To me that says as much about the potential of Stokes than it does anything negative about Achonwa. Hell, there was a whole group of UConn posters that were insistent that Stokes was better than Stefanie Dolson and should be starting for UConn. Achonwa and Stokes are different players though. Achonwa's not the defensive presence that Stokes is, but she is much more skilled offensively. Stokes really couldn't create anything for herself offensively as a freshman, which was of course a big reason why Stefanie Dolson actually was the better player and continued to start for UConn. Achonwa's not going to be an All-American, but I wouldn't be very surprised if she turned out to be All-Big East next season. She's going to play big minutes and likely average double figure points per game.
To me, it's how a player does against the better teams that show me how good a player is.
1st Baylor game - 12 minutes, 0 points, 2 rebounds
Duke - 21 minutes, 0 points, 7 rebounds
UK - 19 minutes, 15 points, 5 rebounds
1st UConn game - 20 minutes, 4 points, 4 rebounds
Tenn - 11 minutes, 7 points, 2 rebounds
Depaul - 14 minutes, 16 points, 4 rebounds
GU - 18 minutes, 7 points, 7 rebounds
SJU - 18 minutes, 4 points, 3 rebounds
WV - 11 minutes, 4 points, 0 rebounds
UL - 15 minutes, 0 points, 3 rebounds
2nd UConn game - 11 minutes, 3 points, 2 rebounds
Depaul - 14 minutes, 4 points, 3 rebounds
3rd UConn game - 18 minutes, 3 points, 2 rebounds
That's 13 of the tougher games (might have miss a couple) and she had 2 very good games. To me, I don't see how that translates to an All-big east performer. Even with increased minutes.
She did have a good NCAA tourney game against Maryland. Does that mean she will carry this through to next year. I don't think so.
What exactly does Achowa do that would be considered offensive moves? She does the pick and roll well with Diggins. And she can hit the occasional jumper. That's about it as far as I can see in the few games I've watched.