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March 28, 2011

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2010-11 STANDINGS BIG EAST OVERALL

W-L Pct. H A W-L Pct. H A N Streak

Pisburgh (4/4) # ^ 15-3 .833 8-1 7-2 28-6 .824 17-1 7-2 4-3 Lost 1

Notre Dame (5/6) 14-4 .778 9-0 4-4 27-7 .794 17-0 5-4 5-3 Lost 1Louisville (14/11) 12-6 .667 9-0 3-6 25-10 .714 19-2 4-6 2-2 Lost 2Syracuse (12/14) 12-6 .667 6-3 6-3 27-8 .788 16-3 6-3 5-2 Lost 1St. Johns (18/19) * 12-6 .667 7-2 5-4 21-12 .636 12-3 5-7 4-2 Lost 2West Virginia (22/rv) * 11-7 .611 7-2 4-5 21-12 .636 12-2 5-6 4-4 Lost 1Cincinna (rv/rv) * 11-7 .611 6-3 5-4 26-9 .743 15-3 8-4 3-2 Lost 1Georgetown (rv/25) * 10-8 .556 5-4 5-4 21-11 .656 10-4 7-5 4-0 Lost 5Conneccut (9/8) & 9-9 .500 5-4 4-5 30-9 .769 13-4 5-5 12-0 Won 9Villanova (rv/-) 9-9 .500 5-4 4-5 21-12 .636 13-4 7-5 1-3 Lost 6Marquee (rv/-) 9-9 .500 6-3 3-6 22-15 .594 14-4 4-7 4-4 Lost 1Seton Hall 7-11 .389 4-5 3-6 13-18 .419 8-7 4-7 1-4 Lost 1Rutgers 5-13 .278 3-5 2-7 15-17 .469 10-6 3-8 2-3 Lost 1Providence 4-14 .222 4-5 0-9 15-17 .469 13-5 0-10 1-2 Lost 8USF 3-15 .167 2-7 1-8 10-23 .303 7-9 1-12 2-2 Lost 1DePaul 1-17 .056 0-9 1-8 7-24 .226 6-11 1-9 0-4 Lost 6

(Rank in March 14 Associated Press Poll followed by rank in March 14 ESPN/USA TodayPoll)^ clinched bye to BIG EAST Championship quarternals # BIG EAST Regular Season Champion* clinched bye to BIG EAST Championship second round & BIG EAST Tournament Champion

POSTSEASON HONORS

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP

Second Round March 17

East Region; Tampa, Fla.

No. 5 West Virginia 84, No. 12 Clemson 76

Southwest Region; Denver, Colo.

No. 13 Morehead State 62, No. 4 Louisville 61

Southeast Region; Washington, D.C.

No. 1 Pisburgh 74, No. 16 UNC-Asheville 51

Southeast Region; Denver, Colo.

No. 11 Gonzaga 86, No. 6 St. Johns 71

West Region; Washington, D.C.

No. 3 Conneccut 81, No. 14 Bucknell 52

No. 6 Cincinna 78, No. 11 Missouri 63

Second Round March 18

Southwest Region; Chicago, Ill.

No. 2 Notre Dame 69, No. 15 Akron 56

No. 11 VCU 74, No. 6 Georgetown 56

East Region; Cleveland, Ohio

No. 8 George Mason 61, No. 9 Villanova 57

East Region; Cleveland, OhioNo. 11 Marquee 66, No. 6 Xavier 55

No. 3 Syracuse 77, No. 14 Indiana State 60

Third Round March 19

East Region; Tampa, Fla.

No. 4 Kentucky 71, No. 5 West Virginia 63

Southeast Region; Washington, D.C.

No. 8 Butler 71, No. 1 Pisburgh 70

West Region; Washington, D.C.

No. 3 Conneccut 69, No. 6 Cincinna 58

Third Round March 20

East Region; Cleveland, Ohio

No. 11 Marquee 66, No. 3 Syracuse 62

Southwest Region; Chicago, Ill.

No. 10 Florida State 71, No. 2 Notre Dame 57

Regional Seminals March 24

West Region; Anaheim, C alif.

No. 3 Conneccut 74, No. 2 San Diego State 67

Regional Seminals March 25

East Region; Newark, N.J.

No. 2 North Carolina 81, No. 11 Marquee 63

Regional Final March 26West Region; Anaheim, C alif.

No. 3 Conneccut 65, No. 5 Arizona 63

Final Four April 2

Houston, Texas

No. 11 VCU vs. No. 8 Butler - CBS ......................................... 6:00

No. 4 Kentucky vs. No. 3 Conneccut - CBS ......................... 8:45

Final Four April 4

Houston, Texas

Seminal winners ................................................................. 9:20

BIG EAST Player of the Year

BEN HANSBROUGH

Notre Dame, G, Sr.

Oppenheimer Funds/

BIG EAST Coach of the Year

MIKE BREY

Notre Dame

BIG EAST Rookie of the Year

CLEVELAND MELVIN

DePaul, F, Fr.

BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year

RICK JACKSON

Syracuse, F, Jr.

BIG EAST Most Improved Player

DWIGHT HARDY

St. Johns, G, Sr.

BIG EAST Sixth Man Award

JUSTIN BURRELL

St. Johns, F, Sr.

BIG EAST Sportsmanship Award

BRAD WANAMAKER

Pisburgh, G, Jr.

BIG EAST Scholar-Athlete of the Year

TIM ABROMAITIS

Notre Dame, F, Sr.


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HUSKIES REACH FINAL FOUR

Conneccut reached the 2011 Final Four aer winning

the West Regional. The Huskies are making their fourth

Final Four trip since 1999. They won the tle in 99

and 2004. In 2009, they lost to Michigan State in the

semnals. Since 99, only Michigan State has made

more Final Four trips than UConn. The Spartans have

gone six mes. Among BIG EAST members, UConn has

ed Georgetown for the most Final Four appearances

with four.

HUSKIES KEEP BIG EAST IN FINAL FOUR NEWS

Conneccuts trip to the 2011 Final Four gives the BIG

EAST ve Final Four appearances in the last ve seasons

with four dierent teams.

2011 -- Conneccut

2010 -- West Virginia

2009 -- Conneccut, Villanova

2007 -- Georgetown

BIG EAST AND THE FINAL FOUR

Including Conneccut this year, a BIG EAST team has

made the Final Four 17 mes in 32 years of compeon.

A BIG EAST squad has played in the naonal tle game

10 mes. The conferences NCAA champions are:

Georgetown (1984), Villanova (85), Conneccut (99 &

04) and Syracuse (03). Recent addional appearances

were made by Louisville and Marquee just before

both schools began compeng in the BIG EAST in

2005-06. Louisville made it in 2005 and Marquee

in 2003. Fieen of the 16 league schools have played

in the Final Four.

FINAL FOUR COACHES CLUB INCLUDES SIX

In 2009, Villanovas Jay Wright became the sixth

current BIG EAST head coach to parcipate in a Final

Four. Conneccuts Jim Calhoun is making his fourth

trip (2011, 2009, 2004, 1999). Louisvilles Rick Pino isone of only two coaches in NCAA history to lead three

dierent teams to the Final Four: Providence (1987),

Kentucky (1997, 96, 93) and Louisville (2005). Jim

Boeheim has been to the Final Four three mes with

Syracuse (2003, 96, 87). West Virginias Bob Huggins

made it in 2010 and guided Cincinna to the 1992 Final

Four. Georgetowns John Thompson III led the Hoyas

to the Final Four in 2007.

BIG EAST MAINTAINED ELITE EIGHT STREAK

The BIG EAST is the only conference to place at least

one team in every NCAA Elite Eight since 2002. Seven

dierent squads Conneccut (2011, 09, 04,

02), West Virginia (2010, 05), Louisville (09, 08),

Georgetown (07, 06), Villanova (09, 06), Pisburgh

(09) and Syracuse (03) -- have reached the nal eightover the last 10 seasons.

HALF OF BIG EAST HAS BEEN TO SWEET 16 IN PAST

FIVE YEARS

With the addion of Marquee this year, eight BIG EAST

teams have advanced to the NCAA Regional Seminals

over the past ve years. Conneccut last made it to

the Sweet 16 round in 2009 when it advanced to the

Final Four.

BIG EAST LEADS IN SWEET 16 APPEARANCES

With two NCAA Sweet 16 teams this season

(Conneccut and Marquee) the BIG EAST has had

the most teams reach the regional seminal round

over the last nine seasons.

REGIONAL SEMIFINALISTS (2003-11)

BIG EAST 27

Big 12 19

ACC 18

MARQUETT E IS ONLY THE SECOND LEAGUE NO. 11

SEED TO REACH THE SWEET 16

Marquee became only the second No. 11 seed from

the BIG EAST to reach the NCAA Regional Seminals.

The only other league squad to make the Sweet 16 with

a seed as low as 11 was Conneccut in 1991.

BIG EAST RECEIVED 11 INVITATIONS

The BIG EAST Conference received a record 11 bids to

the NCAA Championship. The BIG EAST had held the

previous record of eight in 2006, 08 and 10. Pisburgh,

the league regular-season champion, received a No. 1

seed in the Southeast Region. Nine of the 11 teams

received a No. 6 seed or higher.

20 WINS REMAINS A GOOD YARDSTICK

When a BIG EAST team reaches 20 wins by the end

of conference tournament play, it has an excellent

chance of receiving an NCAA invitaon. Since the BIG

EAST began in 1979-80, 147 of 152 teams with 20 wins

received NCAA bids. This year, all 11 BIG EAST teams

in the NCAA Championship have at least 20 wins. Last

season, the BIG EAST had nine 20-win squads.

CONNECTICUT MADE EPIC JOURNEY TO WIN

BIG EAST CHAMPIONSHIPThe Conneccut Huskies did what no Division I team

had ever done in a conference tournament. They won

ve games in ve days to capture the tourney crown.

Entering as a No. 9 seed, the Huskies defeated in

order: DePaul (97-71), Georgetown (79-62), Pisburgh

(76-74), Syracuse (76-71, ot) and Louisville (69-66).

All but DePaul were ranked last week in the naonal

polls. UConn was only the second No. 9 seed to win

the championship. Syracuse did it in 2006.

WALKER LED UCONN IN NEW YORK

Conneccut guard Kemba Walker shaered The BIG

EAST Championship scoring record while leading the

Huskies to the tle. He scored 130 points in the ve

contests to average 26.0 ppg. in New York. Walker

won the Dave Gavi Trophy as the tourneys MostOutstanding Player.

CLOSE GAMES AT THE GARDEN

The BIG EAST Championship Presented by American

Eagle Ouiers had plenty of drama throughout

the ve days in New York in addion to the UConn/

Kemba Walker storyline. Three of the games went

into overme including both semnal contests. The

Huskies won the championship game 69-66 against

Louisville.

PITT WON THE REGULAR SEASON

Pisburgh was the BIG EAST regular-season champion

The Panthers posted a 15-3 league mark which matched

their 15-3 record in 2008-09. For the third me in

league history, Pi was the top seed at The BIG EAST

Championship. The other No. 1-seed years were 2003

and 1988.

SURPRISES FROM THE PRESEASON POLL

Pi was the preseason favorite in the BIG EAST Coaches

Preseason Poll and the Panthers won the regular-season

tle. Not every nish followed the poll closely, howeve

Notre Dame nished second with a 14-4 record ae

being picked seventh. Louisville placed third aer being

picked in a e for eighth place. Cincinna nished ed

for sixth aer being tabbed for 12th.

CINCINNATI, ST. JOHNS RETURN TO NCAAS

Cincinna and St. Johns, two programs steeped in

NCAA tradion, returned to the NCAA Championship

aer absences of several years. Cincinnas last NCAA

appearance was in 2005. This season, the Bearcat

nished 26-9 under coach Mick Cronin.St. Johns, which

nished 21-12 under rst-year coach Steve Lavin, was

in the NCAAs for the rst me since 2002.

BIG EAST 12-9 AGAINST RANKED OPPONENTS

BIG EAST teams compiled a 12-9 record against ranked

opponents during the regular season. They were 6-

against top 10 squads.

NON-LEAGUE RECORD BEST SINCE 1988-89

BIG EAST teams amassed a 159-41 (.795) record agains

non-conference compeon in the regular season. Tha

is the leagues best mark since 1988-89.

BIG EAST HAD NINE IN AP POLL TWICE

Twice this season, the BIG EAST ed its own record inthe Associated Press poll with nine ranked teams. In

the polls on Jan. 17 and March 7, the AP poll included

nine teams in the top 25. That matched the record

set in January, 2009.

NATIONAL SEMIFINALS ARE STILL SPECIAL

The BIG EAST has an 8-4 record in the Final Fou

seminals against non-conference opposion. Two

mes BIG EAST teams have played each other in the

Final Four seminals -- Syracuse beat Providence in

87 (77-63) and Georgetown topped St. Johns in 85

(77-59).

ALL-TIME NCAA RECORDS

Since the league began play in 1979-80, BIG EAST team

own a 263-160 (.622) record going into the 2011 NCAAChampionship. The BIG EAST has had only one season

when its teams had a combined losing record in the

NCAAs. In 1992-93, the league was 2-3.

HANSBROUGH WAS PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Notre Dame guard Ben Hansbrough was named BIG

EAST Player of the Year. He nished his season with

an 18.4 scoring average and helped the Irish to a

surprising second-place nish in the regular season

with a 14-4 mark.


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DE PAUL

Overall:...................................................7-24

BIG EAST:................................................1-17

Last Game:Lost to Conneccut 97-71 in rst

round of BIG EAST Championship

Next Game: ..................... Season completed

Last Five Games: ......................................0-5

Cleveland Melvin was named BIG EAST

Rookie of the Year, though he missedthe nal four games of the season witha thumb injury.

Brandon Young made the BIG EAST All-Rookie Team.

Melvin was the BIG EASTs top freshmanscorer with a 14.3 average. Young was

the leagues second top freshman scorerat 12.6 ppg. He reached double gures20 mes in the season.

Another freshman, Moses Morgan, be-

came a reliable scorer o the bench latein the season. He had 14 points against

UConn in New York and reached doublegures in his last four games.

CINCINNATI

Overall:...................................................26-9

BIG EAST:................................................11-7

Last Game: .......Lost to Conneccut 69-58 in

NCAA Third Round


Last Five Games: ......................................3-2

Cincinna fell to Conneccut in the third

round of the NCAA Championship. It

was the third straight NCAA appearance

that ended in the round of 32 for the

Bearcats (2004, 2005, 2011).

