Dom Amore is a Sports Columnist and Reporter at the Hartford Courant. He covers a wide range of Connecticut sports, including football, basketball, and baseball, while also delving into themes of competitive sports, sports business, and sports marketing. Dom's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Yahoo News and the Boston Herald.
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Dom Amore's coverage predominantly focuses on local sports, particularly UConn women's basketball and NCAA basketball. His articles feature event coverage, expert commentary, and announcements related to these topics.
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Whenever new Syracuse coach Fran Brown happens by Justin Barron's room, he expects to find him studying, writing things down, calling up more video.
Geno Auriemma's record for career wins may never be broken. His impact on the women he coached at UConn will never be forgotten.
STORRS — With 3:39 left in the first quarter, Azzi Fudd, flanked by Jana El Alfy and KK Arnold, were crouching at the scorer's table ready to check in for UConn.Imagine, three players of such significance ready to come off the bench for the Huskies. And there were three more waiting their turn, at least […]
UConn kept it close, but were picked apart by Syracuse quarterback Kyle McCord and lost to another ACC opponent Saturday.
Bloomfield's Davien Kerr left his twin brother and came to Syracuse first, Now he's starting; Mora picks Fagnano to start at QB, for now.
UConn is still looking for a win over a power conference team, but continues to develop a viable place in college football's landscape.
By: Dom Amore
Dan Toatley lost his father and brother during his time at CCSU, but he has persevered through tragedy and helped his team reach the FCS playoffs
Yale’s Tony Reno is a candidate to take over the football program at Rice, according to multiple reports.
STORRS — There is a trophy on the line when UConn football heads up north to play UMass on Saturday.
Dan Hurley, for his own good and the interests of is UConn men's basketball team, must control his emotions better than has has in Hawaii.
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