Milaysia Fulwiley transferring to LSU is massive—both shocking and game-changing. When a player of her caliber makes a move like this, it shakes the entire landscape of women’s college basketball, especially within the SEC.

Milaysia Fulwiley transferring to LSU is massive—both shocking and game-changing. When a player of her caliber makes a move like this, it shakes the entire landscape of women’s college basketball, especially within the SEC.

Fulwiley is not just any player—she’s a human highlight reel, a walking bucket, and one of the most electrifying guards in the country. Her creativity, handle, and ability to finish at the rim with flair made her a fan favorite at South Carolina. Now, she’s flipping conference colors, heading to Baton Rouge to suit up for Kim Mulkey.

 

This move adds an undeniable spark to the already heated SEC rivalry between LSU and South Carolina. It’s rare to see a player transfer between top-tier conference rivals, and it speaks volumes about LSU’s recruiting power and Fulwiley’s desire for a different role or environment. Maybe she wanted a bigger offensive spotlight or more freedom to showcase her full bag. At LSU, she’ll get that chance.

 

From a competitive standpoint, this makes LSU even scarier. Pairing Fulwiley with the likes of Flau’jae Johnson and any other incoming stars gives them one of the most dynamic backcourts in the nation. LSU was already a national contender. Now? They’re a legit threat to reclaim the title.

 

But let’s be real: this is also a big blow to South Carolina. Dawn Staley loses a homegrown talent who had the potential to be the face of the program. It stings—and fans are feeling it.

 

Bottom line: this move just added a whole new level of drama and excitement to the SEC. Circle that LSU vs. South Carolina game on your calendar. It’s about to get personal.

 

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