UConn football coach Jim Mora followed through on his promise to call out tampering, while the Huskies’ roster faced its deadline to enter the transfer portal.

Coincidentally, star defensive lineman Pryce Yates – who won defensive MVP honors in the 27-14 victory over North Carolina – later Monday reportedly reentered the transfer portal after starting the past three seasons for the Huskies. Yates, a redshirt ...

The UConn Huskies are making major headlines in a sport that isn't basketball, and thanks to head coach Jim Mora, they certainly have commanded the college football world's attention on Monday. Just a couple of days after beating Bill Belichick's future squad,

UConn Huskies head coach Jim Mora warned other schools against tampering with his players following the team's Fenway Bowl win over North Carolina.

UConn football coach Jim Mora accused his counterparts at other programs of tampering with his players in a strongly worded social media post on Monday. "A simple note to the schools and coaches that have blatantly broken @NCAAFootball rules by tampering with our players in the last 24 hours,

UConn football coach Jim Mora sent a strong message to opposing schools trying to tamper with his players. Two days after beating North Carolina in the Fenway Bowl, securing the program’s first nine-win season since 2007,

UConn football coach Jim Mora is sending a message to other programs, following his team’s Fenway Bowl win. Mora wants schools to know that UConn football won’t accept any tampering with its players.

Jim Mora had an excellent season third season at UConn, and the head coach has a warning for rival programs that have interest in his players. In a pair of social media posts on Monday, Mora threatened to “expose any program and coach” that violates NCAA rules by tampering with Huskies players.