According to South Carolina athletic department policy, just because a jersey is retired doesn't ... It's OK to come to a ...

South Carolina survived a monster game from Auburn's DeYona Gaston, who began her career at the University of Texas ... because South Carolina retired the jersey of program legend A'ja Wilson.

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South Carolina is retiring Wilson's No. 22 jersey before the No. 2 Gamecocks ... from the South Carolina Athletics Department, University Board of Trustees and the USC Lettermen’s Association.

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A 180-year-old private Christian university in South Carolina is closing at the end of the semester after failing to raise $6 million to keep its doors open. Limestone University officials said ...

South Carolina women’s basketball announced the 2024-25 team’s jersey numbers this week. Forward Joyce Edwards, USC’s most highly touted freshman, will wear No. 8. She’s the first player ...

A liberal arts university in South Carolina with nearly two centuries of history could begin the process of closing by the end of April unless it finds a staggering $6 million for emergency funds.

A'ja Wilson and her family (lower right) watch as her No. 22 jersey is unveiled in the rafters and retired by the University of South Carolina. Wilson, the program's all-time leading scorer ...

A 180-Year-Old Private South Carolina University Is Closing After a $6M Fundraising Drive Fails COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — A 180-year-old private Christian university in South Carolina is closing at ...

South Carolina women’s basketball legend A’ja Wilson had her jersey added to the rafters ... WNBA champion and three-time WNBA MVP. The university has only retired jerseys, not numbers ...