For the first time since expanding to three awards in 2018, one women’s basketball team has swept all three Naismith awards, the Atlanta Tipoff Club announced at a press conference on Wednesday.
There will be plenty of familiar faces at the women’s Final Four with Stanford, South Carolina, Louisville and UConn heading to Minneapolis.
For the second time in three seasons, the United States Basketball Writers Association named Dawn Staley Coach of the Year. This comes as the South Carolina Gamecocks are in Minneapolis for the Final Four, where they take on Louisville at 7 p.m. Friday. The ABC Columbia Sports team is in Minneapolis to bring you coverage of the Gamecocks push for another national championship.
Woods is a five-time Masters champion who can play every year. It’s up to him to tell Augusta National whether he will play, and that can happen all the way up until the start of the tournament.
South Carolina commit Ashlyn Watkins puts on a show at the Powerade Jam Fest to join Candace Parker and Fran Belibi as the only girls to win the dunk contest.
One of Carolina’s most promising young stars is entering his name into the transfer portal, two weeks after the firing of Frank Martin.
Aliyah Boston scored 19 points and led top-seeded South Carolina to its second straight Final Four with an 80-50 victory over Creighton on Sunday night, ending the 10th-seeded Bluejays’ surprise run through the NCAA Tournament.
Braylen Wimmer was a perfect 3-for-3 at the plate with five RBI and three runs scored while Brandt Belk and Kevin Madden added two hits apiece in the win.
South Carolina, led by the 6-foot-5 Boston, has answered every challenge this season. The Gamecocks (32-2) have gone 12-0 against ranked opponents this year after defeating No. 17 North Carolina 69-61 in Greensboro Friday night.
The Gamecock baseball team jumped out with seven runs in the first two innings and Will Sanders struck out 11 in seven innings of work in an 8-2 win over No. 4 Vanderbilt Friday night.
