South Carolina apologized to Flau'jae Johnson for its in-arena DJ playing a song by her late father after the Gamecocks' win vs. the Tigers last week.

The Gamecocks also said they'd meet with the DJ to "provide further education on our expectations of her in the future."

The South Carolina Gamecocks women's basketball team addressed their DJ's "disrespectful" song choice toward Flau'jae Johnson during Friday's game.

South Carolina Athletics has suspended its women’s basketball DJ for one game following a controversial song choice and subsequent social media post, USC announced Sunday. The DJ, known as DJ T.O., will be suspended for South Carolina’s next home game against Auburn on Sunday, Feb. 2.

LSU Women's head coach Kim Mulkey was left stunned by the sheer talent on that Dawn Staley has stacked on this South Carolina Women's Basketball Roster. There

Yep. It’s a going to be a MOVIE. However, the game’s start time will be a bit delayed. The top-ten matchup was originally slated for Thursday, January 23, but it’s been moved to Friday, January 24 with a 5 p.m. ET tipoff.

Dawn Staley made at least one public declaration before South Carolina played five straight matchups against ranked teams: She hoped the Gamecocks would use their depth to their advantage in that stretch.

It has been more than two months since South Carolina has garnered more than a single No. 1 vote in the AP ballots. But come Monday, don’t be surprised if the Gamecocks gain ground on No. 1 UCLA, the only team to defeat SC so far this season.

Read South Carolina athletics' full apology after DJ played a song by LSU guard Flau'Jae Johnson's late father Camouflage during game.

Flau'jae Johnson was outraged the deejay for South Carolina played a song of her father, Camouflage, who was murdered just before she was born.