All nine of Cincinnas losses this season

were to BIG EAST opponents.

The 11-7 BIG EAST mark was the rst

winning season in UCs six years in the

league.

The Bearcats were rst in the BIG EAST in

scoring defense, allowing 59.6 ppg.

Forward Yancy Gates averaged team

highs of 11.9 points and 6.9 rebounds

per game.

LOUISVILLE

Overall:.................................................25-10

BIG EAST:................................................12-6

Last Game: Lost to Morehead State 62-61 in

NCAA Second Round


Last Five Games: ......................................2-3

Louisville made its 17th NCAA Champi-onship appearance. Coach Rick Pinoowns a 38-15 record in NCAA games.

Louisvilles last three losses were by a

combined six points.

The Cardinals are one of nine teamsnaonally to win 20 or more games forthe ninth straight season.

Picked eighth in the BIG EAST Preseason

Coaches Poll, the Cardinals went 12-6

in league play to nish third.

Guard Preston Knowles averaged ateam-high 14.6 points per game.

Louisville led the BIG EAST in eld goal

percentage defense (.394).

NOTRE DAME

Overall:...................................................27-7

BIG EAST:................................................14-4

Last Game: ......Lost to Florida State 71-57 in

NCAA Third Round


Last Five Games: ......................................3-

Notre Dames 27 wins are the second

most in school history, behind only the1908-09 team, which was 33-7.

The Irish defeated Akron in the secondround of the NCAA Championshipbefore falling to Florida State in third

round play.

Ben Hansbrough was named BIG EAST

Player of the Year. He averaged 18.4ppg, good for third in the BIG EAST.

The Irish, who nished second in the BIG

EAST standings, matched their best BIG

EAST win total by going 14-4 in leagueplay. They were also 14-4 in 2007-08.

Notre Dame was 17-0 at home and 10-7

away from Purcell Pavilion.

CONNECTICUT

Overall:...................................................28-9

BIG EAST:..................................................9-9Last Game: . Beat Arizona 65-63 in the NCAA

West Region nal

Next Game:Vs. Kentucky in NCAA Final Four

Last Five Games: ......................................5-0

With the win over Arizona, the Huskies

advanced to their fourth Final Four in

school history. UConn won NCAA tles

in 1999 and 2004. In 2009, they lost to

Michigan State in the seminals.

Each me the Huskies made it to the

Final Four, they have done it through

the West Regional.

Kemba Walker, the West Region MVP,

is third in NCAA tourney scoring with a26.8 average.

Coach Jim Calhoun is 47-18 all-me in

the NCAA Championship. He is in h

place in career tournament wins.

UConn won ve games in ve days a

rst in NCAA conference tournament

history to win The 2011 BIG EAST

Championship.

GEORGETOWN

Overall:.................................................21-11

BIG EAST:................................................10-8Last Game: ................... Lost to VCU 74-56 in

NCAA Second Round


Last Five Games: ......................................0-5

Georgetowns h NCAA tournament

run in the last six years ended with a loss

to VCU in the second round. The Hoyas

are 7-5 in NCAA tournament play under

John Thompson III.

Forward Hollis Thompson scored a ca-

reer-high 26 points in the loss to VCU.

Guard Chris Wright, who had missed

the Hoyas last three games with a hand

injury, returned to the lineup againstVCU and scored six points.

Senior guard Austin Freeman scored

10 points in his nal collegiate game,

registering his 87th career game in

double gures. Freeman, who is h in

the league in scoring at 17.6 ppg, made

the All-BIG EAST First Team.

MARQUETTE

Overall:.................................................22-15

BIG EAST:..................................................9-9Last Game: ...... Lost to North Carolina 81-63

NCAA East Region seminal

Next Game: .................... Season completed

Last Five Games: ......................................3-2

Marquettes season ended in a loss

to North Carolina in the East Region

seminal. It was MUs rst Sweet 16appearance since 2003.

Marquee owns a 36-30 record in theNCAA tournament. The Golden Eagles

made their sixth straight NCAA ap-pearance.

Darius Johnson-Odom an All-BIG

EAST Second Team selecon led theteam in scoring with a 15.8 average.

Senior Jimmy Butler scored two fewer

points than Johnson-Odom and had a15.7 scoring mark.

The Golden Eagles were a No. 11 seedin the NCAA Championship and a No.11 seed in the BIG EAST Championship.

They were 2-1 in both tournaments.

PITTSBURGH

Overall:...................................................28-6

BIG EAST:................................................15-3Last Game: .................... Lost to Butler 71-70

in NCAA Third Round


Last Five Games: ......................................3-

Pisburgh made its 10th consecuve

appearance in the NCAA Championship

but fell to Butler in third-round play

Pi opened the tournament with a win

against UNC-Asheville.

The Panthers fell in their second NCAA

tournament game for the second

straight year.

The Panthers were the BIG EAST regular

season champions. Their 15-3 recordmatched the schools best mark com

piled in 2008-09.

Ashton Gibbs, who was a rst team All

BIG EAST pick, nished rst in the BIG

EAST in 3-point percentage (.490).


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PROVIDENCE

Overall:.................................................15-17

BIG EAST:................................................4-14

Last Game: . Lost to Marquee 87-66 in rst



Last Five Games: ......................................1-4

On March 11, Providence announced

that Keno Davis would not return as

head coach.

Vincent Council scored 21 points and

Marshon Brooks added 20 points in

the loss to Marquee at The BIG EAST

Championship.

Brooks, who was an All-BIG EAST First

Team pick, broke the BIG EAST record

for points in a season (league games)

with 468. UConns Donyell Marshall

had the previous record with 462 points

in 1993-94.

Brooks led the BIG EAST in scoring in all

games (24.6) and won the league scor-

ing crown in league play (26.0).

ST. JOHNS

Overall:.................................................21-12

BIG EAST:................................................12-6

Last Game: ................ Lost to Gonzaga 86-71

in NCAA Second Round


Last Five Games.....................................2-3

St. Johns reached the NCAA Champion-

ship for the rst me since 2002, but fell

to Gonzaga in their opening game.

Dwight Hardy was named BIG EAST Most

Improved Player and to the All-BIG EAST

First Team. Hardy averaged 18.3 ppg

aer averaging 10.5 ppg last season.

Jusn Burrell was named BIG EAST Sixth

Man of the Year.

The last me the Red Storm had as many

as 12 BIG EAST wins was in 1999-2000,

when they nished 12-4.

St. Johns had four wins against top-10

teams in 2010-11 and six wins against

top-25 programs.

USF

Overall:.................................................10-23

BIG EAST:................................................3-15

Last Game: ......... Lost to Cincinna 87-61 in

second round of BIG EAST Championship


Last Five Games: ......................................2-3

At The BIG EAST Championship, the 15th

seeded Bulls overcame a 49-33 halimedecit and defeated No. 10 seed Vil-lanova 70-69 before being eliminated

by No. 7 seed Cincinna.

Augustus Gilchrist was the only Bull who

nished with a scoring average in doublegures. He averaged 13.4 ppg. Gilchristwas second in rebounding at 6.0 rpg.

Ron Anderson, Jr. was the top rebounderwith a 6.4 average.

Jarrid Famous was the only senior in the

regular rotaon. He averaged 8.7 ppgand 5.4 rpg.

The Bulls are 2-2 in the last two BIG EASTChampionships.

VILLANOVA

Overall:.................................................21-12

BIG EAST:..................................................9-

Last Game: .......Lost George Mason 61-57 in

NCAA Second Round


Last Five Games: ......................................0-

Villanova, which started the season

with 16 wins in 17 games, ended the

year with a six-game losing streak ae

falling to George Mason in the NCAA

tournament.

Guard Corey Fisher was an All-BIG EAST

Second Team selecon aer averaging a

team-high 15.6 points per game.

Guard Corey Stokes led the BIG EAST in

free throw shoong (89.4 percent) and

was an All-BIG EAST Third Team pick.

Villanova loses three senior startersfrom this years team (Fisher, Stoke

and forward Antonio Pena), but expect

ve sophomores to return to next years

lineup.

RUTGERS

Overall:.................................................15-17

BIG EAST:................................................5-13Last Game: .......... Lost to St. Johns 65-63 in

second round of BIG EAST Championship


Last Five Games: ......................................2-3

The Scarlet Knights defeated No. 12 seed

Seton Hall 76-70 in overme before fall-

ing to No. 5 seed St. Johns in the second

round of The BIG EAST Championship.

RU was the 13th seed.

Gilvydas Biruta made the BIG EAST All-

Rookie Team. He nished second on the

team in scoring with a 9.6 average ed

for second in rebounding at 5.6. Biruta

scored in double gures in the seven of

the nal eight games of the season.

Senior Jonathan Mitchell was RUs top

scorer at 14.4 ppg. He also averaged

5.6 rpg.

Nine of the last 11 games of the season

were decided by seven points or less.

Two were decided in overme.

SETON HALL

Overall:.................................................13-18

BIG EAST:................................................7-11Last Game:Lost to Rutgers 76-70 (ot) in rst



Last Five Games: ......................................2-3

The Pirates, who were the No. 12 seed

at The BIG EAST Championship, lost to

No. 13 seed Rutgers in overme.

Jeremy Hazell nished his career with a

game-high 27 points.

Hazell ended his BIG EAST career with a

conference record 201 3-point baskets

in league regular-season play. This

season, he was the steals leader in BIG

EAST games with a 2.4 average.

Hazell was the teams leading scorer

at 19.8 ppg. The Pirates also will lose

Herb Pope who averaged 9.8 ppg and

was third in the BIG EAST with a 7.9

rebounding average.

The top returning scorer will be Jordan

Theodore who averaged 11.0 points

and 4.4 assists.

SYRACUSE

Overall:...................................................27-8

BIG EAST:................................................12-6Last Game: .........Lost to Marquee 66-62 in

NCAA Third Round


Last Five Games: ......................................3-2

Syracuse fell to 53-34 all-me in NCAA

tournament play aer the third-round

loss to Marquee.

Coach Jim Boeheim made his 28th NCAA

tournament appearance, tying Bob

Knight for the most all-me. Syracuses

second-round win against Indiana State

was Boeheims 45th NCAA victory, tying

Knight and Jim Calhoun for sixth all-me

and third among acve coaches.

Rick Jackson was named BIG EAST

Defensive Player of the Year. He led the

league in rebounding (10.3) and blocked

shots (2.5).

Under Boeheim, SU has produced 31

20-win seasons, the most in college

basketball history under one coach.

WEST VIRGINIA

Overall:.................................................21-12

BIG EAST:................................................11-7Last Game: ........... Lost to Kentucky 71-63 in

NCAA Third Round


Last Five Games: ......................................3-

West Virginias 24th NCAA tournamen

appearance ended with a third-round

loss to Kentucky. The Mountaineers had

defeated the Wildcats in last years Eas

Region nal.

Coach Bob Huggins made his 19th NCAA

tournament appearance, which rank

h among acve coaches.

Guard Joe Mazzulla scored a career-high

20 points against Kentucky in his nacollegiate game.

Mazzulla, John Flowers and Cam Thor

oughman ed a school record by playing

in their 10th NCAA tournament game.

WVU registered its seventh straigh

20-win season.


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BIG EAST Player of the Year

Ben Hansbrough

Notre Dame, Sr., G

Oppenheimer Funds/BIG EAST

Coach of the Year

Mike Brey

Notre Dame

BIG EAST Rookie of the Year

Cleveland Melvin

DePaul, Fr., F

BIG EAST

Defensive Player of the Year

Rick Jackson

Syracuse, Sr., C

BIG EAST Most Improved Player

Dwight Hardy

St. Johns, Sr., G

BIG EAST Sixth Man Award

Justin BurrellSt. Johns, Sr., F

BIG EAST Sportsmanship Award

Brad Wanamaker

Pittsburgh, Sr., G

BIG EAST

Scholar-Athlete of the Year

Tim Abromaitis

Notre Dame, Sr., F

ALL-BIG EAST FIRST TEAM

Kemba Walker, Connecticut, G, Jr., 6-1, 172, Bronx, N.Y.

Austin Freeman, Georgetown, G, Sr., 6-3.5, 227, Mitchellville, Md.

*Ben Hansbrough, Notre Dame, G, Sr., 6-3, 206, Poplar Bluff, Mo.

Ashton Gibbs, Pittsburgh, G, Jr., 6-2, 190, Scotch Plains, N.J.

Marshon Brooks, Providence, G-F, Sr., 6-5, 200, Stone Mountain, Ga.

Dwight Hardy, St. Johns, G, Sr., 6-2, 195, Bronx, N.Y.

ALL-BIG EAST SECOND TEAM

Preston Knowles, Louisville, G, 6-1, 190, Winchester, Ky.

Darius Johnson-Odom, Marquette, G, Jr., 6-2, 215, Raleigh, N.C.

Brad Wanamaker, Pittsburgh, G, Sr., 6-4, 210, Philadelphia, Pa.

Rick Jackson, Syracuse, F, Sr., 6-9, 240, Philadelphia, Pa.Corey Fisher, Villanova, G, Sr., 6-1, 200, Bronx, N.Y.

ALL-BIG EAST THIRD TEAM

Chris Wright, Georgetown, G, Sr., 6-1, 208, Washington, D.C.

Tim Abromaitis, Notre Dame, F, Sr., 6-8, 235, Unionville, Ct.

Jeremy Hazell, Seton Hall, G, Sr., 6-5, 188, Bronx, N.Y.

Kris Joseph, Syracuse, F, Jr., 6-7, 207, Montreal, Quebec

Corey Stokes, Villanova, G, Sr., 6-5, 220, Bayonne, N.J.

BIG EAST HONORABLE MENTION

Peyton Siva, Louisville, G, So., 5-11, 180, Seattle, Wash.Jimmy Butler, Marquette, F, Sr., 6-7, 220, Tomball, Texas

Scoop Jardine, Syracuse, G, So., 6-2, 190, Philadelphia, Pa.

Kevin Jones, West Virginia, F, Jr., 6-8, 255, Mount Vernon, N.Y.

BIG EAST ALL-ROOKIE TEAM

Sean Kilpatrick, Cincinnati, G, Fr., 6-4, 215, White Plains, N.Y.

Jeremy Lamb, Connecticut, G-F, 6-5, 185, Norcross, Ga.

Shabazz Napier, Connecticut, G, Fr., 6-0, 170, Randolph, Mass.

*Cleveland Melvin, DePaul, F, Fr., 6-8, 210, Baltimore, Md.

