First up is Azzi Fudd, a name UConn fans know well. After missing time due to injuries, she came back strong in 2024-2025. Fudd is a sharpshooter with a knack for making plays, averaging 13.3 points per game last season and hitting 44.5% of her three-pointers. Now in her final year, she’s decided to stick around, and that’s huge for the Huskies.
Then there’s Sarah Strong, who burst onto the scene as a freshman last year. She was so good that she finished second in the country in win shares, basically a stat that shows how much she helped the team win, trailing only Bueckers. As a sophomore, Strong’s ready to take center stage.
Serah Williams, who transferred from Wisconsin, is a new face in the lineup. At 6’4”, she’s a game-changer in the frontcourt. Back in 2023-2024, she put up 19.2 points, 9.8 rebounds, and 2.3 blocks per game, earning her the Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year award.
VIDEO: KK Arnold Fangirls Over Former Teammate Paige Bueckers in a Hilarious Interaction
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‘The Best Duo in the Country’ - College Basketball Analysts Explain Why Jana El Alfy Is the Key to UConn’s 2025-26 Title Hopes
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