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🏈 Boom Boom!
🏀 Showtime
👟 Record Breaker
🤙 And much more!

On the ground and through the air, LaNorris Sellers and the Gamecock offense were lighting up the scoreboard in Oklahoma. South Carolina put up over 500 yards of offense en route to a convincing third straight SEC win.

🔺 Monster Mash. Big time players make big time plays in big time games. Enter LaNorris Sellers.

The Gamecocks QB threw for 301 yards and three TDs and the South Carolina defense stifled Oklahoma to just 118 yards and 10 points through three quarters en route to a 42-25 victory in Norman on Saturday evening.

Sellers, who also ran for 96 yards and two scores, threw touchdown passes of 84 yards to DJ Black and 79 yards to Mazeo Bennett Jr. to help South Carolina build a 35-10 lead on the way to its third straight win.

The win marks the third straight for South Carolina, who entered this week’s top-25 at No. 23 in the latest AP poll.

🔺 Showtime. Move over Eiffel Tower. There’s a new show in town.

The top-ranked South Carolina women’s basketball team takes the court for its season opener against No. 20/17 Maryland today at Adidas Arena in Paris.

Head Coach Dawn Staley enters her 19th season with the Gamecocks, who she’ve guided to six consecutive Final Fours, highlighted by two National Championships.

Tip time on ESPN is set for 12 p.m. ET.

🔺 Record Breaker. The No. 11 South Carolina Cross Country squad repeated a program-best third-place finish at the SEC Championships, while junior Salma Elbadra re-broke two of her own school records with a sub-19 6K time to finish third herself.

10 of 11 Gamecocks logged PRs Friday on the Gans Creek Course to tie a program-best third-place finish at the conference championship meet – originally set at last season’s edition of the meet.

The story of the day in the Garnet & Black was Elbadra, who became the first Gamecock ever to record a sub-19-minute 6K and the best Gamecock individual finisher at the SEC Cross Country Championships.

🔺 Crown Her. Four years into her WNBA career, former Gamecock Laeticia Amihere is officially a WNBA Champion.

Amihere and the Golden State Valkyries took home the trophy on Saturday in the first-ever Game 7 of a WNBA Finals over the Atlanta Dream.

She is the third former Gamecock to win a WNBA championship. A’ja Wilson has won three WNBA championships (2022, 2023, and 2025). Alaina Coates also won a championship in 2023. 

During Coach Staley’s tenure, what is South Carolina’s record in season openers?

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Monday, November 2nd
🏀 Women’s Basketball vs. #20 Maryland @ 12 pm (Paris, France) l ESPN

Tuesday, November 3rd
🏀 Men’s Basketball vs. Stetson @ 7 pm l Tickets l SECN+
⚽ Men’s Soccer at Coastal Carolina @ 7 p.m. | ESPN+

Thursday, November 5th
🐴 Equestrian at Texas A&M @ 12:30 pm
🎾 Women’s Tennis at ITA Sectionals (University City, Pa.)
🎾 Men’s Tennis at ITA Sectionals (Charlottesville, Va.)

Friday, November 6th
🐴 Equestrian at TCU @ 11 am
🏊 Swimming vs. Florida State @ 11 am
🏐 Volleyball vs. Florida @ 7 p.m.
🎾 Women’s Tennis at ITA Sectionals (University City, Pa.)
🎾 Men’s Tennis at ITA Sectionals (Charlottesville, Va.)

Saturday, November 7th
🏈 Football vs. Texas A&M @ 3 pm l ESPN

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