UConn Huskies women's basketball alumni are no stranger to being the best of the best, and Forbes Magazine can't help but agree. UConn alumni Paige Bueckers and

The NCAA released the first Women's NET rankings of the 2025-26 season earlier this week, providing a fascinating glimpse into how the committee's metric currently assesses the national landscape. Unlike traditional polls,

The UConn women’s basketball team combined for 18 made 3-pointers against Xavier on Sunday to open Big East play with a 104-39 victory.

UConn basketball stars Paige Bueckers and Azzi Fudd just made history off the court. The two former teammates were named to Cosmopolitan's 2025 Couples of the Y

Sophomore Kayleigh Heckel and freshman Blanca Quiñonez are often the first subs off the bench. Heckel usually comes in to give starting point guard KK Arnold a breather, while Quiñonez often checks in for either junior guard Ashlynn Shade or forward Serah Williams, if the Huskies need size down low.

Sarah Strong’s fourth double-double of the season powered the UConn women’s basketball team to an 85-51 rout of South Florida in Tampa.

And on Sunday, Dec. 7, when the No. 1 UConn women’s basketball team (8-0) opens their Big East slate against DePaul (2-6), a fifth name will be etched into the rafters. Below are storylines to watch and an opponent scout for Bird’s Sunday flight up to Storrs immortality.

The Huskies will then be off for fall semester final exams before going to Los Angeles to face USC Dec. 13 in a rematch of a 2025 NCAA Tournament Elite Eight game. The Trojans defeated the Huskies in Hartford during the regular season and the matchup at the Galen Center completes a home-and-home.