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I'd like to see another 6'5" (or taller) post player. by Kayo
It doesn't have to be a great player, just solid depth. ND needs one more really tall big to match up with a few teams on the schedule and, more importantly, a team or two that could land in the same bracket as the Irish in the postseason.
An example would be 6'6" Kyla Oldacre from Miami who played 16 minutes per game and made 57% of her shots, all close to the basket. I'm not saying to get her specifically because I don't remember her from the ND-Miami game. However, her profile is a prototype of a depth addition to the roster who might want to be a rotation player on a team that will challenge for a championship.