Hale McGranahan is a reporter at 247Sports. He specializes in covering South Carolina Gamecocks football and has a strong focus on various aspects of sports, including competitive sports, professional sports, and sports business. Hale's work has been featured in 247Sports and NewsBreak.
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Shane Beamer set the standard for this season before the last one was even finished.
South Carolina's offensive and defensive coordinators spoke with members of the media on Wednesday afternoon.
South Carolina has seven big-time recruiting events this fall. This first will be on Saturday afternoon.
Breaking new from CBS Sports' Matt Zenitz.
Gamecock247 will hit the pause button on its 'Tales from the trail' series since the season is about to start. However, we'll be back in 2027 with more recruiting stories from former South Carolina football players.
Kendal Briles is going to dial up some plays for Nyck Harbor this season.
College coaches are allowed to get out on the road and go recruiting.
The latest recruiting updates from Gamecock247's Alex Jones and Hale McGranahan.
South Carolina passed its first test of the season with flying colors.
South Carolina didn't score on its first possession. But the Gamecocks reached the end zone every other time they touched the ball.
