South Carolina Star ‘Chloe Kitts’ Responds to Final Four Ticket Requests

Live from Tampa, Fla. — The South Carolina Gamecocks women’s basketball team will square off against the Texas Longhorns for the fourth and final time this NCAA season on April 4, as both teams battle it out in the 2025 NCAA Tournament Final Four.

Currently, the Gamecocks hold a 2-1 advantage over the Longhorns, with their latest victory being a dominant win in the SEC Conference Tournament championship game. However, with the stakes higher than ever in the Final Four, past results are out the window, and both teams are set to give their all on the grandest stage of college basketball.

One player who has been pivotal to South Carolina’s postseason success is Chloe Kitts, arguably the team’s most consistent performer. Kitts earned MVP honors at the SEC Tournament, averaging 16.7 points and 7.7 rebounds per game during the competition, helping her team secure the title.

Speaking to the media on April 3, Kitts shared a light-hearted moment about the overwhelming number of ticket requests she’s received for the Final Four. When asked about the situation, she laughed and responded, “A lot of people,” referencing her ticket requests, as reported by Matt Dowell of WACH Fox.

Kitts, hailing from Oviedo, Florida, just two hours from Tampa, added, “But I only get six tickets, so they have to find their own,” eliciting a few chuckles from reporters.

It seems many of Kitts’ fans from her hometown will have to settle for watching her play from home as she heads into the most significant game of her career so far.

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South Carolina secures commitment from standout transfer guard Treysen Eaglestaff

In breaking news, Treysen Eaglestaff, the standout transfer from North Dakota, has officially committed to South Carolina, according to his agent, George Langberg, who spoke with On3.

Standing at 6-foot-6, the junior from Bismarck, North Dakota, visited the Gamecocks just this past weekend. Eaglestaff ultimately chose Lamont Paris and his coaching staff over a list of high-profile programs, including Kansas, Kentucky, Gonzaga, and Iowa.

Eaglestaff had an impressive season, ranking among the nation’s top scorers. He averaged 18.9 points, 2.8 rebounds, and 2.4 assists per game. Notably, he dropped a stunning 40 points against Alabama back in December and followed that up with a jaw-dropping 51-point performance against South Dakota State earlier this month.

This commitment is a major win for South Carolina, injecting new optimism into Columbia for the upcoming season. The Gamecocks, who finished at the bottom of the SEC standings this year with a 2-16 conference record, will surely hope that Eaglestaff’s talent can help turn things around.

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