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15 Midlands teams open playoffs Friday

The high school playoffs get kick off Friday with several notable teams not in action. Four-time defending Class 5A champion Dutch Fork and region champions Ridge View, Fairfield Central, Lugoff-Elgin, Camden, Mid-Carolina, Saluda and Batesburg-Leesville and Class A playoff qualifiers Eau Claire, C.A. Johnson and North Central all receive first-round byes.

Lexington, SC · 5d

WBTW News13

The Blitz – Playoff Edition Week 1

COLUMBIA, SC (WBTW) – The high school football playoffs begin on Friday across the region. It’s now win or go home for all our schools. Below are the first round matchups with the bottom team being the home team. SCHSL Class 5A first round: (10) Socastee 27(7) Gray Collegiate 61 (Final) SCHSL Class 4A first […]

WIS-TV

Jim Hudson Football Friday: Week 11 Highlights

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - It’s another week of high school football in the Midlands and another Jim Hudson Football Friday. Below are the matchups WIS is keeping a close eye on, with teams ranked in the Midlands Top 10. Check back for final scores and highlights as they become...

USC Gamecock

Preview: South Carolina women’s basketball to take on Kate Harpring and UNC in Charlotte

As both teams return from OuiPlay in Paris, France, the No. 1 South Carolina Gamecock women’s basketball team will now take on the No. 12 North Carolina Tar Heels in the Ally Tipoff for their second game against a ranked opponent this season. The game will be played in neutral territory in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Charlotte, NC · 3d

WMBF

Dreher at Wilson

High School football kicks off week 12 and the first round of playoffs. We are bringing you highlights from the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.

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Queen City News

Gamecocks, Tar Heels & more face off Sunday in Ally Tipoff

The Ally Tipoff returns Sunday to Uptown for its fourth year, bringing four nationally ranked college women’s basketball programs to the Spectrum Center.

Charlotte, NC · 4d

iHeartSports

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SEC Basketball TV & Schedule - November 8

Find out where to watch all of the SEC men's hoops games on TV or streaming live on any device.

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STRecruiting Notebook 11-6: Updated list for USC Saturday visits; Gamecocks add hard-throwing righty to 2027 class

Byrnes CB Aidyn Wiggins told 247Sports he has canceled OVs to South Carolina this weekend and to Florida State next weekend and will stick to his Auburn commitment. 2028 DE Tyson Williams of Shelby, NC (Hale McGranahan) 2028 DT Christian McGowan of Jacksonville. 2028 OL Calvin Landy of Alpharetta ,...

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The Anderson Independent-Mail

Liberty girls volleyball falls to Philip Simmons in SCHSL Class 2A state championship

COLUMBIA — Carla Simpson went down the line of her players and coaching staff, greeting each one with a warm hug. She tried her best to conceal the tears, as she got ready to pose for a picture holding up a runner-up trophy. The Liberty girls volleyball coach guided the Red Devils (28-4) to the hallway after a falling 3-1 (25-22, 25-19, 25-15, 25-19) to Philip Simmons (40-5) in the SCHSL Class 2A state championship at Dreher High School on Nov. 7. “For those of you returning next year, remember this felling,” Simpson said to a group of teary-eyed players. Despite the loss, the Red Devils exhibited grit, as they avoided a sweep after coming up short in the first two sets. The victory in the third set wasn’t a surprise to Simpson. “These girls just don’t have any quit in them,” she said. “They are so resilient, and they love to play together. There’s been several games this season where we’ve had to fight back, so they always feel like they’re going to have a chance.” Getting to the state championship was just one of the goals for Red Devils, who last played in the title game in 2022.

Liberty, SC · 3d

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Tigers Face Central State With Title Berth On The Line

Central State Marauders (6-3, 6-1 SIAC) at Benedict Tigers (8-1, 6-1 SIAC) Location: Charlie W. Johnson Stadium — Columbia, South Carolina. Promotion: Take A Kid To The Game Day (All youths 18 and under admitted free with paying adult); Senior Day. Watch: ESPN+. Live Stats: Benedict College Athletics. COLUMBIA,...

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Auburn to honor seniors against South Carolina

AUBURN, Ala. — Auburn volleyball is set to host South Carolina for senior day on Sunday afternoon. The Tigers (13-11, 3-9 SEC) look to bounce back from a close Friday night loss to Georgia. The Gamecocks (9-13, 2-10 SEC) visit the Plains on a four-match losing streak. Auburn volleyball...

