2025 Tournament PreviewAfter back-to-back national titles, Connecticut regressed this season to finish third in the Big East. Four of last season's top-5 scorers are gone, but the offense still ranks 14th nationally in efficiency (per KenPom) and is top 30 in both effective shooting percentage and offensive rebound rate. Sophomore guard Solo Ball (14.6 ppg) quadrupled his scoring average from a season ago, shooting a team-high 42.2 percent from distance, and the now-healthy 6-7 freshman Liam McNeeley (14.5 ppg, 6.1 rpg) is a projected NBA lottery pick. Defense has fallen off a cliff, however. The Huskies are 94th in defensive efficiency, ranking 257th in opponent three-point shooting. UConn has encouraging non-conference wins against Baylor, Texas and Gonzaga, and it's never wise to count out coach Dan Hurley, but don't confuse this year's team with the championship units of prior seasons that had significantly more firepower.
Scouting Report Offense Defense
Efficiency 1.21 17 1.00 97
Pace 64.6 (338)
Effective FG% 54.96 (36) 48.07 (55)
Turnover % 14.58 (143) 13.87 (274)
Off Reb % 35.54 (26) 27.75 (75)
FTA/FGA 30.78 (245) 41.03 (342)
3P% 34.85 (120) 34.98 (249)
2P% 56.96 (18) 45.78 (10)
FT% 79.13 (9) 72.90 (230)
3PA/FGA 42.73 (90) 34.20 (36)
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Connecticut
Big East
Rankings
AP Poll: #30 Coaches Poll: #33 NET: #32 RPI: #54 RW: #30
Record
Overall: (24-11) Conference: (14-6) Quad 1: (7-7) Quad 2: (7-3) Quad 3: (4-1) Quad 4: (4-0)
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