Georgetown Hoyas
Florida Gulf Coast Stuns Georgetown 78-68
Sherwood Brown scored 24 points and Bernard Thompson had 23 to lead Florida Gulf Coast to an incredible NCAA tournament debut, a 78-68 win over second-seeded Georgetown on Friday night in the second round of the South Regional.
Georgetown Positioned to Make NCAA Tournament Run
Georgetown didn’t win last week’s Big East Tournament and the No. 1 seed in the NCAAs that went with that championship, but the Hoyas still have plenty to celebrate this morning.
Still the Big East: Some Changes at Georgetown Have Familiar Look
Georgetown will see its share of changes next season. A couple of important things will stay the same.
Georgetown ‘Kisses Syracuse Goodbye’, Claims Big East Crown
In their final meeting as Big East rivals, No. 5 Georgetown had little problem with No. 17 Syracuse in a 61-39 win. The Hoyas (24-5, 14-4) clinched first place in the conference with the victory.
Last Game For Hoyas, Syracuse as Big East Rivals
There’s simply no downplaying the significance of No. 5 Georgetown’s game against visiting No. 17 Syracuse on Saturday.
Streaking Hoyas Are Hungry For More
No. 5 Georgetown rides an 11-game winning streak and its highest national ranking since 2008 into Philadelphia to take on Villanova on Wednesday night.
Georgetown, Porter Walk the Line
No. 7 Georgetown won its eleventh game in a row by defeating Rutgers 64-51 on Saturday night. Otto Porter Jr had 28 points in a game that will likely be remembered for the 51 combined fouls.
Ten Straight for No. 7 Georgetown
No. 7 Georgetown won its tenth straight game on Wednesday night by defeating Connecticut 79-78 in double overtime. Otto Porter Jr scored 21 of his team high 22 points after halftime.
Hoyas Crash Yet Another Syracuse Party
Despite playing in front of an NCAA record on campus crowd of 35,012, No. 11 Georgetown extended its winning streak to nine by defeating No. 8 Syracuse 57-46 behind Otto Porter Jr’s career-high 33 points.
No. 11 Georgetown Avoids Trap, Crushes DePaul
No. 11 Georgetown (20-4, 10-3) destroyed DePaul 90-66 on Wednesday night at the Verizon Center behind D’Vauntes Smith-Rivera’s 33 points. The Hoyas travel to Syracuse for a first place showdown with their heated rivals over the weekend.



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