Brandon Young, DePaul, G, Fr., 6-3, 175, Washington, D.C.

Gilvydas Biruta, Rutgers, F, Fr., 6-8, 230, Jonava, Lithuania

* unanimous selection

2010-11 AWARD WINNERS


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BIG EAST IN THE POLLS

Associated Press PollMarch 14

School Record Pts

1. Ohio State (51) 32-2 1,6112. Kansas (14) 32-2 1,574

3. Duke 30-4 1,472

4. Pisurgh 27-5 1,406

5. NotreDame 26-6 1,332

6. San Diego State 32-2 1,322

7. North Carolina 26-7 1,189

8. Texas 27-7 1,069

9. Conneccut 26-9 1,019

10. Brigham Young 30-4 977

11. Kentucky 25-8 925

12. Sracuse 26-7 922

13. Purdue 25-7 903

14. Louisville 25-9 874

15. Florida 26-7 840

16. Wisconsin 23-8 619

17. Arizona 27-7 516

18. St.Johns 21-11 433

19. Utah State 30-3 333

20. Xavier 24-7 270

21. Kansas State 22-10 240

22. WestVirginia 20-11 178

23. Washington 23-10 176

24. Texas A&M 24-8 152

25. Vanderbilt 23-10 130

ReceivingVotes:Georgetown129, Temple 124, Cin-

cinna115 , Old Dominion 65, Rhicmond 47, UNLV

38, Gonzaga 30, Butler 18, Villanova17 , Missouri 13,

Belmont 13, George Mason 10, Memphis 7, Clemson 4,

Colorado 3, Marquee3, UCLA 3, Long Island 1.

ESPN/USA TodayPollMarch 14

School Record Pts

1. Ohio State (26) 32-2 7702. Kansas (5) 32-2 749

3. Duke 30-4 703

4. Pisurgh 27-5 665

5. San Diego State 32-2 619

6. NotreDame 26-6 607

7. North Carolina 26-7 580

8. Conneccut 26-9 501

9. Texas 27-7 472

10. Kentucky 25-8 468

11. Louisville 25-9 450

12. Brigham Young 30-4 440

13. Florida 26-7 405

14. Sracuse 26-7 402

15. Purdue 25-7 392

16. Wisconsin 23-8 301

17. Utah State 30-3 273

18. Arizona 27-7 270

19. St.Johns 21-11 204

20. Texas A&M 24-8 143

21. Vanderbilt 23-10 116

22. Xavier 24-7 107

23. Washington 23-10 71

24. Kansas State 22-10 61

25. Georgetown 21-10 59

ReceivingVotes:Temple 46, WestVirginia42, Rich-

mond 35, Cincinna25, Old Dominion 18, Gonzaga

17, Missouri 16, George Mason 14, UCLA 10, UNLV 9,

Butler 5, Penn State 3, Princeton 3, Memphi 2, Saint

Marys 2.

WEEK-BY-WEEK IN THE NATIONAL POLLS

Week CIN UCONN DPU GU LOU MU ND PITT PC RU STJ SHU USF SU VU WVU

Preseason -/- rv/- -/- 20/21 -/rv -/rv -/- 5/4 -/- -/- -/- -/- -/- 10/13 6/6 rv/rv

Nov. 15 -/- rv/- -/- 20/21 -/- -/rv -/- 5/4 -/- -/- -/- -/- -/- 10/11 6/7 rv/rv

Nov. 22 -/- rv/- -/- 16/16 rv/rv -/rv -/- 5/5 -/- -/- -/- -/- -/- 9/10 7/7 rv/rv

Nov. 29 rv/rv 7/9 -/- 16/14 rv/rv -/- 25/rv 3/3 -/- -/- -/- -/- -/- 8/7 12/12 rv/rv

Dec. 6 rv/- 6/6 -/- 9/10 24/rv -/- 23/23 3/3 -/- -/- -/- -/- -/- 8/7 12/12 -/rv

Dec. 13 rv/rv 4/4 -/- 15/13 20/21 -/- 24/23 8/8 -/- -/- -/- -/- -/- 5/5 10/11 rv/rv

Dec. 20 rv/rv 4/4 -/- 10/9 rv/25 -/- 22/20 6/6 -/- -/- -/- -/- -/- 5/5 8/8 rv/rv

Dec. 27 rv/rv 4/4 -/- 9/9 22/20 -/- 15/15 6/6 -/- -/- -/- -/- -/- 5/5 8/8 rv/rvJan. 3 24/25 8/9 -/- 13/13 rv/23 -/- 14/15 5/5 -/- -/- -/- -/- -/- 4/4 7/7 -/-

Jan. 10 25/rv 10/9 -/- 22/19 18/17 -/- 9/11 5/5 -/- -/- rv/- -/- -/- 4/4 7/7 rv/rv

Jan. 17 25/rv 8/8 -.- 23/23 19/15 rv/- 16/16 5/4 -/- -/- rv/- -/- -/- 3/3 7/7 21/rv

Jan. 24 rv/rv 5/5 -/- 21/20 23/19 -/- 15/14 2/2 -/- -/- -/- -/- -/- 9/10 8/7 rv/rv

Jan. 31 rv/- 6/7 -/- 13/14 15/13 rv/rv 9/8 4/4 -/- -/- rv/- -/- -/- 17/17 12/12 25/rv

Feb. 7 rv/- 10/9 -/- 11/11 16/15 rv/rv 8/7 4/4 -/- -/- -/- -/- -/- 12/13 9/10 25/rv

Feb. 14 -/- 13/12 -/- 9/9 16/16 rv/- 8/7 4/4 -/- -/- rv/rv -/- -/- 17/20 15/14 rv/rv

Feb. 21 -/- 14/15 -/- 11/11 16/16 -/- 9/9 4/6 -/- -/- 23/25 -/- -/- 17/20 15/14 rv/rv

Feb. 28 rv/- 16/16 -/- 17/17 11/11 -/- 8/7 4/5 -/- -/- 15/15 -/- -/- 12/12 19/19 rv/-

March 7 25/rv 21/19 -/- 22/22 14/14 -/- 4/4 3/3 -/- -/- 17/18 -/- -/- 11/11 rv/rv 20/rv

March 14 rv/rv 9/8 -/- rv/25 14/11 rv/- 5/6 4/4 -/- -/- 18/19 -/- -/- 12/14 rv/- 22/rv

Final

BIG EAST IN THE POLLS

2010-11 BIG EAST Preseason Poll

School Points

1. Pisburgh(12) 2222. Villanova (1) 208

3. Syracuse (2) 187

4. Georgetown 173

5. West Virginia 164

6. St. Johns (1) 145

7. Notre Dame 123

8. Louisville 121

Marquee 121

10. Conneccut 113

11. Seton Hall 104

12. Cincinna 91

13. USF 54

14. Providence 36

15. Rutgers 32

16. DePaul 26

First-place votes in parentheses


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TRIPLEDOUbLELEADERS

Player 2010-11 Career

KembaWalker,Conneccut 1 1

DOUbLEDOUbLELEADERS

Player 2010-11 Career

Rick Jackson, Syracuse 17 24Herb Pope, Seton Hall 6 19

YancyGates,Cincinna 7 14

D.J. Kennedy, St. Johns 4 14

Antonio Pena, Villanova 5 12

AlexOriakhi,Conneccut 10 11

Kevin Jones, West Virginia 8 11

Jarrid Famous, USF 4 11

Sean Evans, St. Johns 1 11

CarletonSco,NotreDame 7 10

JusnBurrell,St.Johns 1 10

Bilal Dixon, Providence 4 9

GaryMcGhee,Pisburgh 5 8

BradWanamaker,Pisburgh 2 8

Marshon Brooks, Providence 7 7

KembaWalker,Conneccut 4 7

NasirRobinson,Pisburgh 4 6

JeRobinson,SetonHall 4 6

JimmyButler,Marquee 2 6

Mouphtaou Yarou, Villanova 5 5

Tyrone Nash, Notre Dame 4 5

Dane Miller, Rutgers 3 5

Jonathan Mitchell, Rutgers 2 5

Vincent Council, Providence 4 4

John Flowers, West Virginia 4 4

Augustus Gilchrist, USF 3 4

Julian Vaughn, Georgetown 3 3

IbrahimaThomas,Cincinna 2 3

Rakeem Buckles, Louisville 2 3

TimAbromais,NotreDame 2 3

Toarlyn Fitzpatrick, USF 2 3

Jeremy Hazell, Seton Hall 1 3

Kris Joseph, Syracuse 1 3

Chris Wright, Georgetown 2 2

JaeCrowder,Marquee 2 2

KadeemBas,Providence 2 2Gilvydas Biruta, Rutgers 2 2

Ben Hansbrough, Notre Dame 1 2

JusnBrownlee,St.Johns 2

CashmereWright,Cincinna 1 1

RoscoeSmith,Conneccut 1 1

Cleveland Melvin, DePaul 1 1

Jason Clark, Georgetown 1 1

Hollis Thompson, Georgetown 1 1

Terrence Jennings, Louisville 1 1

Peyton Siva, Louisville 1 1

Gorgui Dieng, Louisville 1 1

Preston Knowles, Louisville 1 1

Stephan Van Treese, Louisville 1 1

JuniorCadougan,Marquee 1 1

ScoMarn,NotreDame 1 1

DanteTaylor,Pisburgh 1 1

TalibZanna,Pisburgh 1 1Mike Poole, Rutgers 1 1

Ron Anderson Jr., USF 1 1

Hugh Robertson, USF 1 1

Scoop Jardine, Syracuse 1 1

Isaiah Armwood, Villanova 1 1

Corey Fisher, Villanova 1 1

Maalik Wayns, Villanova 1 1

Deniz Kilicli, West Virginia 1 1

Casey Mitchell, West Virginia 1 1

DionDixon,Cincinna 1

Jared Swopshire, Louisville 1

DwightBuycks,Marquee 1

JosephFulce,Marquee 1

TravonWoodall,Pisburgh 1

Malik Boothe, St. Johns 1

Joe Mazzulla, West Virginia 1

201011bIGEASTWEEKLyHONORSDATE PLAyEROFTHEWEEK ROOKIEOFTHEWEEK

Nov.22 AshtonGibbs,Pisburgh,G,Jr. SeanKilpatr ick, Cincinna,G, Fr.

Nov.29 KembaWalker,Conneccut,G,Jr. GerardColeman,Providence,G,Fr.

Dec. 6 Chris Wright, Georgetown, G, Sr. Brandon Young, DePaul, G, Fr.

Dec.13 MarshonBrooks,Providence,GSr. VanderBlue,Marquee,G,Fr.Dec.20 GilbertBrown,Pisburgh,F, Sr. FuquanEdwin,SetonHall ,F, Fr.

Dec. 27 Peyton Siva, Louisville, G, So. Cleveland Melvin, DePaul, F, Fr.

Jan. 3 Dwight Hardy, St. Johns, G, Sr. Cleveland Melvin, DePaul, F, Fr.

Jan.10 BenHansbrough,NotreDame,G,Sr. ShabazzNapier,Conneccut,G,Fr.

Jan.17 KembaWalker,Conneccut,G,Jr. ClevelandMelvin,DePaul,F,Fr.

Jan.24 AusnFreeman,Georgetown,G,Sr. GerardColeman,Providence,G,Fr.

Jan.31 PeytonSiva,Louisville ,G,So. JeremyLamb,Conneccut,G,Fr.

Feb.7 MarshonBrooks,Providence,G,Sr. JeremyLamb,Conneccut,G,Fr.

Feb.14 DwightHardy,St.Johns,G, Sr. SeanKilpatr ick, Cincinna,G, Fr.

Feb. 21 Dwight Hardy, St. Johns, G, Sr. Cleveland Melvin, DePaul, F, Fr.

Feb. 28 Marshon Brooks, Providence, G, Sr. Brandon Young, DePaul, G, Fr.

March 7 Jeremy Hazell, Seton Hall, G, Sr. Gilvydas Biruta, Rutgers, F

BIG EAST WEEKLY HONOR ROLL APPEARANCESDATE WEEKLyHONORROLL

Nov.22 KembaWalker,Conneccut,G,Jr.;ChrisWright,Georgetown,G,Sr.;BenHansbrough,NotreDame,G,

Sr.;MarshonBrooks,Providence,F,Sr.;CaseyMitchell,WestVirginia,G,Sr.

Nov.29 DionDixon,Cincinna,G,Jr.;AusnFreeman,Georgetown,G,Sr.;TimAbromais,NotreDame,

F,Sr.;JusnBrownlee,St.Johns,F,Sr.;RickJackson,Syracuse,C,Sr.

Dec.6 KembaWalker,Conneccut,G,Jr.;ChrisOtule,Marquee,C.,So.;MarshonBrooks,Providence,

G-F,Sr.;RickJackson,Syracuse,C,Sr.;CaseyMitchell,WestVirginia,G,Sr.

Dec.13 ChrisSmith,Louisville,G,Jr.;DaneMiller,Rutgers,G,So.;JordanTheodore,SetonHall,G,Jr.;

RickJackson,Syracuse,C, Sr.;CoreyStokes, Vi llanova,G, Sr.

Dec.20 CarletonSco,NotreDame,F,Sr.;JonathanMitchell,Rutgers,F,Sr.;KrisJoseph,Syracuse,F,Sr.;

CoreyFisher,Villanova,G,Sr.;KevinJones,WestVirginia,F,Jr.

Dec.27 AusnFreeman,Georgetown,G,Sr.;JaeCrowder,Marquee,F,Jr.;TimAbromais,Notre

Dame,F,Sr.;MarshonBrooks,Providence,G-F,Sr.;RickJackson,Syracuse,C,Sr.

Jan.3 KembaWalker,Conneccut,G,Jr.;JaeCrowder,Marquee,F,Jr.;AshtonGibbs,Pisburgh,G,

Jr.;KrisJoseph,Syracuse,F,Jr.;CoreyStokes,Villanova,G,Jr.

Jan.10 DariusJohnson-Odom,Marquee,G,Jr.;GilbertBrown,Pisburgh,F,Sr.;MarshonBrooks,

Providence,F,Sr.;CoreyFisher,Villanova,G,Sr.;CaseyMitchell,WestVirginia,G,Sr.

Jan.17 AusnFreeman,Georgetown,G,Sr.;PrestonKnowles,Louisville,G,Sr.;GaryMcGhee,

Pisburgh,C,Sr.;RickJackson,Syracuse,F,Sr.;JohnFlowers,WestVirginia,F,Sr.

