As the nonconference portion of the schedule rolls along, spring has hit in many BIG EAST towns, with teams set to host a number of home games in the coming days, before league play begins in early April.

With the college baseball season now in full swing, the BIG EAST Conference has seen a trio of teams break out of the gates with strong starts, possibly hinting and how the race for the conference title may shake out once league play begins in early April.

Listen closely, and you can hear the scribbles of pens, the tapping on phones and the chats within office pods everywhere.

Try as the rest of the BIG EAST’s women’s basketball programs may, UConn is unshakable.

Now, we are down to two.

After a mainly straightforward Friday, when first-round play kicked off the festivities at the BIG EAST Women’s Basketball Tournament, Saturday went haywire.

It’s March.

Bring on March. Bring on madness.

The BIG EAST Women’s Basketball Tournament begins Friday March 3 at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut as 11 teams look to win the automatic bid to the 2023 NCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament.

All-American. Player of the Year. Superstar.

What’s been the biggest storyline regarding the BIG EAST Women’s Basketball Player of the Year race this season?

College Baseball Opening Day for Division-I is today as teams from around the country begin their march to Omaha and the College World Series.

Drexel University women's basketball graduate guard Keishana Washington was named to the Dawn Staley Award Late Season Watch List by the Phoenix Club of Philadelphia.

BIG EAST champion UConn took the college baseball world by storm a season ago, knocking off Maryland to advance to the Super Regionals and giving Stanford all it could handle in contention for a College World Series berth.

Something that hadn’t occurred to a certain BIG EAST team in 30 years happened – and it still might not have been the craziest moment across the league last week.