On February 27, 2025, Chloe Kitts recorded a triple-double with 16 points, 13 rebounds, and 10 assists in a victory over Ole Miss. She marked the first triple-double by a South Carolina player since Aliyah Boston in 2021.
Highlights
- Chloe Kitts recently made history by recording a triple-double in a game against Ole Miss, becoming the first South Carolina player to do so since Aliyah Boston.
- Chloe Kitts is dating Collin Murray-Boyles, a power forward on the South Carolina Gamecocks men’s basketball team.
- The couple has been dating since December 2023.
In the NCAA Women’s basketball final match between Ole Miss Rebels and South Carolina Gamecocks, Carolina marked victory over Ole Miss with 75-59.
In the game, a new history was made by South Carolina forward, Chole Kitts. She became the first player in the team to mark the first triple-double since Aliyah Boston in 2021.
Fans are overjoyed by the player’s achievements and have been congratulating her on social media platforms. On X (formerly Twitter), one of the fans writes,
Chloe Kitts YOU are in the South Carolina WBB record book! Kitts‘ triple-double tonight is the ninth in program history. She’s the first one to do it since Aliyah Boston did it in 2021. Kitts has 16 points, 12 rebounds and 10 assists tonight.
Chloe Kitts is the first South Carolina player with a triple-double since Aliyah Boston in 2021 👏
— SEC Network (@SECNetwork) February 28, 2025
(📸 @GamecockWBB) pic.twitter.com/fJVMwWZ0hv
On the other hand, Collin Murray-Boyles, Chloe Kitts’s boyfriend, is being discussed by NBA draft analysts and critics as a potential first-round pick in the 2025 NBA Draft.
While Collin Murray-Boyles has not announced anything publicly about being elected into the 2025 NBA draft.
However, most mock drafts and big boards have included Collin in the top 30 picks.
Regarding the gameplay of Collin Murray, NBA Draft analyst Sam Venenie detailed why he thinks the South Carolina Star can be a first-round pick, stating,
[He] processes the game at such a high level, it’s obscene. [He is] just an unbelievable defensive playmaker.
Sam Venenie
Moreover, the couple stands out as the pride of the South Carolina Gamecocks in the NCAA and are making history in college basketball.
Chloe Kitts And Collin Murray Have Been Dating Since December 2023; Collin Plays Power Forward For SCG
Chloe Kitts has been dating Collin Murray-Boyles since December 2023. According to online information, their relationship anniversary is on December 26.
On December 26, 2024, they posted a video celebrating their first anniversary.
Chloe Kitts has played for South Carolina since December 2022, her freshman season, and now her junior season.
On the other hand, Collin Murray entered South Carolina Gamecocks 2023 in his freshman year in 2023 and plays as a power forward in his sophomore season.
The couple met at the University of South Carolina and started dating when Chloe Kitts was a sophomore and Collin Murray was a freshman.
Chloe and Collin posted their first couple photo on their Instagram account in April 2024.
Furthermore, the South Carolina players make flirtatious comments on each other’s social media posts, which the fans notice about their relationship.
Moreover, the couple does not hesitate to convey their support and appreciation to each other.
In one of the videos from February 2024, when the South Carolina coach praised Collin Murray’s game performance, Chloe Kitts responded with,
Yes, that my man, Yeah that’s my man
Chloe Kitts
Furthermore, most fans regard Chloe Kitts and Collin Murray as the University of South Carolina’s power couple.
On one of their post uploaded by Collin Murray in the Christmas season, one of the fans commented,
Best couple in college sports
Similarly, another fan applauds,
Young power couple there 👏
Additional Information
- Collin Murray-Boyles’s parents are Yuonne and Sean. He has two older brothers, Armani and James. James was a standout basketball player.
- Chloe Kitts’s parents are Jason and Krystle. She has two younger sisters, Ellie and Kylee Kitts.
- Chole was rated a five-star recruit by ESPN and committed to South Carolina over offers from Louisville, Duke, NC State, and Arizona.
