ESPN host Molly Qerim has championed her Uconn Huskies ahead of March Madness.

The Huskies women’s team secured a fourth straight Big Ten Championship with a 78-42 win over Georgetown on Monday.

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Molly Qerim has given a shout out to her Uconn Huskies after another Big Ten titleCredit: Instagram/mollyqerim

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The Huskies beat Georgetown in a blowout on MondayCredit: Getty

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Qerim posted a snap of their ‘confetti shower’ celebrations to her X accountCredit: Getty
First Take anchor Qerim is a former student at the University of Connecticut.

She has been a keen supporter of the team on air, even rocking Uconn colors during a live broadcast in April 2023.

The Huskies is one of the most successful women’s college basketball program in the country, with 11 D1 NCAA titles.

Despite suffering from a host of injuries, the team ended the regular season with nine straight wins, taking their overall record to 30-5.

“We’re going to celebrate this one,” Huskies coach Geno Auriemma said after the victory.

“The resilience of this team is remarkable. They inspire me to be better for them.”

Qerim was in a celebratory mood after the Huskies secured yet another championship with victory at the Mohegan Sun Arena.

She tweeted a snap of the team celebrating the win over Georgetown to her 315,000 followers.

“Confetti showers never get old,” read the caption from the team’s official X account.

“This photo is pure fire,” responded one fan.

“It was even sweeter this year with all the injuries,” said another.

“Just such a fun team to watch,” added a third.

The No.10 ranked Huskies find out their March Madness bracket this upcoming Selection Sunday.

Based on the selection committee’s final top-16 ranking released on February 29, UConn’s bracket would include No.2 UCLA and No.3 Virginia Tech.

Qerim has hosted First Take since 2015 and appears every weekday on the ESPN show alongside Stephen A. Smith.

She obtained a Bachelor of Arts in communications and a minor in business administration from the prestigious school.

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Qerim has hosted First Take since 2015 and is a former student at the University of Connecticut