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- 3800 Paramount Dr., North Charleston, SC, 29405
- Coliseum Parking Lot
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- Colleton Civic Center
- 494 Hampton St, Walterboro, SC, 29488
- Colonial Life Arena
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- CreditOne Stadium
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