The Latest Breaking News from Geno Auriemma

UConn vs. Stanford showcases two iconic programs in the history of the sport, while South Carolina vs. Louisville features two of the most compelling for the future.

MINNEAPOLIS — She stood at the edge of the basketball court all by herself facing the crowd, fists clenched, arms locked, and unleashed a full-throated scream, a moment captured in a photograph that quickly went viral.

Despite receiving a tough, hard-nosed test from No. 7–seeded Central Florida, the Huskies are moving on in the women’s NCAA tournament.

STORRS, Conn. — Defense usually doesn’t go into slumps or droughts and, if you have enough players, it doesn’t get tired.

UNCASVILLE, Conn. — The UConn women came into the Big East tournament firing on all cylinders, and we’re not talking about a V-6 any more, or even a V-8.

Geno Auriemma sits at the intermission of the 2021-22 UConn women’s basketball season, the couple of days between a tumultuous regular season and the postseason that will determine how far the Huskies have come — and gone. At his desk in the Werth Center, he is surrounded by 11 championship…

Geno Auriemma wasn’t sure why, but he chose Sunday to ditch the athletic swag and get back to business casual with a dark suit and open collar.

UConn’s star guard won’t return during the regular season after suffering a knee injury against Notre Dame in November.

Sunday against Marquette, Nika Mühl was scoreless on 0-3 shooting in the UConn women’s basketball team’s 72-58 win over the Golden Eagles.