A Series of Unfortunate (and One Possibly Incredibly Fortunate) Events

by Dylan Clark on September 18, 2011

in Big East,UConn Football

Sorry for the delay. I spent all weekend writing a paper for English. About what you ask? To be honest… I’m not really sure. While I was writing that crappy paper things were happening though. Big things. But let’s start small. I’m not even sure where to begin. So much for an easy non-conference schedule [...]

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Season Opener: The Team Takes Shape

by Dylan Clark September 5, 2011

To be 100% honest here, I totally missed the season opener on Saturday. It was a long weekend and I went to go visit my girlfriend at Marist. Little did I know she had no TV set up in her apartment. Don’t ask me how or why, she just didn’t. My parents were nice enough [...]

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Footballs Back!

by Dylan Clark September 2, 2011

You smell that? That, my friends, is the smell of the start of a new academic year, and with it comes all the wondrous and beautiful things that go with the start of a new year. 100 dollar books you never need, dorm food that doesn’t qualify as food as I understand the definition of [...]

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Clemson Regional Preview

by Steve Hamel June 1, 2011

The University of Connecticut baseball team is making its second straight appearance in an NCAA tournament regional this weekend. The regional, being held in Clemson, S.C., also includes South Carolina powers Clemson and Coastal Carolina as well as in-state rival Sacred Heart. The games begin Friday when UConn will face Coastal Carolina at 3:00 p.m. [...]

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Baseball receives at-large tournament bid

by Steve Hamel May 30, 2011

For the second consecutive year, the University of Connecticut baseball team has received an at-large NCAA tournament bid. The NCAA announced Monday that the Huskies (41-17-1) will be the number two seed in the Clemson, S.C. regional. Other teams in the Clemson Regional are No. 1 seed Clemson (41-18), No. 3 Coastal Carolina (41-18) and [...]

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