Where can I watch the UConn vs. Georgetown game?
The game will air on Peacock/NBC Sports Network and the UConn Sports Network from Learfield (FOX Sports 97.9).
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Women's Basketball / BIG EAST Tournament
UConn to Face Georgetown in BIG EAST Tournament Quarterfinals; Tournament Broadcast on Peacock and NBCSN
The top-ranked UConn women's basketball team is set to compete against Georgetown in the BIG EAST Tournament quarterfinals. All games of the Women's Championship will be broadcast on Peacock and NBC Sports Network.
Key Insights
- No. 1 UConn (31-0, 20-0 BIG EAST) will face No. 8-seed Georgetown (14-16, 6-14) in the BIG EAST Tournament quarterfinals.
- The game is scheduled for Saturday at noon in Mohegan Sun Arena and will be broadcast on Peacock/NBC Sports Network.
- UConn seeks its 31st conference tournament title and 24th as a BIG EAST member, having won the last 12 consecutive championships.
- Sophomore Sarah Strong was named BIG EAST Player and Defensive Player of the Year.
- Blanca Quiñonez was tabbed Freshman and Sixth Woman of the Year.
- All 10 games of the BIG EAST Women's Tournament will air live on Peacock and NBC Sports Network, starting March 6.
In-Depth Analysis
UConn finished the regular season undefeated for the 11th time in program history. The Huskies have a strong historical record against Georgetown, with 59-6 all-time and winning the last 42 meetings. In their last encounter on Feb. 26, UConn defeated Georgetown 84-52, with Azzi Fudd leading with 24 points.
The BIG EAST Tournament, presented by JEEP, promises comprehensive coverage on Peacock and NBC Sports Network. The broadcast schedule includes quarterfinal doubleheaders on March 7, semifinal doubleheader on March 8, and the championship game on March 9.
How to Watch: Games streamed on Peacock can be seen live on NBC Sports Network. Peacock subscriptions start at $10.99 per month, with a student discount offer available for $5.99/month.
FAQ
Has UConn won the BIG EAST Tournament before?
Yes, UConn is seeking its 31st conference tournament title and has won the last 12 consecutive championships.
Who are some of the key players for UConn?
Key players include Sarah Strong (Player and Defensive Player of the Year), Azzi Fudd, KK Arnold, and Blanca Quiñonez (Freshman and Sixth Woman of the Year).
Takeaways
- The UConn women's basketball team continues to be a force in the BIG EAST. With rising stars and a quest for another tournament title, their games are a must-watch for college basketball fans. The extensive coverage on Peacock and NBC Sports Network ensures you won't miss any of the action. Key actions: Subscribe to Peacock to watch the games live and follow UConn's journey in the BIG EAST Tournament.
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