Delaware has a strong fanbase, rich football history (Joe Flacco, Rich Gannon, the Wing-T!), a lengthy track record of beating UConn, and should offer an interesting gameday environment when these two teams meet. This is certainly not an opponent for UConn’s coaches, players, or fans to overlook.

Records: UConn 1-1, Delaware, 1-1. All-time series: Delaware leads, 20-7. The Blue Hens won the last meeting, 59-17, in 1998. TV/Radio: ESPN+; Fox Sports 97.9 FM Announcers: Scott Klatzkin (play by play), Fritz Steuber (analyst) on TV; Mike Crispino (play by play), Wayne Norman (analyst), Adam Giardino (sideline reporter) on radio.

CSU +21.5, 53.5 over/under Rams’ offensive balance: CSU leaned on its run game heavily throughout the second half of ’24, relegating QB Brayden Fowler-Nicolosi to a game-manager role. Saturday will be an interesting test to see how the Rams see their offensive identity,