Put me in the camp that was initially excited to have a bigger setter that could block. But that really doesn't matter if she can't put the ball where the hitters need it. I think that was most apparent when Shook entered in the last set against WV...the hitters were once again adjusting to her sets and either tipping/making errors.
Shook came in with the pedigree (coming out of SPVB which is notorious for developing setters) and accolades to be a game-changing setter, but has regressed since she's been here. In all honesty, she probably needs a setter coach on staff who can constantly provide feedback with her setting technique and decision making skills....similar to what she received at the club level. But Tonya and Erik aren't going anywhere and teams are only allotted 2 Assistant coaches.
I thought Jhenna's sets to Johnson were on-point last match, and continues to improve with Butler (the set heights are there, now it's just the timing). She and Yaazie have a really good connection at the right pin, something that the team lacked last year that should have been a strength (with a returning 1st Team All-American in Nwanebu). I think the tips from White are now deliberate instead of necessity, and she is swinging more freely like she did her Freshman season. And hopefully winning those accolades will elevate Logan's game for the tourney, that she will be playing to prove that she deserves those awards.