Oct. 20—COLUMBIA — South Carolina has its point guard. For now. Brooke Quarles-Daniels, an emergency import due to the Gamecocks' lack of a true point guard and the player taking advantage of the NCAA's "5-in-5" rule that denied another year's eligibility to the Class of 2022, which has caused hundreds of athletes to sue to the NCAA, got good news on Tuesday. Her group that sued the NCAA ...

One of the many athletes made eligible by lawsuits against the NCAA, Michigan guard Brooke Daniels has joined Dawn Staley's South Carolina Gamecocks.

Maryland's Oluchi Okananwa and UCLA's Charlisse Leger-Walker were among those who slammed SCORE Act: "We cannot trust the NCAA to do the right thing."