That's true but adapting to not having Jordan is going to be a more challenging transformation than coping with Rae's injury. Jordan is the Swiss army knife player who could move between point guard, shooting guard, hit the boards, defend the perimeter, and she handled full court the best of any our guards. Plus, she was also the player who most often created in the half court offense.
So, the PG role is now squarely on the shoulders of Walker and Miles. Rae can fill some of the gaps but not that one. Kaiya Wynn is going to have step up in way that surprises people as the perimeter defender and someone who helps break pressure. We have seen signs she can do the former but no so much the latter.
It will be interesting to see how it goes. I think the LVs will be able to find a new balance and might be able to still make the Sweet 16. But, having SC as their next game is pretty much the worst case scenario. LSU will be the better test of whether or not they can adapt to losing another major piece (this time their biggest one).
Make the Sweet 16 without the one dependable scorer we have? Maybe, if our first two opponents are somewhat mediocre--like us. Burrell is the only legit scorer we have left--and she has not shot well since she returned. This is a team that has some serious talent issues. We did well to overcome them in the first half of the season--but two big injuries and overall poor play over the last month has hobbled this team, I'm afraid.