Legendary UConn quarterback Dan Orlovsky’s playing career is coming to a close, as the signal caller announced his retirement with an article on Sports Spectrum Global.
“It’s time for my journey as a football player to come to an end,” he wrote.
Orlovsky quarterbacked the Huskies through the transition to FBS and the Big East from 2001-2004. In his senior season, Orlovsky led the Huskies to their first-ever bowl game, a win over Toledo in the Motor City Bowl.
He holds the majority of UConn’s records, including career passing yards (10,706), career touchdown passes (84), yards per game (232.