UConn Huskies basketball look to build on an electrifying overtime win, but can they maintain momentum against DePaul and avoid another slow start? Silas Demery’s offensive evolution and Solo Ball’s anticipated bounce-back performance make this home matchup one to watch, while questions loom about Dan Hurley’s adjustments and the energy at People’s Bank Arena. Matt Schonvisky recaps the UConn women’s stifling defense, highlighted by Sarah Strong, KK Arnold, and AZ Fudd’s dominance in a 45-point blowout over St. John’s—23 steals, 33 turnovers forced, and undefeated hopes on the horizon. The show shifts to Jason Candle’s revitalized football recruiting, spotlighting high-profile transfers from Texas, Oklahoma State, and Toledo, as UConn seeks to fill 71 roster spots. Are the Huskies building powerhouse squads across the board?

UConn Huskies stun Providence with a dramatic 103-98 overtime comeback, powered by breakout star Silas Demery Jr.'s electrifying 23-point, 15-assist, 5-steal showcase. Can Dan Hurley's squad ride this resilience to another championship run? Matt Schonvisky breaks down UConn’s remarkable rally, spotlighting key contributions from Braylon Mullins (career-high 24 points), Alex Karaban’s clutch leadership, and a strong showing from Terrace Reed. The episode examines how the Huskies’ depth, leadership, and relentless defense fueled victory despite adversity, and questions the one-and-done mentality surrounding rising talent. With insights into the team’s evolving chemistry and what this defining win means for March, Matt Schonvisky sets the stage for UConn’s continued pursuit of greatness.

UConn Huskies football face unprecedented roster turnover as the transfer portal shakes up the team's core. Star tackles Ben Murawski (to Michigan State) and Brady Wayburn (to UCF) headline 41 departures, leaving the Huskies with a massive recruiting challenge and a reimagined team culture under new head coach Jason Candle. Can Candle rebuild the Huskies with incoming talent and maintain competitiveness next season? Matt Schonvisky examines key player losses, fresh commitments—including dynamic quarterback Kalieb Osborne—and the high-powered recruiting pipeline from Toledo, Florida, and Mount Union. Get insights on Candle’s newly announced coaching staff, notable Power Four transfer prospects, and the evolving strategies poised to reshape UConn football. Are the Huskies on track for a fast rebuild, or will major losses derail their momentum?

Can UConn Huskies pull off dual national championships on the hardwood while eyeing new heights in football and ice hockey? Matt Schonvisky projects bold predictions for 2026, spotlighting the dominance of Azzi Fudd, Sarah Strong, and Blanca on the women’s basketball team alongside Alex Karaban’s leadership on the men’s side. With both squads peaking and Big East dominance continuing, a deep March Madness run for each feels within reach. Shifting to the gridiron, Matt Schonvisky tackles the impact of NIL and the transfer portal, arguing that true parity in college football is here—opening the door for UConn football to compete nationally under new coach Jason Candle despite roster turnover. Plus, UConn men’s and women’s hockey, both ranked among the nation’s best, along with perennial powerhouse baseball, could bring championships to Storrs beyond basketball. Can the Huskies turn these opportunities into more NCAA titles?

UConn Huskies face a pivotal offseason as 32 football players enter the transfer portal, including standout running back Cam Edwards and key contributors like Victor Rosa and Mel Brown. Can Coach Jason Candle stabilize the roster and win back local talent amidst coaching turnover and fierce competition from programs like Colorado State and TCU? The ongoing impact of NIL on roster dynamics sets the stage for rapid shifts and new opportunities—will UConn Football emerge stronger or lose its core? Matt Schonvisky breaks down UConn’s dominant end-of-year basketball performances, with the men steamrolling Xavier and the women overpowering Providence. The episode spotlights rising stars like Braylon Mullins and Sarah Strong, discusses Big East title projections, and highlights what improved rebounding and fast starts mean for postseason success. As New Year’s approaches, Huskies fans get insights into upcoming matchups, transfer portal strategy, and dual championship hopes in Storrs.

