Will she be as effective as James Nnaji?

At this point I dont care about what transfers other schools got just baylor.

Only ten healthy players, too slim for comfort.

Think folks are misinterpreting the importance of deep rotation players (#10-#13 in rotation). Those players aren't on the roster to win individual games. They can bolster seasons.

They are spare tires when injuries or illness occurs. Defend, rebound, set screens & avoid turnovers.
They suck up minutes in blowouts (either direction) to help core rotations players avoid injuries and limit minutes when the outcome is not in doubt.
They finish games (last 2-4 minutes) when outcome determined (not blowouts but winner clear). Again avoid injuries to and limit minutes of core rotation.

Reaching the post season with a "not injured" core rotation, fresh legged because their average minutes played is 2-5 minutes lower than it would otherwise be, and deep rotation pieces with some experience if something bad occurs……..that is how deeper runs are built.

A core rotation that achieves hosting status is the biggest key. But anyone who saw T. Scott's shooting percentage drop like a rock last season as she wore out at the end of conference play understands how big an issue "total minutes played" is in college basketball. Especially with women who shoot more from the lower body than men do.

But those players don't need to be Wonder Woman, wear a cape and defeat evil Horned Frogs.
They simply need to fill a role and do it at an acceptable level.
Easiest comp is a MLB team shopping the bargain bin for a #5 or #6 starter in March.