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Outside of tournament play, the two teams have only met once in the last three decades: in 2016. This will be the first time South Carolina and Louisville meet in the NCAA women’s basketball tournament. 1 LouisvilleĢ022 NCAA Women’s Basketball: Final Four schedule, March Madness results and scores Women’s Final Four – Louisville vs. Beal has had a great night, recording 12 points so far. Louisville – Fourth quarter:Ħ:27 4Q: Junior guard Brea Beal with a layup to give South Carolina an 11-point lead, 63-52. Two Louisville players have played every minute of tonight’s game so far: Hailey Van Lith and Kianna Smith.

#Swing it sean and bobo free

Aliyah Boston scores on the free throw to make it 57-48 to end the third quarter.Ġ:00 3Q: At the end of the third quarter, Dawn Staley heaps praise onto Aliyah Boston, telling ESPN’s Holly Rowe she’s a “relentless competitor.” Looking ahead to the fourth, Staley says, “We got more depth than they do so we’re going to utilize that.” She’s been such a game-changer for Louisville tonight with 16 points, eight rebounds so far. Emily Engstler with her fourth foul of the game.

Destanni Henderson hits a jumper to make it 51-36 for the Gamecocks.Ġ:04 3Q: Oof. Louisville – Third quarter:ĥ:47 3Q: Speaking of runs… South Carolina with a lot of momentum to start the third quarter. As Aliyah Boston told ESPN’s Holly Rowe, “Basketball is a game of runs.” South Carolina vs. The Gamecocks did a good job of staying focused despite a 12-0 momentum swing from the Cardinals. 0:00 2Q: At halftime, South Carolina leads 34-28.