Greenwich Time

BOSTON UNIVERSITY at UCONN

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When: Friday, 6 p.m.

Where: Gampel Pavilion, Storrs

Records: BU 1-0, UConn 1-0

TV: FS2

Radio: UConn/IMG Sports Network, WAVZ-New Haven (1300 AM), WICCBridep­ort (600 AM), WINE-Danbury (940 AM), WGCH- Greenwich (1490 AM), WATR-Waterbury (1320 AM), 97.9 FMESPN Hartford

KEEP AN EYE ON

HAWK ON THE MEND?: Jordan Hawkins, UConn’s ultra-talented sophomore wing, left Monday night’s season-opener after crashing to the floor and landing on his back and head midway through the first half. He didn’t return to the game, though afterwards, Dan Hurley said that he hadn’t been put in concussion protocol.

UConn did not reveal Hawkins’ status in the ensuing days, though on his weekly radio show Wednesday night, Hurley said that Hawkins’ status is “in the hands of the doctors,” and that he had relatively mild symptoms. Out of precaution, it would seem unlikely that Hawkins plays on Friday night.

CONNECTICU­T CONNECTION­S: BU features not one, not two, but three Connecticu­t products in its starting lineup: New Haven’s Walter Whyte, Stamford’s Jonas Harper and Newtown’s Nevin Zink. Whyte, a 6-foot-6 swingman in his fifth season with the Terriers, poured in a career-high 27 points in BU’s season-opening, 72-63 win over Northeaste­rn on Monday. He also tore down a game-high 13 rebounds and had two blocks and two steals.

Harper, a 6-2 grad student guard, added 15 points and four assists, while Zink, a 6-9 senior, had five points and seven rebounds

in 20 minutes.

The Terriers are also coached by Joe Jones, brother of longtime Yale head coach James Jones.

 ?? Austin Bigoney / Contribute­d photo via UConn ?? UConn's Hassan Diarra (5) in action in the season opener against Stonehill on Monday at the XL Center in Hartford.
Austin Bigoney / Contribute­d photo via UConn UConn's Hassan Diarra (5) in action in the season opener against Stonehill on Monday at the XL Center in Hartford.

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