
Deputy sports editor
Paul Doyle
Paul Doyle has been a Deputy Sports Editor for Hearst Connecticut Media Group since January 2018, after spending nearly three decades as a reporter for The Hartford Courant. A two-time Connecticut Sportswriter of the Year winner, he was a Boston-based Major League Baseball beat writer for seven years and has covered events all over the country.
Stories By Paul Doyle
UConn
July 1, 2022
UConn women’s basketball forward Amari DeBerry aims to earn Geno Auriemma’s trust: ‘More confident’

UConn
June 29, 2022
UConn’s Jim Calhoun, Richard Hamilton entering National Collegiate Basketball Hall of Fame

UConn
June 27, 2022
UConn announces plans to expand name, image and likeness opportunities for athletes

UConn
June 25, 2022
UConn women’s basketball program gets commitment from Class of 2023 recruit Qadence Samuels

Sports
June 23, 2022
Sen. Chris Murphy to introduce bill that would hold schools accountable for Title IX noncompliance

UConn
June 23, 2022
What UConn women’s basketball forward Aubrey Griffin learned from missing season: ‘I’ll be better’

Golf
June 22, 2022
UConn women’s basketball coach Geno Auriemma, actor Bill Murray out of Travelers Championship Pro-Am

UConn
June 21, 2022
UConn women’s basketball team gathers for Geno Auriemma’s charity golf tournament: ‘Love to be here’

Sports
June 16, 2022
Former UConn women’s basketball star Sue Bird announces she will retire after this season

UConn
June 13, 2022
UConn women’s basketball star Paige Bueckers to appear at Travelers Championship event


GameTimeCT
June 11, 2022
Behind Connecticut’s move to allow high school athletes to profit off name, image and likeness

GameTimeCT
June 6, 2022
Name, image and likeness in Connecticut high school sports: What you need to know




Sports
May 13, 2022
Retired UConn soccer coach Ray Reid joining Hartford Athletic as technical director

UConn
May 13, 2022
Former UConn women’s basketball star Moriah Jefferson signs with WNBA’s Minnesota Lynx

UConn
May 9, 2022
Former UConn women’s basketball guard Moriah Jefferson waived by WNBA’s Dallas Wings

Sports
May 9, 2022
Allowing college athletes to obtain sponsorships quickly became the ‘wild west.’ Schools are looking for stability.
