Daily News | Temple’s trio of conference wins fueled by a ‘new culture’ inside the locker room
After the dismissal and departure of four players, Temple women’s basketball has won three consecutive games — with only eight active players on the roster.
The Owls moved up to sixth place in the American Athletic Conference with a 72-59 win over Wichita State last night.But while the situation is less than ideal, the players have developed a stronger bond with each other as a result. The program has been short-handed at practices because of class schedules. Practices have become less strenuous as the minutes for each player might increase.
Against Wichita State, forward Caranda Perea scored a career-high 17 points. Prior to this three-game stretch, guard Makayla Waleed played 15 minutes in five games. With minutes available at the guard position, Waleed scored six points and finished with three steals versus Wichita State.“They gave her the confidence in practice,” Nelson said about the performance of Perea, Waleed and other contributing role players over Temple’s three-game win streak. “I think the coaches ... we need you.
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