UConn women's basketball's Geno Auriemma coaches 1,400th game in Huskies' win at Providence
UConn women's basketball head coach Geno Auriemma coached his 1,400th career game. He ranks fourth all-time in games coached.
How far does UConn women's basketball team drop on Carl Adamec's AP Top 25 ballot?
The UConn women's basketball loss to Tennessee will cause them to fall in Carl Adamec's AP Top 25 ballot, but how low will ...
How South Carolina became the top program in women's basketball
Three NCAA titles. A perfect season. Here are the moments that paved the way for South Carolina to become the dynasty of ...
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Geno Auriemma plans to push Sarah Strong for more, thinks there's more room for improvement amid "consistent" UConn season
UConn coach Geno Auriemma is impressed with freshman forward Sarah Strong, who emerged as one of the top rookies in the country. Strong is leading the Huskies in rebounding (7.
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“That’s why nobody likes you”: When $18 million worth Geno Auriemma remembered his mom’s words while listing things that bother him
Vivian Stringer 1481 (Rutgers, Iowa and Cheyney State), and Sylvia Hatchell 1,428 (North Carolina and Francis Marion). With the win over the Friars, UConn extended its dominance in the Big East ...
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Women’s college basketball bracket watch: North Carolina’s on track to host in NCAA Tournament
but continued consistency in the ACC will have the Tar Heels poised to host in March for the first time since Sylvia Hatchell still walked the sidelines. What has UCLA done this season?
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How South Carolina became the top program in women's basketball
North Carolina coach Sylvia Hatchell missed the 2013-14 season battling cancer, while then-assistant Andrew Calder guided the Tar Heels to the Elite Eight, beating South Carolina in the Sweet 16.