Jan.24 JeremyLamb,Conneccut,G,Fr.;BenHansbrough,NotreDame,G,Sr.;NasirRobinson,

Pisburgh,F,Jr.;MarshonBrooks,Providence,F,Sr.;CoreyFisher,Villanova,G,Sr.

Jan.31 AusnFreeman,Georgetown,G,Sr.;JimmyButler,Marquee,F,Sr.;BenHansbrough,Notre

Dame,G,Sr.;DwightHardy,St.Johns,G,Sr.;JeremyHazell,SetonHall,G,Sr.

Feb.7 ChrisWright,Georgetown,G,Sr.;BenHansbrough,NotreDame,G,Sr.;AshtonGibbs,

Pisburgh,G,Jr.;RickJackson,Syracuse,F,Sr.;CoreyFisher,Villanova,G,Sr.

Feb.14 ChrisWright,Georgetown,G,Sr.;KyleKuric,Louisville,G,Jr.;CarletonSco,NotreDame,F,Jr.;

BradWanamaker,Pisburgh,G,Sr.;JonathanMitchell,Rutgers,F,Sr.

Feb.21 KembaWalker,Conneccut,G,Jr.;JeremiahKelly,DePaul,G,Jr.;ChrisWright,Georgetown,G,

Sr.;KrisJoseph,Syracuse,F,Sr.;CoreyFisher,Villanova,G,Sr.

Feb.28 DariusJohnson-Odom,Marquee,G,Jr.;BenHansbrough,NotreDame,G,Sr.;DwightHardy,St.

Johns,G,Sr.;AugustusGilchrist,USF,F,Jr.;ScoopJardine,Syracuse,G,Jr.

March7 KyleKuric,Louisville,G,Jr.;BenHansbrough,NotreDame,G,Sr.;AshtonGibbs,Pisburgh,G,Jr.;

MarshonBrooks,Providence,G/F,Sr.;KevinJones,WestVirginia,F,Jr.

ACTIVECAREERPLAyERSOFTHEWEEKName,School No.

KembaWalker,Conneccut 3

Marshon Brooks, Providence 3

Dwight Hardy, St. Johns 3

Peyton Siva, Louisville 2

AshtonGibbs,Pisburgh 2

Jeremy Hazell, Seton Hall 2

AusnFreeman,Georgetown 1

Chris Wright, Georgetown 1

Ben Hansbrough, Notre Dame 1

GilbertBrown,Pisburgh 1

Rick Jackson, Syracuse 1


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ThebIGEASTAmongTheNCAADivisionIStascalLeadersAsofMarch27,2011

SCORING G PTS. AVG

2. Marshon Brooks, PC 32 788 24.6

4. Kemba Walker, UConn 39 931 23.948. Ben Hansbrough, ND 34 625 18.4

FIELDGOALPCT FG FGA PCT

13. Rick Jackson, Syr 193 328 .588

3PTFIELDGOALSPERGAME G 3FG AVG

5. AshtonGibbs,Pi 31 102 3.3

13. Corey Stokes, VU 29 89 3.1

17. Preston Knowles, UofL 34 100 2.9

3PTFIELDGOALPCT 3FG 3FGA PCT

3. AshtonGibbs,Pi 102 208 .490

14. Ben Hansbrough, ND 87 200 .435

15. Corey Stokes, VU 89 206 .432

47. Preston Knowles, UofL 100 261 .383

FREETHROWPCT FTM FTA PCT

14. Corey Stokes, VU 84 94 .894

18. AshtonGibbs,Pi 80 90 .889

31. AusnFreeman,GU 94 108 .870

REbOUNDING G REb AVG

17. Rick Jackson, Syr 35 360 10.3

ASSISTS G A AVG

18. Vincent Council, PC 32 189 5.9

20. Scoop Jardine, Syr 35 205 5.9

38. Chris Wright, GU 29 153 5.3

43. Peyton Siva, UofL 35 182 5.2

47. BradWanamaker,Pi 34 174 5.1

bLOCKEDSHOTS G b AVG21. Rick Jackson, Syr 35 86 2.5

t33. John Flowers, WVU 33 74 2.2

STEALS G S AVG

25. Duke Mondy, PC 28 59 2.1

37. Peyton Siva, UofL 35 69 2.0

47. Kemba Walker, UConn 39 74 1.9

ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO A T RATIO

21. Eric Atkins, ND 110 43 2.56

33. TravonWoodall,Pi 117 50 2.34

43. BradWanamaker,Pi 174 77 2.26

46. Joe Mazzulla, WVU 139 62 2.24

DOUbLEDOUbLES G NO

t15. Rick Jackson, Syr 35 17

SCORINGOFFENSE G PTS PPG

31. Providence 32 2426 75.8

35. Notre Dame 34 2558 75.2 36. Marquee 37 2782 75.2

38. Louisville 35 2623 74.9

49. Pisburgh 34 2514 73.9

SCORINGDEFENSE G PTS AVG

9. Cincinna 35 2086 59.6

21. Pisburgh 34 2073 61.0

SCORINGMARGIN APF APA MAR.

7. Pisburgh 73.9 61.0 13.0

17. Louisville 74.9 64.5 10.4

19. Syracuse 73.4 63.3 10.1

22. Notre Dame 75.2 65.5 9.7

25. Cincinna 68.9 59.6 9.3

41. Conneccut 73.3 65.7 7.6

FIELDGOALPCT FG FGA PCT

14. Georgetown 809 1703 .475

15. Pisburgh 886 1866 .475

21. Syracuse 936 1983 .472

40. Marquee 973 2094 .465

FIELDGOALPCTDEFENSE FG FGA PCT

12. Louisville 762 1935 .394

14. Syracuse 788 2000 .394

20. Pisburgh 735 1850 .397

25. Conneccut 940 2352 .400

43. Villanova 739 1823 .405

47. Rutgers 667 1641 .406

3PTFIELDGOALSPERGAME G 3FG 3PG

9. Louisville 35 309 8.826. Notre Dame 34 273 8.0

3PTFIELDGOALPCT 3FG 3FGA PCT

12. Pisburgh 202 512 .395

22. Notre Dame 273 708 .386

3PTFIELDGOALDEFENSE 3FG 3FGA PCT

4. West Virginia 172 592 .291

25. Louisville 199 639 .311

29. Seton Hall 160 509 .314

31. Syracuse 244 775 .315

48. Villanova 210 656 .320

FREETHROWPCT FT FTA PCT

16. Conneccut 604 795 .760

19. Villanova 582 769 .757

REbOUNDMARGIN ARF ARA MAR.

2. Pisburgh 40.0 29.2 10.8

35. Villanova 37.1 32.6 4.5

37. Notre Dame 37.1 32.7 4.4

41. Cincinna 35.3 31.1 4.3

42. Conneccut 39.4 35.1 4.3

ASSISTS G A AVG

3. Pisburgh 34 595 17.5

5. Louisville 35 608 17.412. Notre Dame 34 563 16.6

18. Syracuse 35 566 16.2

24. Marquee 37 574 15.5

39. Georgetown 32 481 15.0

50. West Virginia 33 491 14.9

ASSIST TURNOVER RATIO A/G TO/G RATIO

4. Notre Dame 16.6 10.7 1.55

7. Pisburgh 17.5 11.7 1.50

18. Louisville 17.4 13.1 1.32

21. Syracuse 16.2 12.4 1.31

30. Marquee 15.5 12.3 1.26

36. Cincinna 14.2 11.5 1.24

38. West Virginia 14.9 12.0 1.24

bLOCKEDSHOTS G b AVG

2. Syracuse 35 231 6.6

13. Conneccut 39 215 5.5

t27. Louisville 35 175 5.0

STEALS G S AVG

7. Louisville 35 327 9.3

12. Syracuse 35 304 8.7

36. St. Johns 33 266 8.1

45. Rutgers 32 252 7.9

t47. Providence 32 250 7.8

TURNOVERS PER GAME G TO AVG

13. Notre Dame 34 364 10.7

30. Conneccut 39 4440 11.3

33. Cincinna 35 401 11.5

37. Pisburgh 34 397 11.7

44. Villanova 33 392 11.9

TURNOVER MARGIN OppTO/G TO/G AVG

12. St. Johns 16.1 12.4 3.7

22. Louisville 16.1 13.1 3.0

28. Cincinna 14.1 11.5 2.6

39. Seton Hall 14.4 12.3 2.1

Individual Team


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CINCINNATI(26-9,11-7bIGEAST)(Home:15-3/Awa:8-4/Neutral:4-1) A HighScorer/ReounderNOVEMBERGlobal Sports Main Event

15 Mount St. Marys W, 69-59 4,083 Kilpatrick 21/Gates 1020 IPFW W, 65-59 4,491 Gates, Kilpatrick 13/Thomas 9

Global Sports Main Event22 Florida A&M W, 76-51 4,116 Wright 18/Gates 1124 Savannah State W, 54-41 3,949 Gates 12/Gates 9

27 vs Dayton W, 68-34 6,016 Dixon 20/Thomas 8DECEMbER1 Wright State W, 77-69 5,871 Kilpatrick 26/Gates, Bishop 74 at Toledo W, 81-47 5,332 Dixon 17/Thomas 8

11 Utah Valley State W, 92-72 5,054 Bishop 17/Thomas 1214 Georgia Southern W, 99-54 4,516 Four with 12/Wilks 8

All-College Classic, Oklahoma City, Okla.18 vs Oklahoma - ESPNU W, 66-56 10,625 Wright, Dixon 12/Gates 721 at Miami (Ohio) W, 64-48 3,297 Dixon 23/Thomas 1323 Saint Francis (Pa.) W, 94-58 5,504 Kilpatrick 21/Parker 828 DE PAUL W, 76-60 7,795 Davis 20/Thomas 1031 SETON HALL - ESPN2 W, 70-53 5,530 Kilpatrick 14/Thomas 9

JANUARy6 Xavier - ESPN2 W, 66-46 13,176 Gates 22/Gates 149 at VILLANOVA L, 61-72 6,500 Bishop 14/Gates 9

12 USF W, 74-66 6,201 Kilpatrick 18/Dixon 615 at SYRACUSE L, 52-67 24,338 Dixon 18/Thomas 819 at NOTRE DAME - ESPN2 L, 58-66 8,309 Kilpatrick 16/Thomas, Gates 522 at ST. JOHNS W, 53-51 5,602 Gates 13/Gates 826 RUTGERS W, 72-56 6,404 Bishop 20/Gates 1229 WEST VIRGINIA L, 55-66 13,176 Wright 24/Kilpatrick 6

FEbRUARy5 at PITTSBURGH L, 59-71 12,615 Davis 13/Jackson, Thomas 68 at DE PAUL - ESPN2 W, 71-68 7,643 Kilpatrick 19/Thomas 7

13 ST. JOHNS L, 57-59 7,374 Kilpatrick 15/Thomas 816 LOUISVILLE - ESPN W, 63-54 11,511 Wright 20/Gates, Bishop 6

19 at PROVIDENCE - ESPNU ot W, 93-81 9,432 Bishop 23/Gates 823 at GEORGETOWN W, 58-46 13,241 Gates, Dixon 17/Gates 1127 CONNECTICUT - ESPNU L, 59-67 11,246 Gates 14/Gates 8

MARCH2 at MARQUETTE W, 67-60 15,538 Wright 15/Gates 115 GEORGETOWN W, 69-47 12,197 Dixon 14/Bishop, Wilks 6

BIG EAST Championship Pres ented by American Eagle Ouiers, New York, N.Y.9 vs USF - ESPN W, 87-61 19,375 Gates 25/Dixon 6

10 vs Notre Dame - ESPN L, 51-89 19,375 Dixon 15/Gates 9NCAA Championship

17 vs Missouri # - TNT W, 78-63 17,706 Gates 18/Gates 1119 vs Conneccut # - TBS L, 58-69 18,684 Bishop 22/Gates 6

^U.S.BankArena,Cincinna,Ohio# Verizon Center, Washington, D.C.AllmesEastern

CONNECTICUT(30-9,9-9bIGEAST)(Home:13-4/Awa:5-5/Neutral:12-0) A HighScorer/ReounderNOVEMBER

12 Stony Brook W, 79-52 8,319 Walker 18/Oriakhi 1817 Vermont (XL) W, 89-73 10,216 Walker 42/Walker 8EASportsMauiInvitaonal,Lahania,Hawaii

22 vs Wichita State - ESPN2 W, 83-79 2,400 Walker 31/Lamb 823 vs Michigan State - ESPN W, 70-67 2,400 Walker 30/Oriakhi 1724 vs Kentucky - ESPN W, 84-67 2,400 Walker 29/Oriakhi 1130 New Hampshire W, 62-55 8,558 Walker 30/Oriakhi 10

DECEMbER 3 Maryland-BalmoreCounty W,94-61 10,591 Walker24/Walker13

8 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 78-54 8,241 Walker 21/Smith 1020 Coppin State - ESPNU (XL) W, 76-64 10,193 Walker 20/Smith 1022 Harvard (XL) W, 81-52 11,255 Walker 20/Oriakhi 927 at PITTSBURGH - ESPN2 L, 63-78 12,725 Walker 31/Lamb, Smith 831 USF - ESPNU (XL) ot W, 66-61 12,599 Walker 24/Walker 8

JANUARy4 at NOTRE DAME L, 70-73 7,291 Walker 19/Walker 78 at Texas - ESPN ot W, 82-81 16,734 Walker 22/Oriakhi 21

11 RUTGERS (XL) W, 67-53 12,527 Walker 18/Oriakhi 1215 at DE PAUL W, 82-62 9,581 Walker 31/Smith 717 VILLANOVA - ESPN W, 61-59 10,167 Walker 24/Oriakhi 1222 Tennessee - CBS (XL) W, 72-61 16,294 Walker, Lamb 16/Oriakhi 1025 at MARQUETTE W, 76-68 15,476 Lamb 24/Okwandu 1029 LOUISVILLE 2ot L, 78-79 10,167 Napier 23/Smith 12

FEbRUARy2 SYRACUSE - ESPN (XL) L, 58-66 16,294 Lamb 22/Okwandu 85 at SETON HALL - ESPNU W, 61-59 10,001 Walker 19/Lamb 7

10 at ST. JOHNS - ESPN L, 72-89 13,652 Smith 16/Oriakhi 813 PROVIDENCE W, 75-57 10,167 Coombs-McDaniel 25/Okwandu 1116 GEORGETOWN (XL) W, 78-70 16,294 Walker 31/Oriakhi 8

18 at LOUISVILLE - ESPN L, 58-71 22,776 Walker, Coombs-McDaniel 16/Oriakhi 824 MARQUETTE - ESPN (XL) L, 67-74 14,622 Walker 27/Oriakhi 1527 at CINCINNATI - ESPNU W, 67-59 11,246 Lamb 17/Lamb, Smith 5

MARCH2 at WEST VIRGINIA - ESPN2 L, 56-65 13,241 Walker 22/Oriakhi 95 NOTRE DAME - ESPN L, 67-70 10,167 Walker 34/Walker 6

BIG EAST Championship Pres ented by American Eagle Ouiers, New York, N.Y.8 vs DePaul - ESPN2 W, 97-71 19,375 Walker 26/Oriakhi 199 vs Georgeto wn - ESPN W, 79-62 19,375 Walker 28/Walker 6

10 vs Pisburgh - ESPN W, 76-74 19,375 Walker 24/Oriakhi 711 vs Syracuse - ESPN ot W, 76-71 19,375 Walker 33/Walker 1212 vs Louisville - ESPN W, 69-66 19,375 Walker 19/Oriakhi 8

NCAA Championship17 vs Bucknell ^ - TNT W, 81-52 17,706 Walker 18/Oriakhi 1219 vs Cincinna - TBS W, 69-58 18,684 Walker 33/Oriakhi 1124 vs San Diego State # - CBS W, 74-67 17,890 Walker 36/Oriakhi 926 vs Arizona # - CBS W, 65-63 17,856 Walker 20/Oriakhi 6

APRIL2 vs Kentucky * - CBS 8:49 p.m.

