[2006alum]

True, and Rapp was a classmate, so I was an even bigger fan! But that was also during the tail end of our last weak(er) stretch before Wiggins brought us back to our first final four in a decade, and we're a much deeper (and likely to become even deeper) team than we were back then. Over the next few seasons, she'll be competing for playing perimeter time with Williams, Wilson, the Hulls, and Jump. And in a Princeton offense, even our bigs like Fingall (and presumably Prechtel and Brink, given their all-court games) will be positioned at the wing to threaten a trey, so that's why I'm hoping to see more defensive development during this season. My general sense in recent years has been that if a player isn't getting significant minutes by the beginning of their junior year, they don't really make much of an impact for us. The closest two exceptions are Bri Roberson and Ruef, but both of them were filling big gaps from the prior year's graduates.

[2006alum]

True, and Rapp was a classmate, so I was an even bigger fan! But that was also during the tail end of our last weak(er) stretch before Wiggins brought us back to our first final four in a decade, and we're a much deeper (and likely to become even deeper) team than we were back then. Over the next few seasons, she'll be competing for playing perimeter time with Williams, Wilson, the Hulls, and Jump. And in a Princeton offense, even our bigs like Fingall (and presumably Prechtel and Brink, given their all-court games) will be positioned at the wing to threaten a trey, so that's why I'm hoping to see more defensive development during this season. My general sense in recent years has been that if a player isn't getting significant minutes by the beginning of their junior year, they don't really make much of an impact for us. The closest two exceptions are Bri Roberson and Ruef, but both of them were filling big gaps from the prior year's graduates.