Austin R. Vaughn | NCAA.com | April 9, 2016 South Carolina football: 94-year-old alumni scores a touchdown Share Lou Sossamon was a linebacker and center for the Gamecocks in the early 40s and holds the distinct honor of being the first-ever Gamecock to be named an All-American. He last scored a touchdown in 2016. That's right, 2016. South Carolina's spring game traditions include an annual alumni game, and thanks to some kind blockers - and a relenting defense - the 94-year-old legend scored a touchdown on April 9, 2016. 94 yr old Lou Sossamon, #Gamecocks 1st-ever All-American, scores 1st TD of today's Alumni game! #Gamecocks #SpursUp pic.twitter.com/xR8S3fnhxl — Gamecock Athletics (@GamecocksOnline) April 9, 2016 The Gamecocks return to the field on Sept. 1. However, they haven't said whether Sossamon will be suiting up. Here are the college baseball coaches with the most College World Series victories Here's a look at the 12 coaches who have the most wins in the College World Series. READ MORE 2021 NCAA Division I women's golf championships field announced The 2021 NCAA Division I women's golf championship field is set. Here is every team and individual that made it from regional play. READ MORE Finalists for 2021 Naismith Women's Player of the Year announced Returning Finalist Rhyne Howard Joined by Aliyah Boston, Paige Bueckers and Dana Evans in Pursuit of Player of the Year Award. READ MORE