(XL)XLCenter,Harord,Conn.* Reliant Stadium, Houston, Texas^ Verizon Center, Washington, D.C.# Honda Center, Anaheim, Calif.AllmesEastern

DEPAUL(7-23,1-17bIGEAST)(Home:6-11/Awa:1-9/Neutral:0-3) A HighScorer/ReounderNOVEMBER

14 Chicago State (MA) W, 114-81 3,501 Freeland 21/Drew 816 Western Carolina L, 64-69 7,021 Young 16/Freeland 6

76 Classic, Anaheim, Calif.25 vs. Oklahoma State ESPN2 L, 56-60 1,581 Stovall 13/Young 626 vs. Cal State Northridge ESPNU L, 66-88 2,107 Young 14/Faber 728 vs. Stanford ot L, 74-81 1,307 Young 15/Faber 8

DECEMbER2 Northern Illinois W, 86-84 7,044 Freeland 25/Freeland 95 Central Michigan W, 71-62 7,467 Young 31/Freeland 98 at Indiana State L, 51-73 6,879 Melvin 15/Faber 7

11 Ball State (MA) ot L, 77-79 3,454 Young 23/ Faber 914 Milwaukee W, 61-47 7,612 Freeland 14/Faber 818 Loyola-Chicago W, 81-74 8,154 Freeland 16/Faber 8 22 FloridaAtlanc W,71-62 7,823 Melvin23/Faber8

28 at CINCINNATI L, 60-76 7,795 Melvin 24/Melvin, Freeland 8JANUARy

1 at GEORGETOWN L, 75-86 11,718 Melvin 29/Freeland 84 WEST VIRGINIA L, 65-67 8,189 Melvin 17/Drew 6

12 SETON HALL L, 67-78 7,211 Melvin 21/Melvin 915 CONNECTICUT L, 62-82 9,581 Mevlin 25/Mevlin 1218 at MARQUETTE - ESPNU L, 64-94 15,091 Melvin 20/Drew 822 PITTSBURGH L, 50-80 8,325 Melvin 11/Faber 727 at USF - ESPNU L, 60-71 3,465 Melvin 17/Faber 6

FEbRUARy3 NOTRE DAME ESPN L, 58-83 10,982 Young 16/Melvin 105 at LOUISVILLE L, 57-61 21,704 Young 15/Faber 68 CINCINNATI ESPN2 L, 68-71 7,643 Melvin 20/Freeland, Melvin 6

12 at WEST VIRGINIA L, 71-82 11,210 Young 14/Melvin 717 at PROVIDENCE ESPN2 W, 79-76 5,021 Kelly 23/Drew 8

19 VILLANOVA ot L, 75-77 9,854 Kelly 25/Faber, Freeland 923 at ST. JOHNS L, 51-76 5,602 Melvin 16/Freeland 826 USF L, 76-86 8,422 Young 23/Freeland 7

MARCH2 RUTGERS L, 64-68 8,203 Young 21/Faber 85 at SYRACUSE L, 59-107 28,086 Freeland 25/Freeland 6

BIG EAST Championship Pres ented by American Eagle Ouiers, New York, N.Y.8 vs Conneccut - ESPN L, 71-97 19,375 Young 20/Young, Freeland 4

(MA) McGrath Arena, Chicago, Ill.AllmesEastern

GEORGETOWN(21-11,10-8bIGEAST)(Home:10-4/Awa:7-5/Neutral:4-2) A HighScorer/ReounderNOVEMBER

12 at Old Dominion W, 62-59 8,457 Wright 19/Vaughn 715 Tulane W, 69-53 10,031 Freeman 23/Clark11

Charleston Classic, Charleston, S.C.18 vs. Coastal Carolina W, 80-61 1,977 Clark 22/Vaughn 7 19 vs.Woord-ESPNU W,74-59 2,148 Wright18/Vaughn10

21 vs. North Carolina State - ESPNU W, 82-67 4,631 Thompson 18/Thompson, Sims 927 North Carolina-Asheville W, 87-72 10,354 Freeman 32/Thompson 1030 vs. Missouri ESPNU ot W, 111-102 14,647 Freeman 31/Sims 7

DECEMbER4 Utah State - ESPNU W, 68-51 12,106 Wright 21/Sims 69 at Temple ESPN L, 65-68 9,509 Clark 15/Vaughn 8

12 Appalachian State W, 89-60 8,765 Clark 15/Vaughn 818 Loyola (Md.) W, 99-75 11,745 Freeman, Thompson 14/Thompson 423 at Memphis ESPN2 W, 86-69 17,842 Freeman 24/Vaughn 1029 at NOTRE DAME ESPN2 L, 55-69 9,149 Freeman 21/Sims 7

JANUARy1 DE PAUL W, 86-75 11,718 Clark, Freeman 21/Vaughn 103 at ST. JOHNS ESPN2 L, 58-61 8,897 Thompson 16/Thompson, Clark 78 WEST VIRGINIA ESPN2 L, 59-65 13,603 Clark 16/Clark 5

12 PITTSBURGH ESPN L, 57-72 15,712 Wright 14/Vaughn 715 at RUTGERS - ESPNU W, 74-65 7,122 Freeman 25/Freeman 918 at SETON HALL W, 80-75 7,593 Freeman 28/Three with 626 ST. JOHNS W, 77-52 7,160 Clark 16/Vaughn 829 at VILLANOVA - ESPN W, 69-66 19,914 Freeman 30/Sims 531 LOUISVILLE - ESPN W, 62-59 12,164 Wright 24/Three with 5

FEbRUARy5 PROVIDENCE W, 83-81 16,289 Freeman 23/Vaughn 119 at SYRACUSE ESPN W, 64-56 26,904 Freeman 14/Vaughn 8

13 MARQUETTE - ESPN W, 69-60 14,284 Wright 20/Thompson 1316 at CONNECTICUT L, 70-78 16,294 Wright 19/Lubick 8

19 at USF W, 61-55 6,190 Wright 26/Freeman 823 CINCINNATI L, 46-58 13,241 Freeman 19/Vaughn 826 SYRACUSE - CBS L, 51-58 22,076 Freeman 16/Clark 8

MARCH5 at CINCINNATI L, 47-69 12,197 Freeman 21/Sims, Thompson 4

BIG EAST Championship Pres ented by American Eagle Ouiers, New York, N.Y.9 vs Conneccut - ESPN 62-79 19,375 Clark 23/Clark 8

NCAA Championship18 vs. VCU ^ - TNT L, 56-74 17,369 Thompson 26/Vaughn 8

^ United Center, Chicago, Ill.AllmesEastern


11/23


LOUISVILLE(25-10,12-6bIGEAST)(Home:19-2/Awa:4-6/Neutral:2-2) A HighScorer/ReounderNOVEMBER

16 Butler ESPN W, 88-73 22,723 Buckles 17/Buckles 11Global Sports Shootout

20 Jackson State W, 62-45 22,289 Jennings 14/Buckles 8 22 Chaanooga W,106-65 21,191 Knowles14/Jennings,VanTreese6

27 Marshall W, 80-66 21,262 Buckles, Marra, Siva 12/Buckles 7DECEMbER 1 FloridaInternaonal W,92-55 20,866 Knowles18/Buckles8

4 South Alabama W, 97-70 21,058 Marra 23/Buckles 148 San Francisco W, 61-35 21,049 Jennings, Siva 14/Buckles 10

11 UNLV - ESPNU W, 77-69 22,489 Knowles 20/Jennings 714 Drexel - ESPNU L, 46-52 20,912 Knowles, Siva 13/Buckles 618 Gardner-Webb W, 78-49 20,434 Knowles 24/Dieng 1122 at Western Kentucky W, 114-82 7,326 Siva 29/Smith, Buckles 627 Morgan State W, 104-74 21,688 Knowles 31/Dieng, Buckles 631 Kentucky CBS L, 63-78 22,803 Knowles 22/Smith 6

JANUARy5 SETON HALL - ESPNU W, 73-54 21,912 Siva, Marra 14/Van Treese 109 at USF W, 86-77 4,375 Three with 12/Van Treese 14

12 at VILLANOVA ESPN2 L, 74-88 13,199 Knowles 24/Dieng 515 MARQUETTE ESPN2 W, 71-70 21,485 Knowles 17/Jennings 819 ST. JOHNS W, 88-63 21,638 Knowles 25/Smith 622 at PROVIDENCE - ESPNU L, 67-72 12,051 Smith 19/Smith 726 WEST VIRGINIA - ESPNU W, 55-54 21,957 Smith 15/Jennings 929 at CONNECTICUT 2ot W, 79-78 10,167 Siva 19/Jennings 1031 at GEORGETOWN - ESPN L, 59-62 12,164 Jennings 18/Jennings, Smith 7

FEbRUARy5 DE PAUL W, 61-57 21,704 Kuric 19/Marra, Jennings 89 at NOTRE DAME - ESPNU ot L, 79-89 8,659 Kuric 28/Jennings 7

12 SYRACUSE ESPN W, 73-69 22,755 Kuric 23/Jennings. Buckles 7

16 at CINCINNATI ESPN L, 54-63 11,511 Jennings 14/Kuric 818 CONNECTICUT ESPN W, 71-58 22,776 Siva 15/Dieng 1222 at RUTGERS - ESPNU W, 55-37 5,633 Knowles 14/Knowles 827 PITTSBURGH - CBS W, 62-59 22,758 Siva 14/Kuric 7

MARCH2 PROVIDENCE W, 87-60 22,724 Kuric 25/Knowles 105 at WEST VIRGINIA ESPN L, 70-72 15,032 Kuric 21/Jennings, Siva 4

BIG EAST Championship Presented by American Eagle Ouiers, New York, N.Y. 10 vs Marquee - ESPN W, 81-56 19,375 Marra 22/Smith 11

11 vs Notre Dame - ESPN ot W, 83-77 19,375 Knowles 20/Dieng 812 vs Conneccut - ESPN L, 66-69 19,375 Knowles 18/Siva 7

NCAA Championship17 vs Morehead State - TBS L, 61-62 18,499 Smith 17/Kuric, Smith 6

^ Pepsi Center, Denver, Colo.AllmesEastern

MARQUETTE(22-15,9-9bIGEAST)(Home:14-4/Awa:4-7/Neutral:4-4) A HighScorer/ReounderNOVEMBER

12 Prairie View A&M W, 97-58 14,056 Butler 18/ Blue, Fulce, Crowder 714 Bucknell W, 72-61 13,783 Buycks 17/Crowder 10

OReilly Auto Parts CBE Classic17 Green Bay W, 89-69 13.968 Crowder 17/Crowder 920 South Dakota W, 82-69 14,117 Butler 20/Butler 9

OReilly Auto Parts CBE Classic22 vs. Duke ^ ESPN2 L, 77-82 Butler 22/Butler, Johnson-Odom 623 vs. Gonzaga ESPNU L, 63-66 Butler 22/Butler 627 at Milwaukee W, 75-72 7,120 Johnson-Odom 29/Crowder 6

DECEMbER4 Longwood W, 96-65 13,869 Otule 19/Butler 11

7 TexasA&M-CorpusChris W,86-50 13,505 Blue21/Butler911 Wisconsin ESPN2 L, 64-69 19,074 Butler 15/Johnson-Odom, Crowder 518 Centenary W, 81-52 14,116 Johnson-Odom, Blue 16/Butler 1021 Mississippi Valley State W, 102-77 13,930 Crowder 22/Johnson-Odom 629 at Vanderbilt ESPN2 L, 76-77 13,604 Butler 15/Crowder 11

JANUARy1 WEST VIRGINI A ESPN2 W, 79-74 15,575 Crowder 29/Crowder 85 at RUTGERS W, 73-65 5,358 Johnson-Odom 29/Crowder 78 at PITTSBURGH L, 81-89 11,438 Johnson-Odom 20/Butler, Crowder 7

10 NOTRE DAME ESPN2 W, 79-57 16,951 Buycks 21/Crowder 715 at LOUISVILLE ESPN2 L, 70-71 21,485 Johnson-Odom 16/Butler 918 DE PAUL - ESPNU W, 94-64 15,091 Butler, Johnson-Odom 20/Crowder 922 at NOTRE DAME L, 75-80 9,149 Johnson-Odom 25/Crowder 825 CONNECTICUT L, 68-76 15,476 Butler 21/Crowder 929 SYRACUSE - ESPNU W, 76-70 19,032 Crowder 25/Butler 8

FEbRUARy2 at VILLANOVA - ESPNU L, 70-75 6,500 Butler, Johnson-Odom 15/Otule 59 at USF ESPN2 W, 59-58 4,153 Crowder 14/Blue, Butler 6

13 at GEORGETOWN - ESPN L, 60-69 14,284 Johnson-Odom 20/Otule 915 ST. JOHNS - ESPNU L, 68-80 17,270 Butler 23/Crowder 919 SETON HALL W, 73-64 18,436 Butler 16/Crowder 924 at CONNECTICUT ESPN W, 74-67 14,622 Johnson-Odom 17/Crowder 1127 PROVIDENCE W, 86-62 16,768 Johnson-Odom 17/Crowder 13

