[81alum]

This is not Pac12 news but didn't want to start another new thread: Azzi Fudd is out  3-6 weeks for Uconn with a knee injury suffered Sunday at ND. She's been very injury prone throughout her career and Uconn's team injury misfortune continues.  Uconn will be vulnerable Sunday at Maryland and vs Florida State in the coming weeks without her.

That's just very unfortunate, both for Azzi FUDD and UConn.  UConn lost WCBB #1 star Paige BUECKERS 
and #5 overall recruit 6'3 center Isuneh BRADY even before the season started,  starting center
6'5 Dorka JUHASZ is still currently out indefinitely with an injury, then this with FUDD now.

I am saddened for Fudd.  Injuries are a curse on the womens' game in particular.

In the past, Geno did not have deep teams, and he was more interested in running up scores by keeping his starters in long after they were needed.  As a result, I have long thought that UConn's biggest vulnerability would be depth and injuries to key players.  They have only 12 on their roster, and so now they have 8.  Not slouches, but you know how Tara would play them if we got them today.

So I have great sympathy for each one of Uconn's injured players.  No Stanford fan can ever wish that on any other team after 1998.  But my sympathy for the players does not extend to their program or their coach.

[81alum]

This is not Pac12 news but didn't want to start another new thread: Azzi Fudd is out  3-6 weeks for Uconn with a knee injury suffered Sunday at ND. She's been very injury prone throughout her career and Uconn's team injury misfortune continues.  Uconn will be vulnerable Sunday at Maryland and vs Florida State in the coming weeks without her.

That's just very unfortunate, both for Azzi FUDD and UConn.  UConn lost WCBB #1 star Paige BUECKERS 
and #5 overall recruit 6'3 center Isuneh BRADY even before the season started,  starting center
6'5 Dorka JUHASZ is still currently out indefinitely with an injury, then this with FUDD now.

I am saddened for Fudd.  Injuries are a curse on the womens' game in particular.

In the past, Geno did not have deep teams, and he was more interested in running up scores by keeping his starters in long after they were needed.  As a result, I have long thought that UConn's biggest vulnerability would be depth and injuries to key players.  They have only 12 on their roster, and so now they have 8.  Not slouches, but you know how Tara would play them if we got them today.

So I have great sympathy for each one of Uconn's injured players.  No Stanford fan can ever wish that on any other team after 1998.  But my sympathy for the players does not extend to their program or their coach.