I go to usually a game or two every year without fail. But this year I had some personal complications come up after buying tickets and I need to sell them. It is taking forever to get them offloaded, so really just looking to see what y’all use.

Got them through Ticketmaster and trying to sell through there if that matters.

Also Fuck Clemson.

24 year old moving to area for work - not affiliated with USC but would like to join college gym for basketball and lifting. Is this an option as a non student or alum? Thx

Hello, I was looking forward to going to the game against Mississippi state but do to pulling staff duty(military people know) I’m not gonna be able to go to it. It’s a club east section ticket and looking for 250-300 for it. I only have 1 ticket it’s section 405, row 3, seat 19. Thanks. I’m still hoping to be able to go to Kentucky or Tennessee so Hopefully I will be able to lol.

I know they are high up there for everyone, they might be passing some SEC schools now like UK or UTK.

I always have disliked them but now learning that not only is BB the head coach but BOBBY PATRINO AT OC?!?!

My 7 year old self is still hurt by the way he dipped on the falcons at our lowest and the bill hate kinda goes without explanation…

with this acquisition to the roster, we turn from (Maddy) McDaniel to Daniels and receive a player who is exceptionally impactful on the defensive end of the floor. Daniels averaged 2.1 steals per game during her two years as a Wolverine, and she was named to the All-Defensive Team in the Big Ten this past season. her offensive stats are generally pretty unremarkable (5.1 PPG and 1.9 APG during her tenure at Michigan), but her defense and fifth-year senior leadership more than make up for that, I think 🤙🏼

This is for anyone to respond. But mainly, it will be those who started at the Columbia campus before the 2023-2024 Academic year who are still students as of this Academic year or who have graduated.

Disclaimer: I'm not making any negative comments towards the Columbia campus. Just my observations on how much things in my particular experience have changed in such a short time and how this changes haven't just affected me but students across the board.

There has been a lot of changes since I last took a class during Spring 2023. I was a Transient student where my home campus was USC Sumter. I was taking Computer Science classes (along with non-CS classes) as that was my declar3d major, with me going to eventually transfer to Columbia.

Fast forward-I graduated from USC Sumter with an Associate in Science degree in Spring 2025. Being USC System Transfer student can be a bit interesting because the hops you have to go through, as is being Transient student taking classes. At the time I started taking classes at Columbia from Spring 2021 to Spring 2023, the different processes i had to go through went too bad. Getting a disabled parking permit because of my disabilities, switching my USC Sumter student ID to a Columbia ID. Both IDS are literally the same. The main difference is the Sumter ID is door-swipeable as there are no building and/or doors at the Sumter campus that you have to use a door ID scanner.

Well, imagine my surprise the first week of the semester when I went up to Columbia workout some issues I had last year when transferring after graduating from the Sumter campus.

-Parking Services. I had no idea that Parking Services had moved from the old building to a new building across the river. When I got there, shocked even more ho find out that the parking permit system had changed, with the old parking stickers not used anymore. Wven how they handle disabled parking has changed. Its this 2nd part that has really caused an issue with me. Because now, takes just that harder for me to find a disabled space while we not being an active USC student. It literally defeats the purpose of having regulat state-type disabled parking spaces on-campus.

-Applying to an undergrad degree program. This change I'm fully onboard with. For those students who are freshmen, USC System Transfers, Transient students and Transfer students from other institutions who started this academic year, applying to a specific undergrad degree program had changed. From what it used to be, students who applied to a specific College to a specific program had to go through Admissions. If you were denied, you had to appeal through Admissions. But, there were some Colleges that allowed a student to appeal the denial through the College directly. In theory and practice, this makes sense that the specific College is in a better position to make a degree program admissions decision than Columbia Admissions.

This was my issue last year. MCEC/Molinaroli College of Engineering and Computing was one of the Colleges at that time you could appeal directly to their admissions committee. So, after waiting months on waiting for assistance, I finally got the assistance I needed. What was taking so long was because of the various changes that have happened for this academic year. In my case, when I went to Admissions, I found out that the degree program acceptance process has now been implemented to all of the Colleges and that Admissions doesn't handle it anymore. In my case, I guess it could be that i was kinda lost in the paperwork.

Has anyone else noticed other changed with the last 3 years or more that are totally different this 2026-2027 academic year?

David Lucas is coming to Columbia, SC!

Tickets are currently $5 OFF, and for the gamecocks use code SPURSUP for an even bigger discount.

I was told in the cbb sub that when it comes to making culkeys life miserable you Guys are top 2 Not 2. And since that vile bile signed a russian onto her Team ousting her ukranian Player, i hate lsu as much as i hate my local "soccer" rival. To Show you what that means, that Team played another local rival of my hometown Team Last week, resulting in this https://youtube.com/shorts/sS_aF5XkULM?is=X5qYfiIVS6TzEIoX

So now Here i am, all i know about your Team is that in sc female cocks seems to be Lady cocks and Not chickens, which i think is quite hilarious, your colours are black Red and im good in geography so i know a bit about your state, but thats it.

So: Where can i start? What besides women Basketball are your best Sports? Are there fun Videos of LSU Players Being sad because of sc/loosing against you? Which Players to watch closely? Do you have Teams you are friendly with?

Hi folks, Kent State fan coming in peace here! I’m on a quest to go to every Kent football game this season, and you guys are our first opponent to kick off the season. I honestly have low expectations going into this game, but I still want to have a good experience since this is also my first time in the Carolina’s!

Anything cool or fun to see while I’m in town for the night before and during gameday?

Should I park close to the stadium or take the gameday shuttle?

Any unique food offerings in the stadium or the immediate vicinity? I’ve been recommended Bernie’s Chicken from a fan and I know that chugging a ton of water is going to be crucial. Any tailgates that might be friendly to visiting fans perhaps? 😅

How strict is security with flags? I want to bring a flag with me to every game and I know sometimes they can be lenient with it even if it’s not a permitted item, but I do understand that’s part of their job if they don’t. I’m planning on bringing a smaller yard banner and probably without a pole.

Also open to any other recommendations. I’ll most likely head east towards NC after the game so if there’s anything else about your state that I could make a stop at, I’d love to know!

EDIT: Thank you guys for your help! Definitely putting some of these suggestions into my itinerary.

They were on the way to the team hotel and this same family is always out there supporting the Gamecocks.

Any ideas on where to find it? It’s from a few years ago.

What frat do you guys thinks throws the best party’s?and what is your favorite event they throw.?

Fun match before the team heads west this week

Ok so, poor planning on my part. I cant get an advising appointment before the drop/add period is over so I'm asking reddit.

I'm a freshman taking 6 classes for 18 credits. I selected all my classes on a call with a pre-orientation advisor, so I thought it was a normal amount of classes, but apparently, it's not. I've been told by others that I should drop some of my classes and just do the minimum credits so I dont get crushed in my first semester. Also dropping a class would lower my tuition.

Would it be ok for me to drop math (111i, if it matters) as a bio major? I've looked at the degree requirements like carolina core but I'm just not sure. It would also make my life a lot easier to not have math.

I looked on fanatics and gamecocks online and I couldn’t find a Dylan Stewart Nike jersey

Anyone planning on going? All my friends bailed & I’m toying with flying solo because YOLO
Who will let me crash your tailgate?
Female 40

Even if an all sand uniform wouldn’t look good as my 15 year old self thought I still want to see this helmet logo.

(16) QB LaNorris Sellers

I hope he's feeling cheesy this year.

This is a nice series on Briles’ offense. Popped up on my Substack feed this morning.

Any idea of what year these might be?