While Swin Cash and the 2001-02 Connecticut Huskies put the finishing touches on one of the greatest seasons in basketball history, University of Minnesota’s Lindsay Whalen was among the spectators.

Geno Auriemma coached 21 UConn teams to Final Fours before 2022, but the 22nd is no less rewarding—and few have been more unusual for the Huskies.

The brackets are being filled, the picks are being made and the TV schedules are being set.

Allow UConn to reintroduce itself.

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.

Why and how is this BIG EAST women’s basketball season shaping to be unlike any other?

The name, image and likeness era in college sports has spawned a new beginning in how student-athletes market and project themselves.

It was one of the most surreal moments following a game Olivia Nelson-Ododa had ever experienced as a UConn Huskie. The team had just seen their 2020-21 season come to a screeching halt with a 69-59 loss to Arizona in the NCAA Final Four.

A new runaway national title favorite has been identified, and it plays its games in garnet and black.

Death, taxes, UConn women’s basketball being elite. The three certainties in life.

There’s plenty that goes into what makes a good power forward, but the names who can check off those boxes in women’s college basketball are limited.

It’s hard to get into the top-10 shooting guards club in women’s basketball.

The point guard position went through a level of transcendence last season that women’s college basketball hasn’t seen in years.