Tag: south carolina women’s basketball
No. 3 Texas A&M rises to take SEC regular-season title
College Station, Texas - After a dominating season in which they lost only once, No. 3 Texas A&M erased any doubt Sunday as they...
South Carolina slugfest reveals much about Connecticut
Connecticut freshman Paige Bueckers scored her 30th point of the game on a deep three-pointer as the buzzer ran down in the last 15...
Longtime assistant coaches create stability, success and family
For many, if not most, the tireless job of a collegiate assistant coach is a stepping stone to a head coaching position. And to...
Sky view: Alaina Coates is ready for her rookie season
Alaina Coates’ senior season at South Carolina was bittersweet. She averaged career highs in nearly every statistical category before going down with an ankle...
Jatarie White is moving past more than just defenders
It took Jatarie White two dribbles to get where she needed. During the third quarter in a game against Georgia on Dec. 3, the Texas...
Reasons behind increased college basketball transfers numerous and complex
Traditionally, post-college season buzz has been centered around the NCAA Tournament and the National Championship game. But more recently, the months following the regular...
Five lasting impressions from the Final Four
You can do it if you work hard enough, and if you believe The American Dream is alive and well, thanks to the Mississippi State...
Staley’s success has been paved by growth
For all of her sideline seriousness, Dawn Staley has become known for her silliness with her South Carolina Gamecocks. On media day for the 2015-2016...
South Carolina beats Stanford to advance to title game
Dallas - South Carolina shook off a slow second quarter Friday to beat Stanford, 62-53, to advance to the National Championship game. Allisha Gray led...
The unpredictable SEC heading towards an unforeseen finish
The Southeastern Conference has always been known for it’s consistently tough competition and unpredictability. But has this year been even more unpredictable? It’s no surprise...