How South Carolina women's basketball ranks statistically
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Christmas marks the unofficial halfway point of the season, and South Carolina is on a record-breaking pace in several areas. Here’s how the Gamecocks stack up statistically.
South Carolina is averaging 92.5 points per game. That is good for fourth in the country and easily surpasses the program record of 82.0 (2019-20) and the second-best mark of 80.3 set last season. The all-time NCAA record is 96.7 by Providence in 1991.
South Carolina has scored over 100 points in five games. The NCAA single-season record is 15 games with 100 or more points.
South Carolina’s scoring margin is +41.5 is probably going to go down significantly, but the program record is +28.6 set last season.
South Carolina is shooting 52.6% from the floor. The program record is 51.7%, set in 1988-89. The Gamecocks are hitting 41.8% from three. The program record is 44.6%, but the record under Dawn Staley is just 35.0% (2019-20).
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South Carolina is averaging 21.6 assists per game. The program record is 20.6.
South Carolina is allowing 51.0 points per game, just above the program record of 50.7. The Gamecocks are grabbing 50.0 rebounds, just over last season’s program record of 49.5.
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The Gamecocks are averaging 9.7 blocks per game. Last season they set an NCAA record by averaging 8.8 blocks per game.
Te-hina Paopao is shooting 52.8% from three. The program single-season record is 54.1% by Tiffany Mitchell in 2013-14. Mitchell didn’t shoot much, and was 40-74, while Paopao is already 28-53. Tessa Johnson is hitting 53.8% (7-13), but may not reach the required minimum of 30 attempts. Mitchell is the only player in program history with at least 30 attempts to make more than half her threes in a season.
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Raven Johnson is averaging 6.2 assists per game, which would tie for the third-best season average in program history. Her assist-to-turnover ratio is just barely under 3.0, which would be second to Tyasha Harris’ 3.2 in 2018-19.
Kamilla Cardoso is averaging 3.36 blocks, which would be a new single-season record, passing A’ja Wilson’s 3.2 in 2017-18). Ashlyn Watkins is averaging 2.82, which would put her in the top five.
