UConn Men's 2025-2026 Basketball Schedule | Page 2 | The Boneyard

UConn Men's 2025-2026 Basketball Schedule

In the most important news of the evening:


Confused Dogs GIF by MOODMAN
 
Back to Back trips to Storrs... interesting choice.
 
Need to breakup Kansas on the road followed by Florida on a neutral court (followed by home against Texas) with a cupcake.
Yeah, it's kind of like a palate cleanser.
 
How’d they manage to get 5 of the 6 high major opponents at home??
Maybe following Kansas playbook whom we always have to face on the road. All or nothing unless these will be home and away.
 
Maybe following Kansas playbook whom we always have to face on the road. All or nothing unless these will be home and away.
Wasn't that the Duke/Syracuse playbook - never play a tough team on the road - neutral court or home only!
 
At least this is a local mid-major that has been decent the last few years. New staff and quite a bit of roster turnover, though.


Interesting after Martelli Jr. complained that UConn wouldn't play them. Maybe Hurley figured we'll throw them a bone now that Martelli is gone. Bryant was very good last year. No idea what they look like for this coming season.

But Bryant University head coach Phil Martelli Jr. made some noise on Monday for suggesting the Huskies may not have wanted to play his team.

In answering a question about scheduling difficulties following Bryant’s win over Division III Springfield College, Martelli appeared to call out the Huskies.

“It’s hard. You have certain dates that you’re trying to fill. We were trying to fill this date, and there’s a team up the road that played tonight, who won a lot of games last year that we were trying to go to. They picked a different team in our league to play tonight,” Martelli told reporters, adding that he was talking about a “high-major” team.



 
32 game schedule coming in 2026-2027.

By going to a 32-game model, the extra game will ease restrictions and allow more opportunity for programs to schedule as needed, with the potential for more high-profile matchups in the regular season. What's more, the additional game should also enable more teams to bring back nonconference opportunities in January or February, something we've seen with Duke playing Illinois in February of this year and Duke facing Michigan in February 2026.

 
Last edited:
Interesting after Martelli Jr. complained that UConn wouldn't play them. Maybe Hurley figured we'll throw them a bone now that Martelli is gone. Bryant was very good last year. No idea what they look like for this coming season.

But Bryant University head coach Phil Martelli Jr. made some noise on Monday for suggesting the Huskies may not have wanted to play his team.

In answering a question about scheduling difficulties following Bryant’s win over Division III Springfield College, Martelli appeared to call out the Huskies.

“It’s hard. You have certain dates that you’re trying to fill. We were trying to fill this date, and there’s a team up the road that played tonight, who won a lot of games last year that we were trying to go to. They picked a different team in our league to play tonight,” Martelli told reporters, adding that he was talking about a “high-major” team.



Love Hurley's response, LOL. Congrats to Martelli for getting the VCU job, well done. But he was in Delusionville thinking UConn was "ducking" Bryant, LMFAO.
 
How do people feel about getting forced to pay for an exhibition game? Do you think that should be voluntary and outside the season ticket package?
 
How do people feel about getting forced to pay for an exhibition game? Do you think that should be voluntary and outside the season ticket package?
I would feel that way, but it's MSU, so it's tolerable.
 
How do people feel about getting forced to pay for an exhibition game? Do you think that should be voluntary and outside the season ticket package?
It's Michigan State! Exhibition or not, I'd 1000x rather get a surprise of paying for this extra game against a premier program with a Hall of Fame coach than the 3-4 KenPom 250+ games we know are part of our season-ticket package. This is a very pleasant development.
 
How do people feel about getting forced to pay for an exhibition game? Do you think that should be voluntary and outside the season ticket package?
Mixed feelings. It's a top program so it's good. I don't think this administration feels like they force us to do anything and we should be grateful to see another game. Glad it's at XL cause last year the XL Men's opponents were weak.
 
Our athletic department needs to get a bit creative for fund raising. All things considered, having to pay to attend an exhibition game against Mich St isn't the worst thing.
 
How do people feel about getting forced to pay for an exhibition game? Do you think that should be voluntary and outside the season ticket package?
When have you ever heard exhibition games being voluntary purchases as part of season ticket packages. Lets be real here. Every org on earth charges you for preseason games.
 

Online statistics

Members online
222
Guests online
2,151
Total visitors
2,373

Forum statistics

Threads
163,946
Messages
4,376,274
Members
10,165
Latest member
cliffnphil


.
..
Top Bottom