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GREENVILLE, S.C. — South Carolina women's basketball has its first 2025 SEC Tournament game.

The No. 1 seed Gamecocks (27-3) face red-hot Vanderbilt on Friday (noon, ESPN). The Commodores are the No. 8 seed that defeated No. 9 seed Tennessee on Thursday, 84-76.

Coach Dawn Staley's squad is 23-21 against the Commodores (22-9) in the all-time series, with its most recent win a 29-point victory on the road in Nashville on Feb. 23

Both teams come into Friday riding win streaks. The Gamecocks have won their last four games and Vanderbilt's second round win on Thursday marked its third win in a row.

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South Carolina women's basketball vs. Vanderbilt will be broadcast nationally on ESPN with Rebecca Lobo and Ryan Ruocco on the call with Holly Rowe on the sidelines.

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South Carolina 85, Vanderbilt 72: A much closer game than last time but South Carolina's fresh legs run down a tired Vanderbilt team.

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An Upstate, South Carolina business executive whose company underwent a dramatic implosion earlier this year – and who appears to be attempting a vanishing act as a result – is the focus of yet another lawsuit.

J. Marshall “Jay” Dye III – chief executive officer of the now-defunct Greenville, S.C.-based Insurance Applications Group (IAG) – has been sued by a Tennessee content creator named Alexandra Bradshaw for allegedly defaulting on payments to her related to a secret settlement.

Bradshaw, 28, of Chattanooga, Tennessee, filed her lawsuit against Dye and two of his incorporations in the S.C. thirteenth judicial circuit last Friday (February 28, 2025). According to the pleading (.pdf), Dye entered into a confidential settlement with Bradshaw “or about June 26, 2020” related to specific allegations against the businessman.

“The factual circumstances of (Bradshaw’s) alleged claims against (Dye) are to remain confidential,” the filing noted.

At a price, obviously. Per the terms of their 2020 agreement, Dye agreed to pay Bradshaw $7,000 per month “on or before the 10th of each month” for a total of 180 months.

For those of you doing the math at home, that’s a total payout of $1.26 million over a total of fifteen years.

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Dye made fifty-three (53) of the required payments – totaling $371,000 – between July 2020 and December 2024, according to the complaint. He also entered into a separate agreement with Bradshaw “guaranteeing the obligations of the (settlement), including the settlement payments owed to (Bradshaw).

Per the filing, Dye “breached the terms of the (agreement) by failing to make the monthly payments due in January 2025.” Notified of this alleged breach, Dye “failed to respond to the notice.”

He also failed “to make the monthly payments due in February 2025,” which the pleading described as a second breach of the agreement.

Bradshaw’s filing accused Dye of breach of contract, breach of guaranty – and of allegedly having “transferred certain assets to avoid its creditors to other entities yet to be identified.” That allegation mirrors other claims against Dye made in related pleadings in the South Carolina court system.

The lawsuit seeks damages in the amount of $896,000 “plus costs, expenses, attorneys fees, and pre/post judgment interest.”

As FITSNews reported earlier this week, on the same date Bradshaw’s lawsuit was filed S.C. circuit court judge Perry Gravely issued an order in a separate civil case filed against Dye, IAG and other entities linked to him.

Per that order (.pdf), “a diligent effort to ascertain the whereabouts of the defendants or to determine their residence for the purpose of service has been made.”

“They cannot be found within this state,” Gravely noted.

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Gravely’s finding confirmed reports from our network of sources attesting to the fact Dye has not been seen in the Palmetto State for several weeks.

IAG previously boasted of receiving numerous industry awards for its work, which involved providing clients with “a unique employee benefit ecosystem delivering predictable, measurable, industry-leading results.”

Despite its massive client roster and industry bona fides, IAG closed its Greenville headquarters on January 17, 2025 with no prior notice to employees. This came after FITSNews heard rumblings in mid-December that all was not well with the firm – specifically allegations IAG had “missed payroll” that month. Issues with the company reportedly dated back to 2023 when, according to our sources, Dye “stopped paying his sales team commission checks with zero notice.”

“The company does not have the funds to make payroll today as planned,” Dye wrote in a January 17 email to employees. “Until this situation can be sorted out, we have no choice but to lay off/furlough the workforce. It is my hope that this layoff/situation is temporary until we can resolve our issues with the underwriter, and I will provide further information when I am able.”

The situation was not temporary. On February 20, 2025, our media outlet reported IAG employees had been summoned back to the company’s former headquarters for the purpose of “clearing out their offices” after having previously been denied access. According to our sources, IAG employees were monitored by surveillance as they collected their personal items.

