No. 11 UConn looks to keep rolling in tourney vs. Providence
After nearly falling out of the AP Top 25 poll in late January, No. 11 UConn seems to be peaking at the right time.
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After nearly falling out of the AP Top 25 poll in late January, No. 11 UConn seems to be peaking at the right time.
NEW YORK (AP) — This Big East Tournament has a distinctly different look. No. 6 Marquette is the top seed heading into the four-day frenzy at Madison Square Garden for the first time since the Golden Eagles joined the conference in 2005.
Welcome to the most hope Georgetown basketball has had in years! Come on down, take a seat. I’m assuming if you’re reading this that Ewing has either officially resigned or been relieved of his duties as the Georgetown men’s basketball head coach. If he hasn’t yet, I’m sorry, but sit down anyways, and we can just pretend for a moment that our dreams are going to come true. Better days are (hopefully) on the way, so in the meantime, let’s break down what my hotboard for the next head coach.
Xavier is the only team left with a chance to jump past Marquette for the No. 1 seed in the Big East tournament.
Primo Spears had 26 points to lead Georgetown (7-23, 2-17), which has lost 13 straight games against AP Top 25 teams dating back to its surprising 2021 Big East Tournament championship under coach Patrick Ewing.