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Gusty winds Thursday and Friday, frost and freeze threat this weekend
COLUMBIA, S.C. — A major cooldown is on the way for the Midlands as a series of cold fronts brings breezy conditions and some of the coldest temperatures of the fall season. For tonight, expect a few clouds with temperatures falling into the mid 50s across the Columbia area.
WIS-TV
WIS and SCL Celebrate Veterans at 48th Annual Veteran’s Day Parade
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - The Midlands came together downtown for the 48th annual Veteran’s Day parade, sharing messages of gratitude for those who have served. We walked from Richland Street to Gervais Street cheering on the brave men and women who fought for our country. Thank you to all...
Seattle ON Tap
The 45-Point Statement That South Carolina Made Tells You Everything About the New #1
Ncaab on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) South Carolina has absolutely stomped its way to the No. 1 spot in the CBS Sports women’s college basketball power rankings, kicking off the season with a flawless 2-0 record. […]
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Field Level Media
Marcus Johnson shines as South Carolina routs Saint Peter's
In his second college game, South Carolina freshman guard Marcus Johnson took control with 20 points and six assists, leading South Carolina to an easy 77-41 victory over Saint Peter's in Columbia, S.C. Saint Peter's scored the first basket of the game, but never led again, as South Carolina opened up a 10-point lead within five and a half minutes and stretched the edge to 20 points by halftime, with Saint Peter's never getting any closer and the lead stretching to as many as 40 points in the second half. The win was South Carolina's largest margin of victory since a 110-51 win over Allen on Dec. 14, 2021. Johnson, who missed South Carolina's opener with a minor injury, dished five first-half assists as South Carolina romped to a 37-17 halftime edge and then scored 14 points in the second half. He shot 11-for-17 from the foul line and added five steals for the tenacious Gamecocks defense. South Carolina (3-0) also benefited from 11 points from Aleksas Bieliauskas who shot 3-for-3 from 3-point range. Davion Hannah added 10 points and six rebounds off the bench. Eight players scored four or more points for the Gamecocks. The Gamecocks shot 21-for-45 (46.7%)
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Veterans invited to receive new shoes, socks in Columbia
RICHALND COUNTY, SC (WACH) — Southeastern Freight Lines and Samaritan’s Feet plan to give away new sneakers and socks at a Veterans Day event Wednesday. Southeastern employees will volunteer at the event, scheduled for 4 to 6 p.m. at the Richland Two Global and Military Welcome Center, 8131 Brookfield Road.
The State
What Gamecocks' first SEC availability report says about LaNorris Sellers' status
As expected: No. 17 South Carolina listed quarterback LaNorris Sellers in its first availability report ahead of Saturday’s matchup against Arkansas. After injuring his ankle during the Gamecocks’ 17-9 win over Texas A&M last week, Sellers is designated as questionable three days out from USC’s game in Fayetteville. Receivers Nyck Harbor and Nitro Tuggle and defensive back J’Zavien Currence also were listed as questionable. Sellers got tests done on his ankle Sunday night and South Carolina coach Shane Beamer said “everything looked good,” giving him the confidence to say, “We fully expect him to play (against Arkansas).” In the second quarter of Saturday’s win over the Aggies, a Texas A&M defender landed on Sellers’ left ankle as he sacked the Gamecocks’ quarterback. Sellers left the game and immediately got X-rays inside Williams-Brice Stadium. When those came back negative, meaning there was no break, it allowed Sellers to continue playing. Early in the second half, it was clear he was struggling to manage the pain. He wasn’t stepping into throws. He consistently looked down at his ankle after bad throws. He seemed unsure of how much the ankle could take. Eventually, though, the injury’s affects weren’t showing themselves as much, which