These two young South Carolina fans/students punked Clemson head football coach Dabo Swinney by posing with him and throwing up four fingers without him knowing. If you’re a University of South Carolina fan you already know the four fingers symbolize the Gamecocks’ four consecutive victories over Swinney’s Tigers. Here's what the teacher who took the picture said...

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“Two of my students met Dat Boy today, acted like they were his friend and punked him!” “Priceless!”

“What makes it sweeter is that idiot Dabo is clueless,” our source for the photo told us. “Just like normal.”

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South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon Clowney doesn’t need a highlight video to hype fans up his highly-anticipated 2013 season. But Gamecock’s athletic department went ahead and made one anyway...

A Clemson fan apparently snuck into Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, South Carolina and painted a Clemson “Tiger Paw” on the field. The picture was taken by CB Victor Hamilton. He had this to say on Instagram...

South Carolina defensive coordinator Lorenzo Ward said Wednesday the All-American defensive end and reigning Hendricks Award winner Jadeveon Clowney could be shut down for the remainder of the sessions because of neck and back pain and a "slight concussion." Ward said in a phone interview with ESPN...

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"South Carolina fans should not be concerned at all," . "He would be cleared to play if it was a regular season game on Saturday. Jadeveon plays with a reckless abandon. He will not pull himself back on the field this year. That's not how he practices or plays. He will be full bore in the fall."

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Clowney told reporters Tuesday...

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"My back and neck are hurting me," "I should be OK coming out of spring ball. I should be coming around soon, hopefully."

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At Wednesday’s Gamecocks pro day in Columbia, South Carolina RB Marcus Lattimore received a round of applause from a room full of scouts representing all 32 NFL teams. Lattimore performed 15 minutes of agility drills on a track-like surface before catching passes at Williams-Brice Stadium from current and former Gamecocks QBs. And from the results, his progress coming back from that gruesome knee injury in October has been spectacular. He told USA TODAY Sports when reacting to the ovation...

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“It was crazy,” “I did not expect that at all. Pretty much every scout came up to me and said that was amazing and inspiring.”

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