UConn Huskies Women’s Basketball crush Butler with a 47-point blowout, extending their Big East win streak to 29 straight. Can anyone stop Geno Auriemma’s squad as they chase redemption against Tennessee? Matt Schonvisky spotlights Sarah Strong’s stat-sheet dominance, Azzi Fudd’s consistency, and the relentless Huskies defense forcing opponents into panic mode. Concerns about free throw shooting linger as tournament season approaches—will it threaten their path to another championship? Coach Jason Candle’s rapid-fire recruiting reshapes UConn Football’s offensive staff, securing key hires like Nunzio Campanile and Markell Blackwell with strong ties to New Jersey and Florida talent pipelines. Meanwhile, Dan Hurley vents about college basketball’s chaotic “free agent” era, questioning changes that blur the line between NCAA and G League. Hear why Hurley’s push for a college basketball commissioner could impact the sport’s future. Don’t miss this deep dive into UConn’s athletic dominance and the seismic shifts sweeping the NCAA.

UConn Huskies football face a turning point after a disastrous 41-16 bowl loss to Army, as questions swirl around coaching commitment and player mentality. Was this "exhibition game" approach the beginning of a new era, or a symptom of deeper challenges in college sports? Key figures like Skyler Bell and quarterback Joe Fagnano see their leadership scrutinized, while the impact of agent advice on athlete development comes into focus. Matt Schonvisky highlights Jason Candle’s splash hire of Pitt’s Ryan Manalac as defensive coordinator, promising a fresh 4-3 scheme and recruiting upgrades. The show also unpacks NCAA frustrations—how agents and NIL culture are changing the game, potentially derailing player growth and team unity. Basketball side stories include missed opportunities for stars like Jordan Hawkins and Liam McNeely. Locked On UConn offers crucial analysis on Huskies leadership shifts, roster moves, and the cultural crossroads facing college football and basketball.

UConn Huskies chase historic tenth win at the Fenway Bowl against Army, despite drama surrounding coaching shifts and top players opting out. Can interim coach Gordon Sammis rally a focused squad without Jim Mora and quarterback Joe Fagnano, while new talents like Case on Farrar and Tucker McDonald step into the spotlight? Matt Schonvisky previews UConn’s revamped depth chart and defensive switch to a 3-4 alignment to combat Army’s triple-option attack. He spotlights linebacker Tyquan King’s potential breakout, the offensive threat posed by Cam Edwards and Skyler Bell, and the impact of receiving coach Kashif Moore’s departure. As roster changes and portal moves reshape the team, Huskies’ mindset, defensive physicality, and quarterback play emerge as critical keys. Will UConn rise above uncertainty and cement their legacy with a record-setting FBS campaign?

Toledo’s gritty Boca Raton Bowl fight signals the culture shift incoming for UConn Huskies football. Can Jason Candle’s never-say-die attitude, paired with high-impact recruits, transform UConn’s future on the gridiron? Matt Schonvisky breaks down Toledo’s resilient performance without Candle, examines the alarming spike in penalties, and spotlights quarterback Caleb Osborne’s dual-threat potential. The episode explores UConn’s evolving staff—featuring Florida recruiting ace Robert Weiner and wide receiver coach Kerry Dixon—as well as the impact of new recruits like Bo Polston and Tyreek Harris. With key players entering the portal and NIL decisions looming for stars like Cam Edwards, UConn’s next moves promise to reshape the program. Can Candle’s staff out-recruit top conferences and lead the Huskies to new heights?

UConn Huskies power past DePaul with Alex Karaban’s 21-point statement, maintaining their undefeated start in Big East play despite the absence of Solo Ball. Can Dan Hurley’s deep roster keep thriving through mounting injuries? Matt Schonvisky spotlights Karaban’s leadership, Silas Demery’s all-around impact, and how the Huskies’ next-man-up mentality is fueling dominant wins, even as slow starts remain a concern. The episode digs into updates on Solo Ball’s wrist injury and what his timeline means for UConn’s future matchups, including the upcoming road test at Xavier. On the gridiron, Matt Schonvisky recaps the UConn football defense’s roller-coaster season, breaking down standout performances from Brian Parham and previewing the Huskies’ game plan against Army in the Fenway Bowl. Can the Huskies’ defense step up for a program-defining tenth win? Tune in for sharp analysis and the latest Huskies headlines.

