Connecticut Huskies NCAA Basketball News

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.

North Carolina State guard Rodney Purvis drives past Temple guard T.J. DiLeo in the first half of a second-round game at the NCAA college basketball tournament, Friday, March 22, 2013, in Dayton, Ohio.

The wait is over. Andrew Wiggins has chosen Kansas . The deadline for entering the NBA Draft has come and gone.

UConn's upset victory over Michigan State at Ramstein Air Base in Germany last Nov.

The expectations for UConn men's basketball will be high next season. They could be even higher the year after.

UConn guard Ryan Boatright fires the crowd up during a Feb. 13 win over No. 6 Syracuse.

Omar Calhoun had two successful offseason surgical procedures at the UConn Health Center to address discomfort in his hips, a UConn school spokesman confirmed on Wednesday.

We've said it countless times but recruiting is the lifeblood of any successful big-time program.

Ryan Boatright and DeAndre Daniels arrived at UConn together. Recruits who had first committed elsewhere, they came to Connecticut in the wake of the Huskies' national championship in 2011 and neither figured to be around long.

Moser is eligible to play immediately next season without sitting out because he's already graduated.

The dust has settled - well, most of it anyway. The deadline for entering the NBA Draft has come and gone.

A year ago, UConn's program was in upheaval. Jeremy Lamb and Andre Drummond were leaving for the NBA, and Roscoe Smith and Alex Oriakhi had transferred.

A day after the Boston Marathon bombings, Shabazz Napier was looking into a WTNH camera and talking eloquently, soulfully about the pain of his hometown.

Shabazz Napier explains his decision to stay at UConn in an official YouTube video released by the school.

This past season, Napier led the Huskies in scoring at 17.1 points per game while being named to the All-Big East first team.