Scott Eisberg
@SEisbergWCIV • 19,930 subscribers
Sports Director for WCIV in Charleston, SC. Father to beautiful daughters Erin and Abby, Husband to Cally, Storyteller, Sports Fanatic! Thats about it.
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That hug means everything. Maurice Drayton and Raleigh Jackson. 2 Citadel grads. 2 guys who love that school. Two of the coaches who just led The Citadel to ANOTHER win over an FBS team. The Citadel, takes down Charlotte. On the road. In triple OT. Heck of a win.
Scott Eisberg180,186 views • 3 days ago
This is Steve Zayachkowski. Charleston Southern wrapped up practice 30 minutes ago. It’s hot, humid, awful out. Everyone inside. Gabe Giardina, gone. 1 player remains on the field. Working on technique by himself. Hitting the sled, by himself. No coaches. Their best player. Their senior captain. Their 1st team all-conference guy.
Scott Eisberg453,132 views • 1 month ago
This morning in West Ashley, former CofC soccer coach Nick Stemkowski held a yard sale. Sometimes, when trying to find a steal- “When it rains, it pours”. Items, all generously donated by those who finished above him in his fantasy football league. I spoke with one satisfied customer. A gentleman who excels at fantasy football, but also, recently has begun dabbling in music. Luke Combs, really eyeing things to improve his golf short game, as well as a television filled with canned legumes for only $24.50. Deals were to be had, but you had to get there quickly before all items, at this market curated by a former soccer coach in a cheap tuxedo were sold out.
Scott Eisberg82,561 views • 10 days ago
I'll never forget how uncomfortable it was watching this. Terry Don, right over Dabo's shoulder during his first game as interim head coach. Couldn't imagine that pressure. I'd say it worked out quite well for all involved. Terry Don made an indelible mark on Clemson.
Scott Eisberg798,442 views • 3 months ago
Citadel baseball. Rain Delay. Georgia Tech Indoor Practice Facility. Enjoy.
Scott Eisberg406,261 views • 3 months ago
The transfer portal is a wild place. The Citadel Basketball surely just pulled one of their most unique transfers. He'll be a 30-year-old junior. A father. A navy veteran. He never played HS hoops. Went from military teams, to JUCO, to Green Bay to here. Meet Mel Bethea.
Scott Eisberg465,273 views • 4 months ago
He says they are mainly worn by old women in their garden or construction workers on the side of the road. But Citadel slugger Zach Hunt, raised on a farm in Dillon, wears them as batting gloves. It’s worked to the tune of 10 HR’s this year. I dug in, on those yellow mitts.
Scott Eisberg369,342 views • 3 months ago
Man, talk about emotion, and tears just pouring out. Talk about a situation worse than you can imagine, and a team galvanizing for a win. ETSU head coach Tre Lamb, literally in tears talking about the Helene ordeal. Stuck in a homeless shelter parking lot. No cell service. Johnson City hit and the toll this has taken on the area the Bucs call home. Wow. 2:30 worth listening to.
Scott Eisberg1,547,097 views • 1 year ago
I have zero idea about the legality of this, but it’s absolutely awesome! This gentleman, Jordan Popoff, of the Pee Dee IceCats gets sent off to the room for fighting. He decides to come out to watch with the fans. His team scores. He goes nuts, WITH the fans. Hockey is the best. Spittin' Chiclets Paul Bissonnette Ryan Whitney Rear Admiral
Scott Eisberg565,935 views • 8 months ago
There is a whole other side out there. All we hear these days is about massive, 7 figure NIL deals. Who can pay more. Ja Medlock is a Northwood Academy grad. He loves football. Desperate to play in college. Got an offer from University of Dubuque in Iowa. But he needs to pay to go, not "get" paid. His mom knows how desperate he is. She knows how hard he's worked. She'd do anything for her son. She started a GoFundMe. To fund school. Life expenses. Give him the "opportunity" to earn a scholarship while living his dream. I spoke with both of them tonight.
Scott Eisberg94,686 views • 1 month ago
Jessica Pegula said it on the court after her win, if you don't know the story of Yuliia Starodubtseva, look it up. Her post-match press conference. Incredibly impressive. First and foremost, a proud Ukranian. Says her heart is there. But this is someone who started a GoFundMe just to jumpstart a pro career after playing at Old Dominion. Someone who worked part time at a country club in NY. She knew this was a life changing run in Charleston, she wasn't able to sleep the past 3 nights. The thoughts in her head. This isn't "chump change" she's making. It's career changing. Not for toys, but literally to travel her physio coach to the Europe run. To invest in herself. She's worth a listen. Credit One Charleston Open
Scott Eisberg299,258 views • 5 months ago
Tonight, I memorialize Jim Toman. Beloved on baseball diamonds across this state. Gregarious. Hilariously funny. He loved baseball, his family, and his pythons (biceps). A true recruiter. A groomer of talent. Beloved. Thanks to Monte Lee, Landon Powell, Stuart Lake and others for coloring in this story- to bring the flavor that Jim Toman brought to any dugout he sat in.
Scott Eisberg72,824 views • 1 month ago
What a quote from CofC AD Matt Roberts. In part... "If they sit in that room and hear that speech from those 2 coaches and that's not good enough for them, get out of here. Get out of here, go somewhere else. If money is your motivator, you are not wanted at CofC. That is a direct message to those student athletes"
Scott Eisberg288,865 views • 5 months ago
What a Father's Day it will be in Omaha. Lowcountry TV icon Dean Stephens tried to steer his son, Jack Delongchamps, away from broadcasting. Good thing, kids don't listen. Dean now wells up, watching Jack nightly at the CWS on ESPN, living a mutual dream. Better believe, he and Caroline will head to Nebraska this weekend to celebrate the start of an iconic rise for their Mt. Pleasant kid.
Scott Eisberg147,505 views • 2 months ago
Millions upon millions watching the World Cup on TV. All hear beloved Fox Sports rules analyst Dr. Joe Machnik, in the middle of a 22 straight day stretch of calling games (all from a remote studio). Did you know, for the past 27 years, Dr. Joe, has called the lowcountry home. I chatted with the Mt. Pleasant resident today about his eyes on the refs, going right into your ears.
Scott Eisberg103,225 views • 2 months ago
Georgetown HS head baseball coach Rod Sanders could have gone the easy way. Jumped on a plane to Cincinnati to see his brother Reggie go into the Cincinnati Reds hall of fame on Saturday. He went, the hard way. Taking his entire varsity team, and coaches to Cincinnati to share the moment. Let his real family meet his baseball family. Let kids who had never flown, fly. Players who had never been to an MLB game, see a meaningful one. What a journey.
Scott Eisberg136,685 views • 4 months ago
