partially diminished the value of her 18.5 points per game for a senior-laden team that lost in the quarterfinals of the Big East tournament and the second round of the NCAA tournament. But as good as Sunday's line looked, Brown isn't trying to transform Rodgers into a new player, mostly because he already has enough of those on his hands. "Her shooting percentage was a big deal when we had seven seniors last year," Brown said. "Her shooting percentage doesn't mean anything to me this year because sometimes we're going to need her to score 35. Last game we played, she only scored [22 points], so some nights we're going to need her. But Sugar's always been efficient; for the most part, she takes good shots and she hits them. Her shooting percentage is really not a big deal for me. it's the opponent's field goal percentage that's my biggest concern." Even without Delle Donne, Delaware had opportunities to win Sunday's game, throwing away perhaps its best chance by shooting 14-of-25 from the free throw line. But with just enough defense and just enough Rodgers, Georgetown came away with a significant result for a team with only two players who averaged even double-digit minutes last season and a coach adjusting to the head role after years as an assistant. Rodgers might shoot the Hoyas out of some games. She might win them more games like this one. What's clear is this particular Georgetown team is fortunate to have her. "Sugar