"Idc what is said": UConn star Paige Bueckers hits back at fan who commented on her fashion style

Be it an all-white LV ensemble or the Seattle Supersonics jersey of her former teammate Nika Muhl, Paige Bueckers can pull off the best of both worlds. While fans love every on- and off-court sight of the potential 2025 WNBA first pick, some followers pang of sadness when they see her effortlessly styling comfortable and laid-back outfits.

Such was the case during Bueckers' sideline sighting at the WNBA All-Star game. She paired a structured half-sleeve denim puffer and long denim shorts layered over a crimson crop top. The outfit soon became the root of mixed feelings amongst her fans.

Nevertheless, Paige Bueckers bashed all opinions about her fashion choices when a fan claimed that she dresses like an old person.

"Someone said Unctie😭😭😭Twitters unreal… imma fly one tho idc what is said😂," Bueckers wrote in her reply.

Bueckers is one of the biggest women's college basketball players, with fans ranging deep through the NBA and WNBA. One of the reasons is her early emergence on the court, which was fueled by her decorated high school career and large online presence.

Paige Bueckers played for Hopkins High School in Minnesota and finished her tenure as the school's leading scorer. She also made regular appearances for the national team, representing Team USA in the U17 and U18 FIBA World Cup (2018 and 2019) alongside the Youth Olympic Games as part of the 3x3 squad, garnering gold in all three stints.

Paige Bueckers postponed her WNBA entry for the NCAA Championship

Paige Bueckers and her history with the prestigious UConn Huskies program easily make her case for one of the best ball players in the nation. However, when it comes to being on the all-time college list, all she needs is an NCAA trophy on her resume.

It was the reason behind her decision to exercise her last year of college eligibility this season, as she was aligned to be a top pick in the 2024 WNBA draft. She is constantly reminded of the impact of an NCAA title on her legacy by her coach, Geno Auriemma, as she aims to top her 21.9 points, 5.2 rebounds, 2.2 steals and 1.4 block averages from the 2023-2024 season.