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When did UConn football last win?

UConn last won on Saturday, October 10, 2026, beating Temple Owls 34–20 on the road. That was 4 days ago.

UConn last lost on Saturday, October 3, 2026, falling to Syracuse 42–41. That was 11 days ago.

UConn is 3–3. The full schedule, every result and each game's box score are below.

The longer waits

655days since its last bowl or playoff winLast bowl or playoff win: Wasabi Fenway Bowl, December 28, 2024, against North Carolina
Nonenational titles since 1998Counting national champions since the BCS began with the 1998 season.

Updated 2:50 PM ET.

  1. Won last game

    Last win: beat Temple 34–20 on Sat, Oct 10

    Next: Fri, Oct 23 vs UMass, 7:00 PM EDT on CBSSN

    UConn Huskies schedule and results
    WeekDateOpponentResult
    1Sat, Sep 5vs LafayetteW 56–7
    2Sat, Sep 12vs MarylandL 14–38
    3Sat, Sep 19at Southern MissW 48–20
    4Sat, Sep 26at Miami (OH)L 21–24
    5Sat, Oct 3vs SyracuseL 41–42
    6Sat, Oct 10at TempleW 34–20
    7Open week
    8Fri, Oct 23vs UMass7:00 PM EDT on CBSSN
    9Sat, Oct 31at Air Force1:00 PM MDT on MW+
    10Sat, Nov 7vs North Carolina12:00 PM EST on CBSSN
    11Sat, Nov 14vs James Madison12:00 PM EST on CBSSN
    12Sat, Nov 21vs Old Dominion3:30 PM EST on CBSSN
    13Sat, Nov 28at Wyoming10:00 PM MST

UConn right now

UConn beat Temple 34–20 on Sat, Oct 10 and now stands at 3–3. The counter has sat at 4 days since. Next, UConn hosts UMass on Fri, Oct 23 at 7:00 PM EDT on CBSSN.

Every other time UConn last won

When did UConn last win at home?
September 5, 2026, 56–7 against Lafayette (39 days ago)
When did UConn last win on the road?
October 10, 2026, 34–20 against Temple (4 days ago)
When did UConn last beat a ranked team?
Not since at least 2017.
When did UConn last win a bowl or playoff game?
Wasabi Fenway Bowl, December 28, 2024 (655 days ago)
When did UConn last win a national title?
Not since at least 1998. This counts BCS and College Football Playoff champions, from the 1998 season on.
What is UConn's current streak?
Won last game
What is UConn's longest losing streak since 2017?
11 games, ending October 9, 2021

When did UConn last lose?

When did UConn last lose?
October 3, 2026, 42–41 loss to Syracuse (11 days ago)
When did UConn last lose at home?
October 3, 2026, 42–41 loss to Syracuse (11 days ago)
When did UConn last lose on the road?
September 26, 2026, 24–21 loss to Miami (OH) (18 days ago)
When was UConn last shut out?
September 17, 2022, 59–0 loss to Michigan (1,488 days ago)
When did UConn last score 40 or more points?
October 3, 2026, 42–41 loss to Syracuse (11 days ago)

Common questions

How many days since UConn football last won?

As of October 14, 2026, it has been 4 days since UConn last won. UConn beat Temple 34–20 on October 10, 2026.

What is UConn's record this season?

UConn is 3–3. Won last game.

Has UConn won a game this season?

Yes. UConn has won 3 games this season and is 3–3.

When does UConn play next?

UConn hosts UMass on Fri, Oct 23 at 7:00 PM EDT on CBSSN.

What was the last game UConn played?

UConn beat Temple 34–20 on the road on October 10, 2026.

Did UConn win its last game?

Yes. UConn beat Temple 34–20 on the road on October 10, 2026.

What is UConn's record right now?

UConn is 3–3, 2nd in the Independents.

Drought history

Regular season results for UConn Huskies from 2017 through 2026, conference championship games included, a combined record of 36–66.

  • Longest losing streak since 2017: 11 straight games, from November 1, 2019 to October 9, 2021.
  • Longest stretch between wins: 721 days, ending with a win over Yale on October 16, 2021.
  • The current drought stands at 4 days, 717 short of that mark.
UConn Huskies record by season
SeasonRecord
20263–3
20259–3
20248–4
20233–9
20226–6
20211–11
20192–10
20181–11
20173–9

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