UConn opens Candle era with a 56–7 win
UConn defeated Lafayette 56–7 in Jason Candle's first game as head coach. The official recap tracks the Huskies' fast start and balanced offensive production, which set a school record for total yards.
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UConn defeated Lafayette 56–7 in Jason Candle's first game as head coach. The official recap tracks the Huskies' fast start and balanced offensive production, which set a school record for total yards.
UConn announced 12 nonconference games and three exhibitions for 2026–27. The regular season begins against Gardner-Webb on November 2, with seven home games, one true road contest and four neutral-site appearances before conference play.
UConn will face Virginia at Madison Square Garden on December 20. The announcement adds another neutral-site test to the Huskies' schedule and renews a regular-season series last played in 1997.
UConn's opener preview introduces Jason Candle's first season and the Lafayette matchup. It gathers broadcast details, returning-player background, and schedule context for the Huskies' sixth season competing as an FBS independent.
Receiver Ryder Treadway received preseason recognition on the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award watch list. UConn introduces the Toledo transfer and explains the award's connection to players with Texas football backgrounds.
UConn and Ohio State announced a home-and-home series beginning in Connecticut on November 13, 2026. The Huskies will visit Columbus on November 12, 2027, continuing a series with several previous postseason meetings.
UConn's announced schedule includes ten opponents from the previous NCAA Tournament and four major neutral-site events. The Huskies open against Cornell on November 2 after exhibitions with Syracuse, Texas and Army.
UConn opened women's season-ticket sales for Gampel Pavilion and PeoplesBank Arena. The release highlights home nonconference opponents Iowa and Tennessee and outlines the packages available ahead of the upcoming season.
UConn will hold a September 20 open practice at Sacred Heart's Pitt Center for a second consecutive year. The 2 p.m. session offers fans a preseason look at the roster, with separate meet-and-greet options described in the announcement.