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Who are Solo Ball’s Parents? Meet Mike Ball and Erica Ball
Solo Ball committed to UConn in July 2022 and became part of the “Fab Five” recruiting class. Ever since, he has delivered top-level performances. As a freshman, he appeared in 39 games and made 10 starts. And, in his sophomore year, he took a major leap, becoming one of the team’s best three-point shooters and boosting his scoring average from 3.3 points per game to 14.4 in 2024–25.
What he’s doing now is special, but it’s the product of years of encouragement and effort shaped by his parents.
Solo Ball was born on December 7, 2003, to Mike Ball and Erica Ball. His parents have always been supportive. Mike Ball works as a district manager for HomeGoods, while Erica is a traveling nurse. Solo’s love for basketball comes from his father’s side.
UConn's Dan Hurley Predicts Huge Surge for Junior Guard
As the No. 5 UConn Huskies gets set for another game at Madison Square Garden, Dan Hurley had some interesting things to say. Perhaps, because this next matchup is against the Florida Gators. The Huskies last played against the Gators in March, ending in a 75-77 loss for the Huskies. However, this time around, the Huskies are moving differently and are sitting on an 8-1 record.
And Hurley made it clear that he expects Solo Ball to flip the switch this time. Last season, Ball buried 99 threes and shot over 41 percent from deep, a breakout that turned him into a cornerstone of UConn’s perimeter attack.
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Top 25 And 1: UConn faces Florida in battle of last three NCAA champions
One of my favorite weird facts connected to college basketball is that every eventual national champion since 2004 was ranked in the top 12 of the sixth Associated Press Top 25 poll of the season.
If you're curious, 10 of the 12 teams in Tuesday morning's CBS Sports Top 25 And 1 daily college basketball rankings are the same schools in this week's AP Top 25 Poll; the only differences are the Top 25 And 1 has North Carolina and Arkansas in the top 12 while the AP does not, and the AP has Houston and Louisville in the top 12 while the Top 25 And 1 does not.
Do you think the winner of the 2026 NCAA Tournament will be one of these 14 schools?
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