MARCH2 CINCINNATI L, 60-67 15,538 Butler 30/Otule 95 at SETON HALL L, 72-85 8,347 Butler 20/Butler, Blue 5

BIG EAST Championship Presented by American Eagle Ouiers, New York, N.Y.8 vs Providence - ESPNU W, 87-66 19,375 Johnson-Odom 23/Butler 109 vs West Virginia - ESPN W, 67-61 19,375 Jones 15/Three with 5

10 vs Louisville - ESPN L, 56-81 19,375 Butler 14/Jones 7NCAA Championship

18 vs Xavier # - Tru TV W, 66-55 20,164 Johnson-Odom 19/Crowder 620 vs Syracuse # - Tru TV W, 66-62 20,164 Johnson-Odom 17/Crowder 725 vs North Carolina * - CBS L, 63-81 18,278 Gardner 16/Otule, Crowder 8

^ Sprint Center, Kansas City, Mo.# Quicken Loans Arena, Cleveland, Ohio*PrudenalCenter,Newark,N.J.AllmesEastern

NOTREDAME(27-7,14-4bIGEAST)(Home:17-0/Awa:5-4/Neutral:5-3) A HighScorer/ReounderNOVEMBER 12 GeorgiaSouthern W,98-61 8,165 Hansbrough20/Sco7

14 Liberty W, 72-51 6,478 Hansbrough 19/Nash 9 17 ChicagoState W,102-62 6,252 Hansbrough22/Sco11 22 Maine W,97-72 6,303 Abromais26/Nash11Old Spice Classic, Lake Buena Vista, Fla. 25 vs.GeorgiaESPN2 2otW,89-80 2,973 Abromais25/Sco11

26 vs.CaliforniaESPN2 W,57-44 2,932 Sco16/Abromais11 28 vs.WisconsinESPN2 W,58-51 3,428 Atkins,Sco12/Abromais9 30 IndianaState W,81-72 7,080 Hansbrough24/Sco8DECEMbERDirecTVSEC/BIGEASTInvitaonal,Louisville,Ky. 8 vs.KentuckyESPN L,58-72 Hansbrough21/Sco,Abromais8 11 GonzagaESPN2 W,83-79 8,570 Sco23/Abromais8 19 StonyBrookESPNU W,88-62 6,211 Abromais22/Abromais8 2 2 M aryland-BalmoreCounty W,93-53 6,265 Abromais21/Abromais11 29 GEORGETOWNESPN2 W,69-55 9,149 Abromais20/Nash10JANUARy 1 at SYRACUSE-ESPNU L,58-70 23,058 Abromais15/Abromais,Marn7 4 CONNECTICUT W,73-70 7,291 Hansbrough21/Abromais,Nash7 8 ST.JOHNS-ESPNU W,76-61 8,032 Hansbrough26/Abromais9

10 at MARQUETTE ESPN2 L, 57-79 16,951 Atkins 15/Martn 1116 at ST. JOHNS L, 54-72 8,550 Hansbrough 18/Three with 4 19 CINCINNATIESPN2 W,66-58 8,309 Hansbrough,Nash13/Marn8 22 MARQUETTE W,80-75 9,149 Hansbrough28/Sco10 24 atPITTSBURGHESPN W,56-51 12,591 Hansbrough19/Sco9FEbRUARy

3 at DE PAUL ESPN W, 83-58 10,982 Hansbrough 24/Nash 8 6 RUTGERS W,76-69 8,139 Hansbrough25/Sco11 9 L OUISVILLEESPNU otW,89-79 8,659 Hansbrough25/Abromais,Sco8 12 atUSF W,78-55 6,104 Cooley18/Sco11 19 atWESTVIRGINIACBS L,58-72 12,298 Hansbrough19/Sco11 23 atPROVIDENCE W,94-93 11,185 Hansbrough32/Sco10 26 SETONHALLESPNU W,60-48 9,149 Abromais22/Sco10 2 8 V ILLANOVAESPN W,93-72 9,149 Abromais,Hansbrough30/Nash11MARCH 5 atCONNECTICUTESPN W,70-67 10,167 Hansbrough21/Abromais7BIG EAST Championship Pres ented by American Eagle Ouiers, New York, N.Y.

10 vs Cincinna - ESPN W, 89-51 19,375 Hansbrough 23/Cooley 711 vs Louisville - ESPN ot L, 77-83 19,375 Marn 21/Marn 8

NCAA Championship18 vs Akron # - TBS W, 69-56 17,352 Hansbrough 15/Sco 1420 vs Florida State # - TBS L, 57-71 18,146 Abromais 21/Sco 11

^ Freedom Hall, Louisville, Ky.# United Center, Chicago, Ill.AllmesEastern

PITTSbURGH(28-6,15-3bIGEAST)(Home:17-1/Awa:7-2/Neutral:4-3) A HighScorer/ReounderNOVEMBER2K Sports Classic

8 Rhode Island ESPNU W, 83-75 9,256 Wanamaker 24/Zanna 1110 Illinois-Chicago W, 97-54 9,148 Gibbs 24/McGhee, Taylor 813 North Florida W, 95-49 10,052 Moore 19/Taylor 11

2K Sports Classic18 vs. Maryland ^ ESPN2 W, 79-70 12,210 Zanna 14/Zanna 1219 vs. Texas ^ ESPN2 W, 68-66 11,723 Gibbs 24/Zanna, Wanamaker 623 Robert Morris W, 74-53 10,121 Gibbs 20/McGhee 1227 Penn W, 82-58 10,594 Gibbs 12/Brown 7

DECEMbER1 vs. Duquesne* - ESPNU W, 80-66 12,860 Gibbs 22/McGhee 134 Rider W, 87-68 8,719 Gibbs, Wanamaker 16/McGhee 108 Delaware State W. 70-42 8,520 Taylor 14/Taylor 10

DirecTVSEC/BIGEASTInvitaonal,Pisburgh,Pa.11 vs. Tennessee * - ESPN L, 76-83 15,166 Wanamaker 21/McGhee 718 Maryland-Eastern Shore W, 97-64 9,515 Brown 28/McGhee 1022 American W, 91-46 9,489 Wanamaker 19/Taylor 727 CONNECTICUT ESPN2 W, 78-63 12,725 Gibbs 21/McGhee 11

JANUARy4 at PROVIDENCE W, 83-79 9,181 Brown 19/McGhee 98 MARQUETTE W, 89-81 11,438 Gibbs 19/Brown 7

12 at GEORGETOWN ESPN W, 72-57 15,712 Gibbs 22/McGhee 915 SETON HALL W, 74-53 9,236 McGhee 13/McGhee 1017 SYRACUSE - ESPN W, 74-66 12,925 Robinson 21/McGhee 1322 at DE PAUL W, 80-50 8,325 Brown 17/McGhee 15

24 NOTRE DAME - ESPN L, 51-56 12,591 Brown 13/McGhee 729 at RUTGERS ESPN2 W, 65-62 8,024 Gibbs 24/McGhee 8FEbRUARy

5 CINCINNATI W, 71-59 12,615 Gibbs 25/McGhee 137 at WEST VIRGINIA - ESPN W, 71-66 14,175 Robinson 15/Wanamaker 9

12 at VILLANOVA - ESPN W, 57-54 6,500 Wanamaker 21/Robinson 716 USF W, 67-55 12,519 Robinson, Wanamaker 13/Robinson 1019 at ST. JOHNS - ESPN L, 59-60 14,514 Gibbs 26/McGhee, Brown 524 WEST VIRGINIA ESPN W, 71-58 12,876 Robinson 15/Wanamaker 727 at LOUISVILLE - CBS L, 59-62 22,758 Brown 20/Wanamaker 12

MARCH2 at USF - ESPNU W, 66-50 4,640 Robinson 18/Robinson 105 VILLANOVA - CBS W, 60-50 12,843 Gibbs 18/McGhee 10

BIG EAST Championship Pres ented by American Eagle Ouiers, New York, N.Y.10 vs Conneccut - ESPN L, 74-76 19,375 Gibbs 27/Taylor 7

NCAA Championship17 vs UNC Asheville # - Tru TV W, 74-51 17,578 Gibbs 26/McGhee 1119 vs Butler # - TBS L, 70-71 18,684 Brown 24/McGhee, Wanamaker 7 Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y.

# Verizon Center, Washington, D.C.AllmesEastern


12/23


PROVIDENCE(15-17,4-14bIGEAST)(Home:14-5/Awa:0-10/Neutral:1-2) A HighScorer/ReounderNOVEMBER

13 Dartmouth W, 87-52 5,203 Council 18/Dixon 1115 Yale W, 58-53 3,521 Council 18/Dixon 14

Cancun Challenge

18 Morgan State W, 77-55 4,620 Brooks 22/Brooks, Dixon 12

20 Prairie View A&M W, 78-62 5,851 Brooks 22/Dixon 14

23 vs. La Salle ^ - CBS C L, 73-84 330 Brooks 20/Brooks 1124 vs. Wyoming - CBS C W, 84-77 415 Council 29/Dixon 7 29 CentralConneccut W,92-57 3,783 Brooks26/Dixon8DECEMbER

1 Northeastern W, 77-72 4,828 Brooks 27/Dixon 124 Rhode Island W, 87-74 12,410 Brooks 26/Dixon 127 Brown W, 91-64 3,641 Brooks 33/Dixon 12

8 atBostonCollege L,86-88 5,462 Brooks28/Brooks,Bas1011 Alabama - ESPNU W, 82-70 8,056 Brooks 33/Brooks, Dixon 821 Sacred Heart W, 84-76 6,075 Brooks 25/Brooks 1228 at SYRACUSE - ESPNU L, 74-81 20,388 Brooks 27/Dixon 8

JANUARy1 ST. JOHNS L, 65-67 8,157 Brooks 20/Dixon 7

4 PITTSBURGH L,79-83 9,181 Brooks28/Brooks,Bas68 at RUTGERS L, 72-85 6,520 Brooks 29/Mondy 8

13 atWESTVIRGINIAESPN2 L,63-93 11,052 Brooks13/Bas,Brooks8 16 atUSF L,72-79 3,526 Brooks28/Bas11 22 LOUISVILLE-ESPNU W,72-67 12,051 Brooks27/Bas5 26 VILLANOVA W,83-68 7,927 Brooks20/Bas9

30 at SETON HALL L, 71-81 9,880 Brooks, Council 20/Dixon 10FEbRUARy

2 USF W, 68-63 3,785 Brooks 24/Counc il 85 at GEORGETOWN L, 81-83 16,289 Brooks 43/Brooks 10

13 at CONNECTICUT L, 57-75 10,167 Brooks 25/Brooks 7 17 DEPAULESPN2 L,76-76 5,021 Brooks28/Bas9 19 CINCINNATI-ESPNU otL,81-93 9,432 Brooks27/Bas11 23 NOTREDAME L,93-94 11,185 Brooks52/Bas7

27 at MARQUETTE L, 62-86 16,768 Brooks 17/Dixon 9MARCH 2 atLOUISVILLE L,60-87 22,724 Council20/Dixon,Bas10

5 RUTGERS W, 75-74 9,088 Brooks 28/Brooks 7BIG EAST Championship Presented by American Eagle Ouiers, New York, N.Y.

8 vs Marquee - ESPNU L, 66-87 19,375 Council 21/Coleman 8

^MoonPalaceResortConvenonCenter,Cancun,MexicoAllmesEastern

RUTGERS(15-17,5-13bIGEAST)(Home:10-6/Awa:3-8/Neutral:2-3) A HighScorer/ReounderNOVEMBER

12 atPrinceton otL,73-78 3,530 Beay15/Mitchell8Philly Hoop Group Classic 15 Faireld W,68-53 3,810 Mitchell15/Miller,Lumpkins6

21 Miami (Fla.) W, 61-45 4,753 Mitchell 12/Mitchell 7Philly Hoop Group Classic 23 NorfolkState W,83-59 3,986 Beay18/Biruta8

26 vs. Saint Josephs L, 70-76 5,219 Coburn 13/Four with 4DECEMbER

1 NJIT W, 66-54 3,531 Biruta 20/Mitchell 11

7 Marist W, 64-48 3,826 Mitchell 16/Biruta, Miller 10DirecTVSEC/BIGEASTInvitaonal,Pisburgh,Pa.

11 vs. Auburn ESPN2 W, 63-54 15,166 Miller 17/Miller 10

14 Fairleigh Dickinson W, 79-65 4,026 Mitchell 22/Miller 9

18 atMonmouth W,79-56 2,852 Coburn18/Biruta,Beay923 Saint Peters W, 55-52 4,999 Poole 4/Miller 1328 vs. North Carolina ^ ESPN2 L, 55-78 9,401 Mitchell 20/Biruta 9

JANUARy2 at VILLANOVA ESPNU L, 65-81 6,500 Mitchell 17/Mitchell 5

5 MARQUETTE L,65-73 5,358 Beay24/Miller78 PROVIDENCE W, 85-72 6,520 Mitchell 21/Mitchell 10

11 at CONNECTICUT L, 53-67 12,527 Poole 11/Poole 10

15 GEORGETOWN ESPNU L, 65-74 7,122 Biruta 14/Biruta 6

20 USFESPN2 W,71-62 5,347 Mitchell,Beay20/Mitchell,Biruta5

22 at SETON HALL W, 66-60 8,929 Miller 17/Biruta 11

26 at CINCINNATI L, 56-72 6,404 Mitchell 20/Miller 5

29 PITTSBURGH - ESPN2 L, 62-65 8,024 Three with 12/Mitchell 7FEbRUARy

2 at ST. JOHNS L, 56-58 5,002 Mitchell 21/Miller 76 at NOTRE DAME L, 69-76 8,139 Mitchell 24/Mitchell 8

9 VILLANOVA W, 77-76 6,892 Mitchell 25/Biruta 9

12 SETON HALL - ESPNU L, 64-69 8,057 Mitchell 24/Mitchell 7

19 at SYRACUSE ot L, 80-84 28,944 Coburn 18/Biruta, Miller 8

22 LOUISVILLE - ESPNU L, 37-55 5,633 Biruta 12/Miller 8

27 WEST VIRGINIA L, 54-65 7,752 Coburn 20/Miller 6MARCH

2 at DE PAUL W, 68-64 8,203 Mitchell 18/Miller 9

5 at PROVIDENCE L, 74-75 9,088 Biruta 21/Biruta, Miller 6BIG EAST Championship Presented by American Eagle Ouiers, New York, N.Y.

