By james art 
Colombia, SC (AP) -Joy Edwards scored 18 points, and Milais Fulvili had 10 of his 15 points in the second quarter, as No. 6 South Carolina recovered from Uconn loss with a 95-55 victory over Arkansas on Thursday night.
Chloe Kits had 10 points and 13 fights for Gamecocks (24-3, 12-1 Southeast Conference), which were from 71 games to win the game for win, clicked by Huskies 87-58 last Sunday.
Fulvilly and Edwards, both outside the bench, provided the spark to make Gamecocks after a sluggish start. Bree Hall had a season with the highest season 14 points.
Fulvili, the dynamic sophomore, had several driving baskets that brought the crowd to the feet at 23-12, mileage in the last six minutes of the second quarter to win control.
Kiki Smith led Arkansas (9-19, 2-11) with 18 points. SEC leading goalkeeper Easy Higinboton had 10 points, 14 less than her average, which enters, at shooting 3 out of 17.
Remarkable
- South Carolina shared the ball well, recording 27 assists per season.
- Gamecocks were strong on the glass, tying a season with 57 boards (earlier against Wofford, 12/29).
- Joyce Edwards led the team to score for the third consecutive match, marking 11 of his 18 points in the third quarter as part of 22-2, run by Gamecocks.
- Milania Fulvilly scored in double figures for the seventh consecutive game, knocked down 10 of their 15 points only in the second quarter, including 3 and hits 4-5 of the field.
- Chloe Kits provided her sixth double double for the season, coinciding with the total number of last season, with 10 points and eight offensive career boards as part of her largest teams of 13 rebounds.
- Brie Hall had a hot start, hitting two 3S in the first half on the way to the season with the highest 14 points.
- Thesa Johnson ended with double-digit for the 11th time this season, knocking down two 3 in the fourth quarter while giving away six career assists.
- Mariam Dauda recorded almost a double-spirit against her previous team, scoring nine points as she grabbed a season tied eight boards, most for her against the opponent of SEC this season.