"Is that an angel number or what": Former UConn star Nika Muhl leaves cheeky comment on Caroline Ducharme IG post
After visiting the VHS Buffalo Athletics camp, Caroline Ducharme gave fans a glimpse of her match day outfit with a mirror selfie in her UConn jersey. The program revealed its Big East matchups and deployed an engaging social media post around the same.
Ducharme posted a series of snippets in the jersey, alongside an image with Isuneh Brady aka Ice Brady.
"3️⃣3️⃣3️⃣," Ducharme captioned the post.
Interestingly, as fans cherished Caroline Ducharme's IG post, former UConn guard and current Seatle Storm rookie Nika Muhl came in with a lighthearted comment.
"Is that an angel number or what," Muhl quipped.
As the comment garnered 286 likes, Ducharme added another cheeky comment to the thread.
"@nika.muhl so special huh," she wrote.
Even though Nika Muhl hasn't responded to Ducharme yet, entertainment spewed through current Huskies' comments on the Redshirt Junior's post.
"I feel like we see that number all the time," Paige Buecekers wrote.
"She’s not like other moms," Jana El Alfy commented.
"Sweet carol," Isuneh Brady wrote.
"Great selection of pics," Kaitlyn Chen wrote.
Other UConn players, McKenna Hofschild, Aubrey Griffin, Morgan Cheli, Kamorea Arnold and Ashlynn Shade also commented on Ducharme's post, while Miami Hurricanes' Natalija Marshall, St. John's LaShae Dwyer and former Vandebilt Marnelle Garraud chimed in as well.
Caroline Ducharme's health can affect the UConn Huskies
In her freshman season, Ducharme displayed confidence like no other and as she utilized her 6-foot-2 frame. Playing 21.1 minutes per game, she avearged 9.8 points, 3.2 rebounds and 1.3 assist on 45.5% shooting.
However, Ducharme’s initial two years in the college circuit came with concussion complications, stopping her from producing better numbers.
Moreover, she only appeared in four games in the 2023-24 season before opting for the redshirt. Moreover, she didn't look like the SLAM High School All-American, Massachusetts Gatorade Player of the Year and the top-5 player in her class like she was when entering UConn.
Health remains a constant concern around Caroline Ducharme. Sure, she can bring in 10-15 games where she scores in double digits, but her confidence on the floor, reliability as a scorer and ability to take up tough defensive matchups will help the Huskies deeper in the season.