| 2004 NCAA men's and women's basketball champs | 53 |
| The NCAA's Huskies | 22 |
| The Huskies, in headlines | 25 |
| The Huskies of the NCAA's Big East | 38 |
| Storrs school, for short | 24 |
| Storrs school, familiarly | 25 |
| School with a W. Hartford campus | 32 |
| Sch. with a Stamford campus | 27 |
| Sch. whose women's basketball team is currently on a 76-game winning streak | 79 |
| Sch. originally endowed by the Storrs brothers | 46 |
| Sch. near Hartford | 18 |
| Sch. east of Hartford | 21 |
| Only sch. to win both the menÂ’s and womenÂ’s N.C.A.A. basketball titles in the same year | 95 |
| Nutmeg State school | 19 |
| NCAA Division I school | 22 |
| NCAA Division 1A team | 21 |
| N.C.A.A. women's basketball powerhouse | 42 |
| Its women's basketball team holds the consecutive victories record(abbr.) | 77 |
| Home of the Huskies, for short | 30 |
| Home of the Huskies | 19 |
| East Coast home of the NCAA's Huskies | 41 |
| East Coast b-ball powerhouse | 28 |
| Constitution State school | 25 |
| Big East team, for short | 24 |
| Big East school | 15 |
| Big East b-ball powerhouse | 26 |
| 2011 NCAA champs | 16 |
| 2004 NCAA basketball champs | 27 |
| 1999 N.C.A.A. hoops champs | 26 |
| Area around a Storrs campus? | 28 |
| The Gauchos of the NCAA | 23 |
| Coll. NW of L.A. | 16 |
| Public Ivy near Goleta, CA | 26 |
| Golden State school up the coast from L.A. | 42 |
| College up the coast from L.A. | 30 |
| College north of L.A. | 21 |
| Campus 100 miles NW of L.A. | 27 |
| La Jolla campus, briefly | 24 |
| West Coast sch. with a strong surfing team | 42 |
| West Coast sch. that offers a "Physics of Surfing" seminar | 68 |
| The Tritons of the NCAA | 23 |
| School in La Jolla: Abbr. | 25 |
| Sch. whose mascot is King Triton | 32 |
| La Jolla sch. | 13 |
| Coll. in La Jolla | 17 |
| Bay Area campus, briefly | 24 |
| Shaped like a letter | 20 |
| System of land tenure | 21 |
| Shetland land-tenure system | 27 |
| Orkney land-tenure system | 25 |
| Orkney land holding | 19 |
| Land holding in old England | 27 |
| Mo of Arizona | 13 |
| English dramatist Nicholas | 26 |
| Colorado senator Mark | 21 |
| Big name in Arizona politics | 28 |
| 1976 presidential hopeful | 25 |
| US Interior Secretary of the '60s | 37 |
| Stu or Mo | 9 |
| Stewart or Morris | 17 |
| Secretary of the Interior: 1961-69 | 34 |
| Secretary of the Interior under Kennedy and Johnson | 51 |
| Secretary of Interior: 1961–69 | 37 |
| Sec. of the Interior: 1961–69 | 36 |
| Prominent Ariz. Democrat | 24 |
| Presidential hopeful of 1976 | 28 |
| Politico Mo | 11 |
| One of a Western political family | 33 |
| Morris or Stewart of Arizona | 28 |
| Morris or Stewart | 17 |
| Mo who unsuccessfully ran for president in 1976 | 47 |
| Mo or Stu | 9 |
| Mo or Stew of Arizona | 21 |
| Mo of the House | 15 |
| Mo of Arizona politics | 22 |
| Mo from Ariz. | 13 |
| Member of J.F.K.'s Cabinet | 30 |
| Mark of the Senate, or his father Mo | 36 |
| Longtime Arizona congressman Mo | 31 |
| Kennedy's secretary of the interior | 39 |
| Kennedy's pick for Interior | 31 |
| J.F.K.'s Secretary of the Interior | 38 |
| J.F.K.'s Sec. of the Interior | 33 |
| J.F.K. Cabinet member | 21 |
| Historical name in Arizona politics | 35 |
| Ex-Secretary Stewart | 20 |
| Ex-Secretary of the Interior | 28 |
| Colorado Senator | 16 |
| Carter competitor in 1975–76 | 35 |
| Big name in Southwest politics | 30 |
| Big name in Arizona political history | 37 |
| Arizona politician Mo | 21 |
| Arizona Congressman who wrote "Too Funny to Be President" | 67 |
| Arizona congressman 1961-91 | 28 |
| Ariz.'s Mo or Stu | 21 |
| Ariz. statesman | 15 |
| Ariz. politician | 16 |
| A rival of Carter in 1976 | 25 |
| 60's Secretary of the Interior | 34 |
| 1976 presidential hopeful Morris | 32 |