UConn football coach Jim Mora followed through on his promise to call out tampering, while the Huskies’ roster faced its deadline to enter the transfer portal.

After threatening those who tamper with the transfer portal to start this week, UConn’s Jim Mora has now outright named a school that is doing so. In a tweet on Thursday, Mora continued on his warpath against those in college sports who are tampering with players like his in the portal.

UConn football coach Jim Mora accused his counterparts at other programs of tampering with his players in a strongly worded social media post on Monday. "A simple note to the

Jim Mora had an excellent season third season at UConn, and the head coach has a warning for rival programs that have interest in his players.

UConn head coach Jim Mora sent a message to opposing schools and coaches that he claimed broke tampering rules by communicating with Huskies players in

Tampering is rampant in college football and UConn head coach Jim Mora is taking a stand. He vowed on Monday to expose all of the programs who are trying

UConn announced a two-year contract extension for head football coach Jim Mora on Saturday, as the team took the field for the Fenway Bowl against North Carolina.

UConn matched a program-record with its nine wins during the 2024 season. The Huskies previously reached that mark in both 2003 and 2007 under then-head coach Randy Edsall. This season is the first time since 2010 that UConn finished with a winning record. The Huskies have two bowl appearances in three years under Mora.

After guiding UConn to two bowl berths in three seasons which includes a nine-win 2024 campaign, Huskies head coach Jim Mora has earned a contract extension thr