Extra Time: Danesha Adams on Team USA strategy, World Cup surprises, and Houston Hurricane memories

Team USA has already secured a spot in the knockout stage—but what's the best strategy against Turkey? Texas Southern head soccer coach and former U.S. Women's National Team player Danesha Adams joins Jason Bristol to break down Mauricio Pochettino's lineup decisions, whether Christian Pulisic should play, why the Americans' high press has been so effective, and how far Team USA can go in this World Cup. Plus, KHOU's vault opens for a rare look back at the Houston Hurricane, including a 1980 sports fantasy in which local kids got the chance to play against the NASL club, featuring future Texas lieutenant governor Dan Patrick. We also explore Team USA's pregame routines, spotlight Spain's teenage sensation Lamine Yamal, and learn how 250 Houston children will experience the World Cup in person. Chapters 00:00 Team USA prepares for Turkey 01:03 Christian Pulisic injury update and lineup changes 01:30 Team USA's knockout path explained 02:52 Houston's Round of 32 outlook 03:18 Danesha Adams joins Extra Time 03:45 Should Team USA rest its stars? 05:17 Why Team USA's high press is working 06:25 How opponents can attack the U.S. 07:04 Thumbs up or thumbs down: Expanded World Cup 07:50 Flo Balogun's breakout tournament 08:38 World Cup surprises so far 09:54 Can Team USA reach the quarterfinals? 10:22 Will a non-traditional nation reach the semifinals? 10:55 Is Mexico a true contender? 11:38 Underrated World Cup teams to watch 12:17 Texas Southern youth soccer camp 13:29 Norway vs. France and Spain vs. Uruguay preview 14:25 Player to watch: Lamine Yamal 15:11 Team USA's pregame rituals and routines 17:47 KHOU archive: Houston Hurricane fantasy camp 20:57 250 Houston kids headed to the World Cup 22:18 Final thoughts