The Palmetto State is taking over the NCAA tournaments . Clemson, Presbyterian, Carolina, and College of Charleston are dusting off their dancing (or should we go ahead and just call it shagging? ) shoes. Fill out your brackets .
Looking forward
Up next for Clemson:
- After finishing fifth in the ACC , the No. 6 seed Tigers (MBB) will face off against No. 11 New Mexico in the West Region of the NCAA Tournament in Memphis, TN on Friday, March 22. Secure your seats .
Up next for Carolina:
- The No. 6 seed Gamecocks (MBB) will take on No. 11 Oregon in the Midwest Region of the NCAA Tournament in Pittsburgh, PA on Thursday, March 21. Secure your seats .
- The No. 1 seed Gamecock women’s basketball team will face off against the winner of No. 16 Presbyterian or Sacred Heart at Colonial Life Arena.
Up next for Presbyterian:
- Presbyterian (WBB) — in its first-ever tournament — will face off against Sacred Heart in a play-in game for the chance to take on the No. 1 seed Gamecocks at Colonial Life Arena.
Up next for College of Charleston:
- After clinching the CAA Championship in thrilling fashion, the No. 13 seed Cougars (MBB) will take on No. 4 Alabama in the West Region of the NCAA Tournament in Spokane, WA on March 22. Secure your seats .
Looking back
Gamecock fans won’t soon forget the last time both the men’s and women’s basketball teams made it to the tournament together in 2017 . Clemson’s seen its own bracket success over the years, and some hurt where wins were vacated from 1990 .
We’ve collaborated with our friends at COLAtoday and CHStoday to create an interactive timeline highlighting significant NCAA Tournament appearances by schools across the state.