DawgmanRadio: Langley Says Things Are Getting Back To Normal For Huskies

After two tough losses at home to Oregon and Oregon State last week, Husky head coach Tina Langley and her team have hit a tough stretch. Now that it is behind them, they will play cross-state rival Washington State (10-6) in a home-and-home situation.Sitting at 5-7 (0-4 in conference) on the season, the Huskies seem at a tipping point right now, but Langley is still upbeat about what she has seen out of her troops.Today Langley met with the media and she was asked about the addition of sophomore forward Lauren Schwartz who followed Langley from Rice.So far this season, Schwartz has averaged just under nine points per game while chipping in with three rebounds and nearly three assists per game.Last week, Schwartz led the team with 18 points in a seven-point loss to Oregon and Langley said one of her biggest attributes has been her versatility and willingness to play any position in order to help her team.Langley noted that at Rice she played some point guard and some of the four position on the floor and she did it equal effectiveness.She also discussed what have been some of the struggles that the team has experienced in their current four-game losing streak and how the team can overcome those deficiencies and how changing the culture is a process and they have been pleased by the growth of the team over the 12 games so far this season.