UConn Huskies guard Silas Demary Jr.‘s father weighed in on the latest development in his son’s college basketball career.
On Saturday, Demary Sr. took to his X/Twitter account to send an open message to Huskies fans and supporters. Demary Sr. went on to thank the UConn program and its fans. He confirmed that he and his son have been discussing the trajectory of Jr.’s career after the 2026 national title game loss to Michigan.
“UConn nation, I just want to take this time to say thank you for your hospitality and your world-class support. I’ve never seen anything like it! We had to take a few days to digest the loss in the national championship game! You all have discussed it, and I don’t want to go,” Silas Demary Sr. wrote.
Silas Demary Jr. is coming off his third year of collegiate hoops and his first season with Dan Hurley‘s Huskies. The Raleigh, North Carolina, native spent his first two campaigns with Mike White’s Georgia Bulldogs before transferring to UConn for his junior stint. As mentioned, Demary Jr. was part of the Huskies team that just lost in the 2026 NCAA title game to the Michigan Wolverines.
Silas Demary Sr. Doubles Down On His Positive Message To The UConn Huskies Faithful
In another post on X/Twitter, Silas Demary Sr. doubled down on his positive message towards the UConn Huskies faithful by speaking about the kind of journey it’s been with them.
For Silas Demary Sr., the fans and supporters of the Connecticut-based program are world-class.
“Back down that road! We just want to take this time to show our love & appreciation to all of UCONN nation!! You have been nothing but amazing! Thank you, we couldn’t have asked to be a part of such a world class fan base!! You guys are AMAZING! #GoHuskies,” Silas Demary Sr. shared.
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