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In today’s episode of Locked On UConn, I’m joined by Hartford Courant beat reporter Emily Adams to discuss the latest news surrounding UConn Women’s Basketball. We start by breaking down UConn’s No. 2 ranking in the AP Poll and what this early recognition means for their season expectations. With First Night taking place tonight, we’ll talk about what to look for as the Huskies kick off their season festivities.
Next, we dive into the current injury report, giving updates on key players and how their return timelines could shape UConn’s early games. Emily also shares her insights on the projected starters and current rotation, as UConn gears up for the season ahead. Plus, we touch on a WNBA moment involving UConn alumnae that highlights the lasting impact of the program.
Stay tuned for a packed episode as we anticipate the first look at this year’s team and explore UConn’s preparation for what could be another memorable season!
Show Notes:
• Segment 1: UConn Ranked No. 2 in AP Poll / First Night Preview
• Discussion on UConn’s early No. 2 ranking in the AP Poll and how the team plans to handle the pressure.
• First Night is tonight! What should fans expect from this season-opening event, and who are the players to watch?
• Segment 2: Injury Report
• Updates on key injuries, including timelines for players like Caroline Ducharme, Azzi Fudd, and Aubrey Griffin.
• How will the coaching staff manage minutes as players return to full strength, and which injuries pose the biggest challenge?
• Segment 3: Starters and Rotation as of Today
• A deep dive into UConn’s projected starters and current rotation with insights from Emily Adams.
• How versatility will play a major role in UConn’s rotation, and which players might fill multiple roles as the season progresses.
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In today’s episode of Locked On UConn, I’m joined by Hartford Courant beat reporter Emily Adams to discuss the latest news surrounding UConn Women’s Basketball. We start by breaking down UConn’s No. 2 ranking in the AP Poll and what this early recognition means for their season expectations. With First Night taking place tonight, we’ll talk about what to look for as the Huskies kick off their season festivities.
Next, we dive into the current injury report, giving updates on key players and how their return timelines could shape UConn’s early games. Emily also shares her insights on the projected starters and current rotation, as UConn gears up for the season ahead. Plus, we touch on a WNBA moment involving UConn alumnae that highlights the lasting impact of the program.
Stay tuned for a packed episode as we anticipate the first look at this year’s team and explore UConn’s preparation for what could be another memorable season!
Show Notes:
• Segment 1: UConn Ranked No. 2 in AP Poll / First Night Preview
• Discussion on UConn’s early No. 2 ranking in the AP Poll and how the team plans to handle the pressure.
• First Night is tonight! What should fans expect from this season-opening event, and who are the players to watch?
• Segment 2: Injury Report
• Updates on key injuries, including timelines for players like Caroline Ducharme, Azzi Fudd, and Aubrey Griffin.
• How will the coaching staff manage minutes as players return to full strength, and which injuries pose the biggest challenge?
• Segment 3: Starters and Rotation as of Today
• A deep dive into UConn’s projected starters and current rotation with insights from Emily Adams.
• How versatility will play a major role in UConn’s rotation, and which players might fill multiple roles as the season progresses.
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