South Carolina’s MiLaysia Fulwiley made a strong impact off the bench in the Gamecocks’ SEC Tournament victory over Indiana contributing 15 points. Head coach Dawn Staley was full of praise for the freshman guard, emphasizing her rare skill set and ability to make plays that set her apart from other players.
Staley described Fulwiley as a “generational talent,” noting that her unique abilities on the court are unlike anything she has seen in women’s basketball. The coach highlighted Fulwiley’s consistency in performing at an elite level, which further solidifies her status as a standout player.
Fulwiley’s ability to create offensive opportunities, combined with her athleticism and skill, makes her a key asset for South Carolina. Her performance against Vanderbilt reinforced her value to the team, as she provided crucial scoring and energy off the bench. Staley’s high praise suggests that Fulwiley has the potential to leave a lasting impact on the program and women’s college basketball as a whole.
South Carolina’s win advances them further in the SEC Tournament, and with players like Fulwiley stepping up, the team remains a formidable contender. As the postseason continues, her contributions will likely be essential to the Gamecocks’ championship aspirations.
