Well said, Bone Dog, TCC KId and Carnac... from what I've seen here and on previous KK videos, she has the handle, passing skills and shooting ability to step in as the point guard at most DI programs. Fortunately, at UConn she won't need to (although I suspect she will be often over the next four seasons).
It looks to me that she's slimmed down a bit and is even quicker than in earlier videos. As numerous of you have said, she'll drive other teams batty at both ends of the court.
KK might need to moderate her theatrics, yet I love her evident self-confidence and that she seems to have the support of her teammates. That has always been a crucial ingredient for the Huskies.
With all the talent hopefully awaiting Geno's bidding next season, I believe the lynchpin still will be whether Paige can come back and be as good or close to as good as she was a freshman. Great teams generally are led by great players, and begging my pardon for all others on the roster, Paige is still the most conspicuous candidate to be a great player.
Finally, regardless of all the talk and discussion about who'll be the 1, 2 or 3, best thing for the '22-23 Huskies could be that whether it's Paige, Nika, KK, Azzi or Ines bringing the ball up the court, they're all well schooled as point guards and all of them can shoot... in Geno's ideal offense, who'll bother keeping track of the 1s, 2s and 3s?