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Jim Souhan: Staley, Auriemma bring ‘Philly Tough’ attitude to title game

MINNEAPOLIS — When Minnesotans hear the phrase "Philly Tough,'' they may assume it refers to Eagles fans throwing full beers at the heads of Vikings fans before an NFC title game.

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Aliyah Boston’s Dazzling Night Lifts South Carolina Into National Title Game

The Gamecocks avenged last year’s Final Four defeat behind their junior star’s effort against Louisville.

Sports Illustrated

Signature Handshakes and Tough Defense: LeLe Grissett’s Leadership Fuels South Carolina’s Final Four Run

Fifth-year guard LeLe Grissett’s signature handshakes and scrappy play have fueled the Gamecocks’ Final Four run.

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Aliyah Boston’s Dominance at South Carolina | SI Weekly Podcast

The junior forward seeks to lead the Gamecocks to a national title game appearance on Friday.

Sports Illustrated

Women’s Final Four Sets Up the Perfect Mix of the Game’s Past, Present and Future

UConn vs. Stanford showcases two iconic programs in the history of the sport, while South Carolina vs. Louisville features two of the most compelling for the future.

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Gamecocks’ Aliyah Boston named Naismith National Player of the Year

MINNEAPOLIS — After a season-long campaign, South Carolina’s Aliyah Boston won the 2022 Naismith Trophy for women’s National Player of the Year.

Tribune News Service

Jim Souhan: Women’s basketball present, future pass each other at Final Four

One of the greatest programs in sports history is in Minneapolis this week.

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Dawn Staley in Minneapolis chasing bigger dreams for South Carolina, Black coaches

MINNEAPOLIS — South Carolina had just ended Creighton's Cinderella run last weekend in Greensboro, N.C., and the confetti was raining down like shards of a broken glass slipper.

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Dawn Staley, Aliyah Boston take home Coach of the Year and Player of the Year ahead of Friday’s Final Four

Dawn Staley and Aliyah Boston are big winners on Wednsday!

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Dawn Staley wins two big Coach of the Year awards for South Carolina’s dominant season

MINNEAPOLIS — Days after her South Carolina Gamecocks swept to a fourth Final Four, North Philadelphia’s Dawn Staley swept a pair of major coaching honors: the Naismith and U.S. Basketball Writers’ women’s Coach of the Year awards.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Dawn Staley Named Naismith Women’s Coach of the Year for Second Time

She has led South Carolina to four Final Fours in the last seven years.

Sports Illustrated

South Carolina’s Offense Quiets Critics, Dismantles Creighton to Return to Final Four

Aliyah Boston was just one piece of the Gamecocks’ roster that was firing on all cylinders Sunday to make back-to-back Final Four appearances.

Sports Illustrated

Aliyah Boston Helps South Carolina Overcome Offensive Struggles to Reach Elite Eight

The Gamecocks star put up 28 points and 22 rebounds as South Carolina rebounded from a second-round slog to cruise into the Elite Eight.

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Is There Any Chance South Carolina Doesn’t Reach The Women’s Final Four?

Yes, South Carolina is the favorite in the women’s tourney, and should be. But this year’s edition has shown us there are no guarantees, even for a squad this good.

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Mighty in March Madness: No. 1 South Carolina throttles No. 16 Howard in opener

COLUMBIA, S.C. — The No. 1 overall seed in the 2022 NCAA Tournament looked every bit of the part Friday, as top-ranked South Carolina routed the 16th-seeded Howard Bison, 79-21, in its first March Madness game at Colonial Life Arena.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Mike Jensen: Call Dawn Staley a villain if you want. She’ll just keep winning.

LEXINGTON, Ky. — As Dawn Staley stood on the court in front of her bench, nobody inside Memorial Coliseum seemed to care that this woman had coached a United States Olympic team to glory, had herself once carried the American flag into the opening ceremony of the 2004 Olympics. They…

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She Wanted a Scholarship. Now She’s the Face of Women’s College Basketball.

Aliyah Boston is a double-double machine, TikTok queen and the biggest reason South Carolina has been No. 1 all season.

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