It won’t always be like this.

The University of Connecticut’s women’s basketball team has made the improbable — a fourth straight national championship Tuesday and 11th in the program’s history — seem downright routine. Great recruiting and superior coaching of that talent by Geno Auriemma produced yet another squad that had no collegiate equal.

There was UConn and there was everyone else.

The Huskies breezed through the NCAA tournament, blowing out its six opponents, culminating with an 82-51 win over Syracuse University. UConn’s top three players — seniors Breanna Stewart, Moriah Jefferson and Morgan Tuck — will be among the first few players selected in the WNBA draft. This was an All-Star team. The senior class walked away with four national championships. That never happened before.

While the games lacked drama, watching the UConn women execute was a treat for those who love the beauty of the game. Their fast-break ability was stunning, their ball movement artistic, their defense tenacious, and the superior athleticism of its top players undeniable.

No matter what the lopsided score, they kept working, a trademark of Auriemma teams.

The champions finished 38-0. UConn has won 75 straight. Is this team the best? Perhaps, though one can make a good argument for the 39-0 team of 2002 that sent seven players to the WNBA — Swin Cash, Sue Bird, Diana Taurasi, Asjha Jones, Ashley Battle, Jessica Moore and Tamika Williams.

In time, other programs will catch up. Auriemma can’t coach forever. Appreciate it while it lasts, UConn fans.