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Huskies Sign Four Newcomers For 2026-27 - University of Connecticut Athletics
STORRS – The UConn men's basketball team has announced the addition of four impact transfers for the 2026-27 season. Oskar Giltay , Najai Hi...
APRIL 29
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UCONNHUSKIES.COM
Jaylin Stewart speaks up after leaving Dan Hurley's UConn for Andy Enfield's SMU Mustangs
Former UConn Huskies forward Jaylin Stewart entered the transfer portal after the end of the 2025-26 season. On Monday, it was confirmed that he is joining coach Andy Enfield and t...
APRIL 28
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SPORTSKEEDA.COM
Nils Machowski - Lands at UConn
Machowski will transfer to UConn, per Jonathan Givony of ESPN.com.
Impact
Machowski spent two quiet seasons at UCF before he transferred to Wofford for the 2025-26 campaign and absolutely exploded. The 6-foot-3 guard averaged 17.2 points, 5.7 rebounds and 2.6 assists while hitting 38.2 percent of his threes on 7.4 attempts per game. The German-born guard is gifted scorer who will take his talents to Storrs for his senior season.
APRIL 28
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Oskar Giltay - Commits to Connecticut
Giltay has committed to Connecticut, according to Joe Tipton of On3.
Impact
Even though Giltay is simply changing Power Conference teams, he is making a big jump nonetheless by going from Stanford to Big East powerhouse Connecticut. It looks like the Huskies believe in his potential to significantly improve after beginning his career as a backup center for the Cardinal. Giltay showed some promise in 14.6 minutes per game by also averaging 4.1 rebounds and 1.2 blocks near the glass.
APRIL 24
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ROTOWIRE
What Solo Ball's absence means for UConn basketball in 2026-27
Solo Ball will miss the 2026-27 season for UConn. Here is what his absence means for the Huskies, their roster, and their outlook in the Big...
APRIL 21
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BUSTINGBRACKETS.COM
Solo Ball injury update: UConn shares heartbreaking news on star guard's upcoming season
The UConn Huskies provided a disappointing update regarding shooting guard Solo Ball. He has been dealing with a wrist injury since December, but played through it the entire seaso...
APRIL 21
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SPORTSKEEDA.COM
Braylon Mullins' Return to UConn Gives Huskies Experience and Championship Aspirations
UConn pulled off one of the biggest moved in the offseason by retaining Braylon Mullins for at least another season.
APRIL 20
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SI.COM
UConn's Solo Ball will take a medical redshirt and miss next season after undergoing wrist surgery
UConn guard Solo Ball will undergo wrist surgery and won’t return to the Huskies until 2027-28
APRIL 20
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Associated Press
Big East Commissioner Val Ackerman will retire in August, ending a transformative era
The Big East says Commissioner Val Ackerman will retire at the end of August
APRIL 20
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Associated Press
Solo Ball - Out for 2026-27 season
Ball is out for the 2026-27 season with a wrist injury, Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports reports.
Impact
Ball will be sidelined for the entire upcoming season with a pop-up wrist ailment and medically redshirt to preserve a year of eligibility. The 6-foot-4 guard's absence will be a big hit to the Huskies, as he started in all 39 of his appearances in the 2025-26 campaign. He'll now focus on rehabbing back to full health for his senior year, which will be in the 2027-28 stretch.
APRIL 20
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Braylon Mullins' UConn return is a great sign for college basketball
Braylon Mullins turned down a chance to go pro to stay at UConn, which is a great sign for the future of college basketball.
APRIL 20
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FANSIDED.COM
NCAA Tourney Star Braylon Mullins Opts To Stay at UConn, Chase National Title
NCAA Tournament star Braylon Mullins will stick around for one more season at UConn in hopes of winning a national championship.
APRIL 19
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FOX SPORTS
UConn Basketball Transfer Portal: Complete List of Players Returning to Dan Hurley's Squad for 2026-27 Season
Dan Hurley's UConn made it to the national title game this season. However, the Huskies suffered a 69-63 loss to Michigan at the final hurdl...
APRIL 19
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SPORTSKEEDA.COM
UConn's Elite Eight hero makes decision about entering NBA draft
Freshman Braylon Mullins nailed the biggest shot in UConn Huskies men's basketball history during this year's NCAA Tournament. With the Husk...
