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Chris Seinar of Penn Contracting LLC, inspects a 800 square-foot gamecock sculpture outside of Williams-Brice Stadium in center of the Lloyd Family Courtyard, on Sept. 10, 2020. John A. Carlos II / Special to The Post and Courier
Chris Seinar of Penn Contracting LLC stands next to an 800 square-foot sculpture outside of Williams-Brice Stadium in center of the Lloyd Family Courtyard, on Sept. 10, 2020. John A. Carlos II / Special to The Post and Courier

Athletic Director Ray Tanner talks with Kevin O'Connell, outside of Williams-Brice Stadium near an 800 square-foot gamecock sculpture in center of the Lloyd Family Courtyard, on Sept. 10, 2020. John A. Carlos II / Special to The Post and Courier
Construction workers erect a 800 square-foot gamecock sculpture outside of Williams-Brice Stadium in center of the Lloyd Family Courtyard, on Sept. 10, 2020. John A. Carlos II / Special to The Post and Courier

Construction workers erect a 800 square-foot gamecock sculpture outside of Williams-Brice Stadium in center of the Lloyd Family Courtyard, on Sept. 10, 2020. John A. Carlos II / Special to The Post and Courier
The food assembly for a 800 square-foot gamecock sculpture sits on bricks workers outside of Williams-Brice Stadium in center of the Lloyd Family Courtyard, on Sept. 10, 2020. John A. Carlos II / Special to The Post and Courier

Christopher Cameron, of D and T Steel gives the tumps up to lift the head of an 800 square-foot gamecock sculpture outside of Williams-Brice Stadium in center of the Lloyd Family Courtyard, on Sept. 10, 2020. John A. Carlos II / Special to The Post and Courier
The head of an 800 square-foot gamecock sculpture moves past a statue of George Rogers outside of Williams-Brice Stadium in center of the Lloyd Family Courtyard, on Sept. 10, 2020. John A. Carlos II / Special to The Post and Courier

Christopher Cameron and Scott Butcher from D and T Steel talk about how to move the head of an 800 square-foot gamecock sculpture outside of Williams-Brice Stadium in center of the Lloyd Family Courtyard, on Sept. 10, 2020. John A. Carlos II / Special to The Post and Courier
Construction workers erect a 800 square-foot gamecock sculpture outside of Williams-Brice Stadium in center of the Lloyd Family Courtyard, on Sept. 10, 2020. John A. Carlos II / Special to The Post and Courier

Christopher Cameron of D and T Steel watches the head of an 800 square-foot gamecock sculpture, outside of Williams-Brice Stadium in center of the Lloyd Family Courtyard, on Sept. 10, 2020. John A. Carlos II / Special to The Post and Courier
Construction workers erect a 800 square-foot gamecock sculpture outside of Williams-Brice Stadium in center of the Lloyd Family Courtyard, on Sept. 10, 2020. John A. Carlos II / Special to The Post and Courier

Christopher Cameron of D and T Steel moves the head of an 800 square-foot gamecock sculpture into place, outside of Williams-Brice Stadium in center of the Lloyd Family Courtyard, on Sept. 10, 2020. John A. Carlos II / Special to The Post and Courier
Christopher Cameron secures the head onto the massive gamecock sculpture during installation outside Williams-BriceStadium in the center of the Lloyd Family Courtyard on Sept.10, 2020. JohnA. Carlos II/Special to The Post and Courier

John A. Carlos II is a freelance photojournalist, portrait, commercial, and wedding photographer in Columbia, SC working with The Post and Courier, The Free Times, and more.