Alright, hoop fans, grab your popcorn, because we’ve got some big news brewing in the college basketball scene. MiLaysia Fulwiley, South Carolina’s dazzling guard, is reportedly scouting new pastures, thinking about entering the NCAA Transfer Portal. Lulu Kesin of the Greenville News was the first on the scene with this scoop.
Now, for those keeping track, Fulwiley has made serious waves as the SEC Sixth Woman of the Year. She’s still got two years of eligibility left, meaning she’s ready to make an immediate splash wherever she lands next.
Here’s the lowdown: Fulwiley kicked off her collegiate career at hometown South Carolina after tearing it up at Keenan High School, where she did things like average 25.6 points and snag over 9 rebounds a game. Fast forward to her time with the Gamecocks, and she’s been a key player. Picture this: 11.7 points a game, almost 3 boards, and handing out assists like it’s her day job—all while helping the team reach the national championship game.
Fulwiley’s stats are solid: shooting 42.6% from the field, although she’s still finding her stride from deep at just under 26%. As a freshman, she was already making opponents’ heads spin, leading in scoring 11 times. She kept the momentum going as a sophomore, lighting up courts with performances like a 23-point showstopper against Maryland during March Madness.
So, why the potential shift? Who knows—maybe she’s looking for a new challenge or a different fit. But wherever she ends up, you know she’s going to turn heads. Stay tuned; this could get interesting fast.