APRIL 19
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THEBIGLEAD.COM
"Acting like it's Cooper Flagg or something": College hoops fans rip UConn's welcome video for Duke transfer Nik Khamenia
Nik Khamenia's transfer from Duke to UConn was announced on Saturday. The Huskies also shared a welcome video on Instagram for their new gua...
APRIL 19
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SPORTSKEEDA.COM
"Worse than KD going to Warriors," "Duke is UConn's feeder school": College hoops fans react as Nikolas Khamenia commits to Dan Hurley's squad
Nikolas Khamenia was part of a Duke team that lost a closely fought contest against the UConn Huskies in the Elite Eight. The guard is now headed to Connecticut to join Dan Hurley'...
APRIL 19
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SPORTSKEEDA.COM
Braylon Mullins, Hero of UConn's Run to National Final, Will Return to Huskies
The program icon isn’t going anywhere.
APRIL 18
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SI.COM
UConn Looks to Duke to Find Its Alex Karaban Replacement in Transfer Portal
The Huskies have picked up a commitment from Duke wing Nik Khamenia in the transfer portal
APRIL 18
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SI.COM
UConn lands 5-star transfer Nikolas Khamenia from Duke | Sporting News
A big pickup for the Huskies.
APRIL 18
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SPORTINGNEWS.COM
Braylon Mullins - Running it back in Storrs
Mullins will return to UConn for his sophomore season, per Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports.
Impact
Mullins is already a Huskies' legend after his iconic buzzer-beating three-pointer toppled Duke in the Elite Eight. The 6-foot-6 guard from Indiana averaged 12.0 points, 3.5 rebounds and 1.4 assists while starting 29 of 33 games. Mullins also posted 42/34/89 shooting splits while taking 6.5 three-pointers per game, and he should be poised for a massive leap in his sophomore season. This is a seismic retention for head coach Dan Hurley.
APRIL 18
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ROTOWIRE
Jaylin Stewart Transfer Portal: Top 5 landing spots for UConn star ft. North Carolina
Jaylin Stewart is set to leave UConn after three years. The Huskies forward plans to enter the transfer portal, reports confirmed on Friday.
APRIL 18
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SPORTSKEEDA.COM
Nikolas Khamenia - Headed to UConn
Khamenia will transfer to UConn, per Jeff Goodman of TheFieldof68.com.
Impact
Khamenia spent his freshman year at Duke, and averaged 5.7 points, 3.3 rebounds and 1.0 assists across 19.7 minutes with five starts. He appeared in all 38 games, and shot 44.4 percent from the field and 34 percent from deep. The 6-foot-8 forward was a former big-time recruit, and now he'll take his talents to Storrs with three years of eligibility.
APRIL 18
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ROTOWIRE
Najai Hines - Committing to UConn
Hines has committed to UConn for the 2026-27 season, according to Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports.
Impact
Hines played in 31 games off the bench as a freshman for Seton Hall, averaging 6.5 points and 5.5 rebounds. He will add depth to UConn's frontcourt, but he's not likely to have a big role straight away.
APRIL 15
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ROTOWIRE
Silas Demary Jr. - Returning to UConn
Demary will return to UConn for the 2026-27 season, according to his personal X account.
Impact
Demary, who suffered an ankle injury during the 2026 NCAA Tournament, will play the 2026-27 season in college, making him one of UConn's top players. He's coming off a 2025-26 campaign in which he averaged 10.1 points, 4.5 rebounds, 5.9 assists and 1.6 steals across 39 appearances.
APRIL 14
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ROTOWIRE
Silas Demary Jr. - Will undergo MRI
Demary (ankle) will undergo an MRI in a few weeks, according to Joe Arruda of the Hartford Courant.
Impact
During the 2026 NCAA tournament, Demary played with a Grade 2 ankle sprain with three ligaments either partially or fully torn. For the time being, he will not undergo surgery, as a future MRI will dictate his recovery's next steps. Whilst laboring through ankle problems in the NCAA tourney, Demary logged 4.8 points while shooting 30.8 percent from the field and 21.4 percent from behind the three-point arc, clear downgrades from his usual statistical output. Demary's best contributions were in other areas, featuring 4.4 rebounds, 3.6 assists and 1.2 steals across five games.
APRIL 12
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