UConn Men 80, Rutgers 49
Stanley Robinson, Patrick Sellers, Jerome Dyson and Jeff Adrien along with Highlights.
UConn Football 37, Buffalo Bulls 20
The International Bowl Postgame includes Tyler Lorenzen, a soaked Randy Edsall, Dana Deleston and MVP Donald Brown. Plus the Highlights.
VICTORY BY TKO MORGANTOWN- UConn's 61-55 win over West Virginia was a good old fashioned Big East version of rock em-sock em robots.(one of the great toys ever invented). Both teams fought for 40 minutes and in the end, it was UConn that came out with the win.
Here are my three stars
1)- Stanley Robinson: I talked with Jim Calhoun on the pre game about the problems with encouraging Sticks to be
Double Trouble Tomorrow Trouble ?? No trouble at all. While Joe, Wayne & Kevin get set for the International Bowl in the Great City of Toronto, It's been an equally busy week for me as well in getting stuff done for the UConn Football Magazine along with the two basketball games I'll be broadcasting Saturday. The opening act opposite Footballl is the UConn Women & LSU at the XL Center.
UConn's Donald Brown celebrates a touchdown during the International Bowl against Buffalo in Toronto (AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Chris Young)
Huskies Overcome First-Half Fumbles to Win International Bowl, 38-20 Donald Brown and a stout defense helped the Connecticut Huskies overcome a fumble-prone performance. Brown, the nation's leading rusher, ran for a career-best 261 yards _ including 208 in the first half _ and scored a touchdown in what might be his final college game, and UConn defeated Buffalo 38-20 in the International Bowl .
UConn guard Kemba Walker (15) drives past West Virginia guard Darryl Bryant (25) for a layup during the second half of an NCAA college basketball game in Morgantown, W.Va., (AP Photo/Don Wright)
UConn Men Pull Out Tough Win on Road Jim Calhoun figured No. 5 Connecticut would need all the second chances it could get against No. 25 West Virginia, and that meant going hard after missed shots. Jeff Adrien scored 13 of his 17 points in the second half and Connecticut used a huge rebounding advantage to beat the cold-shooting Mountaineers 61-55 on Tuesday.
Connecticut head coach Geno Auriemma gestures as player Carolina Doty is called for a foul during the second half of an NCAA women's college basketball game against South Florida, Tuesday night Jan. 6, 2009 in Tampa, Fla. (AP Photo/Chris O'Meara)
UConn Women Rout Nation's Highest-Scoring Team, USF Barely tested by opponents during another blazing start, top-ranked Connecticut thrives on motivation from within.
Improved defense was the Huskies' mantra Tuesday night in an 83-37 rout of South Florida, the nation's highest scoring team.
UConn Men Drop Three Places in Weekly Poll, After Loss to Georgetown Pittsburgh made it to the top of The Associated Press' college basketball poll for the first time and it wasn't even close.
The Panthers (14-0) took advantage of losses by season-long unanimous No. 1 North Carolina and No. 2 Connecticut to make the jump from third to first Monday, receiving all but two of the first-place votes.
UConn Women Remain Number 1 in Weekly Basketball Poll Connecticut remained the unanimous No. 1 choice for the sixth straight week and North Carolina was second in The Associated Press women's poll Monday. But the Big 12 controls the rest of the top 10. Texas A&M is third, Oklahoma fourth, Baylor sixth and Texas eighth.
UConn's Jerome Dyson, right, fights for a rebound with Rutgers' Gregory Echenique during Saturday's game in Storrs. (AP Photo/Fred Beckham)
Huskies Bounce Back from Georgetown Loss with 80-49 Defeat of Rutgers Hasheem Thabeet led a balanced Connecticut attack with 15 points and eight rebounds, and the second-ranked Huskies snapped back from their first loss of the season with a 80-49 win over Rutgers on Saturday night.
Jerome Dyson added 14 points and Jeff Adrien had 13 for UConn (12-1, 1-1 Big East).
Connecticut's Lorin Dixon, right, takes a shot as LSU's Latear Eason defends during the second half of their game at the X-L Center. (AP Photo/Bob Child)
UConn Women Defeat LSU Lady Tigers 76-63 Top-ranked Connecticut led LSU by two points in the second half Saturday when Renee Montgomery decided to take over.
UConn's point guard scored 10 of her 21 points, dished out three assists and added a steal during an 18-3 run that helped UConn to a 76-63 win over the Lady Tigers.
UConn Women Defeat Hartford 78-41 Renee Montgomery scored all of her 20 points in the first half to lead top-ranked Connecticut to a 78-41 win over in-state rival Hartford on Wednesday. Montgomery, who hit nine of her 11 shots, moved past Hartford coach Jen Rizzotti into 12th place on UConn's all-time scoring list with 1,545 points.
Tina Charles scored 21 points and grabbed 14 rebounds to lead No. 1 Connecticut to a 77-48 victory over South Carolina on Sunday. Maya Moore had 15 points and Renee Montgomery 13 for the Huskies, certain to continue
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