Armstrong has taken the reins of the offense since injures have forced UCA to abandon the 6-2 rotation in favor of a 5-1, averaging 10.6 assists per set over UCA's past six matches. "EB has done a great job coming in, taking feedback, and being a leader on the floor for us," said UCA head coach Jeni Jones Chatman. The UCA skipper was quick to say that a return to the 6-2 is not out of the realm of possibility once the Sugar Bears are healthy again, saying, "I think the 6-2 could still be something that could work for us. But right now, with the injuries we've got, we just don't have the bodies to be able to do it. I think it's always great to have options to throw at other teams, and a 6-2 could give us that opportunity down the road."