This season, the University of South Carolina will allow Williams-Brice Stadium to welcome a full capacity of spectators for the first time since 2019. South Carolina debuted several changes to ...

Which means this renovation will reduce the total capacity of Williams-Brice Stadium, a number that currently sits at 77,559. An exact new number isn’t yet known. Athletic director Ray Tanner ...

Williams-Brice Stadium will hold right around 25 percent of its total capacity this season. ... At Williams-Brice Stadium, capacity will be reduced to approximately 20,000 available seats.

South Carolina announced plans Friday for Williams-Brice Stadium renovations, with an emphasis on adding premium space and, more importantly, suites. The reason: A premium seat is the No. 1 ...

Could Williams-Brice Stadium, the home of South Carolina Gamecocks football, see its capacity drop. Ticket data shows us possible effects.

Which means this renovation will reduce the total capacity of Williams-Brice Stadium, a number that currently sits at 77,559. An exact new number isn’t yet known. Athletic director Ray Tanner ...

As South Carolina gets closer to renovations on Williams-Brice Stadium, ... it’s a near guarantee that overall stadium capacity — currently 77,559 — will decrease.

The University of South Carolina announced Wednesday it is planning to have full capacity and normal tailgating at Williams-Brice Stadium for the 2021 football season.

“I look forward to running out to 2001 with our team to a stadium full of loud, passionate Gamecock fans.” The Gamecocks open the season at home on Sept. 4 against Eastern Illinois. Stay with ...

South Carolina's football team will likely be playing in front of a crowd that is one-fourth the size of a normal crowd at Williams-Brice Stadium.

Could Williams-Brice Stadium, the home of South Carolina Gamecocks football, see its capacity drop. Ticket data shows us possible effects.

Could Williams-Brice Stadium, the home of South Carolina Gamecocks football, see its capacity drop. Ticket data shows us possible effects.