Aliyah Boston drops 2-words honoring South Carolina guard Bree Hall’s special college accomplishment

Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston dropped a 2-word reaction honoring South Carolina Gamecocks star Bree Hall on Thursday. Boston posted a story for her former teammate on Instagram who celebrated a special college accomplishment.

South Carolina star Brie Hall shared images of her graduation day on Instagram. The 2x NCAA champion posted a series of images around the campus including snaps in front of the Colonial Life Arena in Columbia, South Carolina, captioning it:

"educated and elevated 💐👩🏽‍🎓"

Former teammate Aliyah Boston honored Hall's achievement by reposting the post on her story. The 2023 WNBA Rookie of the Year alongside whom Bree won her first NCAA championship was seemingly proud of this accomplishment and dropped a two-word reaction:

"So grown" she wrote followed by emotional emojis.

Aliyah Boston celebrates her former teammates college milestone

The pair spent two years together in South Carolina, winning the NCAA title during Hall's freshman season and making it to the final four the next year. After their stint together, Aliyah went on to become an integral member of the Indiana Fever setup.

On the other hand, Bree has become an important asset to the USC team, helping them win the NCAA title once again earlier this year when she defeated Caitlin Clark and Iowa in the Finals.

Aliyah Boston sends love to Caitlin Clark despite former rivalry

Aliyah Boston showed love to her Indiana Fever teammate Caitlin Clark on Wednesday as she prepares for a huge honor next year. The Iowa Hawkeyes revealed that Caitlin Clark's no. 22 would be retired on February 2, 2025, and memorialized in the rafters.

This special moment will honor Caitlin's legacy as a Hawkeye. During her four-year tenure with the team, she became the greatest star to suit up in Iowa's history, guiding them to back-to-back NCAA Finals, including one against her current Fever teammate's alma mater.

The former college rival-turned-WNBA teammate took to social media to honor this great achievement as she posted a story on Instagram:

"It's always go cocks but so happy for you sista❤️❤️congrats and go hawks for today😭," she wrote..

The camaraderie showed a deep bond the two share despite their former rivalry. Both players have since gone on to win the WNBA Rookie of the Year and led the Indiana Fever to the playoffs in their first season together.