Huskies add three future opponents
The UConn football team has added seven games to its future schedules, entering into agreements with Temple, Wyoming and Florida International. The school made the announcement Wednesday.
UConn’s agreement with Wyoming is for only one game, scheduled for Sep. 25,
2021 at Pratt & Whitney Stadium in East Hartford. It will be the first matchup between UConn and Wyoming, which plays in the Mountain West Conference. The matchup is a product of a cancellation agreement between Clemson and Wyoming.
The series with FIU includes two games, the first on Oct. 8, 2022 in Miami and the return game on Oct.
14, 2023 in East Hartford. UConn has never played FIU, which competes in Conference USA.
The series with Temple, which dates back to the 1963 season, will resume in the
2024 season on Oct. 5 at Pratt & Whitney Stadium. The Huskies will travel to Temple on Oct. 10, 2026 and Sep. 30, 2028 while hosting their second game of the agreement on Sep. 4, 2027.
Below is a finalized list of future games.
FUTURE SCHEDULES
2021
Aug. 28 at Fresno State Sep. 11 Purdue
Sep. 18 at Army
Sep. 25 Wyoming Oct. 9 at UMass
Oct. 23 Middle Tennessee Nov. 13 at Clemson Nov. 20 at UCF
2022
Aug. 27 at Utah State Sep. 3 Central Connecticut
Sep. 10 Syracuse
Sep. 17 at Michigan Sep. 24 at North Carolina State
Oct. 1 Fresno State Oct. 8 at FIU
Oct. 15 at Ball State Oct. 29 Boston College Nov. 19 at Army
2023
Sep. 2 Duke
Sep. 23 North Carolina State
Sep. 30 Utah State Oct. 14 FIU
Oct. 28 at Boston College Nov. 4 at Tennessee Nov. 11 at Liberty
2024
Aug. 31 at Maryland Sep. 7 Army Sep. 14 at Duke Sep. 28 Buffalo Oct. 5 Temple
2025
Aug. 30 Central Connecticut
Sep. 6 at Syracuse Sep. 13 at Purdue
Sep. 20 Ball State
Sep. 27 at Buffalo
Oct. 11 at Army
Oct. 18 at Ohio State
2026
Sep. 5 Lafayette
Sep. 12 Maryland Sep. 19 at North Carolina Oct. 3 at Syracuse Oct. 10 at Temple
2027
Sep. 4 Temple Sep. 18 North Carolina Nov. 6 Syracuse Nov. 27 Army
2028
Sep. 16 San Jose State Sep. 23 Buffalo Sep. 30 at Temple Oct. 14 at Army
2029
Sep. 15 at Buffalo Nov. 10 Army