UConn
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Force behind the Final Four
“After overseeing something no city has ever done before — hosting the Division I, II and III men’s Final Fours along with the NIT championship — Scott will be ending her time with the NCAA with a historic year.”
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Staff picks: Final Four
“The March Madness continues into April, as the women’s and men’s Final Four tip off on April 3 and April 4, respectively. With six exciting games between both brackets, here is who The Collegian sports section thinks will take home the championships.”
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What you need to know: Women’s basketball takes a trip to No. 1 UConn
“The Huskies are 9-0 all-time against Butler, including a 94-47 victory in the teams’ most recent meeting on Dec. 28 at Hinkle Fieldhouse.”
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Beyond the box score: Women’s basketball falls against No. 1 UConn
“The women’s basketball team faced its stiffest test of the season on Dec. 28 at Hinkle Fieldhouse, falling 94-47 to No. 1 UConn.”
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Big East women’s basketball preview
“Here is everything you need to know about each team this season.”
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Grant Leiendecker Q&A: An athletics update
“‘We need to renovate. Most of our facilities are due for a refresh and an upgrade, and so that’ll be a big component of our fundraising.’”
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Men’s golf season preview: Start strong, finish stronger
“’Our team this year just has more of a will to win than last year.’”
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OT: Women’s home court advantage in March Madness
“If any team wants to upset a one through four seed in the women’s tournament, they have to do so on that team’s home floor with a packed arena of fans cheering against them.”
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Dawg Pound dilemma
“‘If [a team] does something exciting, it is cool to have people there to stand and also be excited for you. It just builds a little bit of a stronger sense of community.’”