NEW YORK – The BIG EAST Conference announced its 2021-22 women’s basketball schedule and extensive television lineup on Friday. FOX Sports will air a total of 22 games, including the quarterfinal, semifinal and championship games of the 2022 BIG EAST Tournament presented by JEEP at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn. Of those 22 games, two will air on FOX, marking the second straight year BIG EAST women’s basketball will be featured on the broadcast network. Additionally, CBS Sports Network will air four conference matchups, while SNY will cover 18 regular-season games, including 17 during conference play. For the seventh straight year, the BIG EAST Digital Network presented by SoFi will stream every conference game not designated for television. FloSports, the home of BEDN, will also house all school-produced games as more than 130 total women’s basketball contests will stream on the FloHoops platform. Additional content on BEDN on FloSports includes “Fast Break,” the Conference’s weekly women's basketball feature show.

The status quo has prevailed most weeks in the Big East. The Connecticut women are undefeated. DePaul and Marquette have held steady in the second tier, not challenging UConn, but also avoiding losses to the bottom of the conference. 

UConn, rightfully, commands a good portion of the headlines about the Big East. 

For most teams in the Big East, the halfway point in the season is fast approaching. Connecticut is dominating, DePaul is solid and three other teams are trying to make their way to the NCAA Tournament. There are no guarantees with the schedule this year, but let’s look at some of the most consequential games remaining on the calendar:

It was a light slate of games last week in the [category:Big East] as several programs were on pause because of COVID-19 protocols. But there were still some notable performances including the emergence of a transfer who will make an impact this season. 

NEW YORK – The BIG EAST Conference has announced a one-year deal with leading sports streaming service, FloSports, to become the digital home of BIG EAST women’s basketball, bringing elite collegiate competition to a global audience. The agreement provides a platform for all women’s basketball games that stream on the BIG EAST Digital Network (BEDN) presented by SoFi.  All conference tilts not designated for television are streamed on BEDN, accounting for upwards of 75 regular-season contests annually. FloSports will also carry BIG EAST original content such as “Fast Break”, the Conference’s weekly women's basketball features show. 

RICHMOND, Va. – College of Charleston’s Grant Riller, a three-time Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) First Team selection, was chosen in the second round of the 2020 NBA Draft, held on Wednesday night.

Uncasville, CT – The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame and Gazelle Group today announced the complete schedule of matchups for the season-opening event known as “Bubbleville.” Games will be played Nov. 25 – Dec. 5, 2020 at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut.

RICHMOND, Va. – Perennial power James Madison, which has won at least 25 games in 10 of the past 11 seasons, has been picked to capture the CAA women’s basketball championship in 2020-21 according to a vote of the league’s head coaches.

RICHMOND, Va. – Hofstra, which won the program’s first CAA men’s basketball championship last March, is favored to claim the 2020-21 CAA men’s basketball championship, according to a vote of the league’s coaches, media relations directors and media members.

The Colonial Athletic Association announced its men’s and women’s basketball conference schedules for the 2020-21 season. The schedules will once again include 18 games, but the format has been adjusted to limit travel and help ensure the health and safety of student-athletes, coaches and staff.

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Four years to the day that Colin Kaepernick made his original decision not to stand for the National Anthem, the NBA stood still, but the movement for change grew stronger. 

Makur Maker became the first five-star recruit to commit to an HBCU.

Former Colonial Athletic Association standouts Jarrell Brantley (College of Charleston) and Devontae Cacok (UNCW) were each named to the All-NBA G League First-Team and the G League’s All-Rookie Team, the league announced on Friday.