Braylon Mullins announces return to UConn with 'unfinished business'
UConn guard Braylon Mullins is returning to school for his sophomore season, citing 'unfinished business' after falling short of a national title last season. Mullins' return will make him one of the most recognizable players in college basketball next season.
Braylon Mullins, a University of Connecticut (UConn) guard, has announced his return to school for his sophomore season. Mullins made the announcement on his birthday via Instagram, stating he has 'unfinished business'. As a true freshman in 2025-26, Mullins averaged 12 points per game, starting 29 games and playing a key role in UConn's run to the national championship game. He is projected as a lottery pick in the NBA draft. UConn returns its entire starting backcourt next season, with Mullins pairing with Silas Demary Jr. and Solo Ball. The team has also added former Duke forward Nikolas Khamenia and former Seton Hall center Najai Hines via the transfer portal. Mullins' return will give him the opportunity to improve his draft stock and be one of UConn's top scoring options next season.
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