South Carolina DT Davonte Miles, who was arrested earlier this week on marijuana possession charges, has been dismissed from the team according to a school spokesman.

From Jeff Borzello:  North Carolina star forward Caleb Wilson is out with a fracture in his left hand, the school announced. There is no specific timetable for his return at this point.

Georgia House passes bill allowing high school athletes to profit from NIL deals.

Maxwell Football Club Executive Director Mark Wolpert announced that former NFL All-Pro defensive end John Abraham has been selected as the inaugural recipient of the Herschel Walker Award, an annual honor recognizing a former collegiate or professional football player who has returned to complete their undergraduate degree. Abraham will be formally recognized at the 89th Maxwell Awards Gala on Saturday, March 14, 2026, at the Coca-Cola Roxy Theatre in Atlanta.

Former South Carolina coach Ray Tanner and former Gamecock pitcher Kip Bouknight will be inducted tonight into the College Baseball Hall of Fame.  

Clemson vs Army starting pitchers: • Friday – RHP Andrew Berg (AWP) vs. RHP Aidan Knaak (CU) • Saturday – RHP Robbie Penswick (AWP) vs. LHP Michael Sharman (CU) • Sunday – TBA (AWP) vs. TBA (CU)

Clemson players invited to the NFL Combine:
QB Cade Klubnik
RB Adam Randall
WR Antonio Williams
OT Blake Miller
DT DeMonte Capehart
DE TJ Parker
DT Peter Woods
LB Wade Woodaz
CB Avieon Terrell

Four USC players have been invited to the 2026 NFL Combine: running back Rahsul Faison, defensive tackle Nick Barrett, cornerback Brandon Cisse and defensive back Jalon Kilgore.

Tom Pelissero reported The Panthers are hiring Darrell Bevell as associate head coach/offensive specialist, per sources. 

USC baseball coach Paul Mainieri officially announced his starting rotation for this weekend. The Gamecocks will go with redshirt freshman Riley Goodman, junior Amp Phillips and junior Brandon Stone.

South Carolina finished 5th in the Puerto Rico Classic at -31, 25 shots back of the winner, Virginia. College of Charleston finished T6 at -26. The Gamecocks’ Frankie Harris was the medalist at -16 with a final round of 66. It’s his second win of the season.