Right now, football is being represented mainly by No. I want to focus on the University of Connecticut Huskies as a whole. Given their current level of football and location, the Northeast Conference feels like a clear option for the Huskies. The footprint is securely in the Mid-Atlantic and New England area and even features two Connecticut opponents in Sacred Heart University and Central Connecticut State University.
Better yet, this conference makes more sense geographically than any other potential conference. This is supported by the Sagarin Computer rankings, which place UConn in first place in the conference if they were to join. In this bottom-tier FCS conference environment, the Huskies would be well-positioned to get some victories and win the conference. As many of you might imagine, I’m hungry for wins and it would be reasonable to assume that many of the players are too. UConn is plain and simply going to have trouble winning in most conferences that aren’t the Northeast Conference. Our team of writers have their takes: Northeast Conference However, we are picking which conference would be right for the program’s future, assuming every conference would accept the lowly program with open arms and the team didn’t want to remain independent. With FBS schools across the country like Houston, Cincinnati, Texas and Oklahoma planning to switch conferences recently, the sports writers at the Daily Campus decided to do a fun experiment by answering this question: Which conference should UConn football move to? The program previously had ties to a Conference USA move but is now leaning toward staying independent. UConn will next play Clemson on November 13th, 2021 at Clemson. UConn loses to Middle Tennessee 44-13 making their record 1-8 on October 22nd, 2021.
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