STORRS, Conn. – The UConn football program has entered into an agreement to play two future games against Miami University during the 2026 and 2030 seasons, announced on Wednesday. This will mark the first-ever match-ups between the two programs.
The Huskies will make the trip to Oxford, Ohio on September 26, 2026 to face the RedHawks at Yager Stadium. UConn will then play host to Miami at Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field on September 21, 2030.
The Huskies are 21-11 all-time against teams in the Mid-American Conference. The Huskies have faced Buffalo more than any other team in the league, posting an 11-2 mark against the Bulls since 1999 when they joined the MAC. UConn is 3-0 against Akron, 2-0 vs. Ohio, 1-0 vs. Toledo, 2-2 vs. Kent State, 1-1 vs. Eastern Michigan, 1-2 vs. Western Michigan, and 0-4 vs. Ball State. UConn also faced Temple (2-1) and UMass (1-0) when both schools were members of the conference. The Huskies have a future dates scheduled with Ball State in 2025 (home) and three games with Buffalo in 2025 (away), 2028 (home) and 2029 (away).
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