The Huskies, on paper, look every bit like a title contender. They are 24-2 overall, 14-1 in Big East play, and unbeaten at home. The Huskies have also played one of the most demanding non-conference schedules this season.
The Huskies are unbeaten this season with a 26–0 overall record and 15–0 in Big East play. They’ve won 42 straight games, extended their Big East regular-season winning streak to 53, and are winning by at least 30 points for a program-record 14th consecutive game.
UConn basketball secured another important Big East victory Wednesday night, defeating Butler 80–70 at Hinkle Fieldhouse to improve to 23–2 on the season.
The top-ranked UConn Huskies went into the half tied at 42 with No. 15 Tennessee on Sunday, but it did not take long for the defending champions to put the game out of reach.
The UConn Huskies are 21–1 overall and 11–0 in Big East play this season. Their last match against Creighton at CHI Health Center in Omaha ended in an 85–58 road win for the Huskies.
Solo Ball and Braylon Mullins scored 17 points apiece to lift No. 5 UConn to a 61-56 victory over No. 21 Kansas on Tuesday in Lawrence, Kansas. Ball and Mullins each sank three 3-pointers while sending the Huskies (7-1) to their third straight win.
Sarah Strong led her team with 14 points, 10 rebounds and four assists in 25 productive minutes and No. 1 UConn sailed to an 85-51 win over South Florida on Tuesday in Tampa.