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Phoenix Mercury guard Diana Taurasi and Minnesota Lynx forward Maya Moore celebrate their birthdays today -- Taurasi turns 31 and Moore turns 24. Both played for the UConn Huskies and together, but separately, have won a total of five NCAA championsh...

Kaleena Mosqueda-Lewis has been likened to Diana Taurasi and Maya Moore, two former UConn Huskies players who have gone on to illustrious WNBA careers.

The UConn Huskies crushed the Butler Bulldogs Monday night to win their third national championship in school history. All of those titles have come under Jim Calhoun, who became the oldest coach to win a title. Here's what else you missed last night.

How do six little kids get front row seats at the biggest college basketball game of the year? espnW's Sarah Spain learned of their very special connection to UConn.

After hundreds of student tickets went unclaimed, UConn decided to bulk up its student section for tonight's national title game with seat fillers from local colleges.

If you picked your brackets based on animal mascots, you'd be doing really well right now with the UConn Huskies and Butler Bulldogs set to tip at 9:23 p.m. ET in tonight's NCAA title game. If hoops isn't your thing, we've got baseball and NHL action.

Last night Kobe Bryant stole Ray Allen's thunder, Miami's Shenise Johnson poured it on in Maryland and the St. John's Red Storm swept through the Big Apple once again.

There is a lot to debate now that Samarie Walker has left UConn. But for now, here's to hoping the freshman finds a place that feels right and allows her continued growth and happiness.

Women's hoops fans rejoice! Three of the top five teams in the country are in action tonight, including the No. 1 Baylor Lady Bears and the No. 2 UConn Huskies. A big night of basketball will get you through hump day.

With the UConn women's record 90-game winning streak over, the team can focus on basketball again. Amanda Rykoff checked in with the Huskies and coach Geno Auriemma at practice Tuesday.

After UConn's 88th consecutive win, coach Geno Auriemma called out the media for not paying attention to his team until it threatened a men's record. After his team won its 89th consecutive, Auriemma revisited those comments and did not back down.

There's no point in trying to argue about where the Connecticut women stand in basketball history while their streak is still a work-in-progress. Instead, let's just enjoy the moment.

It might seem counterintuitive to focus on one player on a night when UConn achieved the ultimate team milestone, but Maya Moore made the streak possible, separating herself in UConn and women's basketball lore.

The UConn women won their NCAA record 89th consecutive game Tuesday night. In a scene straight out of the movies, Amanda Rykoff was on hand at the XL Center to watch the celebration unfold on this historic night.

UConn stands alone with the longest winning streak in Division I college basketball with 89 consecutive victories. Maya Moore notched a career-high 41 points and led the No. 1 Huskies to a 93-62 rout of No. 20 Florida State.

Senior Maya Moore says the UConn Huskies are staying grounded in preparation for Baylor on Tuesday.