I have some news to report. After having the pleasure of covering 15 Final Four and nine national championship teams in the 16 seasons that I have been the primary beat writer for the UConn women's basketball program, my role is changing.

UConn announced its non-conference schedule for the upcoming season and the slate is highlighted by matchups with the last two national champions.

Things weren't exactly going the home team's way when I clicked the Twitter app on the my phone during the first half of last night's Connecticut Sun/Washington Mystics game

Since I've been covering UConn (and my first season on the beat was 1999-2000) it's been pretty easy to see how Geno Auriemma's assistant coaches are utilized.

Three and a half months after it was announced that 97.9 ESPN would become the new home for UConn's basketball, football and men's hockey programs, news has come out that Bob Joyce, the voice for the 11-time national champion women's basketball team would be continuing in that role.

After failing to make the U16 squad at last year's trials, motivation wasn't going to be a problem when UConn recruiting target Haley Jones returned to the U.S. Olympic Training Center for the U17 trials. However, the moment she caught a glimpse of her basketball idol who happens to be on th…

The latest Ogwumike vs. Ogwumike showdown was the dominant storyline in Thursday night's nationally televised game between undefeated Los Angeles and Connecticut squads.

Dearica Hamby was subjected to her first "UConn experience."

The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame announced details of

With Alex Bentley, Rachel Banham, Jonquel Jones, Chiney Ogwumike, Shekinna Stricklen, Alyssa Thomas, Jasmine Thomas, Morgan Tuck and Courtney Williams and 2018 No. 1 pick Lexie Brown all expected to make the 12-player roster even before training camp kicked off, the only drama surrounded who…

UConn alums once again proved to be rather popular with the WNBA general managers.

The Dallas Wings announced that former UConn forward Natalie Butler and guard Loryn Goodwin have been cut.

The final totals are 95 points and five double-digit scoring games for the seven UConn alums who took the court at Mohegan Sun Arena over the last two days.

When UConn signee Christyn Williams was erupting for 42 points to lead Central Arkansas Christian to the 4A championship, there were plenty of references to 2008 when three different players had 45-point games in the state tournament.

Another WNBA Draft and three more No. 1 picks coming out of UConn. Consider it business as usual.

For the seventh time in WNBA history, three players from the same school were selected in the WNBA Draft and of course it was UConn accomplishing that feat for a third time.

It's not exactly breaking news for me to report that UConn has become a training ground for future WNBA stars.

UConn signees Olivia Nelson-Ododa and Christyn Williams were among seven players to score in double figures in the girls' game at the Jordan Brand Classic.