The UConn Fast Break - 9/28/20
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Weekly Rewind
The latest UConn athletics news
UConn men’s hockey steals 2021 F Nate Hanley from Northeastern
Hurley’s Huskies come in at #33 on Jon Rothstein’s college basketball preseason ranking while Andre Jackson makes his list of impact freshmen
UConn football extends first 2022 offer to Avon Old Farms DB Marco Scarano
President Katsouleas on when UConn fans will be in the stands again:
UConn hockey arena to open December 2022 with 2,700 capacity
Trio of captains tabbed to lead UConn women’s soccer this season
Kicker Joe McFadden brings big-game experience to UConn football
UConn men’s basketball in the running for in-state stud, Donovan Clingan
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U Gotta See This
Video recommendations
Get ya popcorn ready:
UConn, Great Pic
Photos of UConn’s finest
Coming back from injury, Tyler looks like a man on a mission:
Coach’s Corner
Find out what the UConn coaches are up to on and off the court
Practice like you play. Even if your next game isn’t until 2021:
Coach Calhoun tells the tale of his time in Storrs:
In replacing Nancy Stevens, Coach Caddy knows he has some big shoes to fill:
Big League Buzz
Catch up on former UConn players working across the sports world
Breanna Stewart leads Storm to WNBA finals after sweeping Lynx
Playoff bubble burst for Kemba’s Celtics after they can’t handle the Heat
Kia Nurse to cover NBA, WNBA playoffs for Canada’s top sports network
Sue, Phee, and Stewie share some words of wisdom with the freshman phenom:
Rachel Hill’s professional soccer career has been quite the international affair
Rockies’ Scott Oberg has surgery to address recurring blood clot condition
Renee Montgomery and Caron Butler continue their inspirational work:
Memory Lane
Revisiting the history of UConn sports
The UConn Sports Package sounds like a must-have back in ‘78:
We’re gonna plea the fifth on this one:
“S - O - F - A, SOFA! SOFA! SOFA!”
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.
When Maya Moore stepped away from the WNBA and dedicated her life to getting Jonathan Irons released from prison after his wrongful conviction, the sports world was stunned! Moore was at the top of her game and seemed primed to be a perennial MVP candidate with a shot at a WNBA title every season.
Fast forward a couple years and Moore’s mission is accomplished. Irons is released and the two announced that they were married in a private ceremony, much to the pleasant surprise of those following the heartwarming story! In an effort to keep all of the great energy surrounding Maya Moore going, enjoy every point of the 40-spot she put up on Syracuse during the Huskies’ 2009 national championship season:
Cause We Care
Learn about non-profits and charitable causes benefiting the great people of Connecticut
Team Impact is an extraordinary organization that gives college athletes the chance to make a difference in the lives of children dealing with devastating diseases. They describe the motivation for its founding and intent of their mission as follows:
“Upwards of 20 million kids face serious or chronic illness and none should be forced to the sidelines. Only Team IMPACT tackles the social isolation commonly associated with childhood sickness by connecting them with college athletic teams through a two-year therapeutic program—forming lifelong bonds and life-changing outcomes.”
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