South Carolina Gamecocks

The game between No. 7 LSU and South Carolina on Saturday is being moved to Baton Rouge because of ongoing problems after flooding around Columbia. Gamecocks officials said Wednesday the kickoff time has not been announced for the Southeastern Conference matchup...

Two weeks. That is how long it took for the college football world to be shaken up by upsets. The AP top 25 saw significant changes over the weekend due to the large amount of upsets and close calls. If you missed any of the action, here is what you missed: Toledo knocked off #18 Arkansas 16-12 on the road ... Read More ...

College football is off and rolling following a very intriguing opening to the season. There weren't as many upsets in week one as Northwestern taking Stanford down 16-6 was the biggest of the weekend. Fans that love upsets shouldn't worry because there are plenty of surprises in store this season...

You probably had a good weekend if you cheer for an SEC team. The conference, as a whole, dominated the opening week of college football with Vanderbilt's 14-12 loss to Western Kentucky being the SEC's only hiccup.

Day two of SEC Media Days featured South Carolina, Texas A&M, Mississippi State, and Tennessee.

Day two of SEC Media Days 2015 began with the most entertaining head coach of the week, South Carolina's Steve Spurrier.

No one moves the needle and elicits as much reaction at a press conference more than South Carolina head coach Steve Spurrier. While other coaches seemingly read from a list of coachspeak answers, the Head Ball Coach lets his opinions fly.

SEC Media Days is a time for coaches from each school to make their case on why their team will be successful in the upcoming season. Some coaches are genuine with their promises but others are simply hoping they will be successful. The coaching carousel is constantly spinning, which is evident by the fact that you have not seen the same group of head coaches at SEC Media Days in over four years..

The amount of talent and success that can be found in the Southeastern Conference is almost unfair. The SEC's national championship streak may have ended two years ago, but the conference's streak of having the best players in the land is ongoing.

College football season is just around the corner, which means that this is the time of year where fans spend their free time trying to figure out which team has the best shot at holding up the crystal trophy College Football Playoff trophy in January...