Stratton Stave is a journalist based in Storrs, Connecticut, focusing on local sports coverage for The Daily Campus. With a particular emphasis on UConn basketball, Stratton provides in-depth analysis and game recaps for both the men's and women's teams. His work has also been featured on Rivals.com, further showcasing his expertise in college sports reporting.
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Stratton Stave's focus is primarily on sports, particularly women's basketball and UConn Huskies. His coverage seems to heavily feature event coverage and investment analysis related to sports. When reaching out, consider offering insights or commentary on women's basketball events, players' performances, or developments within the UConn Huskies team.
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UConn Hoops: No. 3 Huskies squash Le Moyne behind well-rounded effort Early season buy games against low level programs aren't always the most interesting. In reality, these matchups shouldn't be exciting if they go as planned. In the third buy game of the season, the second straight in Hartford, CT, the No. 3 UConn men's basketball team took on Le Moyne. The Dolphins are in their second year as a Division 1 program and were no match for the Huskies. Connecticut picked up a 90-49 victory, overcoming a slightly slow start to get there. “Felt better tonight, I thought we…
By: Stratton Stave
UConn Hoops: No. 2 Huskies improve to 4-0 with win over East Texas A&M And just like that, the No. 2 UConn men's basketball team's opening homestand is over. After four games against sub-300 KenPom opponents, things are getting real next week. They've had many critics of their early scheduling and its ease, but it's a bold strategy to question the methods of the back-to-back champs. As for the game itself, it wasn't much of a game at all. What started off as a slow burn turned into a fiery blaze and then a bad slog to the end, with…
By: Stratton Stave
UConn Hoops: No. 11 Huskies escape home conference opener against Xavier Conference openers and the UConn men's basketball team. Those two go together like peanut butter and pizza. Not well. The last time the Huskies won a conference opener at home, they boasted just one national championship trophy. For reference, the football team completed this feat more recently, doing so in 2007–with no conference since 2019. Over a decade later, into their game against Xavier, No. 11 Connecticut was still searching for such a victory. Even five trophies later. On a rather dreadful mid-December night, the Huskies managed to break…
UConn Hoops: No. 11 Huskies power past pesky Butler Looking back just a month ago too late November, even the thought that the UConn men's basketball team would be sitting at 10-3 would be ludicrous. The sting from their losses to a trio of unranked teams burned and many were already set on deeming the season as a failure. In the weeks since, the now No. 11 Huskies have come back from the dead. Their most recent conquest was Butler, a team that's unranked but plenty feisty–especially at Historic Hinkle Fieldhouse. It wasn't the prettiest game by any measure, but…
UConn Hoops: McNeeley hurt as Huskies escape DePaul victorious 2024 was a year that treated the UConn men's basketball team exceptionally well. The Huskies went 36-4 with a national championship trophy, a set of 365 days that couldn't have gone any better. As the clocks turned to midnight last night, No. 11 Connecticut is met with a fresh slate of sorts, holding the opportunity to set up another successful year. Their first opponent was DePaul, a program that has taken several strides in the right direction under new coach Chris Holtmann. Yes, the Blue Demons haven't won a conference game…
By: Stratton Stave
UConn Hoops: No. 11 Huskies mount comeback behind 60-point second half When a team loses one of their best players, it's not easy to recover. Different faces need to step up and fill in the holes, especially when that lost player is Liam McNeeley. He might be a freshman, but he is arguably the team's most valuable player with his rebounding, floor spacing and ability to make the offense run smoothly. In their first game without the freshman, likely out through January, the need to adjust showed for the No. 11 UConn men's basketball team. Playing Providence, they were blitzed…
UConn Hoops: No. 9 Huskies lose heartbreaker at Villanova When the UConn men's basketball team left the Big East in 2013, Villanova instantly became the class of the conference. While the Huskies were off in the American Athletic Conference, the Wildcats completely ran the Big East, winning two national championships, five conference tournaments and seven regular season championships. Not long after Connecticut returned home, they kicked Villanova right out of the driver's seat. Since the teams met in the 2022 Big East tournament, legendary coach Jay Wright retired, the Huskies won two national championships and four straight contests against the…
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