South Carolina Gamecocks Football Tickets

The South Carolina Gamecocks gave fans with South Carolina tickets something to cheer about with the unbelievable turnaround the team experienced from the 1999 to 2000 season. In 1999, the Gamecocks excited fans with South Carolina football tickets with the news that the team had hired famed head coach Lou Holtz. The team was winless in that 1999 season, but Holtz was quick to bring success back to the team and excitement back to the fans with South Carolina football tickets.

After the dismal 1999 season, Holtz led the Gamecocks to the 19th spot in the national rankings at the end of the 2000 season. It was in the next season that Holtz brought to South Carolina what fans with South Carolina football tickets had been missing: a bowl game victory. Fans with South Carolina Gamecocks football tickets watched as the team not only won the Outback Bowl, but also finished the 2001 season ranked in the top 20 in the nation for the second straight year. Sale of South Carolina football tickets reflected this success under Holtz, as fans bought tickets like never before, setting average attendance records in 2001 and 2002. Also, Holtz brought Gamecocks games to more than just fans with South Carolina tickets as the team was nationally televised eighteen times in three years of Holtz’s leadership.

Since 1934, William Brice Stadium has been home to the Gamecocks and fans with South Carolina football tickets. Originally called Carolina Stadium with a capacity of only 17,600, renovations and a name change have made the stadium what it is today. Now, Williams Brice Stadium holds over 80,000 fans with South Carolina football tickets. However, the attendance record was set in 2001 in a game against Clemson. For that game, more than 85,000 holders of South Carolina Gamecocks football tickets managed to squeeze into Williams Brice Stadium to watch their beloved team.

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