South Carolina will look to extend its two-game winning streak with a game against Kentucky on Saturday. The Wildcats have won seven of the last nine matchups against the Gamecocks, which needs a win to stay in the hunt for bowl eligibility.
No. 6 South Carolina picked up its second win of the season against No. 14 Maryland at Colonial Life Arena. South Carolina won 114-76 behind standout performances from sophomore forward Chloe Kitts and freshman guard Tessa Johnson.
Transfers shined in South Carolina's exhibition win over Wofford as the team starts its second year under head coach Lamont Paris. The Gamecocks trailed early against the Terriers but came out strong in the second half and showcased depth further down the roster.
After a week off, head coach Shane Beamer said the Gamecocks will have to be prepared ahead of a matchup against Florida. The Gamecocks will get back a key offensive line contributor and two defenders but will likely be without injured senior wide receiver Antwane "Juice" Wells.