By james art 
South Carolina’s baseball coach Paul Manniei and Gamecocks won 7-2 over Queens to improve to 5-0 in the season. Manners talk to the media after the match. Below is a summary of what he had to say.
– Fans may think he’s crazy, he plays today’s game, but they played very well in all phases through difficult conditions. The weather played a factor on both sides of the ball, but there were several hits that had the potential to be home on a more warm day. The team showed a position in the eighth when Queens scored and played good protection to get the victory.
– He believes they have a good depth in Bulpen. Terry Rooney did a great job of preparing the pitchers and the strengthening of Bulpen. Every pit of the mound did well and it was good to expose the boys at the beginning.
– Playing in difficult conditions prepares players not only for games along the way, but also for a professional baseball. Not every game will have perfect conditions and you need to learn how to adapt and play around it. I thought the team did exclusively with weather conditions.
– Accountability and expectations allowed the team to remain forged through the discomfort and the challenges they face in the first five games. Near games help to determine your season and test yourself helps to build confidence.
-Jakson Susy had a great start, sitting about 88-89 miles / h. He missed a good part of the fall, but returned healthy after a winter vacation. He is still learning and developing, but there have been some large terrains at key moments throughout his appearance.
– I wanted to make many boys at the mound to break the seal and get submission at the beginning. Put the Kimbol novel to close to get him a few terrains.
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