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[QUOTE="jonson, post: 2957199, member: 6034"]
Cazorla has indeed been a fine player (although also a breathtakingly casual one at times), but she's never been very assertive and I don't think it's in her nature to be that.  Hebard an even bigger disappointment to me.  She was so reliable last year (and even as a freshman) that I assumed that Oregon had two solid building blocks (three, if you include Cazorla) and only needed Sabally to step up to be a better team than last year.  Sabally has made strides toward doing just that, but Hebard seems to have gone in the other direction.  And although Boley was supposed to be Bando-plus--with the plus being an added presence inside along with the outside shooting, the latter has been very inconsistent and the former too-often non-existent (she had only one rebound against SDS), so much so that I wonder if Oregon might be better (or at least more like last year's team) with the freshman Chavez in the starting lineup instead of Boley.  In any case, someone--ideally more than one someone--needs to step up.  Ionescu can do a lot, but she can't do it all.  And when she tries to, the outcome is usually not a good one.
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