Paige and Luka Garza

[DaBball]

 

[GoingPostal]

Paige certainly isn't resting on her laurels.

 

[EasyEd]

Is the date on that video accurate? She's certainly made a quick recovery.

 

[hoopsfan22]

Is her ankle all healed?

 

[bluedevil]

Paige certainly isn't resting on her laurels.

 

[Rings R Us]

This was before her surgery. Luka posted a video from this workout they had together on his Instagram a few weeks back.

 

[bluedevil]

Is her ankle all healed?

see above

 

[Charliebball]

that guy......

 

[eebmg]

This was before her surgery. Luka posted a video from this workout they had together on his Instagram a few weeks back.

And we are just seeing it now. ?

 

[Skeets]

Where is this? There's a Husky logo on the wall, but obviously not UCONN.

 

[Rings R Us]

Where is this? There's a Husky logo on the wall, but obviously not UCONN.

It was at the District SportsCenter. I believe this is where Azzi make her college decision, you can see her jersey/logo in the background as well.

 

[f1f1ferrari]

Way Out West! That little dance they did was great!

 

[mag 7]

As a Connecticut - Iowa fan I'm loving this video!!

 

[mag 7]

I'm also hoping for Iowa - Connecticut rematches so I can watch Huskies play!! I am thankful for being in Big East to play at Depaul every year!

 

[eebmg]

Luke Garza Impressed

While preparing for the NBA Draft, Luka Garza trains with fellow Naismith winner Paige Bueckers

Both are in the history books already but with different paths ahead. While Garza is trying to become a professional later this year, Bueckers is only a sophomore at UCONN. Still, after a limited amount of time together, Garza wasn’t so rushed to give advice, but to take it.

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“She’s an incredible shooter, and really focused on her footwork and different things like that so it’s always awesome to work out with somebody like that,” Garza said.

Both are in the history books already but with different paths ahead. While Garza is going pro later this year, Bueckers is only a sophomore. Still, after a limited amount of time together, Garza wasn’t so rushed to give advice, but to take it.

“There’s not much that I can say that can help her, she’s already improved, she’s in a league of her own, so it was just fun to be to be able to get to know her a little bit,” Garza said. “Maybe in the future, if we’re ever back in the District you know we’ll get another workout in.

 

[Kaizen]

that guy......

That is famous "Sikma move". Sikma's son, Nate, played for the University of Hartford Hawks men's basketball team.