IN PHOTOS: South Carolina's Chloe Kitts and BF Collin Murray-Boyles attend Ageless Vintage Market's clothing exhibition 

The South Carolina Gamecocks hooper, Chloe Kitts and Collin Murray-Boyles attended Ageless Vintage Market's clothing exhibition, where different types of collections were displayed for customers.

The market's social media place uploaded a series of pictures to thank those people who showed up at the exhibition in Columbia, South Carolina. Kitts and her boyfriend were one of the patrons who attended the market's exhibition.

Along with indulging in buying rare and vintage finds for themselves, people could enjoy food and drinks for their family members.

The young couple has been spending time with each other during this off-season. Chloe and Collin celebrated his birthday and also attended the South Carolina gala together. Both of them will return to the Gamecocks squad for another year of college basketball.

Collin Murray-Boyles is not South Carolina's "best-kept secret"

The head coach of the Gamecocks was asked if the freshman Collin Murray-Boyles was one of the best-kept secrets in college basketball. The 6-foot-7, 230-pound forward, who had racked in 24 points in an SEC Tournament could be a hidden player, as per Lamont Paris.

“I don’t know how it’s a secret at this point. He’s been playing really well,” Paris said, as per The State. “Some of the shots he made today were off-balance, moving away from the basket. It takes incredible touch to finish some of those.”

The reason why many believed Murray was a "secret" was because he did not play for a major part of the previous year's season as he suffered from mono. But when he returned, fans noticed his immediate basketball prowess and thought that he would declare for the NBA draft just after playing for a year.

Although declaring for the draft is on the horizon, Collin Murray-Boyles and his father want to do so after he's fully prepared for the professional league.

“Of course you have people talking,” he said. “Like my brother, he’ll be talking about it and stuff. But my plan isn’t to be — like I want to be ready. I don’t wanna go in, get a contract and then have to go to the (NBA G-League) because I have to work on a couple things."

“I want to go in as prepared as possible so I can have the best chance of longevity.”

Fans can expect him to prepare himself for the 2025 NBA draft while also aiming to become a standout player in the NCAA Tournament. Winning an NCAA title will get him noticed by NBA teams, thus increasing his draft stocks.