2023 Football Schedule Announced
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2023 South Carolina Football Schedule Announced
COLUMBIA, S.C. (Sept. 20, 2022) – The Southeastern Conference has released the 2023 football schedules for all SEC schools, it was announced Tuesday night. South Carolina has seven home games, four road trips and one neutral site contest slated for the 2023 campaign.
South Carolina will open the 2023 season with a neutral site game in Charlotte against the North Carolina Tar Heels on Sept. 2. North Carolina leads the all-time series 35-20-4, but South Carolina has won seven of the last nine meetings between these two bordering flagship state universities. The last three meetings have all taken place at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, with the Gamecocks taking two of those three, including a 38-21 win in the 2021 Duke’s Mayo Bowl.
The 2023 Gamecocks’ home opener is set for Sept. 9 when the Furman Paladins make their way to Williams-Brice Stadium. South Carolina holds a 28-20-1 all-time lead over the Paladins out of the FCS-level Southern Conference, including 13 wins in the last 14 matchups. They last met in 2014 with the Gamecocks posting a 41-10 victory. Furman has won just once in the series since 1949.
The Gamecocks open the 2023 SEC portion of the schedule on the road at Georgia on Sept. 16. The Bulldogs hold a 54-19-2 lead in the all-time series, including a 30-9 advantage when the game has been played in Athens.
Carolina’s SEC home opener is set for Sept. 23 when the Mississippi State Bulldogs come to Columbia. The Gamecocks hold a slim 9-7 advantage in the all-time series, including a 5-3 edge when playing in Williams-Brice Stadium. Mississippi State won the last meeting between the two SEC rivals by a 27-14 count in Starkville in 2016, but Carolina won the previous seven contests, including a 34-16 win in 2013, the last time the Bulldogs visited Columbia.
South Carolina wraps up the month of September with a date at Tennessee on Sept. 30. The Volunteers lead the all-time series by a 28-10-2 margin, including an 18-3 mark in Knoxville. Tennessee has won the last three contests, which comes on the heels of a three-game winning streak by the Gamecocks.
The Gamecocks will enjoy their lone off week of the season on the weekend of Oct. 7 before returning to SEC action on Oct. 14 when they host the Florida Gators. The Gators lead the all-time series 29-10-3, but hold just a 12-8-1 advantage in Williams-Brice Stadium. South Carolina rolled to a 40-17 win last year in Columbia.
The Gamecocks are on the road in SEC play each of the next two weeks, traveling to Missouri on Oct. 21, then to Texas A&M on Oct. 28 in a pair of trophy games. The Mayor’s Cup will be up for grabs when the two schools that call Columbia home meet at Faurot Field/Memorial Stadium. The Tigers have won the last three meetings to take a 7-5 lead in the all-time series. The Bonham Trophy will be in the balance when Carolina travels to College Station a week later. The Aggies have won all eight of the meetings between the two “permanent” SEC rivals.
South Carolina finishes the 2023 regular season with four-consecutive home games during the month of November. They open that stretch on Nov. 4 with the first-ever Gamecocks vs. Gamecocks gridiron meeting, as Jacksonville State comes to Columbia. Jacksonville State will transition to the FBS level and join Conference USA in 2023.
The Vanderbilt Commodores will play in Williams-Brice Stadium on Nov. 11. South Carolina has completely dominated the ‘Dores over the years, holding an impressive 27-4 lead in the all-time series, including wins in each of the last 13 meetings on the gridiron.
The Gamecocks wrap up their 2023 SEC slate on Nov. 18 when the Kentucky Wildcats make a visit to Columbia. The Wildcats have turned the tables in the series, winning seven of the last eight meetings after Carolina won 10-straight from 2000-2009. The Gamecocks still hold an 18-14-1 advantage overall.
The traditional regular season finale for the Palmetto State bragging rights is set for Nov. 25 when the Clemson Tigers invade Williams-Brice Stadium. Clemson leads the series by a 72-42-4 margin.
SOUTH CAROLINA 2023 SCHEDULE
Sept. 2 vs North Carolina (in Charlotte)
Sept. 9 FURMAN
Sept. 16 at Georgia*
Sept. 23 MISSISSIPPI STATE*
Sept. 30 at Tennessee*
Oct. 7 OPEN DATE
Oct. 14 FLORIDA*
Oct. 21 at Missouri*
Oct. 28 at Texas A&M*
Nov. 4 JACKSONVILLE STATE
Nov. 11 VANDERBILT*
Nov. 18 KENTUCKY*
Nov. 25 CLEMSON
*-SEC Game
COLUMBIA, S.C. (Sept. 20, 2022) – The Southeastern Conference has released the 2023 football schedules for all SEC schools, it was announced Tuesday night. South Carolina has seven home games, four road trips and one neutral site contest slated for the 2023 campaign.
