Connecticut Huskies NCAA Basketball News

CROMWELL Kevin Ollie had seen it so many times before. He couldn't guarantee the result, but he knew all that Ray Allen brought to the most important shot of his long career.

After 12 years on the University of Connecticut men's basketball coaching staff and 43 years overall as a college basketball coach, George Blaney has announced his retirement.

Sporting News continues its position-by-position player rankings with shooting guards.

Over the weekend, current Kevin Ollie took part in Jim Calhoun's annual Cancer Challenge Ride and Walk, and after biking 25 miles, the second-year Huskies coach spoke to the Hartford Courant 's Mike Anthony about the state of a program coming off an impressive 20-win season.

It's been just over a year since the NCAA denied the UConn men's basketball team's appeal to overturn a postseason ban for the 2012-13 season due to low Academic Progress Rates under Hall of Fame coach Jim Calhoun.

Entering their eighth season in the Greater Hartford Pro-Am Men's Basketball League, the Slamm are led by head coach Steve Sobel.

UConn's 2014 recruiting class will mark the first class that Kevin Ollie will have scouted, recruited and courted on his own without the legend Jim Calhoun.

Some of the most important stretches of Lasan Kromah's basketball career were the times the game was taken away from him.

As of last week, the Huskies had a solid incoming recruiting class: power forward Kentan Facey, shooting hard Terrence Samuel, and raw but athletic center Amidah Brimah.

Shortly after CBS' Jon Rothstein reported the Huskies received a commitment from George Washington transfer Lasan Kromah, UConn announced that suspended center Enosch Wolf would be eligible to return next season as a non-scholarship player.