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In the postgame show that followed South Carolina’s win, ESPN basketball analyst Rebecca Lobo said the Gamecocks (6-0) are the best team in the country “without question.” But for a team that prides itself on being so good offensively and having so many weapons, to have 3 points in that fourth quarter”
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1-9-7 – Connecticut’s offensive output in the fourth quarter. One basket, nine missed shots and seven turnovers. - among other numbers
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In the postgame show that followed South Carolina’s win, ESPN basketball analyst Rebecca Lobo said the Gamecocks (6-0) are the best team in the country “without question.” But for a team that prides itself on being so good offensively and having so many weapons, to have 3 points in that fourth quarter”
These 26 numbers tell the story of No. 1 South Carolina's win over No. 2 UConn
What happened when No. 1 South Carolina and No. 2 Connecticut ran into each other at high noon Monday? Let’s answer by the numbers.
Everything we learned from No. 1 South Carolina's win over No. 2 UConn
Behind what might be the best defense in program history, South Carolina rallied to beat UConn. What does it mean for both teams going forward?
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- South Carolina's defense wears teams down.
- UConn has work to do on offense, especially inside
- Geno is going to be Geno - "I don't think she was any good today, to be honest with you," he said. "The first half, there were a lot of great moments that she had. But for the entire second half, I don't think she was much of a factor. I don't know whether she just got tired, she was worn down. But it wasn't the same Paige we're used to seeing."
- South Carolina's bench can be a beast
- We can look forward to the rematch