What I said is that Gabby (not KLS) will be the guard opposite to Kia, but that only really applies to the defensive end. On offense, the positions will not be straitjacketed so that everyone can use their skills. You may see KLS functioning (more or less) as a shooting guard on offense, and Gabby functioning (more or less) as a wing who does not take many 3's but does take midrange shots and can drive on any defenders who are not lightning-fast. She (far more than KLS) will be a force on the offensive boards.
But when the other team has the ball, Gabby and Kia will be the primary perimeter defenders.
YES - YES - YES!!!!!!!! People are starting to get it!
Throw away the concept of positions 1 - 5. Geno has said as much. We have players that can play more than one position. In some cases they are interchangeable. Gabby will be the primary force on offense at the high post. Her passing down low to Pheesa and Z will be devastating. Kia and Lou will patrol the perimeter with their 3 point shooting. And that is for openers.
Now let's add all the other options:
Lou on the curl for that foul line jumper that is so devastating. And she drive the lane to the basket.
Pheesa can hit the mid-range jumper as well as some 3's. We all know what she can do in the low blocks.
Z has a full arsenal of weapons - the 3, the drive, the mid-range and she can battle down low.
Gabby will be Gabby - pass, shoot the foul line jumper or drive the lane.
Kia sets it up but we know given a lane, she goes to the hoop with force.
If you are an opposing coach, how do you defend this? Who have you got defensively to match up? You may be able to contain a couple of our ladies, but there are three others who can do serious damage! Remember, all UConn players are very good passers.
Crystal Dangerfield comes off the bench and hits the turbo button. Game - set - match.