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Indexed episodes, last 90 days
15
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Sep 29, 2026
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Jul 3, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    What Happened to South Carolina Against Alabama? | Hit Stick (opens the original)

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    South Carolina’s loss to Alabama left Patrick DiMarco and Whit Merrifield with plenty of questions.On this episode of Hit Stick, the former NFL and MLB standouts break down what went wrong for the Gamecocks against Alabama, including the lack of energy and defensive pressure, LaNorris Sellers’ struggles, the fourth-down decisions, South Carolina’s receiver production and the Dylan Stewart situation.Patrick and Whit also dig into a bigger question: does Shane Beamer need to identify the players h

  2. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    Perry Orth Reveals What It Was REALLY Like Playing for Steve Spurrier | Hit Stick (opens the original)

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    From sixth-string walk-on to Steve Spurrier's final starting quarterback at South Carolina. Perry Orth joins Hit Stick to share his incredible Gamecocks journey, the untold stories behind his rise to QB1, and his perspective on LaNorris Sellers.Former NFL fullback Patrick DiMarco and former MLB All-Star Whit Merrifield welcome Perry Orth for an exclusive conversation about his South Carolina football career, playing for Steve Spurrier, overcoming the odds as a walk-on, and the work it took to be

  3. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    South Carolina’s First REAL Test Is Here: Mississippi State | Hit Stick (opens the original)

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    The real season starts this week.Patrick DiMarco and Whit Merrifield are back and break down South Carolina’s first SEC test against Mississippi State, what they saw from the Gamecocks through the first two games, and what needs to change as the competition ramps up.The guys discuss LaNorris Sellers’ confidence and arm talent, the exchange with Mazeo Bennett, South Carolina’s offensive approach, the impact of potentially getting Dylan Stewart and Jacarrius Peak back, and why Mississippi State sh

  4. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Inside South Carolina’s O-Line With Seth Smith | Jimmy & Joes (opens the original)

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    Why did Seth Smith choose South Carolina?The Gamecocks offensive lineman joins Jimmy & Joe’s to talk about his journey to Columbia, his first experience inside Williams-Brice Stadium, making the jump from the Big Sky to the SEC, and how South Carolina’s offensive line is coming together.Smith takes us through his football story — from growing up in Texas and Arizona to starting football in high school, developing at Northern Arizona, entering the transfer portal and ultimately finding a new home

  5. Episode · Sep 10, 2026

    Christian Clark & Kendall Daniels: South Carolina Can Make History | Hit Stick (opens the original)

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    South Carolina football is chasing history — and Christian Clark and Kendall Daniels believe this Gamecocks team has what it takes to do something special.Christian Clark and Kendall Daniels join former NFL fullback Patrick DiMarco and former MLB All-Star Whit Merrifield on Hit Stick to talk Gamecock football, why they chose South Carolina, Shane Beamer and the program's culture, the competition inside the running back room, Torrian Gray's defense, special teams, summer workouts and their goals

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