South Carolina Gamecocks falls at No. 14 in Kentucky Wildcats at 80-57 Defeat – Garnet and Coquette

South Carolina Gamers fell on the 14th ranked Kentucky Wildcats with a final result of 80-57. It was a difficult afternoon for Gamecocks, which fought offensively, shooting only 32.8% of the pitch and even more 18.2% beyond the rainbow. Despite the solid efforts of the boards, with 35 common struggles, South Carolina could not keep up with the offensive firepower of Kentucky.

Colin Murray Boils led Gamecocks with 14 points, adding eight fights and theft in his efforts to maintain the competitiveness of the team. Josh Wright also contributed 12 points, while BJ Thomas scored 11 points, although he only shoots 3-12 from the pitch. Nick Pringle was a paint presence, scoring nine points and grabbing nine fights. However, South Carolina’s crime was lacking in efficiency, as many players fought their shooting, which led to a difficult afternoon.

Outside the bench, Gamecocks failed to find much production without a player scored more than four points. The team’s inability to knock off shots, especially from a three -point scope, made it difficult to keep up with Kentucky. Gamecocks also recorded seven assists as a team, emphasizing the offensive struggles for the effective movement of the ball against difficult protection of Wildcats.

In general, this loss falls South Carolina to 10-13 during the season and they will have to regroup quickly to return to the road. While they were battle in the boards, the woes of shooting and the lack of an offensive rhythm were too much to overcome against a strong team in Kentucky.