line with South Carolina Transfer
Columbia, SC, January 6, 2026 Texas A&M has reinforced its offensive line by acquiring Trovon Baugh, a veteran guard from South Carolina. This strategic move highlights the dynamic nature of the college football transfer portal, as programs seek to enhance their rosters. Baugh, a 6-foot-4, 337-pound interior lineman with one season of eligibility remaining, adds valuable
- University of South Carolina Boosts Football Coaching Salaries
Columbia, SC, January 6, 2026 The University of South Carolina showcases its commitment to competitive excellence by significantly increasing the salaries of its football coaching staff for the upcoming season. Head Coach Shane Beamer will earn $8.2 million, reflecting nearly a 200% rise since his hiring. The total salaries for the assistant coaching ranks will also
- University of South Carolina Gamecocks Navigate Roster Changes
Columbia, January 6, 2026 The University of South Carolina Gamecocks athletic programs are currently undergoing significant roster changes through the NCAA transfer portal, which greatly impacts both competitive dynamics and the economic landscape of Columbia. With the football transfer window open, several key players have entered the portal while the Gamecocks have made strategic acquisitions to
- University of South Carolina Men’s Basketball Faces LSU
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, January 6, 2026 The University of South Carolina men’s basketball team prepares to take on LSU in a crucial SEC matchup. Both teams are looking to secure their first road victory of the season after losing their respective conference openers. With a compelling rivalry and equal historical records, this game promises an intense
- Remembering Rick Vieth’s Lasting Impact on South Carolina Golf
Taylors, South Carolina, January 5, 2026 Rick Vieth, a prominent advocate for junior golf in South Carolina, has passed away after battling ALS. His legacy includes leadership positions in the South Carolina Golf Association and the founding of the Junior Four-Ball Tournament, which now bears his name. Vieth’s commitment to enhancing junior golf opportunities left a