Aubrey has never been a shooter. She has unusual athletic skills which makes her a demon on defense, a rebounder and a player who can excel on fast breaks. She almost never took a shot as a freshman ( other than lay up or put back ). One could see that she was "working on a shot" from mid range and distance last season, with mixed results. And this year, of course is a total loss. But I still don't expect her to become known as an accurate shooter. It would be a pleasant surprise, off course.
You seem to have incredible expertise as it pertains to Aubrey as a shooter. But I bet you know as much as all of us here, and that is a sample size of, what 10-20 jumpers spread over, what 50 games. Is it possible, that over 2 years or so, she has never gotten past the "should I shoot stage". Not everyone is Caroline, who overcame that in about 10 minutes. Azzi had one good game out of 4 coming out of the gates, and she is one of the purest shooters on the planet. IMO Aubrey was "pigeonholed" into a role on a traditional powerhouse team and I think we all agree she performed her role well, sometimes really well.
Note to self: maybe a disadvantage to signing with a top 5 team is that you are only needed to excel in certain aspects of the game. Remember when Aubrey came in, she was immediately compared to Tenn's Horston. IMO with Tenn as an upstart team, Horston had more freedom to develop as an all-around player.
Like many here, I'm a huge AG fan and I'd love to see her develop her whole game fully!
