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I strongly believe that had ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥ been able to keep shooting guard Madison Conner — she transferred to TCU two years ago — that the declining 15-11 Wildcats would be in the Top 25 entering Sunday’s McKale Center showdown with 23-3 TCU, which is ranked No. 11.

Conner, from Phoenix, who played two full seasons at ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥, is probably the best distance shooter in women’s college basketball. She leads the NCAA with 94 3s (no one else has more than 84). She is also shooting a sizzling 46% on 3s. That’s No. 8 nationally.

TCU has made 257 3s this season; ÃÛèÖÖ±²¥, a team of role players with no reliable 3-point shooter, has made just 148.

The power of one, in this case ex-Wildcat Conner, can’t be understated.