UConn Dominates New Hampshire with 92-53 Victory After Slow Start

Led by Alex Karaban's standout performance, the Huskies overcame early shooting struggles to secure a decisive win.

Alex Karaban led UConn with 17 points, five rebounds, and four blocked shots, playing a pivotal role in the team's victory.
UConn's second-half surge was marked by a 57-29 scoring advantage, overcoming early shooting difficulties.
Jayden Ross, returning from an ankle injury, contributed 14 points in 22 minutes for the Huskies.
The Wildcats struggled offensively, shooting 35% from the field, and were outmatched by UConn's 40 bench points.
New Hampshire's Anthony McComb III led his team with 17 points, but the Wildcats fell to UConn for the 13th consecutive time.