Lansing Sun

Michigan State Head Coach Robyn Fralick expressed satisfaction with her team's performance following a win against Penn State. "Proud of our team's win tonight," she said, highlighting the overall quality of play on both ends of the court. She acknowledged Penn State's recent success and emphasized the importance of preparation and execution.

Fralick discussed the strategy of forcing turnovers early in the game, noting its significance to their style of play. "That's important for us in the way we play," she explained, adding that her players effectively pressured Penn State in a manner beneficial to their team dynamics.

The coach also commented on Theryn Hallock's development this season. "I thought she took great shots," Fralick remarked, noting that moving Hallock off the ball has been advantageous.

Jocelyn's contribution was another focal point for Fralick. "As you know, Jocelyn is such a unique player," she stated, praising her defensive and offensive capabilities during the game.

Looking ahead to their next matchup against Michigan, Fralick described it as an exciting rivalry between two top 25 teams. "It has all the elements," she said, stressing the need for sharp preparation due to Michigan's challenges.

Reflecting on what can be achieved from games like these, Fralick stated: "All we wanted to accomplish was being good tonight." She emphasized focusing on each possession as key to achieving broader goals.

Regarding lineup changes, Fralick mentioned ongoing evaluations to find optimal rotations and rhythm. "We're trying to find the right rhythm," she concluded, emphasizing adaptability throughout the season.