There's a very good chance that the defending champion UConn Huskies are better this season than last season, despite the loss of Paige Bueckers. The team currently sits at 13-0 on the season, and ...

Diana Taurasi joined the Phoenix Mercury in 2004, and before that she helped UConn win championships. Taurasi and her team won three in a row, and the first was in 2002. The Huskies defeated the ...

Diana Taurasi began her Olympic journey in 2004, and she after winning gold in 2024, the Mercury legend has a special place in history. Aug 8, 2021; Saitama, Japan; United States players Diana Taurasi ...

UConn legend Sue Bird returned to Harry A. Gampel Pavilion Sunday for the retirement of her No. 10 jersey, calling the honor an emotional milestone as the Huskies celebrated one of the most decorated ...

Sue Bird calls her UConn women's basketball jersey retirement an “incredible honor” as the Huskies honor one of the program’s all-time greats. UConn legend Sue Bird returned to Harry A. Gampel ...

Bird celebrated her jersey retirement ceremony before a 102-35 No.1 UConn win over DePaul. Joe Buglewicz / Getty Images As Sue Bird stood at center court Sunday afternoon, minutes before her No. 10 ...

Sue Bird received a standing ovation at Gampel Pavilion as her No. 10 jersey was officially retired by UConn. Geno Auriemma stood by her side while calling her "the greatest point guard to play ...

The UConn Huskies women's basketball program retired Sue Bird's jersey number (No. 10) before the team took its ninth straight win over DePaul on Sunday. "It's really a place where I grew up, a place ...

The Phoenix Mercury drafted a special player in Diana Taurasi, and right before they drafted her, she helped UConn do something special. Dec 27, 2024; Phoenix, Arizona, USA; Phoenix Mercury player ...

Leave it to Sue Bird to make a “dream team” list sound like a masterclass in basketball nostalgia. The UConn Huskies legend and one of the most decorated players of all time was on Azzi Fudd’s podcast ...

Aja Wilson stands among the greatest in WNBA history. This video compares her stats and accolades with icons like Lisa Leslie, Candace Parker, Sheryl Swoopes, Diana Taurasi, and Tamika Catchings. We ...