What's difficult to comprehend is why the setback this year? Last year, they set a really good foundation for how disruptive this style of play could be, and they put the fear of God in a lot of teams that were more highly regarded than them. On paper, Kim did all the right things. I think it boils down to the new players she brought in and the culture that was forming on the team...both of which are probably toxic. I think "the system" could work with some tweaking, but more importantly, a more mature group of players. I'm not blaming the freshmen, but the upperclassmen (namely, Cooper, Whitehorn and Spearman) needed to lead by example even if they weren't vocal leaders. So you then have Whitehorn kicked off the team for acting like a fool, and bring in the volatile Barker, and your culture goes down the drain. You can almost see it in the face of someone like Latham, who just wants to work hard and play the game, but is surrounded by these distractions.