South Carolina football overcame a sluggish start to beat Vanderbilt on Saturday at home, 24-7, moving to 4-5 on the season and keeping its flagging bowl hopes alive.

On the latest episode of The GoGamecocks Podcast. The State's Greg Hadley and Ben Breiner discuss the good, the bad and the in-between from the game, including a Gamecock offense that stalled out in Vandy territory several times, a defense that locked in and shut down a third-string QB and the record-breaking play of senior wide receiver Bryan Edwards.

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In this special bonus episode of The GoGamecocks Podcast, The State's Greg Hadley sits down with South Carolina women's basketball great Khadijah Sessions to talk about Dawn Staley's squad for the 2019-20 season.

Sessions, who served as Staley's point guard from 2012 to 2016, breaks down what she's seen behind the scenes with the Gamecocks, which freshmen and returners have caught her eye and where she thinks Carolina will finish in a competitive SEC this year.

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South Carolina football, coming off a discouraging loss to Tennessee, must take care of business against Vanderbilt to keep its fading bowl hopes alive and prevent its season from spiraling out of control.

On this episode, The State's Greg Hadley and Ben Breiner discuss how Vandy's defense and roster construction set up well for the Gamecocks to do just that, as well as the health and progress of freshman quarterback Ryan Hilinski and what coach Will Muschamp had to say in his weekly press conference.

Then, joined by beat reporter Andrew Ramspacher, they talk about what to look for in the upcoming men's and women's basketball exhibitions for USC.

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In a stunning blow, South Carolina football lost a 41-21 contest to Tennessee this Saturday on the road. The defeat puts USC's bowl hopes in serious jeopardy and marks coach Will Muschamp's first ever loss to the Volunteers.

In this episode, The State's Greg Hadley and Ben Breiner discuss all three phases of the game where South Carolina broke down, including the poor play of the secondary. Then, they break down what the loss means for the season and for Muschamp's legacy, coming two weeks after the Gamecocks' upset of No. 3 Georgia.

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South Carolina football travels to Tennessee this Saturday. With five games left of its schedule, USC needs three more wins to clinch a bowl berth, and the Volunteers represent one of the main challenges to making that happen.

The State's Greg Hadley and Ben Breiner break down the challenges and opportunities the Gamecocks have against the Vols, including the play of freshman quarterback Ryan Hilinski, the run game led by Tavien Feaster and without Rico Dowdle and the defense against UT signal caller Jarrett Guarantano.

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South Carolina football lost to No. 9 Florida, 38-27, this Saturday at Williams-Brice Stadium despite leading after three quarters, but Gamecock fans were mostly angry after about several controversial non-calls by the game officials.

In the newest episode of The GoGamecocks Podcast, The State's Greg Hadley and Ben Breiner break down the plays in question and discuss whether they were in fact missed calls. They also talk about USC freshman quarterback Ryan Hilinski's passing woes, the emergence of the run game and the play of the defense.

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South Carolina football stunned the nation last Saturday with an upset of No. 3 Georgia. Now the Gamecocks host No. 9 Florida. In the latest episode of The GoGamecocks Podcast, The State sports reporters Greg Hadley and Ben Breiner discuss what a win over the Gators would mean for the Gamecocks and coach Will Muschamp, the continued questions surrounding quarterback Ryan Hilinski's knee, the play of the defense and preview the strengths and weaknesses of UF.

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South Carolina football shocked college football by upsetting No. 3 Georgia this Saturday in double overtime, 20 to 17. In the latest episode of The GoGamecocks Podcast, The State's Greg Hadley and Andrew Ramspacher discuss the impact of the victory for coach Will Muschamp and the Gamecocks' season, as well as individual standouts Javon Kinlaw and Israel Mukuamu on defense. They also debate whether this is the greatest win or upset in program history.

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South Carolina football returns from an open week to face No. 3 Georgia this Saturday on the road. With the Gamecocks sitting as 24-point underdogs, The State's Greg Hadley and Ben Breiner break down what must go right for USC to pull off the massive upset, as well as the importance of a respectable showing, the matchup between the Bulldogs' offensive line and the Gamecocks' defensive line and the chances of Carolina's run game keeping up its strong production. 

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South Carolina football had an open week, giving the Gamecock players valuable time to rest and recover and the coaches time to go recruiting. The State's Ben Breiner and Greg Hadley break down the bye week and freshman quarterback Ryan Hilinski's development, and are joined by beat writer Andrew Ramspacher for an early look ahead at the men's and women's basketball teams for USC.

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