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“Dye has stripped IAG of assets and abandoned the company,” a motion (.pdf) in another lawsuit filed in the S.C. thirteenth judicial circuit on December 5, 2024 noted. “There is a significant risk that, absent immediate takeover by a court-appointed receiver, IAG will be further looted and its corporate records compromised, causing irreparable damage to (plaintiffs) and other IAG employees.”

Named alongside Dye in several of these complaints was Marisa Mazur, IAG’s former vice president of finance.

The motion further noted “Dye has been absent from IAG’s place of business for weeks without explanation,” and that on November 28, 2024, the company “failed to meet a regularly scheduled payroll, leaving all company employees without income entering the holidays and depriving them of wages already earned.”

FITSNews has been apprised by multiple sources of the allegations at the heart of Dye’s secret settlement with Bradshaw. Stay tuned for additional reporting from our media outlet regarding that situation.

Sarah Timmons, one of the attorneys representing Bradshaw, declined to comment on her client’s case when contacted by FITSNews.

“Because this is litigation is pending and the underlying agreement is confidential as is stated in the complaint we cannot comment at all on this case,” Timmons said.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR …

Will Folks is the founding editor of the news outlet you are currently reading. Prior to founding FITSNews, he served as press secretary to the governor of South Carolina. He lives in the Midlands region of the state with his wife and eight children.

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South Carolina women's basketball opens its SEC Tournament run with Friday's quarterfinal against 8-seed Vanderbilt in Greenville.

South Carolina (27-3, 15-1) won the coin toss for the 1-seed on Sunday, with Texas slotting into the 2-seed. The Gamecocks won 82-54 at Vandy on Feb. 23.

The Commodores (22-9, 8-8) beat Tennessee for the second time this season in Thursday's quarterfinal.

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Greenville News reporter Lulu Kesin's prediction: South Carolina 85, Vanderbilt 72

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Record: 27-3, 15-1 SEC

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GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) terminated some leases for federal offices in the Carolinas and Georgia.

According to the department’s website, DOGE canceled nearly 800 leases across the country.

Below is a list of locations in the Carolinas and Georgia:

DEPT. OF AIR FORCE - NORTH CHARLESTON, SC - ANNUAL LEASE: $725,132 ($0 TOTAL SAVINGS)

SAVANNAH RIVER OPERATIONS CENTER - AIKEN, SC - ANNUAL LEASE: $42,225 ($200,568 TOTAL SAVINGS)

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION - GREENWOOD, SC – ANNUAL LEASE: $154,546 ($141,668 TOTAL SAVINGS)

OFFICE OF U.S. ATTORNEYS - COLUMBIA, SC – ANNUAL LEASE: $942,986 ($1,257,315 TOTAL SAVINGS)

EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION - GREENVILLE, SC – ANNUAL LEASE: $128,616 ($375,131 TOTAL SAV

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION - ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC – ANNUAL LEASE: $24,000 ($0 TOTAL SAVINGS)

EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION - GREENSBORO, NC - ANNUAL LEASE: $107,197 ($348,390 TOTAL SAVINGS)

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION - ELIZABETH CITY, NC - ANNUAL LEASE: $200,937 ($887,470 TOTAL SAVINGS)

NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE - GREENSBORO, NC – ANNUAL LEASE: $731,294 ($2,376,707 TOTAL SAVINGS)

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION - FRANKLIN, NC - ANNUAL LEASE: $276,309 ($1,059,184 TOTAL SAVINGS)

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION - GREENVILLE, NC - ANNUAL LEASE: $374,170 ($997,787 TOTAL SAVNGS)

BUREAU OF ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, FIREARMS & EXPLOSIVES - RALEIGH, NC – ANNUAL LEASE: $142,636 ($0 TOTAL SAVINGS)

DEPARTMENTAL MANAGEMENT (IG) - RALEIGH, NC – ANNUAL LEASE: $64,157 ($74,850 TOTAL SAVINGS)

SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - GREENSBORO, NC – ANNUAL LEASE: $10,928 ($14,571 TOTAL SAVINGS)

CORPS OF ENGINEERS, CIVIL - WILMINGTON, NC - ANNUAL LEASE: $53,011 ($83,934 TOTAL SAVINGS)

FARM SERVICE AGENCY - COUNTY - HENDERSONVILLE, NC - ANNUAL LEASE: $111,756 ($0 TOTAL SAVINGS)

EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ADMINISTRATION, WAGE AND HOURLY DIVI - RALEIGH, NC – ANNUAL LEASE: $122,754 ($480,785 TOTAL SAVINGS)

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE NATIONAL OFFICE - WILMINGTON, NC - ANNUAL LEASE: $319,571 ($239,678 TOTAL SAVINGS)

NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE - GOLDSBORO, NC – ANNUAL LEASE: $113,418 ($160,675 TOTAL SAVINGS)

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE NATIONAL OFFICE - FAYETTEVILLE, NC – ANNUAL LEASE: $154,235 ($38,559 TOTAL SAVINGS)

EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION - RALEIGH, NC – ANNUAL LEASE: $306,333 ($612,666 TOTAL SAVINGS)

FARM SERVICE AGENCY - COUNTY - WILKESBORO, NC – ANNUAL LEASE: $104,475 ($0 TOTAL SAVINGS)

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY - CHARLOTTE, NC - ANNUAL LEASE: $104,520 ($0 TOTAL SAVINGS)

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY - CHARLOTTE, NC – ANNUAL LEASE: $67,647 ($146,568 TOTAL SAVINGS)

FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION - GREENSBORO, NC - ANNUAL LEASE: $24,855 ($16,570 TOTAL SAVINGS)

CENTER FOR DISEASE CONTROL - ATLANTA, GA - ANNUAL LEASE: $2,473,060 ($2,060,883 TOTAL SAVINGS)

FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION - ATLANTA, GA - ANNUAL LEASE: $446,286 ($0 TOTAL SAVINGS)

FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION - ATLANTA, GA - ANNUAL LEASE: $223,483 ($0 TOTAL SAVINGS)

ALLOWANCE TO FORMER PRESIDENTS - ATLANTA, GA - ANNUAL LEASE: $128,233 ($544,991 TOTAL SAVINGS)

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION - COLUMBUS, GA - ANNUAL LEASE: $51,023 ($25,512 TOTAL SAVINGS)

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION - GAINESVILLE, GA - ANNUAL LEASE: $506,527 ($1,688,423 TOTAL SAVINGS)

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION - VIDALIA, GA – ANNUAL LEASE: $228,757 ($285,947 TOTAL SAVINGS)

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION - BRUNSWICK, GA – ANNUAL LEASE: $215,383 ($341,023 TOTAL SAVINGS)

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION - THOMASVILLE, GA – ANNUAL LEASE: $289,139 ($819,228 TOTAL SAVINGS)

FOREST SERVICE - ATLANTA, GA - ANNUAL LEASE: $1,399,770 ($2,799,539 TOTAL SAVINGS)

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE NATIONAL OFFICE - SAVANNAH, GA - ANNUAL LEASE: $427,511 ($855,022 TOTAL SAVINGS)

UNITED STATES FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE - ATLANTA, GA - ANNUAL LEASE: $738,352 (NO INFO ON SAVINGS)

SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - ATLANTA, GA - ANNUAL LEASE: $634,642 (NO INFO ON SAVINGS)

FEDERAL ENERGY REGULATORY COMMISSION - DULUTH, GA – ANNUAL LEASE: $184,341 ($553,023 TOTAL SAVINGS)

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE NATIONAL OFFICE - MACON, GA - ANNUAL LEASE: $241,967 ($282,295 TOTAL SAVINGS)

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION - SAVANNAH, GA – ANNUAL LEASE: $97,739 ($407,246 TOTAL SAVINGS)

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY - NORCROSS, GA - ANNUAL LEASE: $559,009 ($1,350,938 TOTAL SAVINGS)

NATURAL RESOURCES CONSERVATION SERVICE - GRIFFIN, GA - ANNUAL LEASE: $30,810 ($0 TOTAL SAVINGS)

EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ADMINISTRATION, WAGE AND HOURLY DIVI - SAVANNAH, GA – ANNUAL LEASE: $39,214 ($163,394 TOTAL SAVINGS)

GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTABILITY OFFICE - ATLANTA, GA – ANNUAL LEASE: $487,199 ($1,908,196 TOTAL SAVINGS)

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY - ATLANTA, GA – ANNUAL LEASE: $77,081 ($160,585 TOTAL SAVINGS)

BUREAU OF PRISONS - ATLANTA, GA – ANNUAL LEASE: $863,726 ($431,863 TOTAL SAVINGS)

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY - ATLANTA, GA - ANNUAL LEASE: $665,692 ($0 TOTAL SAVINGS)

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