True on Soni. Unselfish to a fault. Plus, she's the type of offensive player that needs a screening game rather than a slashing game --- Ivey runs two things (really --- the rest is window-dressing to my eye) that are aimed directly at points: Clear and let Hannah go, and try to establish some post interactions. Neither of those is Soni, and without Westbeld as the danger in the high/low post, that part doesn't work too well. We live basically on speed --- transition and Hannah slashing. If Ivey had a better designed screening and perimeter passing (around the perimeter reversing the ball --- Miles and Hidalgo are great passers, but they tend to look for the climax pass) Soni would find herself in more scoring positions. ... as showed last season when the team had to depend more and more on her getting 20+ a game. You'd think that without Westbeld that would be happening more, but Hannah has been able to destroy opponents on her own, and we just run away from people. Well, to me, that's still not good coaching not to have a better cleverer half court system.