South Carolina has advanced to the national championship game once again after defeating Texas 74-57 in the Final Four. The Gamecocks are now one win away from their second straight national title and third in the past four seasons.

South Carolina takes on Texas, and UConn faces UCLA for a trip to the women's NCAA national championship game on Sunday.

As it contends for its first NCAA title since 1986, Texas will meet South Carolina in the Final Four. South Carolina is the NCAA's defending champion.

The mixed bag that’s been South Carolina’s 2025 baseball season continued Tuesday night in a 13-3 run-rule victory over USC Upstate at Founders Park. Dalton Mashore hit a grand slam in the first inning and Ethan Petry added a two-run shot in the second to give the Gamecocks all the runs the five pitchers used would need in seven innings.

Between the third and fourth quarters of the national championship game, South Carolina coach Dawn Staley was asked on the broadcast, “Who else can score for you right now? Where do those points come from?

South Carolina women's basketball added a big time name in FSU transfer Ta'Niya Latson. Here's what fans need to know about the star guard:

Ta’Niya Latson has decided to transfer to South Carolina, where the leading scorer in Division I will join a high school teammate and try to help the Gamecocks win another national championship

Florida State's women's basketball's second all-time leading scorer, Ta'Niya Latson, announced on her Instagram page that she committed to South Carolina on Tuesday. Latson is coming off an All-American junior season in which she led the country in scoring with an average of 25.

Days after losing in the NCAA tournament national championship game, South Carolina is adding a major scorer to its roster. Ta'Niya Latson, who led the nation averaging 25.2 points per game, is leaving Florida State after entering the transfer portal in late March.