South Carolina will open the 2023 season with a neutral site game in Charlotte against the North Carolina Tar Heels on Sept. 2. North Carolina leads the all-time series 35-20-4, but South Carolina has won seven of the last nine meetings between these two bordering flagship state universities. The last three meetings have all taken place at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, with the Gamecocks taking two of those three, including a 38-21 win in the 2021 Duke’s Mayo Bowl.
The 2023 Gamecocks’ home opener is set for Sept. 9 when the Furman Paladins make their way to Williams-Brice Stadium. South Carolina holds a 28-20-1 all-time lead over the Paladins out of the FCS-level Southern Conference, including 13 wins in the last 14 matchups. They last met in 2014 with the Gamecocks posting a 41-10 victory. Furman has won just once in the series since 1949.
The Gamecocks open the 2023 SEC portion of the schedule on the road at Georgia on Sept. 16. The Bulldogs hold a 54-19-2 lead in the all-time series, including a 30-9 advantage when the game has been played in Athens.
Carolina’s SEC home opener is set for Sept. 23 when the Mississippi State Bulldogs come to Columbia. The Gamecocks hold a slim 9-7 advantage in the all-time series, including a 5-3 edge when playing in Williams-Brice Stadium. Mississippi State won the last meeting between the two SEC rivals by a 27-14 count in Starkville in 2016, but Carolina won the previous seven contests, including a 34-16 win in 2013, the last time the Bulldogs visited Columbia.
South Carolina wraps up the month of September with a date at Tennessee on Sept. 30. The Volunteers lead the all-time series by a 28-10-2 margin, including an 18-3 mark in Knoxville. Tennessee has won the last three contests, which comes on the heels of a three-game winning streak by the Gamecocks.
The Gamecocks will enjoy their lone off week of the season on the weekend of Oct. 7 before returning to SEC action on Oct. 14 when they host the Florida Gators. The Gators lead the all-time series 29-10-3, but hold just a 12-8-1 advantage in Williams-Brice Stadium. South Carolina rolled to a 40-17 win last year in Columbia.
The Gamecocks are on the road in SEC play each of the next two weeks, traveling to Missouri on Oct. 21, then to Texas A&M on Oct. 28 in a pair of trophy games. The Mayor’s Cup will be up for grabs when the two schools that call Columbia home meet at Faurot Field/Memorial Stadium. The Tigers have won the last three meetings to take a 7-5 lead in the all-time series. The Bonham Trophy will be in the balance when Carolina travels to College Station a week later. The Aggies have won all eight of the meetings between the two “permanent” SEC rivals.
South Carolina finishes the 2023 regular season with four-consecutive home games during the month of November. They open that stretch on Nov. 4 with the first-ever Gamecocks vs. Gamecocks gridiron meeting, as Jacksonville State comes to Columbia. Jacksonville State will transition to the FBS level and join Conference USA in 2023.
The Vanderbilt Commodores will play in Williams-Brice Stadium on Nov. 11. South Carolina has completely dominated the ‘Dores over the years, holding an impressive 27-4 lead in the all-time series, including wins in each of the last 13 meetings on the gridiron.
The Gamecocks wrap up their 2023 SEC slate on Nov. 18 when the Kentucky Wildcats make a visit to Columbia. The Wildcats have turned the tables in the series, winning seven of the last eight meetings after Carolina won 10-straight from 2000-2009. The Gamecocks still hold an 18-14-1 advantage overall.
The traditional regular season finale for the Palmetto State bragging rights is set for Nov. 25 when the Clemson Tigers invade Williams-Brice Stadium. Clemson leads the series by a 72-42-4 margin.
SOUTH CAROLINA 2023 SCHEDULE
Sept. 2 vs North Carolina (in Charlotte)
Sept. 9 FURMAN
Sept. 16 at Georgia*
Sept. 23 MISSISSIPPI STATE*
Sept. 30 at Tennessee*
Oct. 7 OPEN DATE
Oct. 14 FLORIDA*
Oct. 21 at Missouri*
Oct. 28 at Texas A&M*
Nov. 4 JACKSONVILLE STATE
Nov. 11 VANDERBILT*
Nov. 18 KENTUCKY*
Nov. 25 CLEMSON
*-SEC Game
Only three home games in the first two months of the season. November is all home games. September will be a vicious month. I guess Texas and Oklahoma will have to wait another year to start playing in the SEC.
When will South Carolina play at Hawaii again? It has been 41 years since South Carolina played at Hawaii.
I don't get the love for playing NC schools in Charlotte... Rotating home games would be much much better
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