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  • Three UConn football players to play in NFL

    UConn graduates Kendall Reyes, Kashif Moore, Mike Ryan, Gary Wilburn and Dave Teggart looked to make the next step in their football careers by continuing on from collegiate to professional football by entering the NFL draft, which took place on April 26.
     

  • UConn baseball nears its home stretch, looks to send seniors out on top

    For the seniors on the UConn baseball team, the home stretch has arrived for their time in a Husky uniform.
     

  • Former Husky, Tony Cascio has MLS success

    UConn 2012 graduate Tony Cascio is now eight games into his MLS career after being selected No. 14 overall by the Colorado Rapids.
     

  • UConn Huskies to take on Louisville Cardinals in three-game series

    The UConn baseball team will look to get back to its winning ways when it travels to Louisville for a three-game series with the Cardinals.

  • Notebook: Baseball offense shines at Storrs

    It was an up and down weekend offensively for the UConn baseball team, after defeating Rutgers 9-8 twice on Friday and falling to the Scarlet Knights on Sunday 15-0. 

  • Baseball Baseball takes series from Rutgers

    The UConn baseball team took two out of three from Rutgers at home this weekend, but not without plenty of drama during the series.

  • UConn catcher Joe Pavone swings away at a pitch during a baseball game against Seton Hall on March 30 of this season. The Huskies face Louisville this weekend.

  • baseball A big weekend ahead

    Huskies face Scarlet Knights in a 3-game set

    The UConn baseball team will welcome the Rutgers Scarlet Knights to Storrs for a three game series this weekend, concluding at Dodd Stadium in Norwich on Sunday.

  • Drummond and Lamb enter NBA, the world of unknown

    The Storrs Side

    Andre Drummond said one of his favorite players is Dwight Howard. Their games are very similar, especially at this point of Drummond’s career. 

  • Final Twin’s Take: Thank you for the helping hands

    Twin's Take

    We’ve learned a lot at UConn, and a lot of the learning took place outside the classroom. The beat writers and columnists for the UConn men’s and women’s basketball and football teams took us under their wings from Day One. They were incredible people to work with, and we’d also like to extend a special thank you to the sports staff at the New Haven Register, Hartford Courant and Ken Best of UConn Magazine. Mac Cerullo and Russell Blair, thank you for all the help. Adam Giardino, Andrew Callahan, Chris Jones and the rest of WHUS, thanks for the cameos. 

  • 4.16 greg keiser A humble invitation to Caroline Doty

    Caroline,

    It would be my distinct honor to take you to the Daily Campus banquet at the University of Connecticut Foundation ballroom on April 27. But why would you want to go with this guy, right? I’m entirely aware that every guy on campus would love to take you out. But here’s the thing. I have a column in which to ask you out. They don’t.

  • Storrs Side: Hayes invited to WNBA Draft

    Senior guard Tiffany Hayes has been selected as one of 15 elite women’s college basketball players to be on hand for the 2012 WNBA draft to be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Bristol. Hayes, whose senior season ended in heartbreak against Notre Dame in the final four, will be the 26th former husky to don a WNBA uniform if selected. The senior averaged 14.7 points, 5.8 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 2.3 steals per game this past season. She has notched 23 games of more than 20 points, and three of more than 30 in the 2011-12 season. Hayes was a senior leader on the husky squad this season, leading the team in steals and coming second in both scoring and rebounding. Hayes played in four separate final fours, was a two-time all Big East selection, and was named a third team All-American in her senior season.

  • Huskies hit USF's Nevin's well

    The UConn softball team lost its three-game set to the South Florida Bulls this past weekend, but the series can hardly be looked upon as a disappointment.

  • Fighting Irish beat Huskies, 16-9

    The Fighting Irish marched into Storrs on Saturday afternoon and handed the Huskies their fourth consecutive conference loss in a 16-9 Notre Dame win.

  • Huskies beat Hartford at Senior Day

    It was a big day for the UConn women’s tennis team on Saturday afternoon as two players were honored at “Senior Day.” Senior captain Alexa Gregory concluded her career on a high note as a proud dedicated Husky, leading the white and blue ladies to a strong victory over University of Hartford. Lauren Wilmarth was also recognized on Saturday. Although she is a junior, Wilmarth will be graduating with three years here at UConn to continue her studies at Veterinary School of Tuft in Mass. Coach Glenn Marshall expressed his sentiment on losing these two great players, “Both of the women will be missed very much by their teammates and coaches.”

  • A UConn first baseman catches the ball against USF on April 14 in Storrs.

  • 4.16 softball Huskies drop two of three to USF

    The UConn softball team has certainly seen better outcomes at home this season than this weekend. The Huskies lost two out of their three home games this weekend in Storrs to the USF Bulls, snapping their perfect home record.

  • Freshman center Andre Drummond battles for the ball with Syracuse sophomore center Fab Melo during UConn’s 58-55 loss to the Orange in the quarterfinals fo the Big East Tournament at Madison Square Garden in New York on March 8.

  • UConn’s outfielder Billy Ferriter hits the ball during a UConn game against Seton Hall on April 1 of this season. The Huskies take on St. John’s this weekend.

  • baseball Braving the Red Storm

    The UConn baseball team will take on the defending Big East regular season champions, the St. John’s Red Storm, on the road for a three-game series.

     

  • 4/11- Lamb Lamb to declare for NBA draft

    Jeremy Lamb quietly goes pro after two seasons

    Jeremy Lamb preferred not to have a press conference announcing he would forgo his last two years of eligibility for the UConn men’s basketball and declare for the NBA Draft.

    It was a fitting move by the soft-spoken sophomore guard who, for the last two years, let his game do the talking. Lamb decided against announcing his decision at a podium at Gampel Pavilion, as most of the UConn early draft entries have before him, and instead released a statement through the school.

  • 4.5 adams BACK TO BUSINESS

    After sitting out fall season, Adams returns with a clear view of future

    This past summer, Dave Adams had a tough decision to make.

  • Mania sets records over weekend

    After rewriting the UConn record books to begin the outdoor season, junior distance runner Brigitte Mania earned Big East Women’s Track Athlete of the Week honors.

  • Baseball travels to Pittsburgh for Big East game

    The UConn baseball team will head to Pittsburgh to continue its Big East conference schedule this weekend.

  • Senior Dave Adams takes a forehand shot during a match against Fairfield on March 20 in Storrs. UConn lost, 7-0.