VIDEO: Paige Bueckers gets HORRIBLE treatment as Coach Geno kicked her off the court after she messed up BAD
Bueckers has no special treatment
Paige Bueckers gets tough treatment as Coach Geno sends her off the court after a missed shot in practiceAP
Paige Bueckersdoesn’t get special treatment, despite what many might think. She’s one of the most celebrated players in college basketball, and with her sights set on becoming the No. 1 pick in the WNBA Draft, expectations couldn’t be higher.
In fact, Paige is on track to be one of the greats, if she puts in the work. But superstardom on the court takes relentless effort behind the scenes. That’s where Geno Auriemma comes in. Known for his demanding coaching style, Auriemma was caught pushing Bueckers hard in practice. He understands the stakes for her, one small mistake can change everything.
Tough love fuels greatness
With just months left in her college career, Coach Geno knows the pressure is sky-high, especially with Olivia Miles also vying for that No. 1 spot in the draft. There’s no room for errors, and in a recent practice, he made sure Bueckers knew it.
When there’s this much on the line, the demands only get tougher. Auriemma’s experience means he likely pushes Paige even harder-because he knows just how great she can be. But the season isn’t over yet, and Geno is still leading the way. If they pull it off, it would be UConn’s first national title in nine long years.
With two games left before the Big East Tournament, UConn might be peaking at the perfect time. Auriemma’s attention to detail and his partnership with Bueckers could lead to the ultimate ending in April.
Chasing a championship, no shortcuts allowed
The message is clear: there’s no room for mistakes. The Huskies are locked in, and Geno isn’t changing his approach anytime soon. His philosophy-built on fundamentals, teamwork, and sky-high expectations-has kept UConn among the elite for decades, and he plans to keep it that way.
Some critics argue that UConn’s dominance comes from simply recruiting the best talent, but Auriemma’s ability to develop that talent and sustain excellence over time is what truly sets him apart.
