With the calendar flipping to August, that means one thing: college football is almost back. Jim Mora and the UConn Huskies are looking to build off one of the best seasons in recent program history, as they finished with a 9-4 record, their most wins in a year since 2007.
The UConn Huskies are coming off of just the third 9-win season in program history. It was a tough climb up from the second spell of the Randy Edsall era, but Jim Mora has the program pointed in the right direction.
The UConn Huskies' 2025-26 football schedule is set, but it's never too early to look ahead at what the roster could look like years from now. One talented recruit has recently announced his commitment to Jim Mora and the Huskies.
Jim Mora Sr. turned 90 on Saturday, as Jim Mora Jr. proudly revealed on social media, showing his timeless father going through his twice-a-week, 85-minute weight-lifting session at his advanced age.
The Huskies will be without UMass for the first time since 2017, but will face Air Force for the first time. The first sign of the 2025-26 athletic year came on Wednesday, as UConn released its 2025 football schedule.
After turning around UConn's football program last season, Jim Mora has made another splash by plucking away a Georgia assistant from Kirby Smart's staff.
UConn football coach Jim Mora is sending a message to other programs, following his team’s Fenway Bowl win. Mora wants schools to know that UConn football won’t accept any tampering with its players.
The UConn Huskies are making major headlines in a sport that isn't basketball, and thanks to head coach Jim Mora, they certainly have commanded the college
We are at the halfway point of the college football season, which makes it a good opportunity to see who out there has underwhelmed thus far. Several coaches entered the season squarely on the hot seat and needed strong showings to continue in their current positions.
With the 2017 college football season upon us, coaches are starting their journey of taking their teams to a conference championship and a possibly a major bowl game.