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How Alabama Accidentally Fueled South Carolina’s Dominance | Women’s College SEC Basketball

South Carolina went into Tuscaloosa and put another dub on the record, defeating Alabama 76–57 but the final score doesn’t tell the full story. In this video, we break down how Alabama accidentally fueled South Carolina’s dominance using one word that explains the entire game: FUEL. On Gamecock Hoops with Coop, we don’t just analyze the game — we uncover the story of the game. Alabama sat in zone, tried to make our Lady Gamecocks settle, and hoped the shots wouldn’t travel. Instead, we attacked gaps, forced our way to the paint, stayed unshaken when momentum tried to swing, executed through pressure, and locked in late. We break down: • Why the zone defense backfired • Joyce Edwards’ steady leadership and production • Madina Okot’s paint dominance and rebounding • Raven Johnson’s elite pressure defense at a key momentum moment • Why shooting doesn’t always travel — but identity does • What this win says about South Carolina moving forward If you love women’s college basketball, South Carolina Gamecocks basketball, and breakdowns that go deeper than the box score, you’re in the right place. 👇 Comment below: What stood out most — the paint dominance, the defense, or the composure late? 👍 Like the video 🔔 Subscribe for more women’s college basketball breakdowns 🏀 Gamecock Hoops with Coop — where we break down dominance