After No. 15 South Carolina’s major win over No. 12 ranked Clemson in the Palmetto Bowl, head coach Shane Beamer spoke to members of the media. Here’s everything he said. OpeningStatement “I don’t know where to begin.

The Clemson and South Carolina football teams faced off in the Palmetto Bowl on Saturday afternoon in Death Valley. It was the 121st meeting between the two teams. South Carolina won a thriller, 17-14. The win was the Gamecocks' sixth straight, their longest streak since 2013.

The No. 15 South Carolina football team picked up a 17-14 victory over Clemson, its second Palmetto Bowl win in three years, on Saturday at Memorial Stadium.

In a messy back-and-forth Palmetto Bowl, South Carolina found a way to creep past the No. 12 Tigers. A late-game pick by Demetrius Knight Jr. sealed the win for South Carolina. The Gamecocks got the ball rolling early in the first quarter,

South Carolina defeated Clemson 17-14 in a thrilling Palmetto Bowl, with quarterback LaNorris Sellers leading a late game-winning drive and totaling 328 yards and two rushing touchdowns. The victory,

CLEMSON, S.C. (WCSC) - LaNorris Sellers rushed for a 20 yard TD with just over a minute to go and South Carolina’s defense intercepted Cade Klubnik in the final seconds to help the Gamecocks hold on for a 17-14 win over Clemson in the Palmetto Bowl on Saturday afternoon.

See South Carolina football coach Shane Beamer's 11-year-old son Hunter deliver the Palmetto Bowl trophy to him after win vs. Clemson

CLEMSON, S.C. - Quarterback Cade Klubnik led No. 12 Clemson (9-3) inside the 20-yard line with less than a minute to play, but a deflected pass was intercepted

South Carolina corrals the tipped pass and secures possession to seal its win over Clemson.

South Carolina and Clemson face off Saturday is the 121st meeting of a rivalry game that was first played in 1896. There’s a lot on the line. The Tigers are No. 12 in the latest College Football Playoff Top 25,