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Women's Basketball

UConn women’s basketball releases 2026-27 non-conference schedule

UConn women's basketball has released its non-conference schedule for the 2026-27 season, featuring marquee matchups against top-tier programs, including a home-and-home series with West Virginia, renewing a rivalry that has historical significance. The schedule also includes games against traditional powers such as Tennessee, South Carolina, and Stanford, as well as a challenging early-season tournament. These games will be crucial for NCAA tournament seeding and provide a rigorous test for the Huskies.

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Football

Skyler Bell, Joe Fagnano, Chris Freeman make their NFL debut

Former UConn Huskies football players Skyler Bell, Joe Fagnano, and Chris Freeman all made their NFL debuts in Week 17 of the 2024 NFL season. Bell, a wide receiver, saw limited action for the New York Jets; Fagnano, a quarterback, took a few snaps for the Green Bay Packers; and Freeman, a kicker, handled kickoff duties for the New England Patriots. All three players are undrafted rookies or practice squad call-ups, marking a significant achievement for the UConn program.

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Men's Soccer

UConn No. 24 in United Soccer Coaches Preseason Poll, Kyle Durham Named to MAC Hermann Watch List

The UConn men's soccer team has been ranked No. 24 in the United Soccer Coaches Preseason Poll, and forward Kyle Durham has been named to the MAC Hermann Trophy Watch List, as announced on August 15, 2026. Durham, a key offensive player, will be central to UConn's ambitions this season. The Huskies are coming off a strong campaign and look to build on their success with a challenging non-conference schedule that includes matchups against top-tier programs. Head coach Chris Gbandi expressed excitement about the recognition, emphasizing the team's focus on consistent performance and postseason goals.

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Women's Basketball

Women’s Basketball Season Tickets on Sale Now!

The UConn Huskies women's basketball team has announced that season tickets for the upcoming 2026-27 season are now on sale. Fans can purchase tickets through the official athletics website, with various seating options available. The announcement highlights the team's storied history and the excitement surrounding the new season, encouraging supporters to secure their seats early.

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football

Houston Texans Sign Former Husky Chris Freemen

Former UConn Huskies football player Chris Freemen has signed with the Houston Texans, marking the latest step in his professional career. Freemen, who played collegiately at UConn, will join the Texans' roster as they prepare for the upcoming NFL season. The signing was announced on August 13, 2026, and highlights the continued pipeline of talent from UConn to the NFL.

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Women's Basketball

UConn women’s basketball to face LSU in Nashville on Dec. 20

UConn women's basketball will play LSU in Nashville on December 20, as announced by the team. The game is part of a high-profile non-conference schedule for the Huskies, who are looking to rebound from a season that ended in the Final Four. LSU, led by coach Kim Mulkey, is a perennial powerhouse and this matchup is expected to be a marquee early-season test for both programs.

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Basketball

UConn Hosting Multiple 2027 Recruiting Visits

UConn men's basketball is actively recruiting the class of 2027, hosting multiple high school prospects for official visits. The Huskies are targeting top-tier talent to continue their recent success under head coach Dan Hurley, with several recruits expected on campus in the coming months.

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Basketball

UConn's Geno Auriemma Compares Notre Dame Star to Lawrence Taylor

UConn women's basketball coach Geno Auriemma compared Notre Dame's standout guard Hannah Hidalgo to NFL legend Lawrence Taylor, praising her relentless defensive intensity and game-changing ability. The comparison came ahead of a highly anticipated matchup between the two storied programs, highlighting Hidalgo's impact on the court and the challenge she poses for the Huskies.

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Basketball

5 Things UConn Fans Need to Know About Michigan State

This article from Sports Illustrated provides UConn Huskies fans with a scouting report on Michigan State, their upcoming opponent. It highlights five key aspects of the Spartans' team, including their strong defense, key players to watch, their offensive style, coaching under Tom Izzo, and potential weaknesses. The article aims to inform UConn fans about what to expect in the matchup.

