Category: Sports Update

The LSU Tigers knocked off the South Carolina Gamecocks, 45-24, on Saturday in a game moved to Tiger Stadium because of flooding in Columbia. LSU running back Leonard Fournette rushed for 158 yards on 20 carries and a touchdown in just three quarters. The loss drops the Gamecock’s record to 2-4 overall and 0-4 in SEC play.

Once again, on a soggy field at Memorial Stadium in Death Valley, the Clemson Tigers rolled to victory on Saturday over the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, 43-24. Clemson quarterback Deshaun Watson threw two touchdown passes and Wayne Gallman ran for two scores. With the win, the Tigers improve to 5-0 overall and 2-0 in ACC play.

The Seneca Bobcats (7-0) spoiled the Pickens Blue Flame (3-4) Homecoming Friday night with a 31-6 victory. Seneca scored on its first offensive possession when quarterback Elijah Turner connected with wide receiver Chris Latimer on a 23-yard touchdown pass. Hunter Pearson added the extra point. Pickens answered back with 31 and 47-yard field goals by Matt Gravely to make the […]

In local high school football action tonight, the Seneca Bobcats (6-0) visit the Pickens Blue Flame (3-3) for a Western AAA Region matchup. This is a homecoming of sorts for Seneca Head Coach Brett Turner, who graduated from Pickens and was the last head coach there to lead the Blue Flame to the playoffs. In other area action, the Daniel […]

On Wednesday, LSU announced that proceeds from ticket sales for Saturday’s matchup between the Tigers and the South Carolina Gamecocks, minus the cost of hosting the game, would be given to South Carolina. Tickets previously sold for the game at Williams-Brice Stadium will not be valid at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge and are being refunded. Tickets to the 3:30pm […]

In wake of the historic flooding in Columbia and surrounding areas, Saturday’s game between the South Carolina Gamecocks and the LSU Tigers has been moved to Baton Rouge, LA. After consulting with state and local officials, law enforcement, the SEC and LSU, the University of South Carolina will not host the football game in Columbia this weekend. The University of […]

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A Seneca Bobcat has been selected for the Dec. 19 Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas at Wofford’s Gibbs Stadium. Senior nose guard Nike Diggs represents Seneca High School this year. Other Western AAA Region players selected to the South Carolina team were Evan Vaughn, tight end at BHP, Cade Stewart, offensive lineman at Daniel and Matthew Graveley, kicker and punter […]

Three turnovers ultimately cost the South Carolina Gamecocks their football game on Saturday with the Missouri Tigers, falling 24-10. Gamecock quarterback Lorenzo Nunez threw three interceptions in his second start for the Gamecocks (2-3, 0-2). He did manage a touchdown for South Carolina though. The Gamecocks return to Williams-Brice Stadium for a Saturday game against the LSU Tigers.

Rain could not dampen the mood in Clemson Saturday night as a sell out crowd watched the Tigers beat the Fighting Irish of Notre Dame, 24-22. “Rain, sleet or snow; Tiger Nation, they show and they were here tonight; great, great job!” Clemson Tigers Head Coach Dabo Swinney made those comments after the game on ESPN. Clemson quarterback Deshaun Watson […]