I think Maryland will be on the schedule. I'll look forward that game.
ONO verses Shakira Austin.
Notre Dame, Oregon, Baylor, Tennessee, Cal, Soufh Carolina, Virginia, DePaul, Vanderbilt.
Was Seton Hall a one time thing? God I hope so!Plus Dayton and Ohio State.
The Maryland and Texas series begin in 2020-2021.
Notre Dame, Oregon, Baylor, Tennessee, Cal, Soufh Carolina, Virginia, DePaul, Vanderbilt.
Shouldn't there be 14?Plus Dayton and Ohio State.
Is UConn not playing Louisville next year?
Particularly regarding the early games before UConn gets its new players aligned, predict Huskies loses 1-2 from the "should win" category but pick up a win later in year from one of the Baylor, Oregon, and USC group.I think we go 8-3 vs those teams. Baylor, Oregon and USCe will be the losses.
Notre Dame, Oregon, Baylor, Tennessee, Cal, Soufh Carolina, Virginia, DePaul, Vanderbilt.
Isn’t middle Tennessee somewhere in the future or am i mistaken?
Carl must have heard the question???
That's a much stronger non-conference .
I believe that Vandy is for Crystal Dangerfield's homecoming game.Isn’t middle Tennessee somewhere in the future or am i mistaken?
Would be nice to end the series with Seton hall and dayton
Vandy and uva are player games so those are temp
Cal and Ohio st are marginal games as well
Okla and DePaul are Geno friend games but neither are particularly useful either
Don’t mean to sound so callous but UConn needs as many challenging games as possible, for prep AND for seeding.
If the year after has bay ore Nd Lou md Tex SoCar - now that’ll be something. (Plus tenn ualr uva)
Picking nits over that nonconference schedule sounds a little ridiculous.