I'm not an expert but how many ways are there for THIS team to beat a zone with the players and experience on the floor? Serious question... Sometimes the other team is just better and nothing will eliminate the other team's game plan. You beat the zone by hitting shots. Everyone on our team has been shooting the ball for well over a decade.
I'm not absolving CSP and coaching because at the end of the day it all falls to him win or lose but this team is missing ANY contributions from the last couple of classes. This year's class are freshman and it's crazy to rely on true freshman but Zion and TL were both highly rated and haven't shown. Wiggs is/should also be on the floor. 1 scorer to go with TH and the rest of the team are reasonable complementary parts and would feel like a much more well-rounded team.
One way solving a zone is attacking the gaps cut to the hoop.
You have to make quick passes drive into those gaps and shoot a closer jumper or possibly look to dump to the post.. Don't worry about what analytics says take the 15 foot shot or pull up jumper if there.
I was of the opinion Fred was a big analytics guy ( I am probably wrong) 2 for 1, its a 3 or a layup nothing in between. Don't know if Prohm follows a similar idea
With this team and shooting challenges, I just think you kind of have to go back to more old school, assume there is no 3 point line anymore, how do you approach scoring in that environment.. Where do you put up shots from.