‘I don’t like LSU.’ Bruins and Tigers exchange words ahead of rematch in Elite Eight in Women’s March Madness
At the same time, the same difference, a different place. Lsu Ucla was defeated on the 16th of the NCAA Ladies Championship 2024. On Sunday, they will meet again in the big dance, this time with a journey to the fourth final on the line. Before the long -awaited confrontation, the two sides exchanged words.
Ironically, the most daring comments came from the University of the University of California in Los Angeles Jane Parker, who did not even play with Broken last year. She moved from Texas A & M, and still has bad memories of the tigers playing during its time in the Supreme Education Council.
“I don’t like LSU if you are honest,” Parker Bren Green said on saturday. “I want to hit them badly as they were [her UCLA teammates] Do, but perhaps a little more because Texas A & M and LSU was competing. It is like a game of competition for me just reset. ”
Although his colleagues in Parker did not go to this extent, it was clear that the loss in front of the tigers was still with them.
“I think we all remember a lot about the game, the density, how it was material, and what a wonderful success,” Kiki Rice said at a press conference. “Obviously, we did not come out in the past in the past year, but I believe that all the playing style we learned and how we needed to go out and how we need to be more prepared.
“Many of us learned from last year of that game, and I think how we attacked this season as a body, and as a whole I really prepared for tomorrow’s match. But we will be ready. We will be ready. We have a great team, great employees will prepare us, so I am excited.”
While Bruins was ready and ready to talk about the match last year, Tigers Kim Mulkey was doing Perceptions without Driber.
“So they used our loss to provide their season?” Molki said during her press conference. “I don’t know that we really thought about this victory a lot. I’m sure this is the last game this season for them, this may be providing them. But I remember that we won. I cannot remember the details.”
TIGERS team won at the last year meeting by forcing Bruins for 19 sales and detention of Lauren Betts to 14 points and only nine field attempts. They had the gospel of Reese and they were the heroes of the national defenders at the time, and he was expected to win.
This time, it’s Bruins, the first seeded of the championship, which appears to have a top hand. Betts are greatly improved and exited from 30 consecutive points from 30 points. Will the tigers be able to release it again without a Reese? The numbers are the main factor on Sunday.
Betts, for its part, will be ready.
“We have played them before. They are a really physical and aggressive team,” Pitts said. “It is clear that matching is against [Aneesah] Moro will be super physical and want to get every one recovery. So just make sure that we come out with this mentality, so that we will not let that happen, and we will attack from the beginning. ”
