This week we interviewed Daniel Carter of Gamecocks Online. We talk about what teams Daniel covers at the University of South Carolina and how he creates a ton of different content for them! He explains how he ended up back in Columbia, South Carolina working for his alma mater. He also explains what it's like working for the new and creative Media Team at USC. 

We are back! For our first episode of season 3 we interviewed Kai Kroeger, the punter for Gamecock Football. Kai gave us the inside scoop on what his senior year will look like on the team. We talked about him being a leader, his goals and how special teams has grown from Coach Beamer and Coach Lembo. We also talk about how golf affects Kai’s football game. Lastly we talk about Kai’s experience at SEC Media Days! 

This week we interviewed Mike Uva of Gamecock Central. We talk about how he got into the sports industry, and what it was like covering The New England Patriots for WBZ and working for Gamecock Central this past fall. Mike gave us insight on what it is like covering the professional sports teams he grew up watching. We also talked about Mike’s experiences working for Gamecock Central and how he’s reported from USC Fraternity lots and Bars. Lastly, we talk about how he got his own sandwich at Bojangles named after him.

This week we interviewed Andraya Carter of ESPN. We talked about her experience playing basketball at the University of Tennessee. She gave us an inside scoop of how she got into broadcasting and what it is like working for ESPN. Lastly, we talk about what it's like covering March Madness and Andraya’s bracket. 

This week we interviewed Ethan Petry of Gamecock Baseball. We talked about how the Gamecocks have had a successful start to their season. Petry gives us the inside scoop on what it is like being a Division I baseball player at an SEC school. Lastly, we talk about the team chemistry and their goals for this season.

This week we interviewed the Co-Founders of Shutout Sports, Devin Arasa and Donal Farrell. They gave us insight on their website where you can "pick em", "rate em" and "rank em" of college athletes and teams. They talk about how they have traveled to different colleges and asked students what they think of their teams and athletes. We also talk about what it's like being students running their own business.

This week we interviewed Head Coach Shelley Smith and Assistant Coach Marnie Merritt of the Women’s Soccer team at the University of South Carolina. Smith and Merritt gave us the inside scoop of how they have grown their program to become a winning team. They also talk about how the coverage for their team is improving and social media is a key to showing how their players are more than athletes. They discuss their goals for the upcoming season and women's sports in general! Finally, we discuss how their game attendance is increasing, ranking them second in the country, and how they are working to expand their following.

This week we interviewed Dr. Kevin Hull of the University of South Carolina. Dr. Hull tells us about how he teaches his Sports Media and Society Class. He discusses how he uses certain sports-related subjects to create lessons that discuss people and social issues in sports. We also ask Dr. Hull about the development of women in the sports media.

Faith Worrell, the New England Patriots' coordinator for digital services, was our guest on this episode. Faith describes what it's like to be a woman in the NFL and to work for the New England Patriots. Faith discusses how there is a better representation of women in the sporting industry. Faith also discusses her all-time favorite photograph, one of Aliyah Boston crying happily after winning the 2022 National Championship rather than tearfully after USC lost in the March Madness tournament in 2021.

This week we interviewed Alyssa Lang of the SEC Network. We talk about what it means for Alyssa to cover her Alma Mater, The University of South Carolina. Alyssa talks about her relationship with Shane Beamer and his family. She also talks about how she got to be this successful as a female in a male dominant industry. Lastly, Alyssa gives us insight on her show “Out of Pocket” and other SEC Network projects she has worked on.