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[QUOTE="eebmg, post: 2314650, member: 7548"]
In comparing and analyzing both factors (depth, size), I have no doubt that depth was (and is)  by far the biggest issue. Given sufficient depth, you can play individual players harder and have them defend with less fear of fouling out. This allows the coaching staff to develop more flexible defensive strategies to defend the most elite bigs. By varying the defenses and the personnel, you can disrupt any player. Not to mention our ability to bring big's out of the paint to guard our flexible bigs.

Having Azura, Batouly Camara, Megan Walker, KLS, Naphesa, Gabby and as you say  a much-improved Kyla Irwin, we can exhaust just about any combination of post players.

DEPTH, DEPTH, DEPTH

If I had to identify a weakness, I would say our guard play is not as deep as we would like with Kia and Crystal Dangerfield our only proven (and even Crystal Dangerfield has questions) true guards. We have great potential in our freshman (and hopefully Molly puts it together) but it is a weakness. I can imagine that we will play alot of 1 guard sets.
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