Milaysia Fulwiley, the former standout guard from South Carolina, has addressed rumors following her decision to enter the transfer portal. Known for her electrifying play, Fulwiley spent two seasons with the Gamecocks. Still, her departure shocked many, due to her strong ties to the program and her hometown of Columbia, South Carolina.
On April 11, Fulwiley announced her intention to leave the team, sparking widespread speculation about her next move. While fans and media have questioned the reasons behind her decision, Fulwiley took to social media to explain her process.
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Former South Carolina guard Milaysia Fulwiley took to TikTok live on April 22 to address rumors surrounding her recent transfer from the Gamecocks and to clarify key aspects of her decision-making process. Fulwiley, who entered the NCAA transfer portal earlier this year, dispelled false reports regarding her next move, particularly a supposed visit to LSU.
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— sriya (@pussitionz) April 22, 2025
In response to rumors, Fulwiley firmly stated she hasn’t been to see any other programs.
“I’m not going on a visit anywhere, that was a lie!”
She also clarified that money was not a factor in her decision to leave her hometown.
“Also my decision watershed about no money at all yall really think i wanted to leave my hometown [sic],” she wrote.
Additionally, Fulwiley addressed the speculation that she had considered returning to South Carolina after announcing her transfer.
“Yes, never tried to go back! That’s also cap,” she commented, emphasizing that there was no attempt to reverse her decision.
Fulwiley’s comments highlighted her frustration with the ongoing rumors and the need to set the record straight. Despite the chatter, she expressed appreciation for her supporters.
These statements from Fulwiley clarify her intentions as she navigates the transfer process, ensuring fans and followers understand that financial incentives and a return to South Carolina were never factors in her decision.
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Milaysia Fulwiley, a 5’10” guard from Columbia, South Carolina, played a pivotal role in her second year with South Carolina. She posted averages of 11.7 points, 2.8 rebounds, and 2.0 assists per game while shooting 42.6% from the floor during the 2024-25 season.
Her all-around impact was evident in multiple standout performances, including a 15-point, five-assist, four-block, three-steal outing in just 19 minutes during the NCAA Tournament against Tennessee Tech.
Fulwiley also dropped 23 points on Coppin State and added 14 in a key matchup versus Purdue, showcasing her two-way versatility and consistent production throughout the year.
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