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The Clemson Tigers football program faces a challenging outlook for the 2026 season, with one national analyst projecting the team to finish ninth in the Atlantic Coast Conference.\u2026
The South Carolina men's soccer team achieved a 4-0 victory against USC Upstate in its home opener on Monday, August 24, in Columbia. This win brings the Gamecocks'\u2026
Recreational anglers in South Carolina have an opportunity to contribute to scientific research and potentially win prizes by donating flounder carcasses during the upcoming 2026 season. The NC\u2026
The TOUR Championship, set to begin on August 26, 2026, at East Lake Golf Club, presents significant opportunities and challenges for several top golfers. After two weeks of\u2026
NFL teams are preparing for significant roster reductions this week, with approximately 1,184 players expected to be cut as teams trim their 90-man rosters to the initial 53-player\u2026
The PGA TOUR announced details on August 25 for its new season-ending competitive model, set to begin in 2028. This new structure aims to provide a clearer and\u2026
PGA Tour CEO Brian Rolapp recently addressed the potential return of LIV Golf players, emphasizing that any path back would require adherence to existing PGA Tour rules and\u2026
The PGA Tour officially ratified significant changes to its postseason structure on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, which will introduce a match-play format to the Tour Championship for the\u2026
A federal appeals court ruling on Saturday, August 22, froze a Colorado court's decision that would have granted a fifth year of eligibility to members of the 2022\u2026
The Carolina Panthers added veteran tight end Darren Waller to their roster on August 17, bringing in a former Pro Bowl player as the team navigates final roster\u2026
The New Jersey Sea Birds secured the Atlantic Division Championship on August 24, 2026, capping a weekend that saw them overcome a significant deficit on the final day.\u2026
A federal court issued a ruling against the NCAA on Wednesday, impacting the eligibility of college athletes. The decision specifically addresses the NCAA's five-for-five rule, which previously determined\u2026