South Carolina women’s basketball beats South Florida 76 to 45
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GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - The South Carolina women’s basketball team is moving on to the next round after beating South Florida in the NCAA tournament on Sunday.
The Gamecocks were behind at the end of the first quarter with South Florida leading 16 to 12. Aliyah Boston and Zia Cooke helped the team get on the board with two, three-point shots.
Before the end of the first half, the Gamecocks had their largest lead of the game up 23 -20 over South Florida with less than five minutes left.
The team ended that first half leading 33 to 29.
Once they were back on the court, the Gamecocks continued to take the lead.
FOX Carolina spoke with fans about their excitement to see the Gamecocks head to Greenville for the next two rounds of the tournament.
Gamecocks go on a 6-0 run led by Zia Cooke with 4 as USF calls a timeout with 6:41 to play in the 3rd QTR.
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Gamecocks finish the 3rd QTR up 52-36 on a Brea Hall jumper at the horn.
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South Carolina has put together a series of runs to pull away. Outscoring USF 19-7 this quarter.
One quarter remains with a trip to Greenville on the line for the Sweet 16.
The Gamecocks beat the Bulls 76 to 45.
Below is a live blog that provided updates during the game.
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