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Beamer clears air on Jacarrius Peak, Dylan Stewart: ‘They’re going to play very soon’

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By Jordan Kaye Verified
| The State Verified
We are less than two weeks away from South Carolina’s season-opener and, well, we know that edge Dylan Stewart and offensive linemen Jacarrius Peak almost certainly won’t suit up against Kent State. Gamecocks head coach Shane Beamer told that to On3’s Chris Low on Aug.
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South Carolina football locks in a historic first: A Week 0 game for Gamecocks

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By Jordan Kaye Verified
| The State Verified
If you as a South Carolina fan find yourself jealous this weekend seeing fans of Southern Cal, Virginia, Florida State and others watching their favorite team finally playing a real football game again, just wait two more years. In 2028, the Gamecocks will play in “Week 0” for the first time in program history when they take on Bowling Green State at Williams-Brice Stadium.
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New gameday entrance at Williams-Brice for visiting teams. Here’s what we know

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By Jordan Kaye Verified
| The State Verified
On the hierarchy of most-pressing things to upgrade in a football stadium renovation, nothing falls lower than the visiting locker rooms. Folks care more about the thickness of a handrail or the wattage of a bathroom light over their opponent’s accommodations. But, on top of widening concourses, building out a student club and adding restrooms and concessions, the first phase of South Carolina’s renovations to Williams-Brice Stadium included building a brand-new visiting locker room.
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