Paige Bueckers, the projected No. 1 WNBA pick this year, added her name to UConn's history books on Sunday in a very cool way.

UConn Huskies guard Paige Bueckers made history in her team's 96-36 blowout win against the Seton Hall Pirates on Sunday.

UConn star Paige Bueckers is poised to become the fastest player in program history to score 2,000 points against Seton Hall on Sunday.

When Paige Bueckers, Sarah Strong and Azzi Fudd are at their best, Geno Auriemma sees the path for UConn women’s basketball to its 12th NCAA title.

UConn women's basketball star Paige Bueckers reached a significant milestone as she became the fastest Huskies player to reach 2,000 career points on Sunday.

Before they had played a second of high school basketball, a friendship was blossoming between Azzi Fudd and Paige Bueckers. When Fudd signed her National Letter of Intent to join Bueckers at 11-time national champion UConn, the two sweet-shooting guards figured to become the latest dynamic duo for the Huskies.

She reached the mark in her 102nd game, breaking the program record of 108 games by Maya Moore. Bueckers is the ... playing without Savannah Catalon and Connecticut native Shailyn Pinkney.

Bueckers scored points No. and 2,001 on a jumper with 8:05 remaining in the first half. Bueckers reached the mark in her 102nd game, breaking the program record of 108 games by Maya Moore.

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Sarah Strong and the UConn Huskies extended their winning streak to nine games on Saturday, defeating the Creighton Bluejays 72-61 in a Big East showdown at CHI Health Center Omaha.

Paige Bueckers has a lot to be thankful for lately. The UConn Huskies star recently returned from a knee injury and made history with her inclusion in the 2,000-point club.

As an athlete with celebrity status, you're probably used to people approaching you for autographs or photos, and Paige Bueckers is getting more and more used to it. But sometimes,