HumblePie - Uconn is very definitely running more plays specifically to get Lou shots than any other player, and there is a huge difference between being the PG which is Plum's role, and being the primary option on offense which is Lou's role. Just as Moriah dominated the ball last year, Plum is doing the same for Washington. The fact that Washington does not have the stable of talent that Uconn does is a given - they are a team with two primary scorers and some nice supporting players, Uconn is more balanced with three primary scorers and two supporting players most of the time. I don't think anyone is trying to denigrate Lou or say that as a senior she will not be a different player than she is as a sophomore, but just trying to counteract some of the negativity expressed about Plum's game.
I don't see the four to six shots she shouldn't take each game, and I doubt Geno does either - I have yet to hear him lament that she isn't getting three or four more shots a game as he did with Stewart the last couple of years, but he certainly isn't reining her in either, and there may come a day when he does reprise that lament.
Interesting stats:
Lou - 25.6% of Uconn shots, 16% of minutes, 25.4% of points, one shot per 2.1 minutes of playing time
Plum - 31.6% of UW shots, 18.4 % of minutes, 35.7% of points, one shot per 1.9 minutes
(The ration of percentage of shots to percentage of points is startling for Plum and a reason the team wants her shooting. That is not normal for a guard/wing)
Also - Lou: assist 45 (2.6), TO 35 (2.1), blocks 6 (0.4), steals 23 (1.4), rebounds 71 (4.2)
Plum: assists 102 (5.1), TO 45 (2.3), blocks 5 (0.3), steals 40 (2.0), rebounds 108 (5.4)
Different positions on different teams at different stages of their careers against different competition - both great players!