Drexel’s defeat of Delaware in last March’s Colonial Athletic Association Tournament was simultaneously a major upset, and par for the course in the conference.

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.

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Twenty-eight teams are gone from the 2021 Women’s NIT field, leaving just four in the Memphis area vying for the championship. 

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Union vs. Lee

The uneven and unpredictable Big East women’s basketball season comes to a conclusion this week with the conference tournament set to begin on Friday. Some teams (UConn, Marquette and Butler) played an 18-game conference schedule. Another, Xavier, played just 10. Everyone else landed somewhere in between. 

March is here and Madness descends on Mohegan Sun Arena, host site of the Big East Tournament. 

Christmastime typically means taking a pause to gather with family. The past year has not been typical, of course, and that meant an atypical holiday season for DePaul Basketball. 

As the adage goes, there are no moral victories. It’s applicable in most areas of high-level sports—nobody has won a moral victory trophy and a win-loss record doesn’t quantify the grey area of playing really well but falling to a superior opponent. 

Eleven days after they were upset by Arkansas, Connecticut is poised to once again claim the #1 ranking in the country. 

Marquette’s do-everything guard Selena Lott made quite a splash in an impressive showing of two Big East teams with NCAA Tournament credentials. Her 27-point, 11-assist double-double powered the Golden Eagles to a 95-77 defeat of Villanova, and Lott eclipsed 1,000 career points in the process. 

COVID-19 has, in countless ways, stripped much of our world to its most foundational levels. In a game of basketball with no audience to cheer on the action, the squeak of shoes on the hardwood or the satisfying snap of the net on a made jumper are more pronounced.