Auburn, AL · 3d

Field Level Media

Juan Fernandez, South Carolina take aim at SEMO

After an outstanding debut performance for a well-seasoned new face, South Carolina looks to stay on a roll Sunday afternoon against Southeast Missouri State. European import Juan Fernandez is less than two weeks shy of his 24th birthday, but he was a unique rookie in South Carolina's opener. He scored 20 points on 9-for-13 shooting and grabbed seven rebounds in just 19 minutes of playing time as the Gamecocks rolled to an 81-55 victory over Stetson on Tuesday. "Juan made a couple of really aggressive, strong moves," Gamecocks coach Lamont Paris said. "It shows growth for a guy, even though he's 23 years old, he's getting better." South Carolina (1-0) benefitted from a balanced effort as four teammates joined Fernandez in double-figure scoring in the win. Camden Heide added 13 points, Jakub Necas and Davion Hannah each contributed 11 points and Aleksas Bieliauskas scoring another 10. Carolina shot 31-for-61 (50.8 percent) from the field. "I'm really excited about how we got this thing started," Paris said of the new season. "Excited about the ceiling that this team can achieve." SEMO (2-0) is off to a quick start and has shown balance in an 86-79 victory over Lipscomb on Monday and

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Former South Carolina Safety D.J. Smith Loses Both Legs After Medical Emergency

Former South Carolina safety D.J. Smith has had both of his legs amputated following a medical emergency, according to a report from al.com. No details have been released about what caused the emergency, and a fundraiser launched to help Smith and his family has already drawn nearly $40,000 in donations.

Columbia, SC · 6d

WIS-TV

Gamecock Traditions Sandhill location closing, new store announced

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - A University of South Carolina apparel store has announced its closure for the upcoming year. Gamecock Traditions at Village at Sandhill will close its doors on Dec. 31. The store announced the news on its social media this week. As part of the closure announcement, Gamecock...

Columbia, SC · 5d

WIS-TV

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Gamecocks beat Southeast Missouri State 78-68

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - South Carolina put up a strong second half to beat Southeast Missouri State 78-68 on Sunday. The Gamecocks went into the half leading 33-32 after a close first half that came with several lead changes. Juan Fernandez, coming off his 20-point showcase in the season opener,...

Columbia, SC · 2d

The State

Dawn Staley reacts to USC Hall of Fame induction for former WBB star Tyasha Harris

The newest members of the University of South Carolina Association of Lettermen’s Athletics Hall of Fame were officially enshrined on Nov. 5. Among the illustrious 2026 inductees — which included Steve Spurrier and a pair of national title- winning baseball teams — was former Gamecock women’s basketball star Tyasha Harris. “It means everything to me,” Harris told reporters Nov. 5. “I can remember when Coach (Dawn) Staley was telling us when we’re young, you’re gonna have to leave a legacy at some point, and I feel like this just stamps it for me.” The Noblesville, Indiana, native was a four-year letter winner for Staley’s program from 2016-2020. Harris played 139 games for the Gamecocks and started in 127 of those. “I’m happy for Ty,” Staley said Nov. 6. “I think a lot of times that when people get inducted, it’s the known, the well-known names like [A’ja Wilson] and the people who actually have the household names. When Ty gets in, [it] means a little bit more to me because she was an unsung hero for us.” Would the freshman version of Harris ever envision herself being a member of USC’s athletics hall of fame? “Honestly, no,” Harris said. “I

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S.C. American Legion Baseball honors 4th Athletics HOF class

A stellar college career earned Hall of Fame induction status at the University of South Carolina for Derick Urquhart. On Thursday, he received enshrinement into another baseball Hall of Fame. Urquhart was among the eight newest members of the South Carolina American Legion Baseball Hall of Fame. He was recognized...

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USA TODAY Sports Media Group

Social media reacts to Texas A&M's 17-9 loss to South Carolina

Texas A&M football's offensive struggles continued Saturday as the Aggies fell 17-9 to No. 21 South Carolina at Williams-Brice Stadium. They failed to score a touchdown for the third time in SEC play this season. The loss leaves Texas A&M (4-5, 1-5 SEC) needing two victories in its final three games to become bowl eligible. Despite another disappointing offensive performance, Texas A&M had opportunities to pull off the road upset. The Aggies entered the fourth quarter leading 9-7 behind three field goals from kicker David Olano. However, South Carolina scored 10 unanswered points in the final quarter, including a 41-yard touchdown run from quarterback LaNorris Sellers to secure the victory. Quarterback Marcel Reed completed 25 of 43 passes for 251 yards, while running back Rueben Owens II rushed for 137 yards on 19 carries. Despite moving the football, the Aggies couldn't finish drives in the end zone. Texas A&M's defense kept the game competitive, but the offense's continued struggles proved costly. With another SEC loss and the team's postseason hopes hanging in the balance, frustration surrounding coach Mike Elko and the Aggies continued to grow across social media. Here's how the internet reacted to Texas A&M's loss to South Carolina.