South Carolina has found extra incentive going into the NCAA Women's Tournament. Gamecocks coach Dawn Staley said she felt slighted by the selection committee's decision to give South Carolina (30-3) the No. 2 overall seed. What matters is where they end up on the season's final weekend. But for now, the defending champion Gamecocks might be playing the disrespected card. "Obviously, it's disappointing. it really is," Staley said of not getting the tournament's top seed for the first time since the 2021 season. "I'd like to get some feedback on how they came to that conclusion. "Because we put together, manufactured a scheduled that if done right, it should produce the overall No.
Can South Carolina repeat in NCAA Women's Tournament?
