South Carolina women’s basketball star Te-Hina Pao Pao adored her teammate Bree Hall’s Instagram photos.
Te-Hina Pao Pao Reacts to Bree Hall’s Stylish Instagram Post
Hall posted two photos posing at the Colonia Life Arena. She looked stunning in a custom-designed black crop top and a pair of blue baggy jeans. The second photo showed her flaunting a silver chain around her neck.
“Last fit pic at colonial life arena,” Hall captioned the post.
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Pao Pao joined other followers to gush about her teammate’s post.
“the way you pose is so tuff,” she wrote.
Hall is likely in her final season with the Gamecocks, averaging 6.4 points, 3.2 rebounds, and 1.1 assists per game. In South Carolina’s regular-season finale against Kentucky, she posted five points and one rebound in 17 minutes of play.
Although Hall is not a regular starter in Dawn Staley’s squad, she provides veteran experience to the team, which will be crucial as they head into their first SEC Tournament game on Friday, March 7.
‘She’s an Elevator’ — Dawn Staley Describes Te-Hina Pao Pao’s Role at South Carolina
Pao Pao joined South Carolina from Oregon for her senior season, and she has been phenomenal for the Gamecocks. Known for her three-point shooting skills, Pao Pao is averaging 10.2 points, 2.7 rebounds, and 3.0 assists on 45.7 shooting per game this season.
Her contribution to the team was not lost Staley, who described the star guard as an “elevator.”
“She’s an elevator, she elevates our team,” South Carolina coach Dawn Staley said, per Greenville News. “When Pao hits a 3-pointer, it allows all of us to exhale because she’s been that potent for us from an offensive standpoint. In the Texas game, we were kind of willing her shots to go in because we know what that means.”
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Staley also described Pao Pao as a playmaker whom the team wants to have the ball in her hands. The coach also expressed her confidence in Pao Pao’s ability to score even beyond the three-point line.
Meanwhile, South Carolina (27-3, 15-1 SEC) is the No. 1 seed heading into the SEC Tournament. The Gamecocks, who are the current SEC champions, will play the first game on Friday and Pao Pao is expected to continue her stellar form in the tournament and potentially enter the upcoming NCAA Tournament as well.
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