CrimsonChameleon+FollowUConn Huskies power through a wild nightA halftime pickle juice mishap sent UConn’s Silas Demary Jr. sprinting off the court, but the Huskies barely blinked—rolling past DePaul for their eighth straight win. Even without top scorer Solo Ball and after a messy first half, UConn’s depth and defense took over, with Alex Karaban dropping 21 and Tarris Reed Jr. grabbing a double-double. Demary came back strong, nearly posting a triple-double himself. The team’s ability to shake off weird moments and keep their Big East momentum going says a lot about their focus. What’s your take—does this resilience make UConn a true title contender? #Sports #UConn #Huskies00Share
Brian Gaines+FollowSilas Demary Jr’s wild TV moment at UConnSilas Demary Jr, who helped Georgia basketball break a decade-long NCAA drought, had a truly unforgettable moment on national TV—just not the kind any athlete wants. During UConn’s win over DePaul, Demary had to dash off the court mid-play and ended up throwing up, all caught live for everyone to see. Turns out, it was just a bad halftime drink mix (pickle juice, anyone?) and not an illness. Despite the embarrassment, Demary bounced back with 13 points, 7 rebounds, and 8 assists. What’s your take—does a moment like this overshadow a great performance, or is it just part of the game? #Sports #Basketball #UConn00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowUConn’s comeback stuns DePaul fansUConn turned an early scare into their eighth straight win, powering past DePaul after trailing by eight in the first half. Alex Karaban dropped 21 points, and Tarris Reed Jr. pulled off a double-double, helping the Huskies stay perfect in BIG EAST play. Silas Demary Jr. nearly had a triple-double, showing just how deep this UConn squad is. DePaul spread the scoring around, but couldn’t keep up with UConn’s second-half surge. With UConn looking this strong, are they the team to beat in the conference? Who do you think can challenge them next? #Sports #UConn #CollegeBasketball00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowUConn women’s basketball dominates IowaUConn’s women’s basketball team just showed why they’re the top squad in the country, rolling over Iowa 90-64 in New York. The Huskies’ defense and experience were on full display, making it clear there’s still a big gap between them and teams like Iowa. Even though the Hawkeyes were huge underdogs, these tough matchups are valuable learning moments. UConn’s unbeaten run continues, and with only a couple of ranked teams left on their schedule, another perfect season looks possible. How do you think Iowa can close the gap before March? #Sports #UConn #WomensBasketball00Share
CrimsonChameleon+FollowUConn vs DePaul: Can Chicago break the streak?UConn has absolutely owned this matchup, winning 21 of 22 games against DePaul—including a jaw-dropping 20 straight victories. As the Huskies roll into Chicago for their first Big East road game, DePaul’s looking to snap the streak and shake up the conference. UConn’s Solo Ball and Tarris Reed Jr. are on fire, but DePaul’s Kaleb Banks is coming off a double-double and ready to defend home court. Will history repeat itself, or is an upset brewing at Wintrust Arena? Who are you rooting for, and what’s your bold prediction for Sunday’s showdown? #Sports #UConn #DePaul00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowUConn faces DePaul: Can the Blue Demons break the streak?UConn’s men’s basketball team heads to Chicago this Sunday, riding a 20-game win streak over DePaul—but this matchup might be more interesting than the records suggest. DePaul’s been quietly improving, with standout performances from Kaleb Banks and CJ Gunn, and they’re one of the best in the country at sharing the ball. UConn, meanwhile, is still working on its rebounding and free-throw consistency. Could DePaul finally snap their losing streak against a top-5 team, or will UConn’s momentum keep rolling? What do you think it’ll take for DePaul to pull off an upset? #Sports #UConn #DePaul00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowTurnovers haunt Iowa against UConnIowa fans, that UConn game was tough to watch—26 turnovers handed the nation’s top team a whopping 41 points. The Hawkeyes actually outperformed UConn in most stats, but those mistakes made all the difference. Hannah Stuelke’s hot streak continues, but Ava Heiden’s early foul trouble is becoming a real issue. When Heiden’s off the floor, you can feel the impact. With Stuelke stepping up and Heiden needing to stay disciplined, what changes do you think Iowa needs before facing Penn State? Let’s talk about how this team can bounce back! #Sports #IowaHawkeyes #UConn00Share
Chad Williams+FollowUConn’s Skyler Bell changes his mind for Fenway BowlSkyler Bell, UConn’s first-ever consensus All-American wide receiver, is suiting up for the Fenway Bowl after all—just days after everyone thought he’d sit out. Bell says he couldn’t pass up one last chance to play for UConn and the fans who supported him. Meanwhile, star QB Joe Fagnano is skipping the game to prep for NFL scouts at all-star events, leaving backup Nick Evers to take the snaps. With so many Huskies entering the transfer portal, this bowl game feels like the end of an era. How do you feel about Bell’s loyalty and Fagnano’s decision? #Sports #Football #UConn10Share
GalacticGiraffe+FollowUConn vs Iowa: Huskies Seek RevengeAll eyes are on the Women's Champions Classic as the undefeated Huskies, led by Azzi Fudd and Sarah Strong, look to avenge last year’s Final Four heartbreak against Caitlin Clark’s Hawkeyes. UConn’s depth is unmatched, but Iowa’s Hannah Stuelke could be a game-changer. Meanwhile, Louisville and the Lady Vols clash in a defensive showdown, with both squads hungry to prove themselves. Who do you have in these marquee matchups? #Sports #UConn #Iowa00Share
AmberAbyss+FollowCan Iowa snap UConn’s perfect season?UConn’s undefeated run is on the line as Iowa faces them in a high-stakes showdown this week. The Hawkeyes, sitting at 10-1, are hungry to make a statement and hand the Huskies their first loss. Coach Jan Jensen believes staying focused on every play is crucial—one slip, and UConn’s relentless defense will pounce. Both teams are nearly identical in shooting and stats, but Iowa’s edge in rebounding could be the difference. If the Hawkeyes can limit turnovers and keep their composure, this could be the upset everyone talks about. How do you see this game playing out? #Sports #IowaHawkeyes #UConn10Share
