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LSU revealed its full 2026‑27 women's basketball schedule, highlighting 17 home games, key non‑conference battles and the return of several Sweet Sixteen contributors.
The Gamecocks open the season against Alabama on Dec. 31, meet LSU in a marquee February clash, and return to Colonial Life Arena for a showdown with Texas, while non‑conference games stretch from Paris to Las Vegas.
The Tigers announce a demanding slate of games, highlighted by a Thanksgiving tournament in Fort Myers, a repeat SEC/ACC Challenge road trip, and a home‑and‑home showdown with Auburn, all under the guidance of Coach Kim Mulkey.
The Tigers announce a 52‑season schedule that opens November 2 against Southeastern Louisiana, features a Thanksgiving Tournament, an espnW Invitational clash with UConn, and a roster bolstered by All‑SEC guard Mikaylah Williams and Sixth Woman of the Year MiLaysia Fulwiley.
The latest roster additions bring fresh talent and experience to the U.S. squad, set to compete in the FIBA 3×3 Women's Series.
The Gamecocks’ new apparel deal with Nike brings A’ja Wilson into the design loop and adds a high‑profile NIL component for top recruits.
Madeline Dates, a 5‑10 guard from Goose Creek, becomes the first 2029 prospect to receive a scholarship from the University of South Carolina, joining a lineage of local talent.
Madeline Dates, a fourth‑ranked 2029 guard from Goose Creek, announced her commitment after receiving a scholarship offer from the University of South Carolina, joining a lineage of local talent that includes Aleighsa Welch and echoing the legacy of Dawn Staley’s dynasty.
From Rome to Paris, top programs will clash in a series of non‑conference games that showcase returning stars, new recruits and historic first‑meetings.
Mikaylah Williams' clutch basket clinches a 21-20 victory over Australia, delivering the United States' fourth FIBA 3x3 World Cup gold since 2012.
Mikaylah Williams' clutch two‑point shot with 31 seconds left secured a 21‑20 win over Australia, completing the USA’s unbeaten tournament.
Team USA edged Australia 21‑20 in a dramatic final in Poland, with LSU stars Mikaylah Williams and MiLaysia Fulwiley leading the charge. The victory marks the fourth U.S. title since 2012 and extends a winning streak that began in May.
South Carolina’s Joyce Edwards clinches her fourth gold medal at the 2026 FIBA 3×3 World Cup, while freshman Kelsi Andrews readies for the U18 AmeriCup in Mexico.
Joyce Edwards and Team USA completed a perfect tournament at the 2026 FIBA 3X3 World Cup, defeating Australia in a last‑second finish to claim gold and cement Edwards' place as the first Gamecock to medal at the 3X3 World Cup.
The United States completed an unbeaten run at the 2026 FIBA 3X3 World Cup, edging Australia 21‑20 in the final. Joyce Edwards, a four‑time international gold‑medalist, anchored the effort alongside a roster of rising stars.
The United States edged France 18‑16 in the quarterfinal round, moving into the semifinals where they will meet Azerbaijan. The Netherlands will face Australia in the other semifinal, with the winners contesting the gold medal.
At 24, Fulwiley clinched her third consecutive victory at the 3x3 World Tour in Prague, showcasing her elite skill, leadership and commitment to gender equality in sport.
Team USA’s 3X3 roster for the 2026 FIBA World Cup was announced, highlighting Joyce Edwards and her teammates after a dominant run on the World Series circuit
The upcoming FIBA 3x3 Women’s World Cup will feature a United States team that blends recent college standouts and seasoned internationals, with two South Carolina teammates set to reunite on the roster.
The program welcomes a quartet of experienced transfers, complementing a returning core and building on Mulkey's proven ability to integrate portal talent.
LSU's women's basketball program welcomes a group of experienced transfers, including point guard Jada Williams and forward Noa Morro, to reshape its lineup for the upcoming season.
The Tigers are set to rebuild their backcourt, integrate new transfers, and rely on returning stars Mikaylah Williams and MiLaysia Fulwiley for a competitive campaign.
LSU is reshaping its women's basketball roster for the upcoming 2026‑27 campaign, bringing in point guard Jada Williams from Iowa State and forward Noa Morro, a Spanish professional, to bolster defense, rebounding and scoring.
After a stable period under Coach Kim Mulkey, LSU's women's basketball program is set for a major overhaul as four contributors, including starting point guard Jada Richard, announce transfers to other schools.