As you can see in the first pic, Caitlin's last two years in college, she averaged 11.5 3-point shots per game and made 38.35% of those. She was the PRIMARY ball handler during that time. She rarely was off the ball under Coach Bluder.

"You don't tell a racehorse WHOA!" as Coach Bluder always said about letting Caitlin shoot.

So far this year, as you can see in the second pic covering this year under Stephanie White (per the last 5 games), Caitlin is averaging 6.2 3-point shots per game with a 31% make percentage. Even under the FULL 2026 season stats, she's only averaging 7.5 3-point shots per game and that's only higher because on May 15th against Washington, she took 17 3-point shots and made 7 of them.

My point is, I think the reason that Caitlin is making less of her 3-point shots under White is because under Stephanie White, she handles the ball a lot less and the ball rarely gets back to her when she does handle the ball and passes it to her teammates and therefore is not in rhythm when she attempts a rare 3-point shot. Not to mention when she does get the ball back and attempts a 3-point shot, it's usually under duress taking the shot because of White's poor offensive system.

I think she made more 3-point shots under Coach Bluder because she took more 3-point shots as the primary ball handler and therefore was in better rhythm when taking them. She had better 'feel' because she took more shots under Bluder. Bluder never told her, "WHOA!"

Stephanie White has literally taken the 'rhythm' out of CC's 3-point shot. White has told her, "WHOA, Caitlin!!"

If you're not repeatedly doing something as much as you use to, you're not going to be as good at it as you used to be. Hence - why Caitlin is in a 3-point shooting slump under White. She's out of rhythm.

Sorry about my writing skills.

Thoughts? 😊

For whatever reason, Mo has not panned out for us so far this season. It might take her a little longer to adjust to CC's style of play. I have no doubt she's a good player and a good vet presence for the locker-room, but she's struggling and she may need more time to develop chemistry with the team.

Myisha has played well when in the game. She is also a good passer and has decent court vision for a big. She also has good size and is hard to move in the paint.

I think it's time to pull Mo as a starter and give Myisha the starting position beside AB instead. Hopefully, eventually Mo will figure it out and play better with her minutes. She may give us good minutes coming off the bench to spell Myisha and/or AB. But, for now, I would start Myisha going forward ESPECIALLY against the Liberty tomorrow night considering the size advantage the Liberty has on us. Myisha's size will help in that regard because she's built like at tank.

Thoughts?