USC women’s basketball just absolutely demolished College of the Charleston, rolling to a 105-44 victory on Tuesday night to move to a perfect 3-0 on the season. This wasn’t just another win, though. The Women of Troy have now dropped 100 or more points in all three of their games this year, a scoring streak that the program hasn’t seen since a historic run back in 1980!
Offense On Fire: A Scoring Barrage Not Seen In Decades
You want to talk about an offense clicking early? This is it. Against Charleston, it was a total masterclass. Jazzy Davidson and Saniyah Hall were absolutely unstoppable, each racking up 24 points. Hall wasn’t done there, pulling down eight big rebounds. Davidson chipped in with four boards and four assists, showing off that all-around game. And Juju Watkins? She was right there too, with 20 points, six assists, and four rebounds of her own. This team is cooking right now, making every possession count and lighting up the scoreboard like it’s a fireworks show. To put up 100+ points three games straight, it’s a testament to their firepower and frankly, it’s gotta be intimidating for any team lining up against them.
The Real Test Is Coming
While dominating Charleston was expected, especially with a “massive matchup” looming, it clearly served its purpose as a tune-up. Because the real challenge? That’s right around the corner. The Trojans are heading across the country for a showdown with none other than No. 1 South Carolina this Sunday in Greenville. This isn’t just any game, this is the kind of early-season test that tells you exactly where a team stands. Can this red-hot offense keep that scoring streak alive against the top team in the nation? We’re about to find out.
Make sure you’re tuned in! Tipoff against South Carolina is set for 10:00 a.m. Pacific time, 1:00 p.m. Eastern, and you can catch all the action live on ABC. Get ready, because this is going to be a huge one!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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