In this day and time...I concerned with playing time for Adlee Blacklock

Well, we don't have insights and we don't have the kind of transparency we would like (and maybe regulatory requirements preclude the transparency....).
I would like to believe there is some lingering/nagging injury or recovery from something or precautionary holding out for some reason going on.
Because I think she has shown enough potential to get a few minutes at some point in these games, and she came on strong enough towards the end of last season to at least merit a bit of look-see regarding her progression in the preseason. But I am not SR, and I didn't stay at a Holiday Inn last night.
There are, of course, other possibilities, ranging from "I know what I have in you, I need to get some of these rookies battle tested and see what I've got" to "I am sending you a message" (let the speculation begin on message being sent - athletic, academic, attitude, etc. etc). Her demeanor and body language do not seem to indicate tension of that sort.....and she still seems engaged in the proceedings and not sulking.

I will see at the SCU game if I detect a "hitch in her giddyup" during warmups or sulky behavior on the end of the pine, but, again, that would be mere speculation.
But in this day and age, I think the OP's concerns are valid if the reasons for her lack of minutes are among the more dour ones.....
Go Beavers!

I just copied what OSU'S site had on it.   Didn't think I needed to check it's math. 

Correct, that is the .182

I must have copied it wrong.  Probably shouldn't post late at night

Lily is significantly better on defense.   She has 6 blocks so far this season including an amazing one against jsu. And even with a lower than normal 3 point percentage against jsu her shooting totals are still way better. 

I really like Adlee's game for the most part but she has not been able to replicate her shooting from last year.   

It seems to me that the question about Blacklock's playing time isn't quite being asked in the best form. This year's team has a very deep bench at guard, the deepest I can remember at any time. There aren't enough minutes in a game for all of the guards to get long stretches on the court. As the team approaches conference play and the heart of the season, the rotation is likely to get tighter, not broader.

So I think the best question to ask about Blacklock is not "why is she not getting more time on the court"? but rather "why are substitutes Hansford, Paurova, and Shuler getting more time than Blacklock (and Pietsch)?"

That question answers itself, in my mind. The coach has decided that because of performance and potential there is reason to give the first three guards more time on the court than the second two guards. This can change, of course. And we as fans can and certainly will discuss why we think the coach has made this decision at this time.

"Adlee is not injured as of last game".  I wouldn't have thought that Talia was hurt last year until she stopped playing and said she was going to get an operation.  It doesn't take much to throw your game off and others can't see anything wrong.  If she says she is physically fine then ok, but otherwise we don't know.

Could you tell there was something wrong with Talia last season other than her loss in shooting accuracy?  And an inside source telling us.  But I couldn't see anything in her movement/playing otherwise.