UConn has improved since a disastrous 2014 campaign, and this season could be even better
Last season could have gone a lot better for the Uconn Huskies. While most people will call 6-7 a successful season for a program that has struggled since Randy Edsall left in 2010, UConn missed a bigger chance to do some more damage in the American Athletic Conference. They lost four games by less than ten points, including their loss in the St. Petersburg Bowl to Marshall. Considering this was the Huskies first bowl game appearance in five seasons, most fans in Storrs, Connecticut, didn’t complain much.