8 vs Seton Hall - ESPN2 ot W, 76-70 19,375 Mitchell 25/Miller 119 vs St. Johns - ESPN L, 63-65 19,375 Beay 15/Biruta 8

^ Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y.AllmesEastern

ST.JOHNS(21-12,12-6bIGEAST)(Home:12-3/Awa:5-7/Neutral:4-2) A HighScorer/ReounderNOVEMBER

16 at Saint Marys - ESPN L, 71-76 3,500 Polee II 16/Burrell 717 Columbia (CA) W, 79-66 4,657 Kennedy 18/Polee II 9

Great Alaska Shootout, Anchorage, Alaska25 vs. Ball State ot W, 78-73 4,632 Brownlee 20/Brownlee 826 vs. Drake W, 82-39 4,976 Brownlee 13/Burrell, Kennedy 828 vs. Arizona State W, 67-58 5,662 Browlee 20/Kennedy, Brownlee 4

DECEMbER1 Wagner (CA) W, 69-61 4,008 Kennedy 20/Horne 87 St. Bonaventure (CA) L, 66-67 4,408 Hardy 24/Boothe 6

11 at Fordham L, 81-84 3,200 Hardy 30/Kennedy 9MadisonSquareGardenHolidayFesval

20 Davidson W, 62-57 6,596 Kennedy 17/Kennedy 921 Northwestern W, 85-69 5,583 Hardy 24/Burrell 929 at WEST VIRGINIA W, 81-71 11,138 Hardy 20/Kennedy 11

JANUARy1 at PROVIDENCE W, 67-65 8,157 Hardy 21/Brownlee 93 GEORGETOWN ESPN2 W, 61-58 8,897 Hardy 20/Brownlee 78 at NOTRE DAME - ESPNU L, 61-76 8,032 Brownlee 17/Brownlee 7

12 SYRACUSE - ESPNU L, 59-76 14,440 Brownlee 13/Burrell 616 NOTRE DAME W, 72-54 8,550 Kennedy, Boothe 14/Kennedy 819 at LOUISVILLE L, 63-88 21,638 Horne 13/Burrell 722 CINCINNATI (CA) L, 51-53 5,602 Kennedy, Hardy 10/Burrell 1026 at GEORGETOWN L, 52-77 7,160 Burrell 12/Burrell 830 Duke - CBS W, 93-78 19,353 Hardy 26/Brownlee 9

FEbRUARy2 RUTGERS (CA) W, 58-56 5,002 Hardy 15/Brownlee 55 at UCLA - CBS L, 59-66 8,592 Hardy 32/Kennedy 6

10 CONNECTICUT ESPN W, 89-72 13,652 Hardy 33/Kennedy 1113 at CINCINNATI W, 59-57 7,374 Hardy 18/Brownlee 7

15 at MARQUETTE - ESPNU W, 80-68 17,270 Hardy 28/Burrell 1219 PITTSBURGH ESPN W, 60-59 14,514 Hardy 19/Burrell 823 DE PAUL (CA) W, 76-51 5,602 Hardy 21/Brownlee, Kennedy 1026 at VILLANOVA - ESPN W, 81-68 16,042 Hardy 34/Kennedy 14

MARCH3 at SETON HALL ESPN2 L, 70-84 9,470 Hardy 23/Brownlee 75 USF (CA) W, 72-56 5,602 Kennedy 16/Evans 9

BIG EAST Championship Pres ented by American Eagle Ouiers, New York, N.Y.9 vs Rutgers - ESPN W, 65-63 19,375 Hardy 17/Evans 9

10 vs Syracuse - ESPN L, 73-79 19,375 Hardy 22/Evans 12NCAA Championship

17 vs Gonzaga - TBS L, 71-86 19,216 Hardy 26/Evans 6

(CA) Carnesecca Arena, Queens, N.Y.^ Pepsi Center, Denver, Colo.AllmesEastern

SETONHALL(13-18,7-11bIGEAST)(Home:8-7/Awa:4-7/Neutral:1-4) A HighScorer/ReounderNOVEMBER

12 at Temple L, 56-62 8,368 Hazell 17/Pope 814 Cornell W, 92-68 6,583 Hazell 28/Robinson 10

Paradise Jam, St. Thomas, USVI19 vs. Alabama W, 83-78 3,122 Hazell 27/Hall, Pope 420 vs. Xavier L, 52-57 3,365 Robinson 15/Pope 821 vs. Clemson L, 58-64 3,893 Robinson 16/Robinson 829 Saint Peters W, 69-49 6,131 Theodore 11/Pope 8

DECEMbERDirecTVSEC/BIGEASTInvitaonal,Louisville,Ky.

8 vs. Arkansas - ESPN2 L, 62-71 Theodore 24/Pope 9 11 atMassachuses W,104-79 4,321 Theodore17/Pope13

13 Longwood W, 78-51 5,836 Theodore, Edwin 17/Edwin 919 NJIT W, 68-45 6,202 Edwin 14/Edwin 922 Dayton L, 65-69 7,162 Robinson 15/Pope 1126 Richmond L, 61-69 6,634 Robinson 17/Pope 1228 USF W, 64-55 6,022 Robinson 15/Pope 1331 at CINCINNATI ESPN2 L, 53-70 5,530 Lawrence 15/Lawrence 6

JANUARy5 at LOUISVILLE ESPNU L, 54-73 21,912 Edwin 18/Edwin 98 SYRACUSE L, 56-61 10,862 Robinson 17/Pope 20

12 at DE PAUL W, 78-67 7,211 Hazell 23/Lawrence 815 at PITTSBURGH L, 53-74 9,236 Pope 15/Pope 1018 GEORGETOWN L, 75-80 7,593 Robinson 21/Pope 922 RUTGERS L, 60-66 8,929 Pope, Hazell 15/Pope 1625 at SYRACUSE W, 90-68 21,950 Hazell 28/Hazell 9

30 PROVIDENCE W, 81-71 9,880 Pope 23/Pope 10FEbRUARy

2 at WEST VIRGINIA L, 44-56 9,729 Robinson 9/Pope 75 CONNECTICUT - ESPNU L, 59-61 10,001 Hazell 20/Robinson, Hazell 11

12 at RUTGERS ESPNU W, 69-64 8,057 Hazell 19/Robinson 815 VILLANOVA L, 57-60 9,408 Hazell 25/Robinson 719 MARQUETTE L, 64-73 18,436 Hazell 23/Hazell 626 at NOTRE DAME ESPNU L, 48-60 9,149 Robinson 16/Edwin 7

MARCH3 ST. JOHNS ESPN2 W, 84-70 9,470 Hazell 31/Pope 65 MARQUETTE W, 85-72 8,347 Hazell 21/Auda 6

BIG EAST Championship Pres ented by American Eagle Ouiers, New York, N.Y.8 vs Rutgers - ESPN2 ot L, 70-76 19,375 Hazell 27/Polynice 8

AllmesEastern


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USF(10-23,3-15bIGEAST)(Home:7-9/Awa:1-12/Neutral:2-2) A HighScorer/ReounderNOVEMBER

12 Southern Mississippi L, 53-60 3,689 Poland 12/Gilchrist 1015 Saint Francis (N.Y.) W, 74-71 2,722 Anderson Jr. 16/Famous 718 at Central Florida L, 59-65 7,653 Anderson Jr. 18/Robertson 8SouthPadreInvitaonal

21 Georgia Southern W, 76-63 2,722 Gilchrist 23/Crater 723 Liberty W, 60-43 2,860 Burwell 15/Anderso n Jr. 1726 vs. Brigham Young - FCS 2ot L, 75-77 1,100 Gilchrist 14/Anderson Jr. 1327 vs. Texas Tech ^ W, 64-61 Anderson Jr. 16/Gilchrist 9

DECEMbER1 Virginia Commonwealth ot W, 60-59 2,921 Robertson 14/Anderson Jr. 13

4 atFloridaAtlanc L,42-50 1,593 Famous9/Gilchrist712 at Kent State L, 51-56 3,183 Poland 15/Fitzpatrick 1115 Auburn - ESPNU W, 61-49 2,896 Famous 15/Anderson Jr. 1218 James Madison L, 61-66 2,850 Robertson, Poland 19/Robertson 1122 at Cleveland State L, 62-69 4,711 Famous 22/Anderson Jr. 1328 at SETON HALL L, 55-64 6,022 Robertson 14/Famous 731 at CONNECTICUT ESPNU ot L, 61-66 12,599 Gilchrist 21/Gilchrist 8

JANUARy6 VILLANOVA ESPNU L, 71-83 4,510 Gilchrist 16/Gilchrist 109 LOUISVILLE L, 77-86 4,375 Gilchrist 25/Gilchrist 10

12 at CINCINNATI L, 66-74 6,201 Anderson Jr. 13/Anderson Jr., Gilchrist 716 PROVIDENCE W, 79-72 3,526 Robertson 17/Famous 1420 at RUTGERS ESPN2 L, 62-71 5,347 Gilchrist, Robertson 14/Famous 723 at WEST VIRGINIA L, 46-56 10,477 Gilchrist 20/Gilchrist, Anderson Jr. 1027 DE PAUL ESPNU W, 71-60 3,465 Robertson 16/Gilchrist 10

FEbRUARy2 at PROVIDENCE L, 63-68 3,785 Poland 20/Robertson 115 SYRACUSE L, 49-72 10,051 Famous 14/Famous 89 MARQUETTE ESPN2 L, 58-59 4,153 Fitzpatrick 16/Fitzpatrick 13

12 NOTRE DAME L, 55-78 6,104 Noriega 23/Anderson Jr. 1116 at PITTSBURGH L, 55-67 12,519 Noriega 11/Robertson 719 GEORGETOWN L, 55-61 6,190 Gilchrist 22/Gilchrist 726 at DE PAUL W, 86-76 8,422 Gilchri st 32/Anderso n Jr. 10

MARCH2 PITTSBURGH ESPNU L, 50-66 4,640 Famous, Gilchrist 15/Famous 125 at ST. JOHNS L, 56-72 5,602 Gilchrist 16/Anderson Jr. 6

BIG EAST Championship Pres ented by American Eagle Ouiers, New York, N.Y.8 vs Villanova - ESPNU W, 70-69 19,375 Noriega 22/Anderson Jr., Famous 59 vs Cincinna - ESPN L, 61-87 19,375 Gilchrist 16/Gilchrist 5

^SouthPadreIslandConvenonCenter,SouthPadre,TexasAllmesEastern

SyRACUSE(27-8,12-6bIGEAST)(Home:16-3/Awa:6-3/Neutral:5-2) A HighScorer/ReounderNOVEMBER

12 Northern Iowa W, 68-46 22,198 Jackson, Joseph 14/Jackson 714 Canisius - ESPNU W, 86-67 20,454 Jackson 17/Keita 15

Legends Classic16 Detroit W, 66-55 17,379 Jardine 27/Jackson 2221 William & Mary W, 63-60 17,933 Joseph 18/Jackson 1026 vs. Michigan ^ - HDNet W, 53-50 6,273 Joseph 22/Jackson 1227 vs. Georgia Tech - HDNet W, 80-76 5,271 Joseph 19/Jackson 1430 Cornell W, 78-58 20,548 Jackson 17/Jackson 13

DECEMbER4 North Carolina State ESPN2 W, 65-59 22,334 Jardine 23/Jackson 8

Jimmy V Classic7 vs. Michigan State * ESPN W, 72-58 19,391 Jardine 19/Jackson 16

11 Colgate W, 100-43 21,247 Jackson 18/Jackson 1018 Iona W, 83-77 17,871 Joseph 21/Jackson 820 Morgan State W, 97-55 16,031 Jackson, Southerland 18/Jackson 922 Drexel W, 93-65 17,856 Joseph 25/Jackson 1228 PROVIDENCE - ESPNU W, 81-74 20,388 Joseph 27/Jackson 17

JANUARy1 NOTRE DAME ESPNU W, 70-58 23,058 Joseph 18/Joseph 88 at SETON HALL W, 61-56 10,862 Joseph, Triche 15/Jackson 14

12 at ST. JOHNS ESPNU W, 76-59 14,440 Joseph 18/Jackson 1015 CINCINNATI W, 67-52 24,338 Jackso n 15/Jackson 1117 at PITTSBURGH ESPN L, 66-74 12,925 Fair 16/Jackson 1122 VILLANOVA ESPN L, 72-83 33,736 Joseph 23/Jackson 1525 SETON HALL L, 68-90 21,950 Joseph 17/Jackson 1129 at MARQUETTE - ESPNU L, 70-76 19,032 Joseph 18/Keita 7

FEbRUARy2 at CONNECTICUT ESPN W, 66-58 16,294 Triche 16/Jackson 13

5 at USF W, 72-49 10,051 Jackson 21/Jackson 129 GEORGETOWN ESPN L, 56-64 26,904 Joseph 14/Jackson 8

12 at LOUISVILLE ESPN L, 69-73 22,755 Triche 21/Three with 714 WEST VIRGINIA ESPN W, 63-52 22,669 Triche 20/Jackson 919 RUTGERS ot W, 84-80 28,944 Joseph 21/Jackson 1221 at VILLANOVA ESPN W, 69-64 18,899 Jardine 20/Joseph 826 at GEORGETOWN CBS W, 58-51 22,076 Jardine 17/Jackson 9

MARCH5 DE PAUL W, 107-59 28,086 Jackson, Jardine 14/Jackson 7

BIG EAST Championship Pres ented by American Eagle Ouiers, New York, N.Y.10 vs St. Johns - ESPN W, 79-73 19,375 Triche 22/Jackson 911 vs Conneccut - ESPN L, 71-76 19,375 Joseph, Jardine 20/Joseph 9

NCAA Championship18 vs Indiana State # - Tru TV W, 77-60 20,164 Jackson 23/Joseph 1020 vs Marquee # - Tru TV L, 62-66 20,164 Waiters 18/Joseph 9

^BoardwalkHall,AtlancCity,N.J.* Madison Square Garden, New York, N.Y.# Quicken Loans Arena, Cleveland, OhioAllmesEastern

VILLANOVA(21-12,9-9bIGEAST)(Home:13-4/Awa:7-5/Neutral:1-3) A HighScorer/ReounderNOVEMBER

12 Bucknell W, 68-52 6,500 Fisher 24/Pena 8DicksSporngGoodsNITSeasonTip-O 16 MaristESPNU W,84-47 6,500 Wayns17/Suon9

17 Boston University W, 82-66 6,500 Pena 17, Pena 8 20 Lafayee W,86-41 6,500 Stokes19/Yarou12DicksSporngGoodsNITSeasonTip-O,NewYork,N.Y.

