South Carolina not viewing Oklahoma rematch as revenge game - ESPN
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Facing one of the only two teams that beat it during the regular season, South Carolina doesn't view its Sweet 16 matchup with Oklahoma as a revenge game.
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