NEW YORK, NY — The 2026 Big East Conference Tournament continued Thursday at Madison Square Garden with action across both the afternoon and evening.  In the afternoon matchup, the second game of the first session as No. 1 St. John’s...

NEWARK, NJ -- What went down in Newark, New Jersey Friday night at the Prudential Center was historic for the No. 18 ranked St. John’s Red Storm, clinching a share of the Big East regular season title, with their 72-65...

NEW YORK, NY – The 2026 BIG EAST Women’s Basketball Annual Awards were announced on Thursday morning. The top-ranked UConn Huskies led the way, earning five major awards. UConn sophomore forward Sarah Strong was named BIG EAST Player of the...

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PONCE, PUERTO RICO -- In day three of the 2026 Puerto Rico Challenge, with a trio of games played in Ponce and the matchup between Seton Hall-NC State unfortunately cancelled due to rain in Caguas, Houston snuck by Manhattan, No....

PONCE, PUERTO RICO -- In day two of the 2026 Puerto Rico Challenge, with four games being played in Ponce, Puerto Rico---No. 17 NC State cruised by Indiana State, Houston took care of Boston College, Seton Hall defeated Manhattan and...

PONCE, PUERTO RICO -- During day one of the 2026 Puerto Rico Challenge in Ponce, Puerto Rico, where the first pitch of the 2026 NCAA Division I Baseball season was thrown, Houston knocked off No. 21 Wake Forest, Indiana State...

CAGUAS, PUERTO RICO -- Are you ready for the return of a groundbreaking tradition in college baseball? The Puerto Rico Challenge is back, bringing together eight elite NCAA Division I teams---the Indiana State Sycamores, Seton Hall Pirates, Wake Forest Demon...

SOUTH ORANGE, NJ -- Another statement was made by the UConn Huskies Saturday afternoon, defeating the Seton Hall Pirates to push their record to 21-0 overall on the season and 11-0 in Big East play. While the action unfolded on...

NEWARK, NJ -- In a game that went down to the wire on Tuesday night, No. 25 Seton Hall couldn’t complete their comeback, falling 69-64 to No. 3 UConn before a Prudential Center crowd of 9,699. The Huskies seized momentum...