What’s UConn’s ceiling this season? Answering women’s college basketball preseason questions

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The 2023-2024 women’s college basketball season has arrived. Naturally, there are a billion and one questions on everyone’s minds. To save time, I’ve narrowed the list down to 12 and highlighted some of the most prevailing topics heading into the season. So, settle in and get ready for the tipoff.

It’s going to be a fun season.

1. What is LSU’s biggest hurdle to a repeat title?

Winning back-to-back championships isn’t easy. Only UConn, Tennessee and USC have accomplished this feat. But LSU has the talent and coaching prowess to get it done. With a stacked roster of Angel Reese, Flau’jae Johnson, Aneesah Morrow, Hailey Van Lith, Sa’Myah Smith, Kateri Poole, top freshman Mikaylah Williams and more, the Tigers have one of the most complete teams in college basketball. The only question is chemistry. Morrow (DePaul) and Van Lith (Louisville) led their previous teams in scoring and usage percentage before transferring. With one ball to go around, touches and scoring opportunities will be limited. It can take time and patience for new pieces to come together on the court.

2. Were injuries the only thing holding Texas back last season?

Starting the season without Rori Harmon was a big blow. Losing Aaliyah Moore nine games in wasn’t ideal, either. Texas muddled through…

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