Couple observations...
When recognizing All-Whatever teams, what do the coaches and media look at? 9/10 it's stats. Whoever scores, gets on the teams. Whether or not a player can or is willing to defend isn't considered. Players whose role is to play defense against the opposing team's best offensive player, while possibly sacrificing offensive stats are rarely rewarded on teams, and rarely offered scholarships by colleges based on their defense. Perhaps the WSU coaches are planning on using some sort of zone or packline man defense, where a player's individual defense isn't as important. I couldn't tell you.
Second, Drew Hansen or Alan Stein, I can't remember which, talks about people who scream at kids from the stands to follow their shot as people who don't know much about basketball. It's just something to scream so they seem like they know the game. He says that if you have put in the repetitions in shooting, you should feel as though every shot leaving your hand is going in, therefore, following your shot is a sign that you are not confident in your shooting ability. Maybe this young lady feels confident that every shot she shoots is going in. Now, if a teammate shoots and she stands out at the three point line with her hands on her hips upset they didn't kick it out to her for her shot, then I'd buy in to the lazy label.
