Watch Raven Johnson React to Reuniting with Aliyah Boston as Caitlin Clark, Fever Eye WNBA Title

Former South Carolina guard Raven Johnson called it a "blessing" to get picked 10th overall by the Indiana Fever in the 2026 WNBA draft.

In a FaceTime call with coach Stephanie White and other Fever officials, Johnson added she's "ready to win, and win and win and win."

The 5'9" guard did a lot of winning in Columbia. She was a two-time national champion with the Gamecocks. The first of those titles came when Johnson and Aliyah Boston were teammates, and now, they're joining forces again.

Johnson's collegiate track record was undoubtedly attractive to the Fever, who are coming off an appearance in the WNBA semifinals. The 2026 season isn't a championship-or-bust kind of year for Indiana, but the organization has big ambitions with Caitlin Clark healthy.

Johnson joins a crowded backcourt. In addition to Clark, the Fever re-signed three-time All-Star Kelsey Mitchell and Lexie Hull, and it signed another former Gamecock, Tyasha Harris.

Depth goes a long way in a 44-game regular season that's squeezed between May 8 and Sept. 24, though . Players pick up minor injuries or just need a rest.

Assuming she makes the final roster, Johnson will have an opportunity to carve out a role in the Fever's rotation.