Dallas Green deflected a potential game-winning shot then sank two free throws with 7 seconds left as Robert Morris beat Quinnipiac 52-50 on Wednesday night

There is heartbreak on Quinnipiac's campus, this evening, after the men's basketball team lost to Robert Morris.

The top-ranked Huskies danced and cheered after they cruised to their 72nd straight win and 16th Big East tournament championship with a 60-32 victory over No.

Edwin Ubiles scored 27 points and Alex Franklin added 22 points and 12 rebounds as Siena rallied from a double-digit halftime deficit and beat Fairfield 72-65

Tina Charles, Maya Moore and the latest Connecticut Huskies dynasty now has its own place in the record books.

Freshman Derek Needham scored 17 points, including the go-ahead basket, as second-seeded Fairfield held off sixth-seeded Niagara 69-63 in the Metro Atlantic

Justin Rutty scored 22 points and grabbed 16 rebounds to lead top-seeded Quinnipiac to an 83-78 victory over Long Island U. in a Northeast Conference semifinal

Connecticut coach Geno Auriemma said he'd be excited about the team's 70-game winning streak, if that was where the Huskies wanted to stop.
 

Mary Silvia came off the bench to score 17 points and No. 23 Hartford beat Stony Brook 65-43 on

Derek Needham scored a career-high 29 points as second-seeded Fairfield held off seventh-seeded Canisius 67-57 in the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference

Ryan Wittman scored 20 points and Cornell routed Yale 79-59 on Saturday night, moving into a tie for the second most wins in a season in Ivy League history

Jake O'Brien scored 28 points and Corey Lowe added 26 to pace Boston University to an 87-46 rout of Hartford in the first round of the America East Conference

Surprising South Florida revived its hopes for a berth in the NCAA tournament. Jim Calhoun and struggling Connecticut will rely on a new starting lineup to try

Stephanie Geehan scored 16 points and added eight rebounds as third-seeded Fairfield outlasted second-seeded Iona 61-57 in the Metro Atlantic Athletic

UConn football doesn't start Spring practice for a few weeks but the team was busy Wednesday doing something a lot more important by visiting the Children's