List of UConn’s first round picks for the WNBA

[HuskyNan]

 

[CL82]

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Alphabetized by first name is an interesting choice.

 

[MilfordHusky]

Others, drafted later, include All-WNBA and Olympian Tiffany Hayes and former Rookie of the Year Crystal Dangerfield.

 

[NycUcWbbFan]

WNBA Players By School

• by-school, most WNBA draft picks;
• by-school, most first-round draft picks;
• by-school, most #1 draft picks;
• by-school, most first-round draft picks in single draft;
• school with #1, #2 and #3 picks in single draft;
• school with 4 first-round draft picks in a single draft;
• by-school, #1 and #2 draft picks in single draft;
• by-school, most with 3 first-round draft picks in single draft;
• by-school, most #1 draft picks after just winning a national championship;
• by-school, most WNBA MVPs;
• by-school, most WNBA Finals MVPs.

WNBA Players By School:

• UConn (49)
• Tennessee (48) (29 by Pat Summit)
• Stanford (32)
• Duke (25)
• Georgia (25)
• Baylor (24)
• LSU (23)
• Maryland (22)
• UNC (21)
• Rutgers University (21)
• South Carolina (20)
• Notre Dame (20)
• Florida (20)
• NC State (18)
• Iowa (18)
• USC (18)
• Ohio State (18)
• Louisville (17)
• Louisiana Tech (17)
• Texas (17)
• Texas A&M (17)
• Iowa State (16)
• UCLA (15)
• Oklahoma (15)
• Florida State (15)
• Vanderbilt (13)
• Arizona (13)
• Purdue (12)
• Virginia (12)
• Oregon (12)
• DePaul (11)
• Old Dominion (11)
• Texas Tech (10)
• West Virginia (10)

 

[Aluminny69]

In the 2002 Draft, Stacy Dales (Oklahoma) was the number 3 draft choice. What year did UConn have the top three choices?

ETA 2016 My bad

 

[MilfordHusky]

In the 2002 Draft, Stacy Dales (Oklahoma) was the number 3 draft choice. What year did UConn have the top three choices?

ETA 2016 My bad

We had 4 of the top 6 in 2002. In 2016, we had Stewie, Moriah, and Morgan as the top 3.

 

[From France]

We had 4 of the top 6 in 2002. In 2016, we had Stewie, Moriah, and Morgan as the top 3.

And Sheryll Reeves believes in Huskies

 

[rugbymate]

Tiffany Hayes was a big miss by a bunch of teams