Chloe Kitts has already become a household name in women’s college basketball under head coach Dawn Staley at South Carolina.

Kitts helped lead the Gamecocks to back-to-back national championship appearances and a title win in 2024. Now, whispers are swirling that another Kitts might join the roster — her younger sister, Kylee.

Kylee Kitts, a 6’4” versatile forward and guard, recently entered the transfer portal after her freshman season at Florida, where she redshirted.

Notably, she entered with a “do not contact” tag — a sign that she likely already knows her next destination. Could that be Columbia, South Carolina?

Though Kylee didn’t log playing time this season with the Gators, she was a top-tier recruit, ranked No. 25 in the 2025 class before reclassifying to 2024.

Like her sister, she’s known for her size, skill and strength — and she’s actually two inches taller than Chloe. The idea of the two suiting up together for the powerhouse Gamecocks is a tantalizing one.

With Chloe set to return for her senior year and the Gamecocks losing key players like Te-Hina Paopao, Bree Hall and Sania Feagin, there’s room for new talent to step in. South Carolina already landed Ta’Niya Latson, the nation’s leading scorer, through the portal. Could adding Kylee Kitts be another piece to the puzzle?

A Kitts-to-Kitts connection could be on the horizon — and if it happens, South Carolina might just be looking at another championship run.