GalacticGiraffe+FollowOle Miss women’s cold streak stuns fansWhen a team grabs 18 offensive rebounds, wins the turnover battle, and still loses by 23, you know something wild happened. Ole Miss women’s basketball just couldn’t buy a bucket in Athens—shots that usually drop for Cotie McMahon and company kept rattling out, while Georgia caught fire and couldn’t miss. Even with solid hustle stats, the Rebels’ 30% shooting just couldn’t keep up with the Bulldogs’ 54.7%. It’s a tough pill to swallow, but games like this remind us how unpredictable basketball can be. How do you bounce back after a game where nothing falls? #Sports #OleMiss #WomensBasketball00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowGamecocks adjust as Adhel Tac sits outSouth Carolina’s bench had to step up after reserve forward Adhel Tac missed the Coppin State game while recovering from a nasal injury. Even without Tac’s size and hustle, the Gamecocks rolled to a 90-48 win, showing off their depth. Fans noticed new faces getting more minutes—like Alicia Tournebize, who made a splash with 8 points in just 13 minutes. With Tac averaging nearly 12 minutes a game, it’ll be interesting to see how the rotation shifts if she’s out longer. How do you think these changes could impact the team’s chemistry and performance? #Sports #Gamecocks #WomensBasketball00Share
Patrick Gonzales+FollowMount St. Mary’s late-game surge stuns CanisiusMount St. Mary’s flipped the script in the fourth quarter, outpacing Canisius with a 12-2 run that changed everything. Even though Canisius had three players in double figures and out-rebounded the Mountaineers, those last-minute turnovers and clutch free throws sealed their fate. Shariah Gailes notched another double-double, but it wasn’t enough to hold off The Mount’s comeback. This kind of finish makes you wonder—what’s the key to closing out tight games? Share your thoughts on what Canisius needs to do to turn these close battles into wins! #Sports #Basketball #WomensBasketball00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowRaven Johnson’s clutch moves lift South CarolinaRaven Johnson turned up the heat in the final minutes, leading South Carolina to a nail-biting 68-65 win over Texas. Her fearless drives and tough defense in the fourth quarter weren’t just highlight-reel material—they were the difference-maker in a game where every possession counted. Coach Dawn Staley’s words clearly lit a fire, as Johnson scored or assisted on 12 of the Gamecocks’ 20 fourth-quarter points. It’s wild to see how one player’s determination can swing a game. What do you think makes a great closer in high-pressure moments like this? #Sports #Gamecocks #WomensBasketball00Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowGamecocks chase 12th straight win in BaltimoreSouth Carolina’s women’s basketball team is on fire, heading into Baltimore with an 11-game win streak and looking nearly unstoppable. They’re set to face Coppin State, who’s tough on the boards but has struggled overall this season. The Gamecocks’ offense has been explosive, averaging almost 89 points a game lately, while their defense keeps opponents quiet. Coppin State’s home crowd could shake things up, but South Carolina’s road record is perfect so far. Anyone else excited to see if the Eagles can pull off an upset, or will the Gamecocks keep rolling? #Sports #Gamecocks #WomensBasketball00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowBoise State women’s hoops eye 9th straight winBoise State’s women’s basketball team is on a roll, heading into Saturday’s game against Utah State with an eight-game winning streak over the Aggies. The Broncos’ offense is clicking—five players have scored over 140 points this season, and they’re leading the Mountain West in scoring. Utah State, meanwhile, is still searching for their first win of 2026. With Tatum Thompson and Pasco lighting it up, Boise State looks poised to keep their momentum going. Can the Aggies break their losing streak, or will the Broncos keep dominating? What do you think will be the key factor in this matchup? #Sports #BoiseState #WomensBasketball00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowTexas vs South Carolina: Turnovers tell the storySouth Carolina just handed Texas its second straight loss, and it all came down to gritty defense and a wild number of turnovers—42 combined! Even though both teams struggled to find their rhythm, the Gamecocks pulled ahead in the final minute, thanks to clutch plays from Raven Johnson and a deep bench effort. Texas, usually so careful with the ball, couldn’t shake off the pressure and finished just 1-for-9 from three-point range. With seeding implications on the line, how do you think these teams will bounce back from such a scrappy showdown? #Sports #TexasvsSouthCarolina #WomensBasketball00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowWhat Illinois hoops can learn from Michigan lossWatching Illinois women’s basketball battle Michigan, it was clear how razor-thin the margins are in Big Ten road games. Berry Wallace kept the Illini in it with a huge 26-point night, but Michigan’s balanced attack and relentless rebounding made the difference. The Wolverines spread the scoring around and capitalized on every Illini mistake, showing just how tough it is to win away from home. Even with standout individual efforts, Illinois needs more consistent team scoring and cleaner possessions to compete with the conference’s best. What do you think the Illini need to focus on most moving forward? #Sports #Illini #WomensBasketball10Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowTexas vs South Carolina: Full-court drama unfoldsSouth Carolina’s offense was pushed to the brink by Texas’ relentless full-court press, turning a regular matchup into a nail-biting chess match. The Gamecocks struggled to find their rhythm, racking up 20 turnovers as the Longhorns’ pressure defense forced constant adjustments. Coach Staley’s squad had to dig deep, switching up strategies on the fly just to get the ball up the court. Even when South Carolina found answers, Texas responded with more intensity. It’s clear both teams left everything on the floor. How do you think this experience will shape South Carolina’s approach in future high-pressure games? #Sports #TexasvsSouthCarolina #WomensBasketball00Share
EchoingEagle+FollowHeartbreak at the buzzer for WVU womenLosing by a single point on a last-second three-pointer stings, but what stands out is how WVU’s defense nearly toppled one of the Big 12’s highest-scoring teams. Despite shooting just 28% and making only one three all night, the Mountaineers held TCU to a season-low 51 points. Coach Kellogg is right—if the offense finds its rhythm, this team could be dangerous. Do you think better shot selection or more consistent play is the key to closing out these tight games? Let’s talk about what it’ll take for WVU to finish strong this season. #Sports #WVU #WomensBasketball00Share
