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UConn's Geno Auriemma followed strict protocol to protect himself from the coronavirus but tested positive anyway. Auriemma followed all the guidelines; distancing, masking, and hand sanitizer several times a day, according to an article on ctinsider.com. Four days after receiving his second shot of the COVID vaccine, he tested positive. The good news is that Geno feels great and has no symptoms of the virus and he believes that if he hadn't received both shots of the vaccine, he said, "I might be really, really, really sick." Get our free mobile app According to the CDC, you're actually not...

The NCAA women's tournament bracket will be announced live on Monday night.

UConn is in its normal spot with a No. 1 seed for the women’s NCAA Tournament. Familiar territory for Stanford and South Carolina, too.

Mar 15, 2021 After a topsy-turvy ride through months of pandemic basketball, the women’s tournament bracket is set. And there’s greater uncertainty here than usual. There hasn’t been a clear-cut consensus for a front-runner: Five teams received multiple No. 1 votes in the Associated Press poll in the last five weeks (Stanford, UConn, NC State, Texas A&M and South Carolina—and that doesn’t even include national-scoring leader Maryland or perennial heavyweight Baylor). There are all sorts of questions about COVID-19—from what to expect from teams who had unequal experiences in the ...

Stanford, North Carolina State, South Carolina and UConn are the four No. 1 seeds for the women's 2021 NCAA Tournament.