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Ryan Bethea's coverage primarily focuses on local college basketball events, particularly those involving USC and other relevant teams in the South Carolina area. If you have insights or stories related to college basketball games, especially those involving USC and other local teams such as Clemson, Duke, or Kentucky, Ryan would likely be interested in hearing from you. Offering unique angles on team performance, player achievements, or game analysis could increase your chances of successfully pitching to him.
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South Carolina introduced new baseball head coach Kevin Schnall Friday in front of estimated 1,500 fans at Founders Park.
Members of the South Carolina football team took time to read to young fans Friday afternoon at the 30th annual Pigskin Poet event.
South Carolina football coach Shane Beamer hosted his annual Birdies with Beamer golf tournament Thursday afternoon.
Preseason camp is finally here! The South Carolina football team emerged from summer workouts and "talking season" Friday morning locked in for the first day of practice.
South Carolina hit the practice fields for the second time in as many mornings and Gamecock247 was on the scene for five periods.
South Carolina is all set to begin its 133rd year of college football. The Gamecocks will host Kent State at 12:45 p.m. in the season opener for both teams. It's the first time USC has hosted the Golden Flashes of Kent, Ohio since 1995.
South Carolina blanked Kent State 57-0 in what is being considered the hottest game in program history at Williams-Brice Stadium.
No. 13 South Carolina kept its hot start to the season humming Monday with a 2-0 win over No. 14 High Point at Stone Stadium.
A sold-out crowd of 77,559 braved the South Carolina heat as the Gamecocks won their season opener in what will go down as the hottest game in program history Saturday.
A sold-out crowd of 77,559 braved the South Carolina heat as the Gamecocks won their season opener in what will go down as the hottest game in program history Saturday.
