Connecticut Huskies Jersey

Connecticut Huskies Jersey Guide

The Connecticut Huskies’ tradition of excellence in athletics, both on and off the field, is unmatched among today’s college programs. Connecticut Huskies has consistently been at the top of the ladder amongst college athletic teams and that is a position that Connecticut Huskies fans take pride in being. One must understand the colorful and storied history of Connecticut Huskies athletics in order to truly be considered “Huskies” and enjoy all that Connecticut Huskies athletics has to offer.

Ask any Huskies fan and they will cheerfully let you know of the Huskies In 2004, Connecticut Huskies became the second school ever, and the first in Division I, to win the men's and women's basketball titles in the same season. It was also the first school to ever have both teams ranked number 1 in the nation at the same time (1994), and has also spent the most weeks by far with both teams holding the number one spot, with Duke University being the only other team ever to achieve the feat, for a short period during the 2003-2004 season.

In addition to its basketball success, Connecticut Huskies is known for its solid soccer teams. The men's team has won two national titles, most recently in 2000, and the women advanced to the title game in 2003. Connecticut Huskies also has the best average attendance in the nation for both men's and women's soccer. Major League Soccer players Chris Gbandi, Damani Ralph, Bobby Rhine, and Shavar Thomas each attended Connecticut Huskies.

Now any Connecticut Huskies Huskies fan can revel in this tradition and take part in all of the glorious moments of Huskies past as they wear their very own authentic Connecticut Huskies Huskies replica jersey. Choose from many options of great players of the past and present in multiple sports and buy your very own jersey at the cheapest price available. Show your support of the Connecticut Huskies Huskies by wearing your very own replica jersey and use it to remember the tradition and look forward to the bright future of Huskies athletics.