South Carolina women's basketball player Ta'Niya Latson is among a group of 14 college basketball players that signed NIL ...

Hilda Hankerson, Westlake’s longtime head coach, described Latson and Johnson as a “one-two punch” when she spoke to The ...

Ta'Niya Latson brings a reputation for scoring with her to South Carolina, but she wants much more than statistics in her ...

Latson averaged more than 20 points a game in each of her first two college seasons. She committed to averaging even more in her third. “That was a goal of mine,” Latson says.

It has not been so long since transfer Ta'Niya Latson arrived at South Carolina, yet she has already formed a strong bond with her new team and internalized their collective aspirations.

Ta’Niya Latson is back with her former high school teammate Raven Johnson since transferring to South Carolina women's basketball.

Latson has been a star at every level, but has insisted on doing it her way. Her approach is vastly different from some other players of her caliber. For one, she is fully committed to Florida State.

Latson would then be transferred — on probation — as ordered by the judge to the secured treatment program in Florida. Second best would be a quick guilty plea — if Latson's lawyers were ...

South Carolina women’s basketball player Ta’Niya Latson has set a lofty goal for time with the Gamecocks. She’s aiming to win the SEC Player of the Year award.

Reginald “Neli” Latson, who was 18 when he was arrested, will turn 30 this year. (Courtesy of Latson’s family) Perspective by Theresa Vargas Reginald “Neli” Latson doesn’t know yet ...

South Carolina guard Ta’Niya Latson has signed an NIL deal with Unrivaled, the women’s professional three-on-three league.