News links, 11/16

[HuskyNan]

Women's Hoops
Saniya Chong shows why she returned to UConn, Register
UConn Women: Not A Vintage Win; Other Things Learned Vs. Florida State, Courant
Women's Basketball: Collier helps Huskies defeat No. 12 Florida State, Daily Campus
No 'Moral Victory,' But Signs Of Growth After UConn, Seminoles.com
Jennifer Rizzotti finds right fit at George Washington, ESPNW
Thomas More College loses one of its women's basketball titles under NCAA penalties, Channel 9 Cincinnati

Men's Hoops
After shocking opening week losses, what’s next for UConn?, Channel 8
UConn Men's Basketball Graduation Rate At 22 Percent; Athletic Program At 86 Percent, Courant
UConn Men: Horrible Start; Some Things Learned In Loss To Northeastern, Courant
Jeff Jacobs: How Has UConn Looked? Lousy, And Huskies Have 0-2 Record To Show For It, Courant
WATCH: UConn Does #MannequinChallenge, NBC Connecticut

Football
Still a slim chance UConn football earns a Bowl berth, Register
Diaco Praises Williams, Says QB's Potential 'High As Any Player At His Position In America', Courant
UConn In The NFL: Former Huskies contributing to teams pushing for the playoffs, Daily Campus

Other UConn Sports
Men’s Soccer: UConn's season is over, miss NCAA tourney for second time in three years, Daily Campus

 

[Florida Fan]

Saniya's battle for minutes may continue or she may have sufficiently elevated Geno's estimation to be a coveted option. Like Brianna Banks, Chong's perceived lapses got her yanked and then she sat. In California, Sadie Edwards starts and contributes. No one will ever call Saniya "Precious", but now the team needs her experience, speed and scoring ability.