Offensive problems continue to plague UConn in OT win over Alaska Anchorage

The Huskies generated their second-most shots of the season and plenty of high-quality chances, but struggled to turn those into goals.

Ian Bethune

After scoring just three goals in two games at New Hampshire, UConn put a renewed focus on offense during its week off. The Huskies wanted more pucks on net, more traffic in front, and better-quality chances.

When the Huskies returned to the ice against the Alaska Anchorage Seawolves on Thursday, there were some signs of progress. They dominat…