Breanna Stewart is pretty happy with how her March Madness brackets turned out, and with good reason. Combining her women’s and men’s picks, Stewart has just one miss among her Final Four teams (she picked Florida instead of Illinois on the men’s side). One thing both of her brackets have in common: her alma mater UConn as the last team standing. Stewart, of course, is no stranger to March. A four-time national champion and Most Outstanding Player in her time at UConn, Stewart helped raise the bar even higher for a Huskies program known for its dynasties. Though the program experienced a nine-season gap between championships (including the canceled 2020 tournament due to COVID-19) following Stewart’s departure, this year’s UConn squad has the chance to craft another dynasty era with a second straight national title within reach. When asked what it would mean for UConn to repeat as champions, Stewart quickly pointed to the longevity of coach Geno Auriemma.…