Picking South Carolina women’s basketball all-decade team: A’ja, Alaina and who else?
Dec. 27, 2019
The 2010s have been good to South Carolina women’s basketball. Very, very, very good.
The past decade has marked, without a doubt, the program’s greatest period of success. As Dawn Staley’s program took root and began to flourish, the Gamecocks won their first national championship, advanced to the Sweet 16 eight times, stayed in the AP Top 25 for more than seven years in a row (and counting) and racked up an impressive 261-65 record.
And the future is bright, too — the class of 2019 gave Staley her first No. 1 recruiting class, putting USC in prime position to contend into the early 2020s. (VIEW ARTICLE) THE STATE
Dec. 27, 2019
The 2010s have been good to South Carolina women’s basketball. Very, very, very good.
The past decade has marked, without a doubt, the program’s greatest period of success. As Dawn Staley’s program took root and began to flourish, the Gamecocks won their first national championship, advanced to the Sweet 16 eight times, stayed in the AP Top 25 for more than seven years in a row (and counting) and racked up an impressive 261-65 record.
And the future is bright, too — the class of 2019 gave Staley her first No. 1 recruiting class, putting USC in prime position to contend into the early 2020s. (VIEW ARTICLE) THE STATE
