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After more than two decades of service as a player, coach and administrator, Jamelle Elliott is leaving the University of Connecticut women's basketball staff to pursue new challenges outside the program.
After nearly two decades of service, Jamelle Elliott steps down from her assistant coaching role, closing a chapter that helped shape UConn’s women’s basketball dynasty.
Jamelle Elliott, a UConn alumna and longtime assistant coach, has announced her departure after 18 seasons, citing new opportunities, as the university initiates a national search for her successor.
After nearly three decades intertwined with the University of Connecticut’s women’s basketball dynasty, Jamelle Elliott announced her departure, citing new opportunities. Coach Geno Auriemma highlighted her pivotal role in seven national titles, while her career spans player championships, record‑setting performances, and administrative leadership.
UConn has called off its scheduled game at Florida State, a move confirmed by coach Geno Auriemma. The postponement frees up space in the Huskies’ calendar, allowing them to add two new non‑league opponents and solidify a series of high‑profile matchups ahead of the NCAA’s expanded 32‑game regular season.
Coach Jason Candle reflects on his move from Toledo to Storrs, the wildlife surprises, and his blueprint for restoring the Huskies to championship contention
The postponement of the Florida State contest, originally set to close a two‑game series, creates two open slots for UConn as the NCAA expands its regular season to 32 games beginning in 2026‑27.
UConn’s scheduled game at Florida State has been postponed, freeing two non‑conference slots and setting the stage for new series with Michigan, Iowa, Duke and others.
UConn’s women’s basketball coach Geno Auriemma discusses the aftermath of a Final Four loss, his 42nd season, the rise of star player Sarah Strong, and the team’s outlook for the upcoming championship.
Veteran coach Muffet McGraw, who retired after 38 seasons at Notre Dame, shares candid thoughts on the transactional nature of modern college athletics, the mental health of student‑athletes, and the need for structural reform.
After helping Angers avoid relegation in the La Boulangère Wonderligue, Marine Dursus is set to join the UConn women’s basketball program, bringing a refined shooting touch and defensive grit to the Huskies.
After a season disrupted by injury, Marine Dursus helped Angers avoid relegation in the La Boulangère Wonderligue. Her return featured double‑digit scoring and multiple steals, catching the eye of UConn coaches. With international experience at the Nike Hoop Summit and Basketball Without Borders, she is set to join the Huskies, where her shooting and physicality are expected to reshape the team's offensive dynamics.
The Huskies aim to rebound from a Final Four loss, blending veteran talent with fresh recruits as they chase another national championship.
The Connecticut Classics 2, nicknamed Big Red, has amassed over 175 medals and six consecutive National Senior Games titles. Led by captain Jean Trimboli, the team blends former WBL professionals with seasoned athletes, travels extensively, and prepares for upcoming state tournaments, a Greece tour, and a national showdown in Tulsa.
Boston College head coach Luke Murray has confirmed he has no plans to schedule a game against Dan Hurley's UConn Huskies, citing personal ties and a desire to focus on building his own program.
Vic Schaefer’s Texas Longhorns finished a season marked by a 30‑plus win streak and a semifinal defeat to UCLA, only to lose three pivotal starters to the transfer portal. With only two returning starters, the program is turning to five highly touted freshmen to fill the gap, raising questions about the sustainability of Schaefer’s coaching philosophy in a rapidly shifting college basketball landscape.
After a Final Four loss, UConn centers its 2026‑27 campaign on star forward Sarah Strong's recovery, a reshaped supporting cast, and a demanding non‑conference slate.
Texas women's basketball coach Vic Schaefer confronts a major rebuilding challenge after three key players left his program, yet he remains committed to his proven methods as he aims to return to the Final Four.
After a 27‑7 campaign, the Iowa Hawkeyes women’s basketball program is set to test its mettle against UConn’s storied dynasty, a matchup that promises marquee television exposure and fresh talent influx.
The University of Connecticut and the University of Iowa will meet in a home-and-home series beginning with a game in Storrs on November 8, 2024, rekindling a rivalry that last culminated in a tightly contested Final Four victory for Iowa.
A historic home‑and‑home series between the University of Connecticut and the University of Iowa is set to begin in November 2026, reviving a rivalry that last culminated in a thrilling 2024 Final Four showdown.
Iowa will host UConn in 2027‑28 after a scheduled away game next season, reviving a rivalry that sees the Huskies leading 7‑4, while both teams bring back key players and high‑profile recruits.
A two-year scheduling agreement between the Iowa Hawkeyes and UConn Huskies sets up a home-and-home series for the 2026-27 and 2027-28 seasons, reigniting a rivalry that has produced memorable contests in recent years.
The Iowa Hawkeyes and the University of Connecticut Huskies announced a two-year home-and-home series, featuring games at Carver-Hawkeye Arena and Storrs, with dates and broadcast details pending.