South Carolina to play Maryland in Paris amid France protests
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 29, 2026, 9:04 AM
Last updated Oct 29, 2026
South Carolina women's basketball is set to open its season against No. 17 Maryland in Paris on Nov. 2. Despite ongoing protests across France related to living conditions and education, coach Dawn Staley confirmed no changes to their travel plans. Protests have been largely peaceful but have turned violent in some areas, including those near the game’s venue. The Gamecocks' security measures have been assured by event organizers, as concerns over safety remain a priority for the visiting teams.
- •South Carolina scheduled to face Maryland in Paris on Nov. 2.
- •Protests in France have led to security concerns for the event.
- •Dawn Staley expressed confidence in safety measures taken.
- •Game location is far from major protest areas in Paris.
- 9:04 AMYahoo Sports — What Dawn Staley said about France protests as South Carolina opens season in Paris
"South Carolina women's basketball is still going to play in Paris on Nov. 2 despite mass protests across France, some of which have turned violent.
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