Geno Auriemma's coaching tree

[SVCBeercats]

Former UConn women's basketball players turned coaches

Former UConn basketball players have taken what they've learned from Geno Auriemma and become coaches at various collegiate programs across the country.

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[ConnMotors]

Stacey Hansmeyer are two other names that come to mind quickly Paige Sauer. I believe that Ann Strother is in the Athletic department at Colorado State or one of the schools in her home state.

 

[Going4Natty]

Stacey Hansmeyer are two other names that come to mind quickly Paige Sauer. I believe that Ann Strother is in the Athletic department at Colorado State or one of the schools in her home state.

Strother is a nurse practitioner in Colorado Sports Medicine Department.

 

[DefenseBB]

Coaching Tree? More like a bush. To be fair his assistants stick around for years and when they have left, they have had only fair to moderate success (if that). Carla has had the most success by far and Shea looks promising but for a coach with 11 Titles, 37 years you would think there would be more notable branches….

 

[eebmg]

Coaching Tree? More like a bush. To be fair his assistants stick around for years and when they have left, they have had only fair to moderate success (if that). Carla has had the most success by far and Shea looks promising but for a coach with 11 Titles, 37 years you would think there would be more notable branches….

Coaching kids that don't have the UConn level skills or singular motivation must be like coaching aliens. I think Tamika Williams on the 2002 reunion special mentioned this.

 

[MilfordHusky]

It's hard to have too many branches when former players are in the pros for 20+ years, the Associate Head Coach stays for 37+ years, and Assistant Coaches stick around for 13, 13, and 14 years.

 

[uconnfan68]

It's hard to have too many branches when former players are in the pros for 20+ years, the Associate Head Coach stays for 37+ years, and Assistant Coaches stick around for 13, 13, and 14 years.

And some just go to the NBA.