College Baseball

Jerry Meyers is back. The former South Carolina pitching coach who helped lead the Gamecocks to three College World Series appearances last decade was hired by coach Ray Tanner on Monday to resume the same role two months after USC ...

Calvi takes coach-in-waiting role.

Smoak was the Rangers' No. 1 draft pick in 2008.

CWS hero signs with Royals.

South Carolina outfielder Whit Merrifield signs with the Kansas City Royals.

Winning a national championship a good start.

Parade is planned in Columbia for the University of South Carolina Gamecocks.

Looking ahead to 2011.

Quite a run for Gamecocks in Omaha.

Gamecocks defeat UCLA, 2-1.

South Carolina’s heavy-hearted players have had a little extra to play for this week. The Gamecocks dedicated their College World Series run to Bayler Teal, a 7-year-old boy who lost a two-year battle Thursday with neuroblastoma, a form of cancer.

Throwing in what was likely his last game as a Gamecock, Blake Cooper threw one of the best games of his career — a one-run, three-hit gem into the ninth inning — on the biggest stage in college baseball for ...

South Carolina junior second baseman Scott Wingo is known for his glove far more than his bat. That’s why it was surprising when the roles reversed in Monday’s first game of the best-of-three College World Series championship.

Ray Tanner wasn’t tipping his hand at Sunday’s College World Series championship press conference. The South Carolina coach didn’t announce his starting pitcher for today’s best-of-three title series with UCLA, saying ace Blake Cooper and Tyler Webb are options.

Coach Ray Tanner and South Carolina could get the chance for a national title celebration if things go right for the Gamecocks this week. Beginning today at 7:30 p.m., the Gamecocks will face UCLA in the winner-take-all College World Series.