[qwerty49]

On a broader level, teams have played a zone defense against in the past and we haven't been the greatest in solving them. I feel like with our obvious strength in the frontcourt that we will have to find a way to break it, either with more consistent and varied 3-pt shooting than just Jump or something I felt that we don't utilize enough, but the midrange jumper in the soft spot in the zone from Jones or maybe Demetre or even Prechtel.

Of those 3, Jones is the most likely zone-buster off the midrange jumper IMHO.  Prechtel is more of a 3-pt threat, although she did have that great game in the tournament vs Louisville (seems like ages ago) which IIRC was 6 for 6 in the 2nd half and a mix of 2's and 3's.  Demetre is still relatively unproven and hopefully she earns the meaningful minutes this year to show us what she can do.

I might add Brink to the list. It will be interesting to see how her game changes with some time at the 4.

[qwerty49]

On a broader level, teams have played a zone defense against in the past and we haven't been the greatest in solving them. I feel like with our obvious strength in the frontcourt that we will have to find a way to break it, either with more consistent and varied 3-pt shooting than just Jump or something I felt that we don't utilize enough, but the midrange jumper in the soft spot in the zone from Jones or maybe Demetre or even Prechtel.

Of those 3, Jones is the most likely zone-buster off the midrange jumper IMHO.  Prechtel is more of a 3-pt threat, although she did have that great game in the tournament vs Louisville (seems like ages ago) which IIRC was 6 for 6 in the 2nd half and a mix of 2's and 3's.  Demetre is still relatively unproven and hopefully she earns the meaningful minutes this year to show us what she can do.

I might add Brink to the list. It will be interesting to see how her game changes with some time at the 4.