Liam McNeeley turned in another great performance as the Huskies won their fourth straight game.

With Alex Karaban sitting, UConn men's hoops rebounded from Maui in a big way with a win over the no. 15 Bears.

Dayton got the best of the Huskies in a game where the Flyers led for over 35 minutes.

The game was close in the first half but the Huskies pulled away in the second and never looked back.

UConn men’s basketball’s first public appearance has its head coach a bit anxious, as Dan Hurley indicated that some starting positions are still up in the air.

It wasn't always pretty but it sure was at the end.

The Huskies have proven their might and appear to have a relatively soft schedule the rest of the way. Could this be a 9-win team?

The Huskies are turning in dominant, complete performances and setting lots of program records and firsts.

The Maryland native was a four-star recruit who originally committed to Boston College but ended up starting his college career at Charlotte. He came to UConn as part of a large incoming transfer class and has already made his presence felt in a big way.

The two players are at different stages of their careers, but both are in key positions with a chance to make a serious impact over the rest of this season. If UConn can continue to improve its tackling, the defense will be in a good place.