Quick thoughts on the year 2017-18 when Stevens is eligible--
Barring injuries/further transfers, Connecticut should have the strongest team in the nation once again. One through 5 they can play:
1-Crystal Dangerfield, SO
2-Kia Nurse, SR
3-KLS, JR
4. Napheesa Collier, JR
5. Azura Stevens, JR
With Gabby Williams, Natalie Butler and 2017 recruits earning time off the bench. In that starting 5, you have the top point guard from 2016, one of the better players from the class of 2014, the #1 recruit from 2015, a uniquely talented All-American forward transferring in, and a top 10 recruit from 2015 in Collier. They also lose just Chong from 2013 and will have a full roster back and potentially a loaded 2017 class. Simply put, UCONN will be stacked.
If you look at some of the other top teams projected for 2017-18, you have:
Notre Dame-Turner will be a senior alongside their great 2015 and 2016 classes. Muffett will need to replace Lindsey Allen, but she'll be their only major loss to make up for. With her program's success and recent recruiting, I would expect Notre Dame to have a great shot to land a couple of top 5-10 kids for 2017.
South Carolina-Senior A'ja Wilson will have a great chance at a title. The lineup also likely includes Kaela Davis and Allisha Gray assuming they play their 5th year.
Ohio State-Kelsey Mitchell will be a senior and will have a potent supporting cast to help burden the load.
Baylor-Lauren Cox, Brown and Mompremier will lead this group. Kim will keep Baylor a Final Four threat.
Louisville-they'll be loaded with all of their recruits, Asia Durr, Mariya Moore and Myisha Hines-Allen as a senior.
Texas-tons of talent coming to Austin. Between Atkins, Higgs, Holmes, Sutton, and McCarty, Texas should have their best team in over a decade.
Obviously, a lot will depend on how the 2016 performs as freshmen and where the 2017 class shakes out, but this transfer puts UCONN back in 1st or 2nd looking 2 years ahead.