She’s even named after former UConn star Jennifer Azzi. It almost feels like destiny. Fudd has already elected to return to UConn for the 2025-26 season, where she’ll aim to help UConn ...

Named after WNBA legend Jennifer Azzi, basketball isn’t just what Azzi Fudd does. It’s who she is. She’s been a star whenever her team needed her even after coming back from a gruelling ...

This NCAAW prospect was named after WNBA legend Jennifer Azzi and came into the world on November 11, 2002, in Fairfax, Virginia, into a family that lives, eats and dreams basketball. Her parents ...

According to her official UConn bio, Fudd is named in honor of Jennifer Azzi, a former national college player of the year in 1990 who went on to play in the WNBA. Azzi, who is currently the chief ...

Oak Ridge native Jennifer Azzi is a finalist for the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame 2025 class. Azzi, currently the chief business development officer with the Las Vegas Aces of the WNBA ...

Along with Fowles, Jennifer Azzi, Sue Bird and Maya Moore were Women’s Committee Finalists. The Finalists will be put forward to the Honors Committee to be considered for election as members of ...

The Nets retired his #52 in 1999. JENNIFER AZZI [Player] – The 1990 Naismith College Player of the Year and Wade Trophy recipient, Azzi led Stanford to the 1990 NCAA national championship and ...

Former and current WNBA coaches and players have helped out with the program, including Diamond DeShields, Jordin Canada, Natasha Cloud, Ariel Atkins, Jennifer Azzi and Taj McWilliams-Franklin.

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Combined, the five current and former players who sit on USA Basketball’s 15-person board — Seimone Augustus, Jennifer Azzi, Harrison Barnes, Sue Bird and Durant — have 13 Olympic gold ...