Travian Robertson eager to return to practice field after recovery
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 9:00 AM
Last updated Aug 5, 2026
South Carolina assistant coach Travian Robertson expresses excitement for the upcoming practice as he nears the one-year anniversary of a car accident that left him seriously injured. Robertson, who underwent six surgeries, struggled through rehabilitation but is now ready to support the team after a challenging 4-8 season. The Gamecocks are set to kick off the season in Atlanta in nine days, with Robertson eager to contribute positively.
- •Travian Robertson is back on the field after a near-fatal auto accident.
- •He underwent six surgeries following the accident last August.
- •Robertson aims to impact the Gamecocks' preparations for the upcoming season.
- •He expressed frustration during recovery but remained focused on returning to coaching.
- •The Gamecocks' season opener is scheduled for August 22.
- 9:00 AMYahoo Sports — The Gamecock most ready for practice to start? Travian Robertson
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