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With the victory, Bueckers remained unbeaten at Mohegan Sun Arena, where the Sun plays their home games. She went 15-0 at the arena, including winning four Big East championships while playing for UConn.“I don’t think I ever lost here. I was trying to carry that into tonight,” Bueckers said.

Tuesday night was like a home game for Buckers, who received a loud ovation from the sellout crowd when introduced before the game. Many fans were wearing her No. 5 jersey from UConn and Dallas, cheering everything she did. The St. Teresa’s basketball team was sitting on the bench pregame and screamed with jubilation when Bueckers ran onto the court.Bueckers gave them and the rest of the crowd — which included a few of her former Huskies teammates — a lot to cheer about. She got Dallas (1-4) going early with seven points and four assists in the opening quarter as she was aggressively attacking for baskets or finding opening teammates. She finished the half with 15 points as the Wings took control, going up by 14 points at the break.“She just continues to do things that should be surprising but aren’t,” Wings coach Chris Koclanes said. “I take a step back to just appreciate, the type of player and even more so the type of person that she is.”

A day earlier, Bueckers postedof a surprise meeting that Verizon put together of people who had benefitted from a food security project that the guard started in Minnesota in 2022. As Chegg’s first student-athlete brand ambassador, Bueckers worked to raise awareness about student hunger, an issue that had worsened due to the pandemic.

“It was a total, complete surprise just for them to bring in those people who have been a part of my story and been a part of my journey.,” Bueckers said. “It means so much to give back, to see the impact firsthand. It’s truly inspiring. I was extremely grateful for that.”

Koclanes has been impressed with Bueckers mental approach to the game on and off the court and how much she invests into it.The week began with Capricorn Clark, a personal assistant who was later a global brand director for Combs’ company. She recalled witnessing Combs beating his longtime girlfriend, the R&B singer Cassie, and said he raged about wanting to kill rapper and romantic rival

It ended with another ex-assistant, testifying under the pseudonym “Mia,” who alleges Combs raped her during a torturous eight-year tenure working for the rap star. She is the second of three women expected to testify that he sexually assaulted them. Combs has pleaded not guilty.The trial resumes Monday in federal court in Manhattan.

Here are key moments from Week 3:Former employees of Combs’ Bad Boy Entertainment described repeatedly witnessing him beat Cassie, whose real name is Casandra Ventura, but said they didn’t report the abuse to law enforcement because they feared Combs would harm them.