UConn Men's Basketball

Husky ReView: Gardner-Webb (11/2/26)

What do the film and stats tell us about UConn's opening day blowout win?
By Brian Kervick
November 4, 2026
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Game RAPM Impact

Game RAPM Impact

NET Points

Net Points

Mullins was statistically the best offensive player for UConn or either team in the game by far. Ross and Demary Jr. impacted the defense the most as represented both in the RAPM Impact and the Net Points, with Silas finishing as the Huskies’ second best player overall. Hines was also solid defensively, recording a ton of defensive rebounds and 3 blocks. Nils Machowski struggled to hit shots, but his impact was even worse on defense.

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