Connecticut Legends: Reliving 2011 & 2014

Two unforgettable championship runs. Three UConn legends. One incredible conversation.This week, we’re joined by Alex Oriakhi, Ryan Boatright, and DeAndre Daniels as we relive the magic behind UConn’s 2011 and 2014 NCAA National Championship teams. From Kemba Walker’s unforgettable run through Madison Square Garden to Shabazz Napier leading one of the most improbable title runs in NCAA Tournament history, the guys share never-before-heard stories from inside the locker room, behind the scenes, and on the biggest stage in college basketball.We discuss what made those teams so special, the defining moments that fans didn’t see, the culture that powered two championship seasons, and the lifelong bonds created during those unforgettable journeys.

Camp is just getting underway, so nobody’s handing out championships in July…..but if you’re looking for early signs of what’s to come, there are plenty of reasons for Husky fans to be excited.This week, John Rothstein made his annual trip to Storrs, and we’re breaking down everything he saw, who stood out, and why the early buzz surrounding this UConn team continues to grow. We’ll dive into a few of the guys generating the most attention, discuss what these first practices could mean moving forward, and set expectations as camp rolls on.We’ll also shift over to the women’s side to celebrate the launch of the new 78-0 IPA, honoring UConn legend Tina Charles, and talk a little Huskies women’s basketball as well.Early camp reactions. Stock watch. Rothstein takeaways. Tina Charles. Geno.Tap in with Better Get Us Now.

The crew pulls up a chair at UConn’s water cooler and dives into some of the biggest names, best stories, and most unforgettable legends in Husky history. A few deep fan cuts on this episode; packed with the kind of conversations every UConn fan wishes they could overhear.