See the latest recruiting news for South Carolina women's basketball and coach Dawn Staley regarding this season's leading scorer.

South Carolina has taken transfers frequently during Staley’s tenure. Some of the Gamecocks’ recent hits in the portal: center Kamilla Cardoso, who came from Syracuse, and Paopao, who came from Oregon. Both won national championships. Naturally, South Carolina has an excellent recruiting pitch for transfers.

Even in defeat, the Gamecocks’ senior class—which played in four Final Fours and won two championships—has already proved it’s a winning bunch.

LSU Maryland, Kansas State and Ole Miss were all big movers in the newest poll thanks to their March Madness success. They all reached the Sweet 16, resulting in the Terps and Wildcats climbing six spots and the Rebels moving up eight.

South Carolina women’s basketball forward Sakima Walker is entering the transfer portal, according to multiple reports. On3 Sports’ Talia Goodman and reported on Tuesday that Walker was entering with portal with a “do not contact” tag,

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?

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.

National champion UConn tops final women's AP Top 25 of season, followed by South Carolina and UCLA.

During the final moments of UConn’s 12th national title, Geno Auriemma and Paige Bueckers embraced after her final game with the Huskies.