Paige Bueckers on Apple TV UConn documentary: ‘Our team approved it’
It’s becoming quite rare these days for any sports documentary to get made without some level of editorial approval from the subjects themselves. Whether that means these projects should be called documentaries at all is certainly a discussion worth having. But there’s a real access problem in the sports documentary world right now. Athletes demand…
In a recent interview, Dallas Wings star Paige Bueckers revealed that her UConn women’s basketball team approved a recently released Apple TV documentary chronicling the team’s historic 40-year run. Bueckers, who was a part of the team and lived through both the triumphs and struggles, expressed her desire for others to see the reality of the journey.
She emphasized that it wasn’t just about winning the national championship, but also about overcoming adversity, facing difficult days, and having a strong support system. Bueckers highlighted the crucial role of teammates, coaches, strength and conditioning staff, and medical professionals in her recovery from injuries. She stressed the importance of faith, determination, and surrounding oneself with great people to navigate life’s challenges.
The authenticity of the documentary, which captures the highs and lows of the team’s journey, is what Bueckers found most valuable.
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