Tom Moore retires from UConn basketball after four decades
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 8:35 PM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
Tom Moore, a UConn basketball coaching legend, announced his retirement on July 23 after nearly four decades in the sport. Moore contributed to four national championships as an assistant coach and expressed feeling burnt out from the demands of college coaching and his recent general manager role. He highlighted the changes in the game, including the transfer portal and NIL impacts, as factors in his decision. At 61, Moore plans to explore opportunities as a TV color analyst while reflecting on a career that began with humble beginnings in coaching. He was part of back-to-back championship wins for UConn in 2023 and 2024.
- •Tom Moore retires after a 40-year coaching career at UConn.
- •He was part of four NCAA titles and served as general manager.
- •Moore cited burnout from modern challenges in college coaching.
- •He plans to pursue opportunities in sports broadcasting.
- •UConn celebrated back-to-back championships under his recent guidance.
- 8:35 PMYahoo Sports — Why UConn hoops coaching legend Tom Moore of Millbury is walking away
"After four decades and four national titles at UConn, Tom Moore is retiring citing burnout from the modern game.
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