As you know by now, the UConn Huskies men’s basketball team was honored by President Obama at the White House on Monday. ESPN’s Andy Katz goes behind the scenes with the Huskies and talks with head coach Jim Calhoun about the significance of the visit.

The 2011 NCAA Men’s Basketball champions, the UConn Huskies, are currently in Washington, DC at the White House getting ready to be honored by President Barack Obama.

Here’s video of Obama honoring the Huskies on Monday at the White House:

UConn Huskies women’s basketball player Caroline Doty is back with her second trick shot video. Her first trick shot video came out back in January.

This time there is a few special guest shooters as well. Enjoy.

UConn Huskies women’s basketball coach Geno Auriemma and his former star Maya Moore stopped by ESPN’s First Take set on Tuesday to promote the launch of ESPNW. During the segment, Auriemma has a little fun at Moore’s expense.

Here’s the video of UConn Huskies All-American point guard Kemba Walker throwing out the first pitch before Wednesday night’s New York Yankees game. Walker and his teammates were honored by the Yankees before the game for winning the 2011 NCAA Championship.

Honestly, there are just no words to describe this video of UConn Huskies freshman center Stefanie Dolson mimicking the Sun Drop commercial.

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UConn Huskies head coach Jim Calhoun had the honor of ringing the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange on Friday morning. Calhoun will also be throwing out the first pitch on Saturday at Fenway Park before his beloved Boston Red Sox take on the New York Yankees.

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UConn Huskies junior All-American Kemba Walker had a record-breaking season in Storrs, CT. And after returning home for National Championship celebration, Walker did another first at UConn.

He was added to the “Huskies of Honor” wall at Gampel Pavilion.

Normally under head coach Jim Calhoun, you have to be a First Team All-American and then wait five years. But as Calhoun as said all season long, Kemba is a special player. And obviously Kemba meant the world to Calhoun because he allowed his No. 15 to be placed up there with the other greats.

And oh by the way, if you’re thinking of coming to UConn and wearing the No. 15, think again. You’ll have to ask Kemba if you can wear the number.

Here’s the video of the ceremony. Calhoun speaks first and then yields the floor for Walker’s honor.

Here’s a great video essay from ESPN’s Rece Davis about the 2010-11 UConn Huskies men’s basketball team’s run to winning the 2011 NCAA Championship.