carlsongary+FollowBig changes coming to SC shopping staplesMajor shakeups are hitting South Carolina’s favorite stores in 2026—think pharmacy deserts, coffee shop rebrands, and the end of one-stop discount shopping in small towns. Walgreens is leaving a key Columbia spot, making it tougher for locals and veterans to get prescriptions. Clutch Coffee Bar fans will see their hangout become Dutch Bros, marking the end of a homegrown era. Big Lots and Family Dollar closures mean fewer options for rural families, and Advance Auto Parts is trimming stores, especially where locations are just blocks apart. How will these changes affect your daily routine or your neighborhood? #Business #LocalBusiness #SouthCarolina00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowSouth Carolina dominates Coppin State in BaltimoreSouth Carolina’s women’s basketball team just rolled into Baltimore and put on a show, beating Coppin State by a massive 42 points. The real story, though, is how this game brought big-time college hoops energy to the city, packing over 3,300 fans into the arena. Coach Dawn Staley called it a win for everyone—giving HBCU teams a shot at top competition and bringing national attention to local talent. Even with the lopsided score, Coppin State’s Khila Morris dropped 20 points, showing there’s always something to cheer for. What do you think—should more powerhouse teams visit smaller schools? #Sports #SouthCarolina #CoppinState00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowDawn Staley brings HBCU hoops to the spotlightDawn Staley and the South Carolina Lady Gamecocks didn’t just notch another win—they made a statement for HBCU basketball. By scheduling games against Coppin State and North Carolina Central, Staley is using her platform to give HBCU teams a shot at big-time competition. She remembers how tough it was to get these opportunities herself and is now opening doors for others. It’s more than just basketball; it’s about respect, visibility, and growing the game for everyone. What do you think—should more top programs follow Staley’s lead and play HBCUs? #Sports #HBCU #SouthCarolina00Share
Amy Tanner+FollowSouth Carolina edges Texas in wild finishSouth Carolina’s women’s basketball team just pulled off a nail-biter, outlasting Texas 68-65 in front of a packed Colonial Life Arena. The Gamecocks’ Raven Johnson took charge in the final minutes, and Madina Okot’s rare three-pointer gave them the cushion they needed. Texas kept the pressure on with a relentless full-court press, forcing turnovers and making every possession count. Both teams had all five starters in double figures, and the energy was electric. With the season far from over, could we see another Gamecocks-Longhorns showdown in the tournaments? What do you think made the difference in this intense matchup? #Sports #Basketball #SouthCarolina00Share
Christopher Hughes+FollowIndiana’s blueprint: Can South Carolina follow?Watching Indiana’s rise with a selfless Heisman-caliber QB and a disciplined, well-coached squad, it’s hard not to wonder if South Carolina could pull off the same turnaround. Indiana didn’t buy their way to success—they found the right guys who play for each other, not just for NIL deals. With Beamer upgrading the coaching staff, there’s real hope that Carolina can finally get over the hump. But it’s not just about talent; it’s about grit, heart, and a culture shift. What do you think—can Carolina’s players and fans rally together for a new era? #Sports #Football #SouthCarolina00Share
Michael Pitts+FollowWhy South Carolina fans dread preseason rankingsEvery time South Carolina football lands in the preseason Top 25, fans brace themselves—not for celebration, but for what comes next. It’s not about lacking ambition; it’s about experience. Too often, a shiny ranking has set the stage for disappointment, turning real progress into crushing pressure. This year, after a promising offseason and much-needed changes, the Gamecocks need patience, not hype. Let’s give this team room to grow and let their results do the talking. Do you think preseason rankings help or hurt rebuilding programs like South Carolina? #Sports #Football #SouthCarolina10Share
EchoingEagle+FollowSouth Carolina vs Coppin State: More than a gameSouth Carolina’s trip to Coppin State wasn’t just about the scoreboard—though a 90-48 win is hard to ignore. What really stood out was how this matchup brought big-time women’s basketball to Baltimore, packing the arena with over 3,300 fans. Dawn Staley’s commitment to giving HBCUs a shot at hosting top teams is changing the game, even if it means risking a tough loss. For Coppin State’s players, sharing the court with future pros was a dream come true. How do you think more games like this could impact local hoops and inspire young athletes? #Sports #SouthCarolina #CoppinState00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowSouth Carolina vs Coppin State: More than a gameWhen South Carolina’s powerhouse women’s basketball team rolled into Coppin State’s gym, it wasn’t just about the scoreboard. For Coppin State, hosting Dawn Staley and her No. 2 Gamecocks was a milestone—one of the biggest crowds in school history, and a chance for HBCU athletes to shine on a national stage. Staley knows the struggle of getting big teams to play at smaller schools, and she’s making sure others get the shot she once wished for. How do you think these matchups impact college sports and HBCU visibility? #Sports #SouthCarolina #CoppinState00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowSouth Carolina dominates Coppin State on the roadSouth Carolina’s women’s basketball team put on a show in Baltimore, rolling past Coppin State 90-48 in front of a packed arena—most of them cheering for the visiting Gamecocks! Joyce Edwards led the charge with 26 points and five steals, while Tessa Johnson was on fire from deep. Coppin State started strong but couldn’t keep up after the first quarter, especially with turnovers piling up. What stands out is how South Carolina remains undefeated against HBCU teams under Coach Dawn Staley. How do you feel about powerhouse programs playing at smaller schools? Does it help grow the game or make it tougher for underdogs? #Sports #SouthCarolina #WomensBasketball00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowSouth Carolina dominates Coppin State on the roadSouth Carolina’s women’s basketball team put on a show in Baltimore, rolling past Coppin State 90-48 in front of a packed arena—most of them cheering for the Gamecocks! Joyce Edwards led the charge with 26 points and five steals, and the team’s depth was on full display as all 10 players saw significant minutes. Despite a scrappy start from Coppin State, South Carolina’s defense forced 30 turnovers and their offense took over by halftime. How do you feel about powerhouse teams traveling to smaller schools? Does it help grow the game or make it tougher for underdogs? #Sports #SouthCarolina #WomensBasketball00Share
