All Dawn Staley said he visualized the upcoming South Carolina game against # 4 Texas – on3.com

South Carolina’s female basketball coach Dawn is talking to the media on Friday to visualize Marquee’s match against No. 4 Texas. Here’s all she had to say.

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About whether Texas has changed his game style after the previous match

“I think they play a lot more, just inspired. I think they manage the same things. At this time of the season you will go with what works – you will not change it.

“If I’m one of them, I’ll take a little bit of it. Like, I won’t take much of this, because it’s not really their team, it’s not what they were. So, for us, we must continue to do what we do, and clean our turnover, clean our ability to bounce basketball a little better, or prevent them from recovering the ball. (This is) a different place, a lot of bet, so we have to play. “

About whether South Carolina has changed its approach to the glass attack

“I used to say,” The bounce is not a set of skills. This is a solution – you will either do it or you will not do it. “We need to put some bodies on some people. We have to control the paint. You do this by jumping basketball. You do this by protecting yourself, but it is not good to defend ourselves, as well as we protect and give up 22 offensive struggles. This puts too much pressure on the fact that we have to protect another 20 seconds.

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About how South Carolina plans to stop Madison Booker

“The same (as we did last time). You have to make it uncomfortable. You have to make her think, maybe a second to shoot some pictures when she really doesn’t. All her shots, some of them were protected, some of them were not protected. But you just have to break the cadas and break the flow of how she wants to play the game because if you allow her to just go at the speed she loves to walk and shoot in the same cadans as she practices in an empty fitness , she will beat you every time. “

About whether Staley considers the SEC consequences with this match

“No, we’re talking about it. We talked about it today. It is for us to control our own fate against a look back and say, “We want this person to lose; We want this person to lose.

We need to win and not worry about all the other things if you lose. “

On how much South Carolina schedule has helped the younger players adapt to the leafy roads

“(Helped) a lot. This is the reason why we play the graph we play, the schedule for a non -conference. The league itself is unforgivable; The league prepares you for this type of game, independently. But this was added comfort when you played in Ucla, you went to the road and play Michigan on a neutral site. We are prepared for the environment; We are prepared for the competition. We just have to fulfill. “