The BIG EAST regular season is winding down, with each program looking to make a final push for position in the standings. With a win over Villanova on Wednesday, UConn can clinch the BIG EAST regular season crown for the sixth consecutive season. The Huskies have earned the title each season since their return to […]
Tee Baker
Tee has been a contributor to The IX Basketball since March Madness 2021 and is currently a contributing editor, BIG EAST beat reporter and curator of historical deep dives.
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