Locked On UConn - Daily Podcast on University of Connecticut Huskies Football and Basketball

UConn's Chemistry is flowin in the Bahamas

Episode Summary

UConn’s Chemistry is Flowin’ in the Bahamas In today’s episode of Locked On UConn, we break down the Huskies’ impressive team performance at the Baha Mar Women’s Championship in the Bahamas. From Azzi Fudd’s resilience after a rough start to the incredible chemistry and selfless play displayed across the roster, this UConn squad is showing why they’re a force to be reckoned with. We’ll also highlight the dominance of the frontcourt, led by Jana El Alfy, Ice Brady, and Sarah Strong, and discuss how their defense set the tone for the game. Finally, we’ll take a closer look at El Alfy’s breakout performance, what it means for her confidence, and how her growth impacts UConn’s season. Plus, stay tuned for a preview of the championship matchup against Ole Miss as UConn looks to claim another MTE victory!

Episode Notes

Show Notes

 

Segment 1: Team Chemistry and Azzi Fudd’s Resilience

 

• How UConn’s selfless play and communication led to a dominant win over Oregon State.

• Azzi Fudd’s perseverance after missing her first six shots and why her three-pointer was the turning point of the game.

• Paige Bueckers’ leadership and how the Huskies’ chemistry is fueling their early-season success.

 

Segment 2: Frontcourt Dominance and Relentless Defense

 

• Jana El Alfy, Ice Brady, and Sarah Strong taking control of the paint on both ends of the floor.

• UConn’s defensive intensity, forcing 24 turnovers and shutting down Oregon State’s top rebounder, Sela Heide.

• KK Arnold’s game-changing back-to-back steals and how UConn’s defense is becoming their biggest weapon.

 

Segment 3: Jana El Alfy’s Growth and Confidence Boost

 

• Jana El Alfy’s breakout performance with 12 points, patience under the basket, and impressive defensive effort.

• Geno Auriemma’s insights on her development and how she’s learning to slow the game down.

• Why El Alfy’s performance is critical for UConn’s future success, especially with tough games like Notre Dame on the horizon.