UConn guard Azzi Fudd remains undecided on declaring for the 2025 WNBA Draft, her father told CT Insider on Friday. Fudd will participate in the team’s senior day celebration on Sunday before and after their matchup with Marquette just in case, but she has an extra year of eligibility and could return to school for the 2025-26 season.
“Her motto all year is staying present in what’s happening right now,” Tim Fudd, Azzi’s father, told CT Insider. “… It’s not a priority at this point in time to focus on that when they have an opportunity to do some really good things.
“It’s bittersweet for me. That’s probably the best word. … I think, unfortunately, if this was the end, it’s sad to say that UConn probably didn’t see the best of Azzi and the best of her game is still yet to come, which is going to be something quite, quite awesome to see.”
Fudd, who was the No. 1 recruit in the country when she committed to UConn back in 2020, has been hampered by injuries during her time in Storrs.
She missed 11 games in her freshman season due to a stress reaction in her foot, while a knee injury cost her 22 games in her sophomore season. Then, just two games into her junior campaign, she tore her ACL in…
