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The University of Connecticut men's basketball team unveiled its 2026-27 non-conference schedule, featuring 12 regular-season games, three exhibitions, and a lineup that includes seven high-major opponents ranked in the top 25.
The Huskies open their inaugural FBS season as heavy favorites against Lafayette, with a revamped roster, new coaching scheme, and a storied history of strong season openers.
The Huskies are set to debut a revamped squad on Saturday at Rentschler Field, featuring more than 70 new players and a coaching philosophy that prizes discipline, speed and a relentless offensive attack.
Connecticut has committed $9.5 million to preserve natural grass at Rentschler Field, the only major college football venue in New England that still relies on a living surface amid a regional shift to artificial turf.
Over the next six weeks, Coach Dan Hurley will welcome a dozen top‑ranked 2027 prospects, including standout guards NaVorro Bowman Jr. and DeMarcus Henry, as the Huskies aim to fill a potentially thin roster and maintain their national‑championship pedigree.
Over the next six weeks the Huskies will host a dozen elite prospects, blending on‑court work with off‑court experiences as they chase commitments from the nation’s most versatile youngsters.
The Valkyries’ home games in the uniquely designed Ballhalla arena offer a nostalgic, fan‑centric experience, while the Connecticut Sun’s 24‑year run ends with a move to Houston, sparking reflections on legacy, policy and the future of the WNBA.
Bill Self remains the highest-paid coach in college basketball, but his future is scrutinized as health concerns, roster changes, and emerging talent shape the program's trajectory.
A new book by history teacher and coach Chris Petersen fuses Taoist principles with baseball hitting, drawing on Jeff Bagwell’s insights and his daughter’s illustrations.
In Apple TV’s UConn docuseries, Rebecca Lobo reflects on the emotional victory over South Carolina, the leadership of Geno Auriemma, and her evolution from a top recruit to a national star.
The University of Connecticut’s basketball program transformed from a regional afterthought into a national powerhouse, driven by legendary coaches, iconic players, and unforgettable moments.
The Brown women's soccer team will host UConn at Stevenson‑Pincince Field on Aug. 27, looking to build on a strong 2025 season and a three‑game series lead.
UConn freshman Olivia Vukosa, the 2026 Gatorade National Player of the Year, spent the summer leading Croatia’s under‑18 team, shedding weight and sharpening her game, all while planning a career in pediatric medicine.
Rich Kelly, a former college basketball player and UConn graduate assistant, has transitioned to the Boston Celtics, taking on roles in player development and coaching with the Maine Celtics. His move reflects his admiration for the Celtics' leadership and development system, following his success in college basketball, including a national championship with UConn.
Paige Bueckers discusses Apple TV’s documentary on UConn’s dynasty, highlighting the struggles, teamwork and coach‑player tensions that lie behind the program’s 12 championships.
Andrew Sears' debut for the Detroit Tigers marks a breakthrough for UConn baseball, highlighting the impact of recent transfer and NIL reforms on player development.
In Apple TV’s latest docuseries, Bueckers reflects on the challenges behind UConn’s dynasty, urging viewers to see greatness as a product of teamwork, not just trophies.
The Minutemen broke a 34‑year drought, defeating a ranked UConn squad 3‑1 in their first home game since 1992, highlighted by early goals from Thomas Wadas and Dylan Marco and a stellar performance by Dean Linden.
A recent appellate stay halts the NCAA's proposal that would have granted seniors an extra year of eligibility, leaving prospects like Samu Salminen to decide between NHL, AHL, or overseas options.
Head coach Luke Murray announced a suite of appointments that promise to deepen the team's player development capabilities and administrative strength ahead of the upcoming season.
Illinois announces its full non‑conference schedule for the 2026‑27 season, highlighting exhibitions, high‑profile road games and key matchups against Duke, UConn and others.
After a rocky start and a 0-5 ACC opening, Florida State’s new coach Luke Loucks has reshaped the roster, emphasizing rim protection, physical play and strategic recruiting, setting the stage for a resurgence.
A temporary restraining order from a Louisiana court clears the way for 16 football players — including NFL camp participants — to use a fifth season of eligibility in 2026‑27, while a parallel decision in Colorado has already extended the same benefit to basketball athletes. The move has drawn sharp criticism from UConn coach Dan Hurley, who argues the policy upends traditional talent development and threatens the integrity of college sports.
The Spartans replace four starters with a mix of experienced transfers and returning players, hoping the revamped unit will boost run and pass protection.