Historic is the word that everyone will use to describe the UConn football team’s (9-3) season this year. After all, the Huskies’ 9-win season marks the first time in program history that Connecticut has accomplished the feat in back-to-back seasons.
After Jim Mora suddenly left the program to become the head coach at Colorado State, UConn has now hired former Toledo head coach Jason Candle to lead the program.
The No. 6 UConn women’s hockey team (25-8-2, 17-6-1) will return to their home ice Tuesday, March 3, for the Hockey East Tournament Semifinals against No. 17 Holy Cross (19-12-3, 10-11-3). The Huskies glided to a 6-1 blowout win over the University of Maine on Saturday. Those six goals were tied for the second most they’ve scored in a game this season.
January. February. UConn.
After defeating the St. John’s Red Storm 85-49 on Sunday night to kick off the month of March, the top-ranked UConn women’s basketball team made history in more ways than one.
For the first time in their 2026 campaign, the UConn baseball team (4-7) will make their regular-season debut in Storrs on Wednesday afternoon to take on the New Haven Chargers. Connecticut comes into this matchup on a two-game losing skid after losing to UNC Wilmington twice this past weekend.
The Toronto Blue Jays defeated the Seattle Mariners 6-2 in Game 6 of the ALCS Finals on Sunday, deadlocking the series 3-3 and forcing Game 7. In the Blue Jays’ tiebreaker, Springer underperformed. With four at-bats, the Connecticut native knocked a fielder’s choice, a flyout, and a groundout while also striking out in the bottom of the eighth inning.
