The UConn women’s basketball team had already reached a historic level of dominance, but on Tuesday the Huskies completed a four-year mission no other team had accomplished: Four straight titles.

Led by head coach Geno Auriemma program’s illustrious resume continues to grow, and UConn has become a pipeline for WNBA stars — several of whom talked to WNBA.com to try to put the dynasty in perspective.

The mind-blogging numbers:

• 11 titles in the past 22 years under Auriemma
• 38-0 record in 2015-16, their sixth perfect season
• 75 straight wins, second most all-time behind their 90-game streak
• Only John Wooden’s UCLA Bruins won more consecutive titles (7) in Division I college basketball

Here’s how the basketball world reacted on Twitter Tuesday night:

4 YEARS! 4 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS! #HISTORYMADE pic.twitter.com/ldQ4gqHco8

— UConn Women’s Basketball (@UConnWBB) April 6, 2016

Breanna Stewart is the Final Four Most Outstanding Player! ONLY PLAYER TO WIN THE HONOR FOUR TIMES! #HistoryMade pic.twitter.com/0GojApiiM8

— UConn Women’s Basketball (@UConnWBB) April 6, 2016

Over four years, Morgan, Moriah and Stewie have tallied 151 wins, the most in @NCAA history! #HistoryMade pic.twitter.com/2LZROQUNRe

— UConn Women’s Basketball (@UConnWBB) April 6, 2016

Champs again! UConn becomes the 1st team in women's Division I history to win 4 consecutive National Titles. pic.twitter.com/9F4i0sLcbn

— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) April 6, 2016

History!

UConn crushes Cuse 82-51, becomes first D1 women’s basketball team to win 4 national titles in a row. pic.twitter.com/Glz0eBsEav

— espnW (@espnW) April 6, 2016

I am a woman of my word!!!! ???? #BleedBlue

— Breanna Stewart (@breannastewart) April 6, 2016

4 IN A ROW !!! pic.twitter.com/TLDazPSvvB

— Moriah Jefferson (@_BonnBonn) April 6, 2016

We did it!!!!!???? pic.twitter.com/p4iggM23e5

— Maya Moore (@MooreMaya) April 6, 2016

Congrats to my girl @bre_stewart30 on your 4th National Championship!! #history What a career! #WFinalFour

— Elena Delle Donne (@De11eDonne) April 6, 2016

Same city. Same friends if you're looking for me. #11 #BleedBlue #UCONNWBB pic.twitter.com/0tKJ3QR6j3

— Renee Montgomery (@ReneeMontgomery) April 6, 2016

Congrats baby girls so happy for you! ???? @bre_stewart30 @_BonnBonn Morg ? Turn up tonight! With y'all in spirit! #BleedBlue

— Swin Cash (@SwinCash) April 6, 2016

???????????? congrats @UConnWBB. setting records and making history. never been prouder to be a Husky!!

— Kiah Stokes (@kstokes41) April 6, 2016

With 50 points at the half, UConn has set the school record for most points in a half of a championship game. pic.twitter.com/nEOs0PUxlm

— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) April 6, 2016