Posts by Tee Baker

Tee has been a contributor to The Next since March Madness 2021 and is currently a contributing editor, BIG EAST beat reporter and curator of historical deep dives.

UConn sophomore Azzi Fudd brings the ball up the court in UConn red, white and blue home uniform.

No easy way forward for Connecticut without Azzi Fudd

December 7, 2022

How will Huskies respond to another injury?

Creighton women's basketball player Lauren Jenson drives to the basket in a blue and white Creighton jersey, wearing the number 15.

The rising competitiveness of the BIG EAST

December 5, 2022

‘I don’t think people realize how good this league is’

UConn junior establishes position on the court by swinging her arms up with the ball in hand. Griffin wears number 44 and is in a UConn red, white and blue uniform.

Sights and sounds from UConn’s win over NC State

November 22, 2022

Strong guard play and defensive intensity propelled the Huskies

Inside UConn’s top-five victory over Texas

November 15, 2022

Azzi Fudd shines — Swin Cash honored

Photo of UConn freshman Ice Brady

Injuries continue to disrupt Huskies’ roster heading into 2022-23 season

October 28, 2022

UConn freshman Ice Brady will miss season due to injury

Aneesah Morrow puts her head down as she drives past an outstretched defender beside her

2022-23 BIG EAST preview

October 25, 2022

Aneesah Morrow, Maddy Siegrist highlight talented BIG EAST conference

Seton Hall senior Lauren Park-Lane named to Lieberman Watch List

October 17, 2022

Mohegan Sun to host BIG EAST Conference tournament through 2026

Photo of the U.S. 1976 U.S. women's basketball team, standing for a team photo and wearing red, white and blue warm-up uniforms.

Historic 1976 U.S. Olympic team shaped post-Title IX women’s basketball landscape

October 9, 2022

New book “Inaugural Ballers” tells true story of first U.S. women’s basketball Olympic team

How Molly (Bolin) Kazmer re-shaped perceptions of the woman athlete

August 7, 2022

WBL trailblazer confronted sexism in many forms

Brittney Griner holds up a photo of her Russian club team during her trial on Aug. 4, 2022.

Brittney Griner sentenced to nine years in prison by the Russian court

August 4, 2022

Women’s basketball community reacts to court’s decision