Spring Break
Greg Lloyd II is UConn's new starting middle linebacker, but when the pads come off, football is the last thing on his mind. (1) comment
Elena Delle Donne, UConn basketball star. Now that those words have been written for the last time in this publication, it's time to write the epitaph for a duo - the freshman phenom and the prominent basketball factory - that seemed so perfectly matched. (2) comments
Fresh off a 9-4 record and one of the most successful campaigns in program history, UConn football enters the fall ready to build on the success of 2007. Despite returning the core of the team, the Huskies are ranked No. 39 in both the preseason AP and ESPN/USA Today Coaches Poll. UConn is ranked sixth out of eight teams in the Big East, behind squads such as Pittsburgh and Rutgers, both of which were beaten soundly by the Huskies last season. (1) comment
Running back Andre Dixon turned his ankle at practice Tuesday and is day-to-day, according to head coach Randy Edsall. Dixon will be evaluated tomorrow to see if he can go in Thursday's season opener against Hofstra. "We've got to take a look at him and see what happened to him," Edsall said. (0) comments
Head coach Nancy Stevens has made her expectation of success for the 2008 UConn Field Hockey team quite clear. "Our goals are the same year in and year out, to win the Big East regular season championship, win the Big East Tournament, and advance to the NCAA Tournament," Stevens said. (0) comments
Just when you thought UConn sports couldn't get any more exciting, we invented UConn Fantasy Sports - a campus-wide competition complete with a scoring system (left) that encompasses all fall sports. Now, when you are at a football game and everyone but a group of freshmen is enraged after a Tyler Lorenzen touchdown pass, you'll know why. (0) comments
Every year there are teams that have the talent to compete for championships, but never seem to get over the hump to reach that level. The volleyball team is one of them. For two years, the women have thinking it is their time to break through into the Big East's elite. (0) comments