UConn guard Azzi Fudd says she has not yet decided whether to return for a fifth college season or declare for the upcoming WNBA draft. "I think I have to sit down and talk with my family, with the people closest to me,

Is Sarah Strong the Freshman of the Year? Buy. Since the beginning of the season, the freshman forward has established herself as a key part of the roster with her

Paige Bueckers corrals a loose ball and kicks it out to Azzi Fudd for a UConn 3-pointer.

As it turns out, Bueckers wasn't just hoping Fudd would decide to come to Storrs. Rather, Bueckers was actively recruiting Fudd with a unique method: a highlight tape of her own passes. Fudd detailed the start of their friendship and the successful recruiting pitch in a GQ story about Bueckers published Tuesday: "She can get a bucket literally whenever she wants,

UConn women's basketball redshirt junior Azzi Fudd will participate in Sunday's Senior Day celebration, even though she has yet to decide on her future.

UConn women’s basketball star Azzi Fudd is still pondering her WNBA Draft decision as the season winds down. The junior guard has had a great bounce-back year after injuries stalled her career. While Fudd is now projected to be among the first players selected in this upcoming WNBA Draft,

The UConn Huskies women's basketball team has its senior day game on March 2, when they take on Marquette. Given that all indications are star guard Paige Buec

UConn women's basketball will celebrate four players on Sunday for Senior Day, including Paige Bueckers and Azzi Fudd.

UConn guard Azzi Fudd is still weighing the "pros and cons" of a possible return to UConn next season or turning pro, she told reporters Saturday.

Paige Bueckers had 20 points to lead No. 3 UConn to a 71-40 win over St. John’s in the quarterfinals of the Big East women’s basketball tournament.Sarah Strong had 10 points and 14 rebounds while Azzi Fudd finished with 11 points as the Huskies won their 13th consecutive Big East tournament game and recorded their 34th win in a row in a conference tournament.

Four seniors, Kaitlyn Chen, Aubrey Griffen, Azzi Fudd and Paige Bueckers, all have made various contributions to the UConn women’s basketball program.