STORRS — UConn men’s basketball coach Dan Hurley has signed a new six-year contract running through 2032, the university’s athletics department announced Friday, October 30.
The agreement adds two years to the time remaining on the six-year deal Hurley signed in 2024. UConn said the new contract retains the existing terms. Its announcement did not provide a new salary breakdown.
The university’s 2:49 p.m. announcement confirms a completed signing after earlier reporting by WFSB, citing CBS Sports reporter Jon Rothstein, described a planned extension. This article has been updated to reflect that official confirmation.
UConn credited Hurley with a 199–75 record over his first eight seasons and national championships in 2023 and 2024. His ninth season begins November 2 against Gardner-Webb, according to the university.
This AI-prepared report draws on UConn Athletics’ announcement and the earlier WFSB report. The accompanying file photograph shows Hurley speaking with reporters; it does not depict the contract signing.