South Carolina regularly has multiple players in double-figures (5 vs. OU). The offense acts as one, not for one. "We sacrifice SEC POTW, National POTY, All-Americans. This team is locked in on the ultimate goal of just winning... we want to be a great product of our game."

That's why I don't care about all the individual stat discussions. Basketball is a team sport. If your team ain't cooking as a whole, what are you doing? Playing hero ball? 😂 😂 😂

I interviewed JD Martinez, one of the best hitters in baseball. He went from being cut by the worst team in baseball to becoming an All-Star – in an unconventional way (that everyone can learn from). Check out the interview here:

I would say UConn does the same thing. That’s why you don’t see SC or UConn players in the most points in history conversation. They just win championships, they realize it’s a team game and the team comes first, not an individual who scores more than anyone.

That’s total dedication and teamwork

We not me! This is why Dawn will stay on top on college basketball

She is such an incredible coach and person. Every player there is fortunate for the gift.

I do like this philosophy, but the reality is that most college WBB teams can recruit at most 2 or 3 high level players. South Carolina has 12.

@DerekYoungKSO SC & the SEC are no match for anyone

This is one of the few programs that plays this way.