"I just build connection with things": Paige Bueckers teaches how to close Chrome tabs in latest NIL move

Paige Bueckers is one of the most sought after student athletes in college currently. In a study by the Action Network, Bueckers was named the fourth-most marketable college athlete and was No. 1 for women's basketball.

The UConn guard has a long list of NIL partnerships and revealed her most recent one on TikTok. On Friday, Bueckers shared a video promoting Google Chrome's 'closing the tabs' feature.

"I have mixed feelings about closing tabs," the guard said. "I just build connections with things that I really shouldn't have connections with. Accidentally closing my tabs is a nightmare, but recently I learned that you can actually restore them. Just makes me feel at peace."

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Paige Bueckers' other NIL deals include Nike, CeraVe Skincare, Bose, StockX, Madison Reed, Chegg Inc, Gatorade, Verizon and Unrivaled, the first professional 3x3 women's basketball league.

The guard is second on the NIL rankings in college women's basketball, with $1.4 million in valuation after Flau'jae Johnson ($1.5 million).

In an interview with Sports Illustrated, Paige Bueckers spoke about her vision for her NIL, saying:

"I definitely want to be looked at as somebody who you want to follow this path in NIL. For me, it's building the brand of giving back and using the platform and the gifts that I've been given and blessed with to give back to others.

"It's about being caring, being genuine and having real authentic relationships, not just using a brand to up my status but actually building relationships and long-term partnerships."

Paige Bueckers is preparing for her final shot at the NCAA championship

Paige Bueckers returned to college basketball last season after missing out on action for a whole year. She led UConn to the Final Four before losing to Caitlin Clark and Iowa. With her in the final college season, this will be the last chance to win a championship.

“I have loved my entire time at UConn,” Bueckers said at Big East media day. “I can’t imagine it coming to an end, so I try not to worry about the past, I don’t try to worry about the future, I try to stay where I am.

“I feel like I am living my childhood dream, so I never want to take it for granted. I am not entitled to anything, I am not sure what each day will bring, so I am trying to embrace the moment and have fun. ... With all the adversity and all the hardships, it would mean everything to cap it off."

Bueckers does have the team to achieve this dream but is set to face heavy competition from USC and South Carolina.

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