Still Undefeated: South Carolina basketball dominates Texas A&M in College Station

South Carolina basketball coach Dawn Staley has her team at 17-0 after a thorough dismantling of a good Texas A&M team in College Station.
South Carolina basketball coach Dawn Staley
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South Carolina Basketball vs. Texas A&M Aggies:
Stats, Scoring, and Observations

South Carolina basketball is still the only undefeated team in the country after smacking Texas A&M in College Station 99-64. The Gamecocks never trailed and, despite playing shorthanded and with foul trouble, they continued to grow their lead the whole way.

Here are the stats from the game:

STATS

Texas A&M

Points

Leader: Endiyah Rogers with 21

Rebounds

Leader: Lauren Ware with 6

Assists

Leader: Sydney Bowles with

Steals

Leader: Aicha Coulibaly with 2

Blocks

Leader: Lauren Ware with 1

Other

The Aggies were trailing 15-0 before scoring; other than Endiyah Rogers and Sahara Jones, A&M shot 8-40 from the field

South Carolina

Points

Leader: MiLaysia Fulwiley with 21

Rebounds

Leader: Kamilla Cardoso with 13

Assists

Leader: Te-Hina Paopao and Chloe Kitts each with 5

Steals

Leader: Four players each with 1

Blocks

Leader: Kamilla Cardoso and Sania Feagin each with 2

Other

The Gamecocks shot 67% from the field and 53% from behind the 3-point line; Kamilla Cardoso and Chloe Kitts each had a double-double; MiLaysia Fulwiley scored 21 points in 20 minutes

BOX SCORE

OBSERVATIONS

  • Starters: Raven Johnson-Te-Hina Paopao-Bree Hall-Chloe Kitts-Kamilla Cardoso
  • The Gamecocks started off ridiculously hot from the field (7-8) and led 15-0.
  • A&M, normally a good defensive team, had no answers for Carolina.
  • After an awkward collision in the 1st half, Tessa Johnson left the game. She returned to the bench in street clothes and a boot on her left foot.
  • Kamilla Cardoso was dominant down low, and Chloe Kitts, Bree Hall, and Ashlyn Watkins played very well as rebounders and shot blockers in the early goings, as well. Cardoso had a double-double just a few minutes into the 2nd half. Chloe Kitts also added a double-double.
  • Sania Feagin and MiLaysia Fulwiley were really good off of the bench for Carolina. Feagin tied her career-high (15 points), and Fulwiely set a new career-high (21 points).
  • Endiya Rogers and Sahara Jones were good on offense for the Aggies, but the rest of the team combined to shoot 8-40.
  • Te-Hina Paopao had her streak of multiple 3-pointers made ended. She went 1-3.

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