This UConn star is still undecided about entering the WNBA Draft

uconn Starguard Azzi Fudd said Friday that she has still decided to enter this year. WNBA It's a draft, but the clock is ticking.

A player who turns 22 this year will need to declare a draft if he plans to enter a draft by April 1st, unless his team advances to the Elite 8 or higher. In that case, they must declare within 48 hours of the final college match.

Fudd, which was last November 22nd, is undoubtedly enjoying her best, or at least her healthiest season, perhaps in her season at UConn. She plays 28 games, starting 24 of them, averaging 12.8 points, 2.1 rebounds and 1.6 assists per game in 25.3 minutes of action. FUDD's 3-point shooting rate is 43.4%, making it 51st in the nation, and 41st in the country with points per owner of 1.10.

She was ranked as the No. 1 recruit in her class in 2021, and despite fighting injuries throughout her career at UConn, a talent assessor for the WNBA is still considered. Before the season began, Fad was tabbed as a Top 20 players on the next big boardathletics have been recently projected Becoming the 9th overall pick.

However, FUDD still has one year of college eligibility beyond this season, so she can make a choice.

She said recently Carl Adamec from CT Insider: “I haven't made that decision yet, so it's going to happen soon. I talked to my coach, I talked to my family. The decision is approaching.”

This is the topic that FUDD has been asked quite a lot this year.

And UConn's Coach Geno Auriemma has also been asked about the future of FUDD. He said recently Maggie Vanoni from CT Insider He's “hopeful” Fadd will return next season. Auriemma argued that FUDD could make more money in the WNBA by waiting a year.

“If she stays for another year, she will make more money next year when she enters the draft.

FUDD doesn't have to make a decision until UConn plays the final NCAA tournament game. The Husky and its fans hope it will be in the national championship game in Tampa.