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Many Gamecock fans have read about or heard about offensive lineman Garrett Chisolm's path to South Carolina and the difficult circumstances he has fought through in his successful time here. "Difficult" may even be too much of an understatement for what this impressive young man has accomplished. "For all of that accomplishment amid tragedy, Chisolm struggles as he is asked how he has been able to deal with the loss, to see his parents - his "whole world," as he put it - get ravaged by cancer. With his leg shaking, Chisolm often can't even find the words to describe how he has done it. Four questions go by and Chisolm can't even respond, increasingly looking like a little boy lost in a big man's suit.
"I'm still dealing with it," he said.
In contrast, people around Chisolm can't stop talking about him.
"You can go an entire career and you'll never see another story like this, never," said South Carolina strength and conditioning coach Craig Fitzgerald, who was there the day Chisolm showed up for a tryout and was there two months later when South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier yelled at his assistants to put Chisolm in the starting lineup. "It's not one thing; it's the whole story. Just walking on, do you realize how rare that is? If you're a walk-on in the [Southeastern Conference], you're lucky if you finish out your eligibility by being a part-timer on special teams. You might start a few games along the way as a part-time fullback. You don't become a starter in a couple of months, especially on the offensive line." "
I talked to the ticket office and there are still some tickets available for this weekend's Baseball series vs. Auburn. We'd love to see another weekend of full capacity at Carolina Stadium! Saturday's game is the only game with no remaining reserved seating for sale. All three games still have general admission/standing room only tickets available. 
Christian Walker was named SEC Player of the Week after batting .909 (10-for-11) at Mississippi State this weekend, including four RBI in the rubber game, a 13-4 victory.
Two big golf events are happening this week in the Palmetto State and they will both include former Gamecock golfers. First, this week's Columbia Open, part of the eGolf Professional Tour, will feature George Bryan IV, Scott Feaster, Alex Hamilton, Mark Silvers III, and Paul Woodbury. 
Molly Brossart
I caught up with Baseball Associate Head Coach Chad Holbrook last week to talk about the team's performance so far this season, which players have surprised him, the prestige of playing in the SEC, and more.
Tonight's guests joining AD Eric Hyman and host Derek Scott on our "Inside the Roost" radio show will be football Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator Ellis Johnson (via phone) and Gamecock Club Director Patrick McFarland. Johnson will discuss spring football and Saturday's Garnet & Black Spring Game while McFarland will talk about the Gamecock Fan Fest presented by the Gamecock Club that followed Saturday's spring game. 
Last week I caught up with assistant football coach Steve Spurrier Jr. (left), who coaches wide receivers and was recently named recruiting coordinator, to talk spring practice, Alshon Jeffery and the receiving corps, and his new role as recruiting coordinator:
Women's Tennis hosts its final two home matches this week vs. Tennessee at 2:00 PM on Friday and then vs. Georgia at 1:00 PM on Sunday. The Sunday match with the Dawgs is Senior Day, so come cheer on your Gamecocks in their final home appearance. Miljana Jocic (left) is the lone senior for the Gamecocks. The first 50 fans will receive free pizza. Admission to tennis events is free.Three coaches will join AD Eric Hyman and host Derek Scott on tonight's "Inside the Roost" radio show, airing live from 7:00-8:00 PM from the Hilton downtown. 
