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Ddbmill replied to the thread UConn Men's Soccer - 2025.https://uconnhuskies.com/news/2025/10/11/mens-soccer-huskies-defeated-by-no-14-georgetown
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Ddbmill replied to the thread UConn Women's Soccer - 2025.https://uconnhuskies.com/news/2025/10/11/womens-soccer-okafor-scores-twice-wsoc-ties-marquette
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Ddbmill replied to the thread Men UConn Baseball 2026.https://whus.org/2025/10/breaking-down-uconn-baseballs-2025-transfer-class/
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DPulling now for the blue jays in the post season, only because of springer. If he gets his second WS mvp that could be a hall of fame career
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Ddbmill replied to the thread Men UConn Baseball 2026.The score to the first 6 inning game last night was 6-3 UConn.
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Ddbmill replied to the thread UConn Men's Soccer - 2025.https://uconnhuskies.com/news/2025/10/9/mens-soccer-huskies-and-hoyas-set-to-do-battle-in-nations-capital-on-saturday
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Ddbmill replied to the thread Huskies in the Pros (Baseball).
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D-> Of the teams that have consistently turned in NCAA appearances, West Virginia, Northeastern, and UConn perhaps stand out the most...
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Ddbmill replied to the thread Men UConn Baseball 2026.
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Ddbmill replied to the thread Huskies in the Pros (Baseball).
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Ddbmill replied to the thread UConn Women's Soccer - 2025.https://uconnhuskies.com/news/2025/10/4/womens-soccer-carson-free-kick-leads-huskies-to-victory
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DWow, Dalena playing 3rd is a surprise, lineup has some serious power potential.
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Ddbmill reacted to huskymedic's post in the thread #12 UConn Women @ #9 Clarkson University Women 10/3,4 6:00 pm and 2:00 pm, Potsdam, NY with
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Ddbmill replied to the thread UConn Men's Soccer - 2025.https://uconnhuskies.com/news/2025/10/4/mens-soccer-huskies-surge-past-creighton-behind-three-second-half-goals
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Ddbmill reacted to huskymedic's post in the thread #10 UConn @ Colorado College Tigers (Friday 10/3/25 @9p EDT & Saturday 10/4/25 @8p EDT @ Ed Robson Arena). Friday game on NESN/Saturday on NCHC.TV with Like.
Not an excuse but I would imagine they are a bit more adapted to the altitude…