By james art 
Gamecock remarkable
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The efficiency of South Carolina on both sides of the ball in the league game is the leading of SEC in marking defense (57.75 ppg), the percentage of the purpose of the field (.470) and protection of the purpose of the field (.344). Gamecocks are second in rating (80.67 PPG).
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Gamecocks lead the nation in force on the graphics, with last opposition winning 70.4 percent of its games and the general opposition won 69.5 percent. Both numbers are best in the nation.
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South Carolina controls the paint for the bigger part of the season, ranked fourth in the country with 41.2 points for paint and surpassing opponents in space with 14.5 points per game.
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Gamecock’s bench remains the best in the country with 41.6 points per game, best team from second place with nine points per game. Three of the best goal scorers of the team get off the bench and, in addition to reporting 51.9 percent of the crime, the bench lowered 41.7 percent of the team struggles (16.0 per game).
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The duet of Joyce Edwards and Milais Fulvilly have been pouring the crime over the last month, with one or the other leading Gamecocks to marking each of the last nine games, including six against ranked teams.
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Fulwiley has been a status of Stateet in the last five games, an average of 13.4 points, 2.0 assists and 2.8 thefts in the area. In Sect Play, she is in eighth in the league with 2.0 thefts per game, and the top guard guard with 1.0 per game to rank 11th among all players.
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Edwards’ effectiveness continues to determine her play. She is ranked 16th in the Nation with a field goal. 570, which rises to the best .621 in the game.
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Raven Johnson’s ability to give way to both the crime and the defense was completely displayed in the action of SEC. It leads the League with a ratio of 3.64 assist to turnover in a conference game, during which is 10th place in theft per match (1,83) and 13th in assists (3.33). During the season, the ratio of 3.00 assist to turnover is eighth in the country.
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Chloe Kitts has seven bounce matches with double figures this season and is ranked ninth in the league with 7.48 boards per trip. This number includes 2.76 offensive game struggles, which ranks 10th in SEC.
On the numbers
8 – Nine Gamecocks are on average at least 20 minutes per second game.
+39.0 – In the previous two games after losses this season, South Carolina won 39.0 points per game.
45.5 – The Te-Hina Paopao fired 45.5 percent (10 to 22) from the 3-point line in the last four games, including 6-from-11 (.545) in the two home games.
Arkansas series
Gamecocks are 27-18 for all time against Razorbacks, including a 20-4 brand in the Dawn Stale era (since the beginning of 2008-09) and won the last nine matches.
Last season, the win with the 98-61 Gamecock in Faetheville (February 29) saw South Carolina back away in the second quarter. A four-point lead after the start of 10 minutes became a 17-point half-time margin thanks to defensive efforts, which allowed Arkansas only nine points in the second quarter. Five Gamecocks scored in double digits, and South Carolina fired 60.6 percent of the pitch.
Dial Utthe Protection
The Dawn of the Dawn Stiley has always set a premium for the defense and this year the team has maintained this tradition while facing one of the most difficult schedules in the country.
Gamecocks are sixth in the nation in protecting the goals of the field, which allows teams to shoot only 34.9 percent of the pitch. This number drops to 34.4 percent in SEC games leading the league. Only six teams fired at least 40.0 percent against Gamecocks, and six failed to reach 30.0 percent.
Mob
The list of 13 players from the head coach Dawn Staley allows her to make a complete replacement of the line with a little dropping out.
This season, Gamecock’s bench leads the nation with 41.6 points per game to represent 51.9 percent of the total crime, which increases to 57.9 percent of the crime against the ranked opponents and 73.3 percent in the SEC game. The bench in South Carolina has exceeded its opponents’ bench with 27.0 points per game, including 18.8 against ranked teams and 26.1 in the SEC game. The bench has surpassed the start of the enemy 13 times, including three ranked teams.
On the glass the bench is an average of 16.0 struggles per game (41.7 percent of the total team) compared to only 9.4 for its opponents’ bench.
Gamecock’s great fans
South Carolina’s fans have led the nation in medium-sized attendance in each of the last 10 seasons with the eye of Tennessee’s tetry for the NCAA-ReCord series of 11 seasons after being sold from seasonal tickets for the first time in the history of the program-13,152. They are currently leading the country with an average of 16,983, and Gamecocks have played in front of the six biggest crowds in Basketball for Women in College this season.
Gamecocks had at least one sale of their 18,000-seat colonial life arena for eight straight season (without season limited by Covid 2020-21) The first sale of 18,000 on February 8, 2016, after setting the record for a one-season five sales program last season, Gamecocks reset the brand this season with seven-over East Carolina (November 17), against Texas (January 12), against Oklahoma (January 19), against LSU (January 23), against Auburn (February 2), against Uconn (February 16) and Vs. Kentucky (March 2).