[GamecockCentral for $1: In-depth coverage and a great community] But Nyck Harbor had a much more unique reason for missing the early part of South Carolina’s preseason. The dual-sport athlete ...

Nyck Harbor came to South Carolina as a two-sport athlete, and after a solid freshman season on the gridiron in 2023, Harbor showed off his skills on the track. In the spring of 2024, Harbor ...

It seems Nyck Harbor is focusing on football. The South Carolina wide receiver rose to national prominence last year, in large part because of what he did off the football field. While running ...

Wide receiver Nyck Harbor showed flashes as a true freshman in 2023 and took a step forward in his game as a sophomore this past season. In 2024, Harbor was on the receiving end of 26 passes for ...

Coming in ranked at No. 88 was wide receiver Nyck Harbor. His 376 receiving yards in 2024 finished second on the team behind tight end Joshua Simon but was first among the wide receivers.

No. 88 - WR, Nyck Harbor The former track star has dedicated his offseason to football and football alone. It's something that could force plenty of progression in Harbor's game. The wide receiver ...

The South Carolina Gamecocks hope to finish first in the Southeastern Conference during the 2025 season. Last year, the team finished with a 9-4 record, placing sixth in the SEC.

He's landed the likes of 5-stars Nyck Harbor and Dylan Stewart since arriving as head coach and the class of 2026 provides ample opportunity to add even more blue-chippers to this roster.

So the question becomes: Who will Sellers be throwing the ball to next season? Nyck Harbor could be the answer to that question. The Sophomore from Washington D.C. finished second on the team ...

While running track for USC, Harbor was sensational — a 6-foot-5, 235-pounder who ran the 100m in just over 10 seconds and was so dominant in the 200m that he qualified for the Olympic Trials.

It seems Nyck Harbor is focusing on football. The South Carolina wide receiver rose to national prominence last year, in large part because of what he did off the football field. While running track ...