JANUARY

Top-Ranked UConn Takes Down St. John's, 66-50 (Jan. 25)

No. 3 Huskies Defeat Louisville, 71-58, In UConn's First-Ever Trip To Freedom Hall (Jan. 21)

Anderson Puts Up 21 To Propel No. 3 UConn Over 14th-Ranked Syracuse (Jan. 16)

Armstrong Nets 19 Points To Lead No. 4 Huskies Over Georgetown, 74-67 (Jan. 14)

Armstrong Strong Arms Double-Double To Lead No. 4 Huskies To 70-59 Win Over Cincinnati (Jan. 9)

Williams Hits Game-Winner To Send No. 2 Huskies Over LSU, 67-66 (Jan. 7)
Second-Ranked Huskies Upset By Marquette, 94-79, In BIG EAST Opener (Jan. 3)

DECEMBER

Armstrong Posts Career High 26 Points To Lead Huskies Over Quinnipiac (Dec. 30)

Armstrong Posts Double-Double To Propel UConn Over Stony Brook, 85-52 (Dec. 27)

Gay, Johnson Lead No. 2 Huskies To Eighth-Straight Win (Dec. 18)

Gay, Anderson Lead No. 3 Huskies Over UMass, 78-60 (Dec. 8)
Gay Nets 22 To Lead No. 2 Huskies Over Texas Southern, 113-49 (Dec. 2)

NOVEMBER

Gay Leads Huskies Over Army, 68-54 (Nov. 29)

CHAMPS! Brown's Hook Shot Gives Huskies Maui Title (Nov. 23)

Huskies Ride 15-1 Second Half Run Past Arizona (Nov. 22)

Gay Scores 28 to Lead Huskies Over Arkansas in Maui (Nov. 21)
Boone and Gay Lead UConn To Win Over Pepperdine (Nov. 18)

Huskies Wrap Up Exhibition Play With Easy Win (Nov. 9)

Huskies Dominate Bryant In Exhibition Action (Nov. 3)
 

OCTOBER
Tom Moore Named Associate Head Coach (Oct. 10)

SEPTEMBER

Calhoun Inducted Into Basketball Hall of Fame (Sept. 9)

Men's Basketball Announces 2005-06 Schedule (Sept. 8)
 

AUGUST
Jim Calhoun Suspends Marcus Williams and A.J. Price (Aug. 17)

JULY
Calhoun, UConn Exhibit Unveiled at Hall of Fame (July 20)

EA Sports Maui Invitational Tournament Bracket Announced (July 13)

UConn Announces 2005-06 BIG EAST Opponents (July 7)