No. 1 South Carolina (12-0) defeated No. 2 Stanford (8-3) 65-61 at home on Tuesday night in a rematch of their meeting in the 2021 NCAA Final Four. The Gamecocks came back from an 18-point, first-half deficit, the largest comeback in program history.
“It feels pretty cool to be part of history,” senior forward Victaria Saxton said. “I feel like without the coach that we got, we wouldn’t be able to go out there and handle business like we did.” Read More
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