UConn Huskies dismantle No. 11 Iowa by 26 points in Brooklyn—are we witnessing a historic women's basketball season in the making? Azzi Fudd erupts for 27 points, Sarah Strong fills the stat sheet, and the Huskies showcase depth and championship mentality against a top-ranked opponent. Could Gino Auriemma’s squad be headed for another undefeated campaign and national glory? Matt Schonvisky breaks down UConn’s statement win, spotlighting Fudd’s resilience, Strong’s two-way impact, and how the team embodies the UConn standard. Insights include Gino’s postgame reflections, the evolving legacy of UConn women’s basketball, and a preview of the Fenway Bowl as the Huskies gridiron team aims to make FBS history versus Army. Is a tenth victory within reach despite uncertainty at quarterback? Go Huskies—don’t miss this in-depth analysis!

UConn Huskies women dominate Marquette with Sarah Strong leading the charge and Blanca showcasing superstar potential—can Geno Auriemma’s squad parlay this momentum into a championship run? Matt Schonvisky breaks down UConn’s 89-53 victory, assessing stellar shooting, defensive strengths, and critical observations from Coach Auriemma, including areas for growth before a headline clash with Iowa. On the gridiron, UConn football gears up for a historic 10-win season as they prepare for the Fenway Bowl against Army despite coaching changes and roster uncertainty. Schonvisky examines the challenges of coaching turnover, transfer portal chaos, and the flawed college football calendar impacting player focus. Wrapping up, the episode asks: Could fans see dual men’s and women’s basketball championships this year, reminiscent of the Huskies’ glory years? Don’t miss this comprehensive look at UConn’s shot at history across the hardwood and the field.

UConn Huskies dominate Butler with Solo Ball’s breakout performance and a stifling defense—are the Huskies unstoppable this season? Matt Schonvisky breaks down UConn’s commanding 79-60 Big East opener, spotlighting Solo Ball’s 26-point night and an explosive team effort on the boards. Insights include Silas Demery’s elite perimeter defense, Jaden Ross’s energizing bench play, and Terrace Reed’s impact in the paint.

UConn Huskies women crush USC with dominant defense and unmatched depth. Can Geno Auriemma’s squad continue their undefeated reign through marquee showdowns with Iowa and Tennessee? Matt Schonvisky breaks down UConn’s 28-point victory in LA, spotlighting AZ Fudd, Ashlyn Shade, and the rising impact of Sarah Strong, while analyzing how the Huskies’ inside presence and relentless defense set them apart. Key talking points include Geno Auriemma’s challenges managing a loaded rotation, the importance of high-profile matchups for growing the UConn brand, and why this roster may rival the program’s legendary teams. On the football front, Bo Polson joins the show as the first commit of the Jason Candle era, sharing insights on recruiting loyalty, leadership, and his promise to bring championships back to Storrs.

UConn Huskies surge past Texas with electrifying threes from Solo Ball and Alex Karaban, igniting People’s Bank Arena and proving their championship potential. Can Dan Hurley’s squad maintain their winning edge as Big East play begins and the rotation solidifies?

#uconn #uconnfootball #uconnwbb #uconnbasketball The voice of UConn Women's Basketball, Bob Joyce, previews the Huskies trip to Los Angeles to take on the USC Trojans The UConn men's basketball team makes final preparations for Texas. Football loses offensive coordinator Gordon Sammis and defensive coordinator Matt Brock.

UConn Men's basketball takes down the Florida Gators 77-73 at Madison Square Garden, aka Storrs South. I recap. Jordan Strack joins to share first hand experience with new UConn Football head coach Jason Candle over a long period of time. Recapping Fall sports season at UConn.

#uconn #uconnfootball #uconnwbb #uconnbasketball Dave Borges Previews Matchup Between UConn Men's Basketball and the Florida Gators at Madison Square Garden Jason Candle was Introduced as the next UConn Football Coach at Rentschler Field David Benedict and the UConn Board Framed up the UConn Sports Enterprise

#uconnbasketball #uconnfootball #uconnwbb #uconnbasketball Jason Candle is named the next head football coach of UConn Football Sue Bird has her jersey retired at Gampel Pavilion for UConn Women's Basketball Dan Hurley has UConn Men's Basketball playing championship level defense