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In another game defined by Hoya defensive woes, the Georgetown men's basketball team (6-20, 1-14 BIG EAST) were easily dispatched by the No. 10 Marquette Golden Eagles (20-6, 12-3 BIG EAST), 89-75, on Saturday afternoon. The biggest story of this game, however, was not the final score, but instead a key cog in the Hoyas' rotation absent from the sidelines.
Georgetown lost its 18th straight game, falling 86-77 versus the No.21 UConn Huskies. There are just two more chances to win a Big East game.
Georgetown fell two times at the Wooden Legacy Tournament this week. Despite some good individual performances, questions remain.
Long Islander Wins Mr. New York Bâball Brian Reichert (@nychoops_BReich) The Basketball Coaches Association of New York announced today Brentwoodâs lead guard, Jordan Riley '21, has won the prestigious Mr. New York Basketball award. Riley is a 4 star, 6â4, combo guard who is ranked 129th in the class of 2021, according to Rivals and a top 3 prospect in the State. He becomes the 2nd Long Island, public school player to win the award this past decade with Hills East Savion Lewis winning it in 2018. Riley is an elite athlete, an incredible shot maker and a winner. The future Geor...
Hoyas clean up on the glass to down Marquette John Picker/The Georgetown Voice The Georgetown Hoyas men’s basketball team (10-12, 8-9 Big East) defeated the Marquette Golden Eagles (13-14, 8-12 Big East) 68-49 to stay alive in the Big East Tournament. This was Head Coach Patrick Ewing’s first win as a head coach at the conference tournament. The Hoyas’ next opponent will be the #14 Villanova Wildcats tomorrow at Madison Square Garden. The Hoyas were led by senior guard Jahvon Blair, who came off the bench to score 20 points, while sophomore center Qudus Wahab had 19 points and 7...