MiLaysia Fulwiley stats tonight - How did the Gamecocks star fare vs Wofford? (Dec. 29)

Sophomore MiLaysia Fulwiley had a steady outing off the bench in South Carolina's 93-47 drubbing of the Wofford Terriers on Sunday, Dec. 29. She was one of the sparkplugs off the bench that charged the Gamecocks to their 12th win of the season which ensued right after the holiday break.

Fulwiley posted 11 points on 4-for-8 shooting, which included three 3-pointers made out of seven attempts and no free throws. The second-year standout also had two rebounds, five assists and a block in the victory where she played for 18 minutes.

The combo guard made her presence in the game known by way of an assist to a Joyce Edwards' layup in the first quarter. After giving Edwards another dime, Fulwiley was rewarded by the teammate with a pass for her three-pointer, 14-3. Building on their early double-digit lead, the Gamecocks closed the period 19-11.

She then made her second three-pointer at the 7:30 mark of the second frame from a Te-Hina Paopao feed. Fulwiley followed this up with consecutive assists. She facilitated the Gamecocks offense for the rest of the quarter leading to made baskets as the Dawn Staley-coached squad headed into the halftime break with a 22-point edge, 46-22.

In the second half, she was everywhere with three minutes to go in the frame, scoring five of her points and getting an assist. Through this, South Carolina maintained their lead going to the layover quarter, 64-41.

With the game seemingly out of reach for the opposition, Fulwiley took her foot off the gas and ended her statline for the night. The 19-year-old saw her teammates keep the steady play up and finish the game giving their team a 93-47 win over the Terriers.

Here are MiLaysia Fulwiley's stats for the fixture.

Player	MP	PTS	REB	AST	STL	BLK	FG	3-PT	FT	TO	PF
MiLaysia Fulwiley	18	11	2	5	0	1	4-8	3-7	0-0	2	2

Three players from the Gamecocks bench finished in double digit points

The Wofford triumph was a solid all-around effort from South Carolina. Including Fulwiley, three bench players scored in double digits for the team as Joyce Edwards had a team-high 16 points while sophomore Tessa Johnson contributed 14 points.

In contrast, Wofford only had senior Rachael Rose reach double figures, as she almost had half of her team's points with 20 markers.

South Carolina will seek to win No. 13 against the Missouri Tigers on Thursday, Jan. 2, on the opposition's home floor.