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college-basketball

UConn Needs Solo Ball To Improve For Elite Eight Appearance

In a recent analysis on Sports Illustrated, Tyler Miller discusses UConn's path to the Elite Eight and emphasizes the critical need for freshman guard Solo Ball to elevate his performance. Ball, who has shown flashes of potential, must become more consistent on both ends of the floor, particularly in scoring and defensive intensity, to help the Huskies advance deep into the NCAA tournament. The article highlights specific areas for improvement, such as shot selection, playmaking, and perimeter defense, and suggests that Ball's development could be the difference-maker for UConn's championship aspirations.

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College Basketball

UConn's Dan Hurley Discusses Big East's NCAA Tournament Success

UConn head coach Dan Hurley shares his thoughts on the Big East Conference's strong performance in the NCAA Tournament, highlighting the conference's competitive nature and the success of its teams. He credits the league's physical style of play and coaching for preparing teams for March Madness, and notes that the Big East's resurgence is a testament to its quality.

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basketball

Dan Hurley Believes UConn is Due for Offensive Surge

UConn Huskies men's basketball coach Dan Hurley expressed confidence that his team is due for an offensive breakout, citing recent close games and missed opportunities. Despite a strong defensive identity, the Huskies have struggled with shooting efficiency, but Hurley believes the law of averages will soon favor them as they generate quality looks. He emphasized the need for better ball movement and shot selection to unlock their full potential.

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Women's College Basketball

Breanna Stewart Makes Confident Prediction for UConn

Former UConn Huskies star and current WNBA player Breanna Stewart has made a confident prediction about the UConn women's basketball program. In a recent interview, Stewart expressed her belief that the Huskies will return to championship form and contend for a national title in the upcoming season. She cited the team's talented roster, strong coaching, and winning culture as reasons for her optimism. Stewart's comments have generated excitement among UConn fans and added to the anticipation for the 2024-25 college basketball season.

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basketball

Dan Hurley Sets Tone as UConn Enters Sweet 16

UConn head coach Dan Hurley has set a focused and intense tone as the Huskies prepare for their Sweet 16 matchup, emphasizing the team's defensive identity and the need for continued improvement. The article highlights Hurley's leadership and the team's mindset as they advance in the NCAA Tournament, with players echoing his message of staying locked in and not getting complacent.

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Basketball

UConn HC Says Sweet 16 Mirrors Final Four Intensity

UConn head coach Dan Hurley described the NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 as having the same intensity as the Final Four, emphasizing the high stakes and competitiveness of the round. He noted that every game from this point on is a battle, and his team must bring their best effort to advance.

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Women's Basketball

Azzi Fudd's Monster Game Carries UConn to Sweet 16

UConn women's basketball star Azzi Fudd delivered a standout performance, scoring a career-high 34 points to lead the Huskies past Syracuse and into the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament. Fudd's shooting was exceptional, hitting 10-of-15 from the field and 6-of-9 from three-point range, while also grabbing 5 rebounds and dishing out 4 assists. Her dominant display was crucial as UConn overcame a slow start to secure a 79-63 victory. The win keeps UConn's national championship hopes alive, and Fudd's emergence as a reliable scoring threat adds a new dimension to the team's offense. The Huskies will next face the winner of the Ohio State vs. North Carolina matchup in the regional semifinal.

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Men's Basketball

UConn Star Freshman Admits to Being Rattled Against UCLA

UConn Huskies freshman Braylon Mullins candidly admitted to being rattled during the team's recent matchup against UCLA, a revelation that sheds light on the pressures faced by young athletes in high-stakes college basketball games. Mullins, who has been a standout performer this season, acknowledged that the intensity of the UCLA game got to him, impacting his performance. Despite the setback, his honesty and willingness to learn from the experience could prove valuable for his development and the team's resilience as they navigate the remainder of the season.

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College Basketball

How to Watch: UConn's Second Round Matchup vs. UCLA

No. 1 seed UConn Huskies face No. 8 seed UCLA Bruins in the second round of the 2025 NCAA Tournament. The game is scheduled for Saturday, March 22, at 7:45 p.m. ET and will be broadcast on CBS. UConn enters as the defending national champions and seeks to advance to the Sweet 16, while UCLA aims for an upset. Key players to watch include UConn's leading scorer and UCLA's standout guard. The matchup features contrasting styles: UConn's balanced offense versus UCLA's defensive pressure.

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