South Carolina releases 2027 baseball schedule

South Carolina releases 2027 baseball schedule

First year USC coach Kevin Schnall has his first schedule set (Gamecock Athletics)

Release from USC

The University of South Carolina baseball team announced its 2027 non-conference schedule this morning (Thursday, Nov. 12) with the annual three-game series against Clemson, a game against North Carolina in Charlotte and a game at Coastal Carolina in May as part of the out-of-conference slate.

The Gamecocks will open the 2027 season in Columbia on Friday, Feb. 19 against Towson, part of a three-game opening weekend series with the Tigers. The Gamecocks then head to Fluor Field for the first of two games played in Greenville. Carolina faces USC Upstate on Tuesday, Feb. 23 at the home of the Greenville Drive. Carolina then hosts UMass Lowell Feb. 26-28 at Founders Park.

Carolina hosts Presbyterian on Wednesday, March 3 before facing Clemson in the annual three-game in-state series. The series starts in Clemson on Friday, March 5, moves to Greenville and Fluor Field on Saturday, March 6 and closes out at Founders Park on Sunday, March 7.

Carolina’s second double midweek of the season sees the Gamecocks host Queens (Tuesday, March 9) and heading to The Citadel (Wednesday, March 10). The final non-conference series of the season will be on March 12-14 against UC Riverside.

The Gamecocks have home midweeks against Charlotte (March 16), Wofford (March 30), Davidson (April 13), The Citadel (April 20), Charleston Southern (April 27) and Winthrop (May 18).

Carolina is at Truist Field in Charlotte on Tuesday, March 23 against North Carolina. The Gamecock travel to Conway, S.C., and face Coastal Carolina on Wednesday, May 12.

Carolina announced its 30-game SEC schedule in September, which starts Friday, March 19 at home against Vanderbilt. All game times are subject to change when the television schedule is announced at the beginning of 2027.

2027 Schedule


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