UConn dominates Holy Cross, continues winning streak

Maya Moore scored 21 points, Tina Charles added 18 and top-ranked Connecticut coasted to its 42nd straight victory, beating Holy Cross 87-34 on Friday night.

All 5 UConn starters reach double figures in rout of Longhorns

Maya Moore had 20 points and 11 rebounds and top-ranked Connecticut cruised in its first test of the season with an 83-58 win over Texas (No. 13 ESPN/USA Today, No. 10 AP) on Tuesday night.

Nov 17, 2009; San Antonio, TX, USA; Connecticut Huskies forward Maya Moore (left) drives past Texas Longhorns...

...Williams (00) controls a loose ball ahead of Connecticut Huskies forward Meghan Gardler (22) during the first half...

Nov 17, 2009; San Antonio, TX, USA; Connecticut Huskies guard Caroline Doty (5) passes the ball under...

Huskies unanimous No. 1 selection

One win, one more week as the unanimous No. 1 team in the country for the Connecticut Huskies.

Routs remind us of the way we were

Did Tuesday's routs prove we need a UConn-Tennessee regular-season matchup back? No, but the series sure is missed.

They meet again -- sort of

Tennessee and UConn won't actually play each other Tuesday in the ESPN Tip-Off Marathon in San Antonio. But just having the two longtime rivals and their coaches in the same place could be entertaining.

Charles grabs 1,000th rebound, leads Huskies with 26 points

Tina Charles scored 26 points and grabbed 13 rebounds as top-ranked Connecticut began the defense of its sixth national title with a 105-35 rout of Northeastern on Saturday.

9 March 2009: Connecticut forward Maya Moore (23) goes up for the fast break lay in out in front of Villanova forward/center Lisa Karcic (11) during the UConn Huskies 72-42 win over...

...22, 2009; Storrs, CT, USA; Connecticut Huskies forward Maya Moore (23) reacts...basketball tournament at Gampel Pavilion. UConn defeated Vermont 104-65. Mandatory...

Moore of the same

Don't stop us if you've heard this before: UConn's Maya Moore was the unanimous pick for ESPN.com's top preseason women's basketball honor (for the second straight year).

ESPN.com's Preseason All-Americans

UConn and Stanford each put two players on our preseason All-America first and second teams.

Greene fits holes, roles for Huskies

In Maya Moore and Tina Charles, UConn has more star power and talent than most teams. But Kalana Greene's ability to fill whatever role the Huskies need is just as important.

Charles looks to flex more serious side

Tina Charles' "lighter side" didn't lend itself right away to being all-business at the required times. But the center's breakthrough moment last season helped UConn cap a 39-0 mark, something she looks to build on in her senior season.