During the second quarter of the UConn Huskies women's basketball team's dominant 96-36 win over Seton Hall on Sunday, superstar Paige Bueckers scored the 2,000

Paige Bueckers became the fastest UConn women's basketball player of all time to reach 2,000 career points for the Huskies.

UConn women's basketbll star Paige Bueckers, in her fourth season, surpassed Maya Moore's previous record of 108 games to reach 2,000.

Achieving greatness at the collegiate level isn’t easy, especially when it appears the basketball gods are playing unnecessary games.  On Sunday, Paige Bueckers

Both Paige Bueckers and Azzi Fudd joked that it would be appropriate for Bueckers to score her 2,000th UConn point on a free throw. However, the pair's in sync

Paige Bueckers scored 18 points to surpass 2,000 in her career and No. 6 UConn cruised to a 96-36 win over Seton Hall.

Paige Bueckers scored her milestone 2,000th career point with UConn women's basketball in the first half Sunday against Seton Hall.

UConn star Paige Bueckers reached a major milestone on Sunday against Seton Hall. With a mid-range jumper about two minutes into the second quarter that gave the Huskies a commanding 32-11 lead, Bueckers became the fastest UConn player in history to reach 2,

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Huskies star Paige Bueckers returned to action after missing two games with a sprained left knee, helping No. 6 UConn women's basketball secure a 71-45 win over St. John’s on Wednesday night at the XL Center. The All-American guard, who scored 12 points in 23 minutes, expressed relief at being back on the court.

Paige Bueckers hardly showed any signs of rust after missing two games with a sprained left knee. “I’m feeling good,” Bueckers said after No. 6 UConn's 71-45 rout of St. John’s on Wednesday night. “I’m just glad to be back out there.

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