The No. 7 UConn women's basketball team travels to Columbia, S.C. to face reigning national champion No. 5 South Carolina in its last nonconference test.

UConn-South Carolina is always one of the most anticipated matchups on the basketball calendar, but the series may not continue next season.

After a loss against the Longhorns last weekend, the Gamecocks welcome UConn to town. Plus, a few other matchups that could continue the top-10 shakeups.

Geno Auriemma and the UConn women's basketball teamwill be tested by South Carolina in ways they are not in Big East play.

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South Carolina women's basketball and Texas drew record viewership numbers on Sunday, peaking at 1.3 million viewers, according to ESPN. On Tuesday, ESPN revealed on social media that the Sunday afternoon meeting between the SEC leaders was the most-watched women's basketball game across ESPN platforms this season.

South Carolina and UConn have played 13 times since Staley became the Gamecocks’ head coach in 2008. Staley said this year’s UConn is similar to Huskies teams of the past, but freshman Sarah Strong aids their offense. Strong, the No. 1 recruit in the Class of 2024, is second in scoring for the Huskies with 16.1 points per game.

UConn women's basketball heads to Columbia, S.C. to face South Carolina as Geno Auriemma expects his team to step up after a "productive" week of practice.

Dawn Staley and South Carolina women's basketball face Florida in Columbia on Thursday. See our score prediction and scouting report for the SEC game.

The UConn Huskies (23-3, 14-0 Big East) are back in action when they travel to Columbia, South Carolina, on Sunday for a Top-10 showdown against defending national champion No. 4 South Carolina (22-2) at 1 p.m. The game will air live on ABC.