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    Gamecocks feel ‘refreshed’ entering NCAA tournament after loss

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    Black Athletes in the Spotlight: HBCU Sports & Local Highlights

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    • Gamecocks enter the NCAA tournament feeling refreshed and mentally reset after a recent loss.
    • Coaching staff focused on adjustments, simplifying roles to maximize depth and consistency for postseason play.
    • Veteran leaders emphasized composure and unity, using the loss as motivation rather than a setback.
    • Health, clearer rotations and renewed energy expected to boost South Carolina's chances as the tournament begins.


    COLUMBIA, S.C. (WSAV) — All but one member of the South Carolina Women’s Basketball team faced an unfamiliar feeling this week as the Gamecocks prepared to begin play in the NCAA women’s tournament, coming off a loss in the SEC tournament final to Texas. Raven Johnson was the only active player on the roster to […]

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