The UConn Huskies are dominating every aspect of college basketball right now.

In addition to winning the last two national championships, Dan Hurley’s program has also begun to take things to the next level in terms of recruiting.

Since missing out on the consensus No. 1 overall draft pick in Cooper Flagg last round, Hurley and UConn’s elite roster have cleared the recruiting trails like never before during Hurley’s tenure.

On Wednesday, Hurley received a commitment from the nation’s No. 16 player Braylon MullinsA player who is considered by many to be the best shooter in high school basketball.

Mullins now among top 25 members Eric Reibe And Darius Adams In UConn’s ridiculous 2025 class.

Accordingly UConn’s recent recruiting streak represents not only current excellence but also a historic turning point for the program, said ESPN college basketball insider Jeff Borzello.

“UConn is currently the only program in the country to receive three top-25 commitments in the 2025 class,” Borzello said Wednesday.

“This is the first time since the ESPN recruiting database began in 2007 that the Huskies have had more than one top 25 recruit in the same class, and they now have three.”

Winning back-to-back national championships single-handedly handles a lot of recruiting, but the work Hurley has done recruiting along with assistants Kimani Young, Luke Murray and Tom Moore cannot be ignored.

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