Los Angeles Sparks are quietly crushing WNBA free agency
All eyes are on the Aces and Liberty, but don't overlook LA.
Read more
UConn’s Paige Bueckers returned to practice with the Huskies Wednesday after injuring her knee earlier this season.
The sophomore guard has been out since Dec. 5, when she was helped off the court during UConn’s matchup against Notre Dame. That same month, Bueckers had surgery to repair an anterior tibial plateau fracture in her left knee. The procedure has an eight-week projected post-operation recovery period.
Coach Geno Auriemma provided an update on Bueckers’s rehabilitation, telling reporters that she was able to join practice with “some semblance of defense and she could run up and down the floor a couple times… for a few minutes.”
Geno says today was the first day Paige Bueckers was able to be out on the court with “some semblance of defense and she could run up and down the floor a couple times… for a few minutes.”
— Alexa Philippou (@alexaphilippou) February 16, 2022
Previously, Buecker’s father had expressed concern about his daughter’s return, saying the original 6-8 week timeline seemed too short.
No. 10 UConn will next take on Xavier on Friday on the road in Cincinnati.
All eyes are on the Aces and Liberty, but don't overlook LA.
The rule requires players to prioritize the WNBA over international leagues.
DiDi Richards and others think NIL will help overcome the "drop-off" in fans.
The Liberty guard becomes the third WNBA star in two years to launch a shoe.