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.

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?

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.

It took a little bit for UConn baseball to find its footing in the BIG EAST, but now no one in the league, other than the Huskies, is glad it happened.

With less than three weeks remaining until the end of the BIG EAST women’s basketball regular season, the league seems to be in a state of inexactness.

February doesn't quite hold the same prestige as March in the college basketball world, but plenty of seasons are won and lost in the month before the madness.

The BIG EAST softball season usually is bound for a feverish fight, but that rings especially true for the 2023 campaign ahead.