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94 In A Row 
That's two and a half years of pure dominance that has the potential to continue for quite a while. The number 91 in the win column is impressive enough, but let's take a look at some other eye-popping statistics to come out of this stretch:
792: Days since UConn last lost a game. The Huskies' streak started with a 96-60 win over Creighton in Storrs, Connecticut on Nov. 23, 2014. UConn would finish 38-1 that banner season.
89: Double-digit wins during the streak. Yes, that means just two of UConn's past 91 victories have even come close to coming down to the wire. There haven't been too many stressful games for the Huskies faithful to watch.
67: Consecutive wins in AAC play. UConn hasn't lost in conference play since the AAC was formed in 2013-14 -- a year before the winning streak started.
65: Largest margin of victory during the streak. As seen two spots above, UConn hasn't played in too many close games. But its biggest blowout came just five days ago in a 103-37 shellacking against No. 20 South Florida. That resounding victory gave the Huskies their 90th straight victory, tying the record.
46: Win streak before UConn's last loss. The Huskies' last defeat came on Nov. 17, 2014 in an overtime thriller against long-time rival Stanford. That ended a respectable 46-game run. Do the math, and that gives UConn a 137-1 record over its past 138 games.
38: Average margin of victory. USF wasn't alone in being mercilessly run down.
32: Consecutive road victories during the stretch. The Huskies boast the three best road streaks in women's basketball history. Their current mark ranks second on the list, just two games behind the 34 straight road victories achieved from 2000-04.
9: Wins over top five opponents. UConn has faced the best of the best during this run and hasn't faltered yet. The Huskies have already beaten then-No. 2 Baylor, then-No. 2 Notre Dame and then-No. 4 Maryland this season and have a showdown set with currently- No. 5 South Carolina for Feb. 13.
8: Ranked teams beaten this season. UConn's nonconference schedule was unforgiving to open the season, but that hasn't stopped the No. 1 Huskies from starting off 16-0. UConn has knocked off No. 12 Florida State, No. 2 Baylor, No. 15 DePaul, No. 14 Texas, No. 2 Notre Dame, No. 12 Ohio State, No. 4 Maryland and No. 20 USF so far this season.
3: More wins than the men's record. The UCLA men's team, led by coach John Wooden, won 88 straight games from 1970-74. UConn now has two separate win streaks that surpass that total.
2: Least amount of points allowed in a single quarter during the streak. UConn held SMU to two points in the opening quarter of Saturday's record win.
2: National titles won during streak. The Huskies have won four straight championships and 11 total in program history.
That's two and a half years of pure dominance that has the potential to continue for quite a while. The number 91 in the win column is impressive enough, but let's take a look at some other eye-popping statistics to come out of this stretch:
792: Days since UConn last lost a game. The Huskies' streak started with a 96-60 win over Creighton in Storrs, Connecticut on Nov. 23, 2014. UConn would finish 38-1 that banner season.
89: Double-digit wins during the streak. Yes, that means just two of UConn's past 91 victories have even come close to coming down to the wire. There haven't been too many stressful games for the Huskies faithful to watch.
67: Consecutive wins in AAC play. UConn hasn't lost in conference play since the AAC was formed in 2013-14 -- a year before the winning streak started.
65: Largest margin of victory during the streak. As seen two spots above, UConn hasn't played in too many close games. But its biggest blowout came just five days ago in a 103-37 shellacking against No. 20 South Florida. That resounding victory gave the Huskies their 90th straight victory, tying the record.
46: Win streak before UConn's last loss. The Huskies' last defeat came on Nov. 17, 2014 in an overtime thriller against long-time rival Stanford. That ended a respectable 46-game run. Do the math, and that gives UConn a 137-1 record over its past 138 games.
38: Average margin of victory. USF wasn't alone in being mercilessly run down.
32: Consecutive road victories during the stretch. The Huskies boast the three best road streaks in women's basketball history. Their current mark ranks second on the list, just two games behind the 34 straight road victories achieved from 2000-04.
9: Wins over top five opponents. UConn has faced the best of the best during this run and hasn't faltered yet. The Huskies have already beaten then-No. 2 Baylor, then-No. 2 Notre Dame and then-No. 4 Maryland this season and have a showdown set with currently- No. 5 South Carolina for Feb. 13.
8: Ranked teams beaten this season. UConn's nonconference schedule was unforgiving to open the season, but that hasn't stopped the No. 1 Huskies from starting off 16-0. UConn has knocked off No. 12 Florida State, No. 2 Baylor, No. 15 DePaul, No. 14 Texas, No. 2 Notre Dame, No. 12 Ohio State, No. 4 Maryland and No. 20 USF so far this season.
3: More wins than the men's record. The UCLA men's team, led by coach John Wooden, won 88 straight games from 1970-74. UConn now has two separate win streaks that surpass that total.
2: Least amount of points allowed in a single quarter during the streak. UConn held SMU to two points in the opening quarter of Saturday's record win.
2: National titles won during streak. The Huskies have won four straight championships and 11 total in program history.
