PHOTO: UConn Basketball Star Paige Bueckers Caught Playing Craps With Hip-Hop Star Looking Shredded In Revealing Tank Top At Casino

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UConn women’s basketball star Paige Bueckers went incredibly viral over the weekend as she was spotted at a casino with a well-known rapper.

Bueckers attended rapper A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie’s concert at Xfinity Theatre with UConn teammate Azzi Fudd. The concert included NLE Choppa, Luh Tyler, and Byron Messia as part of the star’s “Better Off Alone Global Tour.”

After the show, she would hit the casino to play craps with A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie while rocking a simple sports bra and what looked to be black sweats.

Paige Bueckers’ midsection was in full view, showing just how shredded she looked as she showed off her super-fit waist.

Other footage also showed Bueckers playing basketball with A Boogie. Both A Boogie and Bueckers missed their long-distance shots amid a swarm of fans around them.

In the meantime, Paige Bueckers is still trying her best to bring the Huskies a national championship.

Iowa and UConn clashed in an unforgettable Final Four showdown, with Caitlin Clark and her squad moving on after a 71-69 victory.

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Paige Bueckers Broke Silence After ‘Leaked’ Videos

UConn Huskies superstar Paige Bueckers became a trending topic for all the wrong reasons when leaked videos and pictures were posted on the internet.

The leaked content brought out the entire basketball community to support Bueckers. They decided to protect her image by posting her highlights to drown out the pictures and videos.

After Bueckers was informed of the leaked content, she tweeted on her official account.

The devil works hard, but God and the people around me work WAY harder. The outpouring of love and support from the WBB community is unreal. Love you all. Support women in sport ALWAYS. Paige Bueckers via X

The love that the UConn star gets comes from Bueckers, who previously won the 2021 ESPY for Best Female College Athlete and famously delivered a speech advocating for more media coverage of Black women in sports.