URGENT UPDATE: UConn football has achieved a remarkable milestone, defeating Boston College 38-25 in Chestnut Hill, marking their first power conference road win since 2012. Quarterback Joe Fagnano delivered an extraordinary performance, throwing for 362 yards and four touchdowns, including a stunning 50-yard completion to tight end Juice Vereen.
Fagnano’s unshakeable composure was pivotal in this victory, as he consistently guided the Huskies to offensive success. Coach Jim Mora praised Fagnano, stating, “Joe’s playing at a high level right now.” His statistics speak volumes: over the last two games, he has thrown for 717 yards and eight touchdowns without a single interception.
This performance places Fagnano as the only quarterback in college football this season with 1,918 yards and no interceptions, showcasing an impressive efficiency rating of 161.3.
“He did a great job,”
commented Boston College coach Bill O’Brien. “He was very calm, he knows where to go with the ball.”
With this victory, UConn improved its record to 5-2 and is on track to become bowl eligible for the third time in four years. The Huskies are averaging 37 points per game, leading the nation in plays of 25 yards or more. Fagnano’s ability to avoid mistakes, combined with his leadership, is transforming the team into a formidable contender.
Looking ahead, UConn has four of its remaining five games in which they could be favored, with a crucial matchup against Duke scheduled for November 8. Fagnano’s growth as a quarterback has been evident, with the 25-year-old displaying maturity and decision-making skills that rival some NFL players.
As UConn football continues to gain momentum, the excitement surrounding the program builds. Fagnano’s contributions, alongside a talented roster, position the Huskies for a potential postseason run. Fans and analysts alike are eager to see how this season unfolds, with the possibility of a high-profile bowl game looming.
Expectations are high for Fagnano and UConn as they navigate the remainder of the season. The team is not just winning games; they are creating a narrative of resilience and skill that resonates with supporters and onlookers alike.