24 vs. UCLA ESPN2 W, 82-70 6,746 Fisher 26/Yarou 1626 vs. Tennessee ESPN L, 68-78 7,228 Yarou 15/Pena 8

DECEMbER3 Saint Josephs ESPNU W, 71-60 6,500 Stokes 17/Pena 148 at Penn W, 65-53 5,561 Stokes 34/Pena 8

12 at La Salle ESPNU W, 84-81 3,400 Wayns 19/Yarou 918 Delaware (WF) W, 78-59 12,055 Fisher 21/Four with 522 at Monmouth W, 76-36 3,896 Fisher 20/Pena, Cheek 830 Temple ESPN2 W, 78-74 6,500 Stokes 24/Pena 9

JANUARY2 RUTGERS ESPNU W, 81-65 6,500 Stokes 23/Cheek, Wayns 86 at USF - ESPNU W, 83-71 4,510 Stokes 22/Pena 79 CINCINN ATI W, 72-61 6,500 Fisher 21/Yarou 7

12 LOUISVILLE (WF) ESPN2 W, 88-74 13,199 Stokes 23/Yarou 11

15 Maryland (WF) CBS W, 74-66 17,477 Wayns 22/Yarou 1217 at CONNECTICUT ESPN L, 59-61 10,167 Fisher 28/Yarou 1022 at SYRACUSE ESPN W, 83-72 33,736 Wayns 21/Pena 726 at PROVIDENCE L, 68-83 7,927 Wayns 18/Pena 1529 GEORGETOWN (WF) ESPN L, 66-69 19,914 Fisher, Wayns 15/Yarou 8

FEBRUARY2 MARQUETTE ESPNU W, 75-70 6,500 Yarou 18/Pena 105 WEST VIRGINIA (WF) ESPN W, 66-50 16,106 Wayns 17/Cheek 99 at RUTGERS L, 76-77 6,892 Fisher 23/Pena 8

12 PITTSBURGH ESPN L, 54-57 6,500 Yarou 15/Yarou 1015 at SETON HALL W, 60-57 9,408 Bell 21/Pena 1219 at DE PAUL ot W, 77-75 9,854 Fisher 34/Yarou 1521 SYRACUSE (WF) ESPN L, 64-69 18,899 Stokes 24/Armwood, Pena 1026 ST. JOHNS (WF) ESPN L, 68-81 16,042 Stokes 20/Yarou, Pena 828 at NOTRE DAME ESPN L, 72-93 9,149 Fisher 22/Pena 5

MARCH5 at PITTSBURGH CBS L, 50-60 12,843 Wayns 27/Yarou 5

BIG EAST Championship Pres ented by American Eagle Ouiers, New York, N.Y.8 vs USF - ESPN2 L, 69-70 19,375 Wayns 24/Pena 5

NCAA Championship18 vs George Mason ^ - TNT L, 57-61 20,164 Fisher 20/Yarou 13

(WF) Wells Fargo Center, Philadelphia, Pa.^ Quicken Loans Arena, Cleveland, OhioAllmesEastern

WESTVIRGINIA(21-11,11-7bIGEAST)(Home:12-2/Awa:5-6/Neutral:4-3) A HighScorer/ReounderNOVEMBER

12 Oakland W, 95-71 12,707 Flowers 16/Kilicli 10HondaPuertoRicoTip-O,SanJuan,P.R.

18 vs. Davidson - ESPNU W, 84-70 4,018 Bryant 22/Jennings 1019 vs. Vanderbilt ESPNU W, 74-71 10,127 Mitchell 31/Jones 1121 vs. Minnesota ESPN2 L, 70-74 11,575 Mitchell 27/Kilicli 1027 vs. VMI (CCC) W, 82-66 12,367 Mitchell 25/Flowers 9

DECEMbER1 American W, 71-50 7,390 Mitchell 27/Flowers 64 at Miami (Fla.) L, 76-79 6,548 Bryant 20/Mitchell 77 Robert Morris W, 82-49 6,443 Kilicli 14/Flowers 10

12 at Duquesne W, 64-61 8,059 Jones 15/Jones 918 Cleveland State W, 74-63 11,235 Flowers, Mitchell 15/Flowers 1129 ST. JOHNS L, 71-81 11,138 Jones 17/Mazzulla 5

JANUARy1 at MARQUETTE ESPN2 L, 74-79 15,575 Bryant 25/Jones 84 at DE PAUL W, 67-65 8,189 Mitchell 18/Flowers 6, Jones 68 at GEORGETOWN ESPN2 W, 65-59 13,603 Mitchell 28/Jones 8

13 PROVIDENC E ESPN2 W, 93-63 11,052 Flowers 24/Jones 1316 Purdue CBS W, 68-64 14,173 Jones 17/Jones 919 vs. Marshall (CCC) L, 71-75 12,380 Mitchell 18/Mazzulla 823 USF W, 56-46 10,744 Three with 13/Mitchell 1426 at LOUISVILLE ESPNU L, 54-55 21,957 Mazzulla 18/Flowers 929 at CINCINNATI W, 66-55 13,176 Flowers, Mazzulla 16/Jones 9

FEbRUARy2 SETON HALL W, 56-44 9,729 Jones 13/Jones 125 at VILLANOVA ESPN L, 50-66 16,106 Jones 16/Jones 6

7 PITTSBURGH ESPN L, 66-71 14,175 Kilicli 19/Jones 812 DE PAUL W, 82-71 11,210 Flowers 15/Mazzulla, Thoroughma n 614 at SYRACUSE ESPN L, 52-63 22,669 Mitchell 23/Kilicli 619 NOTRE DAME CBS W, 72-58 12,298 Bryant 24/Flowers, Jones 1024 at PITTSBURGH ESPN L, 58-71 12,876 Mitchell 22/Mazzulla 627 at RUTGERS W, 65-64 7,752 Bryant 15/Jones 11

MARCH2 CONNECTICUT ESPN2 W, 65-56 13,241 Mazzulla 18/Jones 105 LOUISVILLE ESPN W, 72-70 15,032 Jones 25/Jones 16

BIG EAST Championship Pres ented by American Eagle Ouiers, New York, N.Y.9 vs Marquee - ESPN L, 61-67 19,375 Jones 15/ Three with 5

NCAA Championship17 vs Clemson ^ - CBS W, 84-76 14,835 Bryant 19/Jones 919 vs Kentucky - CBS L, 63-71 17,771 Mazzulla 20/Jones 9

(CCC) Charleston Civic Center, Charleston, W.Va.^ St. Pete Times Forum, Tampa, Fla.AllmesEastern


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INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL STATISTICS

Through games of Mar 28, 2011 (All games)

e ranked, a player must appear in at least 75.0% of their team's games.

ING REBOUNDINGlayer-Team Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G ## Player-Team Cl G OFF DEF TOT Avg/G-------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------

ROOKS, Marshon-PC....... SR 32 276 67 169 788 24.6 1.JACKSON, Rick-SYR........ SR 35 120 240 360 10.3ALKER, Kemba-UCONN...... JR 39 305 74 247 931 23.9 2.ORIAKHI, Alex-UCONN...... SO 39 148 189 337 8.6ANSBROUGH, Ben-ND....... SR 34 194 87 150 625 18.4 3.POPE, Herb-SHU........... JR 30 86 150 236 7.9

ARDY, Dwight-STJ........ SR 33 194 62 153 603 18.3 4.McGHEE, Gary-PITT........ SR 34 89 172 261 7.7REEMAN, Austin-GU....... SR 32 204 62 94 564 17.6 5.JONES, Kevin-WVU......... JR 33 108 138 246 7.5IBBS, Ashton-PITT....... JR 31 170 102 80 522 16.8 6.SCOTT, Carleton-ND....... SR 30 44 179 223 7.4

OHNSON-ODOM, Darius-MU.. JR 37 196 71 121 584 15.8 7.PENA, Antonio-VU......... SR 33 70 165 235 7.1UTLER, Jimmy-MU......... SR 37 187 20 188 582 15.7 8.YAROU, Mouphtaou-VU...... SO 33 89 144 233 7.1ISHER, Corey-VU......... SR 33 165 52 132 514 15.6 9.BROOKS, Marshon-PC....... SR 32 72 153 225 7.0

BROMAITIS, Tim-ND....... SR 34 169 78 109 525 15.4 10.GATES, Yancy-CIN......... JR 34 74 162 236 6.9TOKES, Corey-VU......... SR 29 130 89 84 433 14.9 11.CROWDER, Jae-MU.......... JR 37 83 168 251 6.8NOWLES, Preston-LOU..... SR 34 169 100 59 497 14.6 12.DIXON, Bilal-PC.......... SO 32 76 130 206 6.4

ITCHELL, Jonathan-RU.... SR 32 164 51 81 460 14.4 13.ROBINSON, Jeff-SHU....... SR 31 60 138 198 6.4ELVIN, Cleveland-DPU.... FR 27 163 0 60 386 14.3 14.ANDERSON JR, Ron-USF..... JR 33 79 131 210 6.4OSEPH, Kris-SYR......... JR 34 156 45 128 485 14.3 15.FLOWERS, John-WVU........ SR 33 74 131 205 6.2AYNS, Maalik-VU......... SO 33 141 32 141 455 13.8 16.MILLER, Dane-RU.......... SO 32 64 132 196 6.1

OUNCIL, Vincent-PC...... SO 32 140 47 111 438 13.7 17.BUTLER, Jimmy-MU......... SR 37 90 135 225 6.1ITCHELL, Casey-WVU...... SR 30 134 67 74 409 13.6 18.VAUGHN, Julian-GU........ SR 31 72 116 188 6.1ILCHRIST, Augustus-USF.. JR 30 144 7 106 401 13.4 19.ABROMAITIS, Tim-ND....... SR 34 45 161 206 6.1

ACKSON, Rick-SYR........ SR 35 193 0 73 459 13.1 20.GILCHRIST, Augustus-USF.. JR 30 66 114 180 6.0ONES, Kevin-WVU......... JR 33 173 31 55 432 13.1RIGHT, Chris-GU......... SR 29 121 42 90 374 12.9

OUNG, Brandon-DPU....... FR 31 140 34 78 392 12.6ARDINE, Scoop-SYR....... JR 35 154 56 73 437 12.5ROWNLEE, Justin-STJ..... SR 33 162 18 63 405 12.3

OBINSON, Jeff-SHU....... SR 31 147 37 44 375 12.1LARK, Jason-GU.......... JR 32 138 51 57 384 12.0ATES, Yancy-CIN......... JR 34 162 4 77 405 11.9

ROWDER, Jae-MU.......... JR 37 158 42 77 435 11.8ANAMAKER, Brad-PITT..... SR 34 133 16 117 399 11.7

D GOAL PCT (Min. 3.0 made per game) ASSISTSlayer-Team Cl G FG FGA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G Assists Avg/G------------------------------------------------ -------------------------------------------------

ACKSON, Rick-SYR........ SR 35 193 328 .588 1.COUNCIL, Vincent-PC...... SO 32 189 5.91OBINSON, Nasir-PITT..... JR 31 115 210 .548 2.JARDINE, Scoop-SYR....... JR 35 205 5.86ENNINGS, Terrence-LOU... JR 34 129 242 .533 3.WRIGHT, Chris-GU......... SR 29 153 5.28

IRUTA, Gilvydas-RU...... FR 32 109 206 .529 4.SIVA, Peyton-LOU......... SO 35 182 5.20ELVIN, Cleveland-DPU.... FR 27 163 312 .522 5.WANAMAKER, Brad-PITT..... SR 34 174 5.12HOMPSON, Hollis-GU...... SO 32 98 189 .519 6.FISHER, Corey-VU......... SR 33 159 4.82

URIC, Kyle-LOU.......... JR 33 130 253 .514 7.CRATER, Anthony-USF...... JR 30 137 4.57ATES, Yancy-CIN......... JR 34 162 317 .511 8.WALKER, Kemba-UCONN...... JR 39 177 4.54ENA, Antonio-VU......... SR 33 133 265 .502 9.WAYNS, Maalik-VU......... SO 33 148 4.48AMOUS, Jarrid-USF....... SR 31 98 196 .500 10.THEODORE, Jordan-SHU..... JR 31 137 4.42

AROU, Mouphtaou-VU...... SO 33 100 201 .498 11.HANSBROUGH, Ben-ND....... SR 34 145 4.26RIAKHI, Alex-UCONN...... SO 39 144 290 .497 12.MAZZULLA, Joe-WVU........ SR 33 139 4.21ROWNLEE, Justin-STJ..... SR 33 162 328 .494 13.COBURN, Mike-RU.......... SR 32 127 3.97

UTLER, Jimmy-MU......... SR 37 187 382 .490 14.WRIGHT, Cashmere-CIN..... SO 35 138 3.94ROWDER, Jae-MU.......... JR 37 158 326 .485 15.YOUNG, Brandon-DPU....... FR 31 115 3.71

THROW PCT (Min. 2.0 made per game) STEALSlayer-Team Cl G FTM FTA Pct ## Player-Team Cl G Steals Avg/G------------------------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------

TOKES, Corey-VU......... SR 29 84 94 .894 1.MONDY, Duke-PC........... SO 28 59 2.11IBBS, Ashton-PITT....... JR 31 80 90 .889 2.SIVA, Peyton-LOU......... SO 35 69 1.97ITCHELL, Casey-WVU...... SR 30 74 85 .871 3.WALKER, Kemba-UCONN...... JR 39 74 1.90

REEMAN, Austin-GU....... SR 32 94 108 .870 4.KNOWLES, Preston-LOU..... SR 34 63 1.85ARDY, Dwight-STJ........ SR 33 153 181 .845 5.KENNEDY, D.J.-STJ........ SR 32 56 1.75RICHE, Brandon-SYR...... SO 35 80 95 .842 6.COUNCIL, Vincent-PC...... SO 32 55 1.72

RYANT, Darryl-WVU....... JR 32 124 150 .827 7.BEATTY, James-RU......... SR 32 54 1.69AYNS, Maalik-VU......... SO 33 141 172 .820 8.KELLY, Jeremiah-DPU...... JR 31 52 1.68ALKER, Kemba-UCONN...... JR 39 247 302 .818 9.NAPIER, Shabazz-

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