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Azzi Fudd was in seventh grade the first time she popped onto UConn’s radar.
She was playing in an AAU tournament with the Fairfax Stars when then-assistant coach Marisa Moseley just happened to be sitting courtside.
“I had never heard of her before,” said Moseley, now the head coach at Wisconsin. “The whole team had played together for a while, and they were so good. I’m like who’s this kid? Azzi Fudd? She’s so good.”
Moseley remembers excitedly calling UConn associate head coach Chris Dailey.
“You guys have got to see this kid,” Moseley told her. “You didn’t know what she would turn into, but she was just phenomenal. She was so strong, so fundamental. It was fun to watch.
Azzi Fudd was in seventh grade the first time she popped onto UConn’s radar.
She was playing in an AAU tournament with the Fairfax Stars when then-assistant coach Marisa Moseley just happened to be sitting courtside.
“I had never heard of her before,” said Moseley, now the head coach at Wisconsin. “The whole team had played together for a while, and they were so good. I’m like who’s this kid? Azzi Fudd? She’s so good.”
Moseley remembers excitedly calling UConn associate head coach Chris Dailey.
“You guys have got to see this kid,” Moseley told her. “You didn’t know what she would turn into, but she was just phenomenal. She was so strong, so fundamental. It was fun to watch.
Azzi Fudd counting down the days until her UConn arrival
Incoming freshman Azzi Fudd, who caught the attention of UConn as a seventh grader, is...
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