On Thursday, the SEC announced that starting in 2026, all member programs will move from eight to nine conference games each season. To preserve tradition, each

Aspects of the nine-game schedule include the league sticking with its non-divisional structure, each school playing three annual opponents with a focus on traditional rivalries, the other six opponents on a rotation and facing every SEC opponent at least once every two years and every opponent home and away in four years.

Beginning in 2026, SEC teams will have 3 permanent rivals and 6 rotating opponents in conference play. Each team will still be required to play a Power Conference opponent in nonconference play, though the difference now is that means 10 Power Conference opponents per year are required in the SEC instead of 9.

Three key SEC games for South Carolina football are against LSU, Alabama, and Texas A&M. The Gamecocks aim to improve upon their close losses to LSU and Alabama during the 2024 season. South Carolina seeks its first win against Texas A&M in College Station ...

LSU football is in the mix for a five-star offensive lineman, but he's trending to South Carolina ahead of his commitment on Friday.

South Carolina went on to rally from an 18-point deficit to defeat Clemson 22-21, only to lose 21-14 to Oklahoma State in the Gator Bowl and finish No. 11. The Gamecocks mustered only 71 yards of ...

COLUMBIA — Justin King wasn't surprised that South Carolina football chose to be featured in Netflix's new documentary series "SEC Football: Any Given Saturday." King, the executive associate AD/brand strategy and creative solutions, has a creative media ...

South Carolina reached the 2010 SEC Championship Game, and subsequently enjoyed the first, and only, 11-wins seasons in program history, back-to-back-to-back in 2011-13.

The Gamecocks are the third SEC team to make a major uniform switch this offseason, joining fellow former Under Armour school Auburn at Nike. Tennessee is swapping the swoosh for stripes in a deal with Adidas. USC joins Nike’s roster, which sponsors the majority of Division I schools, alongside major brands such as Oregon, Ohio State and Clemson.