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Elite 2027 recruit GG Banks commits to South Carolina

Elite 2027 recruit GG Banks has committed to South Carolina. The 5-foot-9 point guard from Wilmington (DE) St. James Performance Academy chose the Gamecocks over Texas and LSU. “I feel as though I definitely want to play in the SEC in the top colleges,” Banks previously told Rivals. “I feel like South Carolina is definitely […]

Elite 2027 recruit GG Banks commits to South Carolina

GG Banks, a highly touted 2027 recruit, has chosen to commit to the University of South Carolina. The 5-foot-9 point guard hails from Wilmington (DE) St. James Performance Academy and selected the Gamecocks over Texas and LSU.

Earlier, Banks expressed her desire to play in the SEC at a top college. She praised South Carolina's fast-paced style of play, as well as Coach Dawn Staley's coaching staff, which she described as close-knit and genuine. Banks was particularly interested in visiting the campus to further solidify her bond with the program.

Factors such as transparency and an understanding of the off-court environment played a significant role in her recruitment decision. Banks emphasized the importance of knowing what to expect beyond basketball, as she believes it helps build stronger connections with her future teammates and coaches. She also expressed a preference for a team that respects her playing style and wants to help her improve rather than forcing a change in her approach.

South Carolina sees an opportunity in Banks, acknowledging her quickness and risk-taking on the court. The team aims to create an environment where she feels comfortable and confident, both on and off the court, ultimately allowing her to reach her full potential.

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