John Altavilla - Hartford Courant
Geno: Heather Buck's X-Rays Show No Break
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UConn women's basketball coach Geno Auriemma said that center Heather Buck's X-Rays came back and showed no break. The 6-3 junior from Stonington is not out of the woods yet, and the UConn staff is checking for additional damage.
There is no word on when Buck will return. She hurt her wrist in the loss against Baylor on Sunday night and did not play in the 72-24 victory over The College of Charleston.
There will be more news either later Thursday or early Friday.
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