Joyce Edward’s Multi-Sport Background Will Help South Carolina Women’s Basketball Team Next Season!
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- čas přidán 5. 05. 2024
- Joyce Edwards is set to join South Carolina's women's basketball program in just a couple of months, and will only add to the firepower that Dawn Staley and the Gamecocks possess. However, one aspect of her development that will go unnoticed is the multi-sport background Edwards has and how that will lessen the learning curve for her once she gets to campus. How will her varying experiences in sports quickly translate to success at the next level? Andrew explains how, along with what Anthony Baxter and Jamarii Thomas will bring to South Carolina's football and South Carolina's men's basketball programs respectively!
Joyce Edward’s Multi-Sport Background Will Help South Carolina Women’s Basketball Team Next Season!
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I hope our men can start making NCAA tournament in basketball every year.
I think the portal can help you in basketball so much more than any other sport.
She be ok she make her adjustments over the summer ☀️ her playing for team USA 🇺🇸 will help her adjustments
SC Laddy's are so loaded Joyce will probably see only a small amount of playing time. When she is asked to play a bigger role she will be well prepared. That is the advantage of playing for SC.
She will see plenty of playing time.
@@rover7139Rover , I'm sure she'll get some minutes, but that team has to share the points, ball, and minutes. Who's your starting 5 come mid-season? Does it include Joyce ?
Baxter is hard to evaluate. He is so young. We will know more about in his senior year. Still a great get. Beamer is recruiting well.
She will have to adept to the speed of the game that will be her biggest adjustment coming from high school to college