Connecticut Sun coach Rachid Meziane reflects on challenging tenure
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 23, 2026, 10:00 AM
Last updated Sep 23, 2026

Rachid Meziane, head coach of the Connecticut Sun, expressed pride in overcoming obstacles during his two-year tenure amid rebuilding challenges. Since taking charge in early 2025, Meziane faced significant hurdles, including the team's record of 33 losses in his first season and the departure of the starting five. The franchise is now relocating to Houston, and injuries have hampered performance further this season. Meziane remains committed to developing the team's younger players and fostering resilience as they prepare for their final game in Connecticut.
- •Meziane began coaching the Sun in early 2025.
- •The team lost a franchise-record 33 games last season.
- •Sun's relocation to Houston is underway.
- •Injuries impacted team performance this season.
- •Meziane emphasized player development and resilience.
- 10:00 AMYahoo Sports — How Rachid Meziane has navigated two challenging seasons as CT Sun coach: 'I am proud'
"Rachid Meziane took over the Connecticut Sun last year after coaching in Europe.
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