USC Baseball Teams Enter Athletics Hall of Fame

South Carolina's 2010 and 2011 College World Series champion teams are the first teams inducted into the USC Athletics Hall of Fame, alongside seven individuals.

Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Baseball

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The University of South Carolina will induct its 2010 and 2011 baseball teams, both College World Series champions, into the USC Athletics Hall of Fame. Seven individual members are being inducted alongside them, including Steve Spurrier and Ty Harris.

Why it matters

The induction marks the first time team units have been enshrined in the USC Athletics Hall of Fame, recognizing back-to-back national titles. It also honors a program that set a record with 22 consecutive NCAA Tournament wins during the 2010-2012 stretch.

The induction covers two championship rosters and seven individuals, with the 22-game consecutive NCAA Tournament win streak standing as a program record for the 2010-2012 span. The stub does not specify the selection criteria used for the team and individual inductions.

The players

Steve Spurrier

Steve Spurrier is a former college football coach and Heisman Trophy winner who led the University of South Carolina football program for over a decade.

Jackie Bradley Jr.

Jackie Bradley Jr. is a former South Carolina outfielder who later played Major League Baseball, including for the Boston Red Sox.

The details

South Carolina baseball won the College World Series in 2010 at Rosenblatt Stadium, the final CWS held there, and again in 2011, when the team opened TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha by winning the title. Jackie Bradley Jr. was the 2010 Most Outstanding Player and Scott Wingo earned the honor in 2011. The induction ceremony takes place Thursday during homecoming weekend, with additional recognition Saturday at the Texas A&M game.

Timeline

  1. 2010: South Carolina wins its first College World Series title at Rosenblatt Stadium.

  2. 2011: South Carolina wins its second straight College World Series title at TD Ameritrade Park.

  3. 2021: Michael Roth is inducted into the USC Hall of Fame.

  4. 2022: Matt Price is inducted into the USC Hall of Fame.

  5. Thursday, November 2026: Championship teams and seven individuals are inducted during homecoming weekend.

Season Trajectory

The induction recognizes a dynasty-era stretch in which South Carolina won back-to-back College World Series titles and set a record of 22 consecutive NCAA Tournament wins. It positions the 2010 and 2011 teams as the first team units honored by the university's athletics hall, a distinction that may expand as more players from those rosters are enshrined.

Fans attending homecoming weekend can witness the ceremony for the 2010 and 2011 teams and the seven individual inductees. The Saturday recognition at the Texas A&M game gives a second opportunity to see the honorees on the field.

The takeaway

The enshrinement of the 2010 and 2011 teams marks a new precedent for how USC honors championship squads, not just individual stars. Readers following the program can watch for further inductions from those rosters as the Hall of Fame expands.

What happens next

The induction ceremony is scheduled for Thursday during homecoming weekend, with additional recognition at the Saturday Texas A&M game.

Further reading

For more on the program's championship history, see Baseball coverage on this site.

Source note: This article includes information reported by On3.