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UConn announced the hiring of Charlie Stevens, a Bronx native with five years of NBA front‑office experience, to lead its men’s basketball program’s administrative and compliance functions.
Charlie Stevens, a Bronx-born former Spurs staffer, is set to become UConn’s new general manager, tasked with overseeing NIL and transfer portal matters while leveraging his deep connections with the NBA.
A surge of high‑profile transfers is set to reshape NCAA women's hockey rosters, with five standout athletes heading to new programs as the PWHL season approaches.
UConn's KK Arnold and Sarah Strong have signed NIL deals with Future is Unrivaled's Class of 2026, a program founded by Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier that brings together elite women's basketball prospects from across the nation.
A look at how Geno Auriemma’s demanding coaching philosophy, built on relentless training and high‑stakes competition, shaped UConn’s rise from a modest program to a college basketball powerhouse, as captured in the forthcoming Apple TV series.
The award recognizes Karaban’s record‑setting career, his dual degrees with top GPAs and his emerging role as a community mentor.
Carl Adamec, a longtime Hearst Connecticut Media reporter and Hall of Fame inductee, shaped the narrative of UConn women's basketball and left a lasting imprint on the state's sports community.
The University of Tennessee Lady Vols have released their complete 2026‑27 basketball schedule, featuring a mix of buy games, high‑profile road trips and a demanding SEC calendar.
The Huskies have announced a demanding nonconference schedule that includes a Dec. 2 matchup against UNLV, early games against Michigan and Iowa, and a series of neutral‑site contests against top programs.
Freshmen forward Colben Landrew and point guard Junior County are adapting to Dan Hurley’s intricate offensive system at UConn, facing intense summer training and aiming for significant roles on the roster.
Los Angeles native Malachi Jordan, a top‑15 2027 recruit, traveled to Connecticut to assess UConn’s program, emphasizing big‑time growth under Hurley’s demanding leadership.
A new chapter in the UConn‑Tennessee rivalry is set for December 12, 2026, marking the earliest matchup ever between the programs and underscoring the renewed intensity of a series that has spanned three decades.
UConn’s men’s basketball team finalizes its roster amid a transfer portal upheaval sparked by a court ruling, setting up a challenging schedule and a blend of returning stars and new talent.
UConn’s men’s basketball coach Dan Hurley has identified Nils Machowski as a key transfer portal addition, praising his character, confidence, and versatility. Machowski’s breakout season at Wofford, combined with his family’s basketball pedigree, positions him as a potential contributor to UConn’s championship ambitions.
UConn coach Dan Hurley highlights Nils Machowski, a German guard who excelled at Wofford University, as a potential addition to strengthen the Huskies' defense and shooting as they chase another title.
UConn coach Dan Hurley sees German guard Nils Machowski as a key transfer portal addition, citing his defensive grit, shooting range and rebounding ability that could complement the team’s championship ambitions.
With nearly 70 new players, back-to-back nine-win seasons and an open practice scheduled for the community, the Huskies are poised for a pivotal year under head coach Jason Candle.
Coach Dan Hurley has finalized UConn’s roster, rejecting further transfers despite the NCAA’s new eligibility rule that allows high‑school athletes to return for a fifth season. The team blends returning stars like Silas Demary Jr. and Braylon Mullins with notable newcomers, while facing a demanding nonconference schedule.
After a summer of roster turnover, the University of Connecticut men’s basketball team looks to blend fresh talent with returning stars in pursuit of another title.
Three UConn basketball standouts will join the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame’s 'Hall Star Summer' series, offering fans direct access to the next generation of talent.
Nykesha Sales, a UConn legend who once led the Huskies to their first national title and later became the Connecticut Sun’s all‑time leading scorer, is back in Storrs as an assistant coach, bringing her competitive fire and deep ties to the state to a new generation of players.
The Hawkeyes will tackle a demanding slate of games, from UConn and Vanderbilt to rivalry matchups, as they seek to gel a revamped roster before the Big Ten season.
Nathan Canilao introduces himself as the new UConn sports reporter for the Norwich Bulletin, sharing his lifelong devotion to the program and inviting the community to engage.
The inaugural Connecticut Cup baseball recruiting showcase gathered top high school athletes at the University of Connecticut, offering a merit-based platform for college recruitment.