LA Sneed on Choosing Cowgirls: Coach Jacie Hoyt’s Impact
LA Sneed, a transfer from Utah, chose Oklahoma State after a visit that left a lasting impression, transcending her experience at other schools. Coach Jacie Hoyt’s straightforward approach—focusing on Sneed's weaknesses—reinforced the bond and belief needed for success. As Hoyt builds her program through a strong recruiting class, including Sneed, the focus remains on hard truths delivered with love that fosters player development. Sneed, who had a successful season last year, is determined to grow further in her sophomore year, buoyed by the promising talent around her.
By the Numbers- LA Sneed averaged 6.3 points and 2.2 rebounds per game last season.
- She led her team with 107 total assists, averaging three assists per game.
- Ladies’ basketball squad faces high expectations following a strong recruiting class.
- Hoyt emphasizes honest feedback in her coaching, attracting players who appreciate growth.
Sneed anticipates a significant leap in her performance as she adapts to her role in the upcoming season. With new talent integrated, the Cowgirls aim to establish a competitive presence in the conference. Sneed's development will be crucial for the team's success, highlighting her potential as a key player.
Bottom LineExpectations are high for the Cowgirls as Hoyt cultivates a culture of growth through honesty. LA Sneed's commitment to improvement and her role as a facilitator could be pivotal for the team's performance this season, making her a player to watch.
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