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How UConn and other NCAA women's basketball programs find talent around the world

Nika Mühl committed to UConn women’s basketball — sight unseen.

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UConn women’s basketball aims to continue dominant run in Sweet 16 vs. North Carolina

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UConn Huskies and North Carolina Tar Heels meet in Sweet 16

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Women's March Madness Sweet 16 scores: Elite Eight set as South Carolina, Texas, Michigan, TCU cruise to wins

The Elite Eight of the 2026 women's NCAA Tournament is set after four teams advanced during Saturday's Sweet 16 action.

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Kentucky women's basketball routed by Texas in March Madness Sweet 16

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Everything that happened in the Women's March Madness Sweet 16: Live updates and reaction from NCAA Tournament

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Notre Dame tops Vanderbilt to move on to Elite Eight.

Once again Hidalgo drove the Irish, this time with a triple double.

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UConn women's basketball headed to Final Four after win over Notre Dame

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Women’s Sweet 16 takeaways: Duke’s buzzer-beater 3-pointer stuns LSU in epic finish

UConn’s Geno Auriemma shares players-first message after clinching Final Four berth

The UConn women's basketball team is back in the national semi-finals, and Geno Auriemma shared a message about his squad.

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UConn women’s basketball notes: Freshmen relish first NCAA tournament, Huskies host top recruit

STORRS — When freshman center Gandy Malou-Mamel walked into Gampel Pavilion on Friday for the UConn women’s basketball team’s first official NCAA Tournament practice, she was stunned by the makeover that the Huskies’ home arena had undergone.

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UConn women's basketball commit Olivia Vukosa named Gatorade National Player of the Year finalist

Olivia Vukosa will become the fourth former Christ the King High School star to play for UConn women’s basketball next fall when she begins her collegiate career. But this spring she’ll have the chance to join one of those former Huskies in one of the nation’s highest honors for high school recruits.