After 20 seasons as the face of the Phoenix Mercury, Diana Taurasi has announced her retirement from basketball. The three-time WNBA Champion and the leagues all-time leading scorer was celebrated in ...

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Let’s take a look back at UConn legend Diana Taurasi's incredible journey with the Huskies, where she cemented her legacy as one of the greatest to ever play the game.

A crowd of split opinions and loud voices led to a hectic atmosphere at Congresswoman Diana Harshbarger’s “Coffee with your ...

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STORRS — Diana Taurasi built her reputation as the biggest villain in women’s basketball over decades of smart remarks and vicious physicality on the court, accumulating a record 107 technical ...

Diana Taurasi’s teammates mob her as they celebrate their victory in the national championship game against Tennessee, 73-68 at the Georgia Dome. Courant File Photo By the time she left UConn ...

Diana Taurasi, who retired Tuesday, had all the qualities the very best in their sports have. UConn’s Geno Auriemma never lost sight of it.

UConn legend Diana Taurasi announced her retirement Tuesday, ending an iconic career that began before Huskies star Paige Bueckers was born.

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