As the NCAA inches closer to a landmark revenue-sharing settlement, new realities are emerging for programs like the South Carolina Gamecocks. The proposed House v. NCAA settlement outlines a distribution model that could send more than $15 million annually to Power Four football programs.

The wins improved Auburn to 36-15 overall and 16-11 in Southeastern Conference play, sitting in fourth place tie in the SEC. Holding onto that fourth spot is important entering the final weekend of the regular season, as the top four teams in the conference get a double bye in the SEC tournament.

The South Carolina football team filled a major void in the offseason with the addition of Utah State rusher Rahsul Faison. The Gamecocks are replacing

The job is far from finished, but the Colorado men’s golf team put itself in a favorable position following the opening round of regional play.

The South Carolina Gamecocks softball team is in the NCAA Tournament, and not just scraping into it. They’ll host a regional for the first time since 2018.

Rahsul Faison is seeking additional eligibility after transferring from Utah State to South Carolina. The running back is entering his seventh season with

Denied eligibility despite precedent, South Carolina’s Rahsul Faison is turning to legal powerhouses—and rewriting the rules of the game in the process.