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Joey and Co. lead comeback win vs. UAB

Good job after a slow first half, with Fagnano leading the team to 3 TDs in the 4th quarter. Nice job by the D creating TO's for opportunities that didn't go wasted. For all of the good moments that Evers had, it just seems the offense clicks better and a comeback was ready for the taking once Evers got dinged up. The numbers may not say it for this game but Fags just seems to read the D better in the passing game/pocket presence and has way more poise to lead/extend drives at this point in their careers. As alot of the fanbase has noted. ( 13 TD's / 3 INT/ 171.7 QB rating/ only sacked twice- compared to 5/5/ 100.9/10 sacks for Evers) (ummm, HC JM ???) That said Joe has been the ultimate team guy and gamer !

So huge shout out to the coaches and players for a relentless team effort as they finished off the American undefeated at 4-0. ( You know it's former conference that Aresco thought was to good to take Uconn as a FB only member, LOL! ) How do you like those apples !

Uconn officially starts the quest for a 3-peat

"Now, Dan Hurley gets his players for 20 hours per week, not just eight, as he tries to shape and mold this group towards a historic goal.....We'll predict a Nov. 6 starting lineup of Diarra, Ball, McNeeley, Karaban and Johnson. The positional versatility of Stewart and Mahaney will allow them to play just as many minutes as any starter, and Hurley will respect the championship mettle of Diarra and Johnson.."

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Sacred Heart Game

Overall very good performance tonight by UConn which covered the 34.5 point spread.

Liam McNeeley showed pretty quickly why many think he is a lottery pick (18 points, 10 rebounds, 3-6 on 3s), but Alex Karaban was the best player on the floor tonight and looked like a 1st team All American. 20 points, 7 assists, 7 blocks, and some of the best defense I have seen him play.

This game went pretty much as I expected, although I didn't expect Aidan Mahaney to get bagelled. He looked more like the guy I saw at the Open Practice than the guy I saw against Rhode Island. What I did expect was an aggressive pushing of the tempo and 90 plus points. Some guys did better with that than others. Mahaney was 0-3 and missed his only 2 3s, had very little impact on the game and looked out of synch with his teammates. Hopefully, it's first night jitters.

Reed Jr. had 15 points and 11 rebounds off the bench, which is pretty good, and he looks like the first UConn center in a while who can actually shoot FTs. Solomon Ball with 16 points and 4-7 on 3s continued the stellar play we saw in the URI exhibition.

UConn shot 52% FGs, 13-31 on 3s, (42%), outrebounded SHU 47-25, and held SHU to 34% FGs. UConn also assisted on 25 baskets, to 8 for SHU. UConn also blocked 13 shots. There is nothing to dislike in any of this. When you consider it's a first game, it's very good stuff.

UConn WBB Exhibition vs Fort Hays State

I have tickets to this exhibition game which is Sunday in Storrs! The games are about to begin! Geno has really been souping up Jana El Alfy, the Egyptian center, and I am looking forward to seeing her play:
I noticed that she appears to have a thick/powerful lower half, and am interested in seeing some strong post play, which UConn really hasn't had recently.
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