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South Carolina Transfer Frenzy Takes Over SEC Locker Rooms

Ex-Gamecock Trovon Baugh Flaunts New SEC Leather Trovon Baugh, a former offensive lineman for South Carolina, has officially committed to the Texas A&M Aggies after entering the transfer portal on December 17. Baugh, who started 11 of 12 games as a junior in 2025 and appeared in 35 contests over three seasons in Columbia, chose…
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Gamecocks Load Up: OL Transfer Visit & WR Gibson

Big Man on Campus: Carter Miller’s Gamecock Visit Redshirt senior center Carter Miller, a 6-foot-2, 295-pound interior offensive lineman, has landed in Columbia to meet with South Carolina’s coaching staff. Miller boasts experience at James Madison, Louisiana-Monroe and UCF, starting 29 games and posting a 76.7 pass-blocking grade from Pro Football Focus in 2024. He…
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Gamecocks’ Roster Revolt: Portal Exits and New Commitments

Gamecocks Land ’27 DB Sensation Aamaury Fountain Shane Beamer and the South Carolina Gamecocks have secured their second commitment of the 2027 class with cornerback Aamaury Fountain. The 6-foot-1, 171-pound prospect from Warner Robins, Georgia, holds a three-star rating and ranked 39th in the state. Fountain chose Carolina over offers from BYU, Alabama, Auburn, Duke,…
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Gamecock Football: Coaches, Transfers & Returns

Powerhouse Tackle Poised for Columbia Visit The NCAA transfer portal opened on January 2, and South Carolina wasted no time targeting a veteran offensive lineman. DJ Chester, a former four-star recruit and LSU interior lineman, is set to take an official visit with the Gamecocks. A redshirt in 2023, Chester started all 13 games at…
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Gamecock Exodus: Stars Depart Through Transfer Portal

Stanley’s OL Shuffle: Seventh Gamecock Seeks New Turf Boaz Stanley, a 6-foot-3, 325-pound redshirt junior from Bogart, Georgia, has become the seventh South Carolina offensive lineman to enter the transfer portal since the end of the 2024 season. After transferring in before 2025, he started nine games (center and guard) and appeared in all 12…
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Gamecock Exodus: South Carolina’s Transfer Portal Surge

Who’s Flying South? Gamecock Transfers Shake Up Roster The South Carolina football program is bracing for a major overhaul as the NCAA’s January transfer portal window opens on Jan. 2. Sixteen Gamecock players—spanning offensive line, defensive front seven, receivers, quarterback, kicker, and cornerback—have already declared intentions to exit. With the spring window eliminated, coaches have…
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Gamecock Running Back Matthew Fuller to Return in 2026

Matthew Fuller: Gamecock Comeback on the Horizon Matthew Fuller, South Carolina’s emerging three-star running back recruit from the 2024 class, has officially announced he will return to Columbia in 2026. After a quiet true freshman season limited to redshirt duty and just eight carries, Fuller exploded as a redshirt freshman, ranking second among Gamecock backs…
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Staff Shakeups and Portal Exodus at South Carolina

Ex-Gamecock RB Coach Hops to Huskies’ QB Helm Marquel Blackwell, ousted as South Carolina’s running backs coach after back-to-back down seasons in the run game, has been hired by UConn’s new head coach Jason Candle as the passing game coordinator and quarterbacks coach. Blackwell’s departure follows a 2025 slump in rushing output—down from 184.4 to…
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Gamecocks’ Exodus: Draft Dreams and Transfer Schemes

Gamecocks’ Deep Threat Ready for the NFL Spotlight After using up his eligibility in 2025, redshirt senior receiver Jared Brown will leave South Carolina and enter the 2026 NFL Draft. A former deep threat, Brown recorded a career-high 17 yards per reception despite a down year of 102 receiving yards. He spent three seasons at…
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Gamecocks Land Albright, Get Harbor Back, Barnes’ Pitch

Santa’s Surprise: Albright Joins Gamecock Secondary On Christmas Day, four-star safety Jernard Albright from Effingham County, Georgia, officially committed to play for Shane Beamer at South Carolina. Standing at 6-foot-2 and 205 pounds, Albright is known as a physical “striker” who excels in run and pass defense. Ranked 176th nationally and 33rd in Georgia, he…