Dabo invented a new dance, Waka Flocka Flame did the weather, and South Carolina played a football game, I guess. Frank Martin's team is back on the court, and the football team's coaching search is stagnating.

Connor and The Feathered Warrior discuss Steve Spurrier's retirement and the impact it will have on South Carolina's football program.

Rixon Lane joins the Half Cocked Show to preview South Carolina's season opener against Chapel Hill.

This is the Detox of Half Cocked podcasts. The Chinese Democracy. The good third Strokes album that never came. Except like unlike any of those, this is actually here. It's not great. It's whatever. But we did it. So shut up and listen. Or don't. Actually, yeah, don't.

Connor and The Feathered Warrior make what little sense there is to be made of South Carolina's 2015 spring game.

The women's basketball team wins a regular season championship, the mens' team is still having some problems, and the baseball season is not off to the bst start. All that and more on today's episode of Half Cocked.

South Carolina introduces a new defensive coordinator, Shameik Blackshear gets arrested, and Danny Garrison hops on the podcast to talke Squidward, Selma, and Shon Carson House Calls. Watch the basketball team's rap video here. Check out our Spotify playlist here.

On the new episode of Half Cocked, Connor and the Feathered Warrior discuss the hiring of John Hoke, South Carolina's 2015 recruiting class, the dismal state of men's basketball as compared to the soaring heights of women's basketball, and whether you can find love with a person who does not share your passion for sports.

Music on this week's podcast is "Fembot" and "Call Your Girlfriend," from Robyn's Body Talk Pt. 1 and Body Talk Pt. 3, respectively.

ChickenHoops joins the podcast to account for the South Carolina basketball team's unexpected success and let's us know what the Gamecocks' chances are of knocking off Florida.

Find him on Twitter @ChickenHoops. The music on today's podcast is "We Are Beautiful, We Are Doomed" by Los Campesinos! and "Da Rockwilder" by Method Man and Redman.

Connor and The Feathered Warrior evaluate the year in South Carolina athletics and look ahead to 2015.