South Carolina women's basketball starting forward Sania Feagin dominated Ole Miss on Thursday. Here's what that means for the Gamecocks.

One year ago, give or take a day, the lightbulb came on for an inconsistent forward and she gave South Carolina a reliable four-player rotation heading into the postseason. Could it happen again this season?

Joyce Edwards and MiLaysia Fulwiley, South Carolina’s leading scorers who both come off the bench, had a minimal impact in the scoring column. Edwards didn’t score her first basket until late in the third quarter. She finished with 10 points and Fulwiley had nine.