Here's how to watch the 2022 Fairleigh Dickinson vs Seton Hall - Women's on FloHoops.

Some lower-seeded semifinal teams made things interesting, but it’s the BIG EAST’s two best teams that will be competing for a conference tournament title Monday.

It’s a time of year in college basketball to expect the unexpected, and that mantra was more than apparent in the quarterfinal round of the BIG EAST Tournament on Saturday. Both a No. 5 and No. 6 seed will be playing in Sunday’s semifinal with spots in Monday’s title game—and an automatic berth to the NCAA Tournament—on the line.

March. It’s here.

See any bubbles in the air?

You truly don’t know just what you’re going to get in a week of BIG EAST women’s basketball this season.

What can you claim on your resume?

Can you feel it?

The point of no return in determining the BIG EAST contenders from the pretenders has passed.

After a chaotic period following numerous COVID-19-related postponements and cancellations among BIG EAST teams, more games—hopefully—looked to be played on-schedule in the near future than in the past couple of weeks.

If there’s something that can be taken away from the past two seasons of college basketball, it’s that anything can happen.

As the world approaches Year 3 of the COVID-19 pandemic, its impact on the sports world is still zero fun.

A new year brings new uncertainties, and a resurgence of COVID-19 cases in college athletics hasn’t helped establish any stability.

There’s something for everyone within this week’s slate of BIG EAST women’s basketball games on FloHoops.

COVID halted numerous outstanding college basketball events in 2020, including the Cancun Challenge, which consistently features some of the best teams in basketball and makes for great hoops-watching as the calendar motors toward Thanksgiving.