Think you know everything about South Carolina's Dakereon Joyner? Think again. He's in his sixth year with the Gamecocks, and he'll again have multiple roles on and off the field. This is his story.

Juice Wells was South Carolina's leading receiver last year and earned First-Team All-SEC honors. How has he turned into such a dependable part of the Gamecock offense? And what does he have planned for an encore?

Curtis Frye has seen almost everything in his 27-year career at South Carolina. The recently retired Gamecock track and field coach thrived on being an underdog throughout his career. This is how he did it.

In the latest episode of Gamecock Talk, we sit down with the guy who's helped develop Spencer Rattler into the QB he is today–his coach and quarterback guru, Mike Giovando. How has Rattler gotten to where he is today, and how can he get even better?

Original Episode Synopsis:

South Carolina and Shane Beamer have quickly become one of the best stories in college football. From 2-8 in 2020 to wins over Tennessee and Clemson, and back-to-back bowl trips in his first two seasons, how has Beamer done it? ESPN's Chris Low knows Beamer and the program well, and takes you through how it's all happened.

Original Episode Synopsis:

Former South Carolina football coach Steve Spurrier is impressed by what he's seeing from Shane Beamer and the Gamecocks. He joins Gamecock Talk to share his thoughts on this year's team and take a trip down memory lane.

Gamecock safety Nick Emmanwori surprised the nation by leading South Carolina in tackles in his first year on campus, earning Freshman All-American honors in the process. What was it like to get thrown into the fire? What does being a leader look like? And what does he have planned for an encore?

As far as college punters go, Kai Kroeger is one of the more recognizable ones in the country. But what goes into being a punter? And how does he handle trick plays or having to make a tackle?

The Gamecocks are in a Super Regional, and D1Baseball's Aaron Fitt joins the show to talk about how the team turned its season around and is on a roll with a trip to Omaha on the line.

Grayson Greiner got to do something not a lot of people do in life: live out not one, but two dreams—playing for his hometown Gamecocks, and making it to the big leagues. This is how he did it.