I'm ambivalent regarding regressing.
While we haven't played well the last four games (3 of which were uninspiring wins against the worst SEC teams), I think that's a function of being so dependent on freshmen.
Yes, South Carolina starts 3 freshmen. But, they also have high quality upperclassmen to depend on, in case the freshmen falter (As happened in yesterday's game with Cooke).
Overall, the team's record was about as well as could be expected, under the circumstances (High level players transferring, injuries, new coaching staff). It's the way that record was accomplished that is concerning.
1) As a team, we played at a lower level, at the end of the season, then we did early in the year (Again, that could be relying on freshmen who may have hit the wall).
2) We never even remotely solved the turnover problem. (This could be inherent in the players that we have and might require different personnel).
3) Our offensive system. Certainly, against better teams, our offense seems ineffective and disorganized. We too often resort to one-on-one forced shots (Plenty of those in yesterday's game).
Bottom line is...
It's way to early to draw conclusions about KJH as coach.
She needs more time, and probably her own players, to make a fair judgement about her coaching abilities. And regardless of how good a coach she'll be, it will be how well she can recruit that will determine how far the LV's basketball program will go.