Am not sure I like the analogy of peanut butter and jelly but I get it. Azzi is stronger physically, moves well, more stable on contact and has a quick release sweet stroke with accuracy that even Steph Curry admires. Paige too has a quick release smooth stroke (a hair less than Azzi), a great mover to find open pockets of space and score or set up a teammate as well as the better, fancier passer with an IT factor on her passing game. Azzi strikes me as someone you may not notice has quietly sliced up the opposition in short order and probably has the better accuracy from distance. But, as Azzi herself has said, during crunch time, Paige will make shots regardless of what has been happening early on. I am sure she believes she will do the exactly same thing.
Chemistry? Best friends, working out together, played in USA Basketball teams together! Not an issue.
While it remains to be seen if any backcourt combination can surpass Sue and Diana, I anticipate this collection of guards (Christyn, Evina, Paige, Azzi, Nika, Caroline, Saylor) will turn out to produce the best guard play at UConn over four years, though not all of them will be playing in the backcourt all the time. The start of interchangeability in at least three positions could extend to four and begins next year. Their collective length will help their perimeter defense. And, if last year is any indication, the fast developing comfort factor (no small thanks to Evina and how the other upper classmen quickly accepted the newcomers) and chemistry among them will carryover to the newcomers who will provide greater accuracy from distance. The coach can play different styles depending on the opponent, given that he has a very deep team.
To paraphrase Azzi, I can't wait to see them play.