It’s only February, but there are signs of spring on the way — Division I (DI) softball steps up to the plate tomorrow.

It wasn’t just the fellas having fun this weekend — the gals put fuel on the fire as well.

Even during an especially chaotic hoops season, this Saturday felt truly absurd.

To no one’s surprise, Alabama and Georgia inked the best early recruiting classes with enough five-star athletes to create their own solar systems.

Our favorite SNL monologuer Michael B. Jordan’s HBCU Legacy Classic is on tap, along with epic women’s showdowns and six Top 25 men’s matchups on Saturday alone.

According to a Boston Globe report, Stone, who’s helmed the Crimson for 26 seasons, engages in toxic behaviors that have created “a culture of complete fear.”

While most top athletes inked their National Letters of Intent (NLI) during December’s early signing period, a few Top 100 prospects are still up for grabs.

Both the AP polls and the women’s and men’s Wooden Award Top 20s — aka the shortlists for Player of the Year — dropped on Monday.

Saturday belonged to the unranked fellas, with seven ranked teams falling to their AP number-less foes.

If Saturday was for the fellas, Sunday was for the sirens of college hoops as the gals sang up six upsets of their own.

Last night’s women’s courts were full of main-stage matchups, but even amidst a slate of four ranked pairings, the No. 5 UConn Huskies trip to Tennessee is the one to know. Just ask “College GameDay.”

Vault onto the comfiest sofa spot for three days of the NCAA’s top tumblers.