South Carolina’s career sharpshooter and glue guard
Tina Roy’s game is built on movement, shooting touch, and poise: in her senior season at South Carolina, she led the Gamecocks in three-pointers made with 61 and shot 36.1% from deep, while finishing her career as the program’s all-time leader in games played with 139[11][14]. She was never just a spot-up specialist, either — South Carolina’s notes credit her with strong court vision, and she once became the first Dawn Staley Gamecock to record 10 assists in a game[1]. For a team, she fit as a high-IQ, low-drama perimeter weapon who could stretch defenses and steady the offense[1][11].
