UConn Huskies guard Azzi Fudd was one of 14 collegiate stars who signed a NIL deal with Unrivaled in July. Fudd, who finished her senior year at UConn last season, helped the team win the national championship over South Carolina.In an episode of her podcast, Fudd was joined by Texas A&M forward Ashanti Plummer. They talked about different topics, including the ESPY awards, WNBA All-Star, run-ins with StudBudz and about her deal with Unrivaled."Unarrivaled is a professional three-on-three league that was started by Napheesa Collier and Brianna Stewart, who are both WNBA players. Super fast paced, it's super fun," Fudd said on Thursday (30:50), via "Fudd Around And Find Out." "I think they did such an incredible job this year of launching this league. "I think no one really knew what to expect, and they kind of just blew it out of the water. I was so impressed by just how well everything was run. Everything looked organized and like put together. It looked like the players had a great time. Their social teams were killing it."Plummer, who went to Miami to watch the games, also gave her take on the league."I mean, it was like you said, no one knew what to expect, and then you get down there and it's incredible," Plummer said. "I mean, as you know, the product is always there; it's different because it's three-on-three, the court's a little bit smaller, but it's also exciting and fun and loud. It's a little bit more intimate than, like, if you go to watch any of them play with their league teams."Paige Bueckers talks about Azzi Fudd's contributions to her game daysDallas Wings guard Paige Bueckers and Azzi Fudd played together at UConn for four years and made their relationship public in June. In a conversation with Kicks, Bueckers talked about Fudd's contributions during her game days.“I usually get two, three, four, five shoes put together and then I actually call Azzi and have her help me pick them,” Bueckers said on June 26. “She has been doing a great job picking them. Yeah, Azzi is like my basketball shoe stylist."Fudd was projected to be a first-round pick in the 2025 WNBA draft; however, she decided to return to the Huskies. In a conversation with ESPN in March, she said that she wanted to "work on everything I need to work on."UConn only made one signing from the Class of 2025: five-star combo guard Kelis Fisher IMG Academy in Florida.