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ECU's history as a Year 1 bellwether
For first-year USC coaches, their performance against East Carolina has typically been a good sign of how the year will go.
Connor Tapp
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So ... just how bad is Eastern Illinois?
Beating Eastern Illinois was fun, but they might be the worst team a new USC head coach has ever opened with. Plus, a look back at how Muschamp's debut was covered.
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Dawn Staley's unlikely path to South Carolina
How a girl from the North Philly projects became one of the best in the world at two different occupations and decided to build a dynasty at South Carolina, of all places.
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The unfulfilled promise of Ricardo Hurley
Ricardo Hurley was supposed to herald the dawn of a new era in which South Carolina was a national recruiting power. But that's not what happened.
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Leaving the ACC was a bad idea. But going back would be worse.
Or, how the world changed in the 31 years between two Gene Sapakoff columns.
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Three Gamecocks on Their Way to a Dance
For the second time in eight years, the most interesting thing at SEC Media Days happened at a nearby Arby's.
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The defenestration of Charlie Mac by Todd Ellis and Learfield/ISP
The story of how South Carolina replaced one of the most decorated play-by-play commentators in the industry with an underqualified novice.
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The rise and fall of Steve Spurrier's website
Examining the short-lived and long-forgotten fad of college football coaches ostensibly running their own digital media empires.
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Welcome to To Thee, Forever Ago
Come for the obscure Bon Iver reference in the title, stay for the South Carolina Gamecocks history posts.