WEEKLY REWIND

The latest UConn athletics news

From The UConn Blog:

• UConn Football keeps positive momentum with commitments from TE Christopher Johnson and DE Langston Hardy

• Big East fall sports will implement divisions to limit exposure to coronavirus

• Find out what UConn Men’s Basketball can expect from Xavier this season

• How UConn Football’s transition to an independent program has gone so far

• Sizing up the Big East competition for UConn Women’s Soccer

• Listen to the latest episode of The UConn Pod!

• ICYMI: UConn Soccer has brand new turf and it is beautiful! CLICK HERE to read all about its development and check out the video below for a closer look:

From Other Sources:

• Roster-size restrictions for UConn Baseball temporarily lifted for 2020-21 season

• The addition of RJ Cole can propel Hurley’s Huskies from good to great

• Get to know one of UConn Football’s newest players, OL Mason Raymer

• Federal judge sides with UConn in lawsuit brought by former UConn Women’s Soccer player who lost scholarship after flicking off TV camera

• UConn Baseball’s Reggie Crawford named 2020 Freshman All-American

• Top-tier JUCO player has UConn Men’s Basketball in his Top 8

U Gotta See This

Video recommendations

• It’s been an absolute joy watching Geno’s Huskies dominate the competition:

• Relive the “Kemba Stepback” through the eyes of #15 himself:

UConn, Great Pic

Photos of UConn’s finest

• Ray Allen showed his support for the #BlackLivesMatter movement with this symbolic haircut and heartfelt post. CLICK HERE to read the post in its entirety:

• The UConn Men’s Soccer team joined college programs throughout the country in displaying a unified commitment to end racism and police brutality as part of the #StandTogether initiative:

Coach’s Corner

Find out what the UConn coaches are up to on and off the court

• Geno talks about Philly upbringing and love of baseball during recent interview

• UConn Board of Trustees member defends Dan Hurley in Daily Campus Letter to the Editor

• Randy Edsall is fired up:

Big League Buzz

Catch up on former UConn players working across the sports world

• In case you didn’t already know, Swin Cash is kind of a big deal in the NBA

• Maya Moore receives overdue praise for her devotion to social justice reform

• Jalen Adams signs with Champagne Châlon-Reims in France

• Former Husky Matt Peart introduced to NY Giants fanbase in feature on 2020 rookie class

• Caron Butler doesn’t hold back when asked about James Dolan and the Knicks:

What They’re Chirpin’ About

Highlights from the UConn Twitter-verse

• UConn Football is making some serious noise on the recruiting trail...

• ... so much so that they’ve vaulted to the 67th ranked recruiting class in all of Division-I:

• James Bouknight is on everybody’s radar these days:

• To help UConn Athletics put a dent in their budget deficit, they could sell customizable cardboard cutouts of fans and place them in the stands during games. They could also find a way out of Rentschler Field:

• Budgets are tight but we’re still getting new stadiums:

FANtastic

Fun expressions of Husky fandom from across the web

• Such a classic look! We have no doubt you’ll put them to good use:

• UConn in the NFL?! How exciting! Not sure about that 82% fan rating though...

• Nobody puts slanderous haters in their place like us:

Memory Lane

Revisiting the history of UConn sports

• Relive UConn Football’s win over USF that sent the Huskies to the Fiesta Bowl

• Take a closer look at the 2016-17 UConn Women’s Basketball season, where the Huskies had to follow a tough act: four straight national championships

• Get to know the UConn Softball team that made waves in the 1993 WCWS:

Weekly Fancast

Once UConn sports return, we’ll provide info for the week’s upcoming games in this space. Until then, enjoy some classic recommendations from the vault.

Feast your eyes on this rebroadcast of the 1999 national championship clash between UConn and Duke, featuring a post-game interview with Ricky Moore and Rashamel Jones:

CLICK HERE to watch the original broadcast of this game for the ages!

Cause We Care:

Learn about non-profits and charitable causes benefiting the great people of Connecticut

While the work of these organizations is certain to benefit CT residents, their missions to end systemic racism, enable social justice, and empower underserved communities don’t stop with the Nutmeg State. Here are some of the causes fighting for a better America:

• Black Table Arts

• Know Your Rights Camp

• Unicorn Riot

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