Connecticut's Mount Rushmore
Brian Bennett, Big East...and his famous last name and winning ways made that seem like a plausible idea. • Dan Orlovsky: The team's all-time leader in career and passing yardage, he powered the Huskies...
Blog | February 12, 2009Huskies to go no-huddle under Moorhead
Brian Bennett, Big East...39;ve played in recent years, that hasn't always been the case. With quarterback Dan Orlovsky under center from 2002-2004, the Huskies were a pass-oriented offense. Orlovsky threw for more...
Blog | January 20, 2009Rob Lunn's International Bowl diary
Brian Bennett, Big East...team and the 2004 Motor City Bowl champion Huskies. Not in talent (Tyler Lorenzen is not Dan Orlovsky) but just like Toledo in 2004, Buffalo in 2009 was certain to meet the same fate...
Blog | January 05, 2009Team preview: Connecticut
Blue Ribbon College Football YearbookConnecticut won't sneak up on anyone in the Big East after 2007's remarkable run.
Story | Conversation | July 08, 2008
Despite loss to Pitt, West Virginia proves to be cream of Big East crop
Joe Starkey, Special to ESPN.comFrom West Virginia's shocking end to the season to UConn's surprise run to a share of the Big East crown to Cincinnati's growth under new coach Brian Kelly, Joe Starkey looks at the Big East's regular season, team-by-team.
Story | Conversation | December 11, 2007
Huskies are surprise in Big East, national title races
Joe Starkey, Special to ESPN.comUConn was supposed to finish second to last in the Big East. Heading into Week 10, UConn is undefeated and in sole ownership of the conference lead. Are the Huskies for real?
Story | Conversation | October 30, 2007After upset of West Virginia, USF not looking too far ahead
Joe Starkey, Special to ESPN.comFrom South Florida's ascension in the polls thanks to another upset of West Virginia to Syracuse's return to the bottom of the conference to UConn's somewhat surprising 5-0 start, the Big East is covered here.
Story | Conversation | October 03, 2007
Orange face tough tests to start the season
Joe Starkey, Special to ESPN.comSyracuse is struggling on the field. Pitt is struggling to get guys healthy. UConn is struggling to get fans in the seats. But the opponents of Rutgers, West Virginia, Louisville and South Florida are really the ones struggling.
Story | Conversation | September 05, 2007
Spring look around the Big East
Joe Starkey, Special to ESPN.comWith spring practices getting started, our Big East notebook addresses the big questions facing each team.
Story | Conversation | March 16, 2007Big East making strides in first half of season
Joe Starkey, Special to ESPN.comThe Big East is getting more credit this year -- but does the conference deserve it?
Story | Conversation | October 10, 2006Team preview: Connecticut
Blue Ribbon College Football YearbookBlue Ribbon Yearbook previews the 2006 college football season, exclusively on Insider.
Story | Conversation | July 19, 2006
A look around the Big East
Joe Starkey, Special to ESPN.comWhat will Louisville do in its bowl game? Can Dave Wannstedt recover in 2006? Our Big East notebook addresses those questions and more.
Story | Conversation | December 06, 2005
Connecticut forced to start third QB this season
Associated PressUConn will suit up its third starting quarterback of the season Saturday when freshmen Dennis Brown makes his collegiate debut against Rutgers.
Story | Conversation | October 17, 2005Wannstedt picking up pieces at Pitt
Joe Starkey, Special to ESPN.comFrom Dave Wannstedt picking up the pieces at Pitt to UConn's two-headed rushing attack to Syracuse's struggles, the Big East is covered here.
Story | Conversation | September 07, 2005
Connecticut 38, Buffalo 0
Connecticut 38, Buffalo 0
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