South Carolina St

Alias: South Carolina State South Carolina State Bulldogs
Leagues Played: NCAAB 669 CIT 1
Related Teams: South Carolina State Women

Results

NCAAB	03/15 00:30	3	^[5] Delaware State v South Carolina State ^[4]	L	71-58
NCAAB	03/08 00:30	-	^[4] South Carolina State v North Carolina Central ^[2]	L	68-79
NCAAB	03/05 00:30	-	^[5] South Carolina State v Coppin State ^[8]	W	61-58
NCAAB	03/02 21:30	-	^[5] South Carolina State v Morgan State ^[6]	W	72-61
NCAAB	02/27 00:30	-	^[7] Maryland Eastern Shore v South Carolina State ^[5]	W	56-64
NCAAB	02/24 21:00	-	^[3] Delaware State v South Carolina State ^[5]	W	62-69
NCAAB	02/20 00:30	-	^[6] South Carolina State v Howard ^[4]	W	75-68
NCAAB	02/17 21:00	-	^[5] South Carolina State v Norfolk State ^[1]	L	67-71
NCAAB	02/10 20:00	-	^[1] Chicago State v South Carolina State ^[5]	W	55-78
NCAAB	02/06 00:30	-	^[8] Coppin State v South Carolina State ^[5]	W	65-77
NCAAB	02/03 21:00	-	^[6] Morgan State v South Carolina State ^[5]	L	72-70
NCAAB	01/30 01:00	-	^[5] South Carolina State v Maryland Eastern Shore ^[7]	W	63-53

South Carolina State University's basketball team, commonly referred to as the Bulldogs, is a Division I program that competes in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC). The team has a rich history, with notable alumni including NBA players such as Tyrone Corbin and Robert Covington. The Bulldogs play their home games at the Smith-Hammond-Middleton Memorial Center, which has a seating capacity of 3,500. The team is known for its fast-paced, high-scoring style of play, and has a reputation for producing talented guards. The current head coach is Tony Madlock, who took over the program in 2021. The Bulldogs have won several conference championships and have made appearances in the NCAA Tournament and the National Invitation Tournament (NIT). With a dedicated fan base and a strong tradition of success, the South Carolina State Bulldogs are a force to be reckoned with in college basketball.