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Gamecocks Off-Season 2026

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Yo, Gamecock fans, another shot at a championship


Replaced retiring NC winning coach with a new HC (former AC), with a chance to win one in only her second season at the helm. Can only hope to be this successful when it comes time to hire Dawn’s replacement.
 
Yo, Gamecock fans, another shot at a championship


First title in 11 years after the recently retired coach let things slip towards the end. Btw, any Southerner will tell you equestrian is the only sport that gets seeding right - top four seeds were us, Auburn, Georgia, and A&M. 😃
 

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First title in 11 years after the recently retired coach let things slip towards the end. Btw, any Southerner will tell you equestrian is the only sport that gets seeding right - top four seeds were us, Auburn, Georgia, and A&M. 😃
Does the NCAA have a “western saddle division?” I’m thinking pretty much about Quarter Horse competitions like barrel racing and cow-sense things like roping. Would probably be some good teams in Texas, Wyoming, Montana, Colorado etc.
 
Binetti /Tournebiz article.


Let’s hope She can progress something like Chloe did in her Summer after her first half season
Think you intended this link


Also on MSN, if that one is paywalled

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/alicia-tournebize-entering-important-first-offseason-with-south-carolina-wbb/ar-AA21jloC
 
Little tip, for ‘The State’ articles that are paywalled, you can get around that by choosing to listen to the audio version.
 
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Or maybe Lee didn't leave for money.
I'm willing to believe that Jordan Lee's arrival isn't mainly motivated by money. She's seeking something that her former program can't give her.
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Can't quite put my finger on it, though.
 

The Athletic’s Chantel Jennings also wrote that Lee is a good fit for the Gamecocks.

“While they’re bringing in the No. 2 guard in the 2026 class, reloading from the portal was going to be key,” Jennings wrote. “Lee could be a starter for this group, or a dangerous sixth woman … This also gives her a chance to play in a system that has produced more WNBA guards in recent years than Texas.”
 
Binetti /Tournebiz article.


Let’s hope She can progress something like Chloe did in her Summer after her first half season
A good offseason where she adds some muscle and gets comfortable playing with teammates could do wonders for her. She's 6'7 with range out to 3pt, moves well and has a 6'10 wing span. If it all comes together for her she could be one of the most imposing players in the country.
 
Dawn gets a lot of criticism for guard development, but the number of schools with three AAs, a first team WNBA, a Final Four MVP and handful of other all conference/pro guards can't be all that high. (Since 2014)
 
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Dawn gets a lot of criticism for guard development, but the number of schools with three AAs, a first WNBA, a Final Four MVP and hadndful of other all conference/pros can't be all that high. (Since 2014)
There's only one school/coach that has produced a four-time WNBA MVP.
 
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