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2013 BIG EAST Tournaments

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All games in Hartford, CT. Despite four Final Fours and a National Championship, ND has never won the BIG EAST Tournament--until now.

 

First Round 3/8:

12 Seton Hall 60, 13 Cincinnati 55

10 Marquette 66, 15 Pittsburgh 43

11 Georgetown 81, 14 Providence 61

 

Second Round 3/9:

5 Saint John's 51, 12 Seton Hall 45

8 South Florida 42, 9 Rutgers 39

7 DePaul 77, 10 Marquette 69

6 Villanova 89, 11 Georgetown 58

 

Quarterfinals 3/10:

4 Louisville 62, 5 Saint John's 55

1 Notre Dame 75, 8 South Florida 66

2 Connecticut 94, 7 Depaul 61

3 Syracuse 61, 6 Villanova 56

 

Semifinals 3/11:

1 Notre Dame 83, 4 Louisville 59

2 Connecticut 64, 3 Syracuse 51

 

Championship 3/12:

1 Notre Dame 71, 2 Connecticut 69

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Women's basketball? Really??

The UCONN/Notre Dame game last night was pretty thrilling, but I agree overall.

QUOTE (witesoxfan @ Mar 5, 2013 -> 09:17 PM)
The UCONN/Notre Dame game last night was pretty thrilling, but I agree overall.

 

Thrilling? It was awful. 36 turnovers in a game by the #3 team in the country?

QUOTE (fathom @ Mar 5, 2013 -> 03:19 PM)
Thrilling? It was awful. 36 turnovers in a game by the #3 team in the country?

 

I was half watching it. I always like triple overtime games, even if the teams play terrible and I don't have to sit down and actually watch it if I don't want to.

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Men's Tournament bracket set. All games at Madison Square Garden

 

Tuesday 3/12:

12 Seton Hall 46, 13 South Florida 42 OT

11 Rutgers 76, 14 DePaul 57

 

Wednesday 3/13:

9 Cincinnati 61, 8 Providence 44

5 Syracuse 75, 12 Seton Hall 63

7 Villanova 66, 10 Saint John's 53

6 Notre Dame 69, 11 Rutgers 61

 

Thursday 3/14:

1 Georgetown 62, 9 Cincinnati 43

5 Syracuse 62, 4 Pittsburgh 59

2 Louisville 74, 7 Villanova 55

6 Notre Dame 73, 3 Marquette 65

 

Friday 3/15:

1 Georgetown vs 5 Syracuse 7:00

2 Louisville vs 6 Notre Dame 9:00

 

Saturday 3/16:

Championship 8:30

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I'm not a big fan of any Big East teams (other than DePaul :huh: ), but for some reason the Big East tourney is always the most exciting.

QUOTE (LittleHurt05 @ Mar 10, 2013 -> 10:48 PM)
I'm not a big fan of any Big East teams (other than DePaul :huh: ), but for some reason the Big East tourney is always the most exciting.

 

The fact it's at MSG makes it exciting for me. There is no team this year that will win 4 or 5 days in a row, IMO, but should be fun as always.

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The fact it's at MSG makes it exciting for me. There is no team this year that will win 4 or 5 days in a row, IMO, but should be fun as always.

 

Since the 9 and 10 seeds now get to skip day 1, there definitely isn't a team winning 5 days in a row. If Syracuse can get back to how they played the first half of the season, they have the potential to win 4.

 

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One more night of Shamrock shakes!

Watching the Big East Tournament in the Garden is among my fondest memories. I know it won't be the same with Louisville, UConn, Syracuse, Pittsburgh, etc. gone, but I hope they can play the Catholic League Tournament at the Garden still. Have they said they will yet?

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Watching the Big East Tournament in the Garden is among my fondest memories. I know it won't be the same with Louisville, UConn, Syracuse, Pittsburgh, etc. gone, but I hope they can play the Catholic League Tournament at the Garden still. Have they said they will yet?

 

Yes, part of the separation deal is that the Catholic 7 get to keep the BIG EAST name and have their tournament at MSG.

QUOTE (HickoryHuskers @ Mar 15, 2013 -> 08:53 PM)
Yes, part of the separation deal is that the Catholic 7 get to keep the BIG EAST name and have their tournament at MSG.

I knew about the name part. I've decided I'm going to call then the Catholic League though. Sounds cooler.

QUOTE (HickoryHuskers @ Mar 15, 2013 -> 08:53 PM)
Yes, part of the separation deal is that the Catholic 7 get to keep the BIG EAST name and have their tournament at MSG.

 

 

This Big East/ACC/Catholic realignment has me so confused. They keep talking about conferences and I have no idea who is where or what.

QUOTE (LittleHurt05 @ Mar 15, 2013 -> 09:08 PM)
This Big East/ACC/Catholic realignment has me so confused. They keep talking about conferences and I have no idea who is where or what.

 

Ditto. Figure I'll just see who is where next october

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This Big East/ACC/Catholic realignment has me so confused. They keep talking about conferences and I have no idea who is where or what.

 

Notre Dame, Syracuse, and Pittsburgh going to the ACC in 2013

Louisville going to ACC in 2014

Rutgers going to BIG in 2014

Georgetown, Providence, St. John's, Seton Hall, Villanova, DePaul, and Marquette form the "new" Big East in 2013

Connecticut, Cincinnati, and South Florida joined by Houston, Memphis, SMU, Central Florida, and Temple in 2013; Tulane and East Carolina in 2014 and Navy in 2015.

QUOTE (HickoryHuskers @ Mar 15, 2013 -> 09:42 PM)
Notre Dame, Syracuse, and Pittsburgh going to the ACC in 2013

Louisville going to ACC in 2014

Rutgers going to BIG in 2014

Georgetown, Providence, St. John's, Seton Hall, Villanova, DePaul, and Marquette form the "new" Big East in 2013

Connecticut, Cincinnati, and South Florida joined by Houston, Memphis, SMU, Central Florida, and Temple in 2013; Tulane and East Carolina in 2014 and Navy in 2015.

 

Thank you. So the Catholic 7 is still the Big East technically & the Uconn/CIncy is the new nameless "america 12" conference or whatever?

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Thank you. So the Catholic 7 is still the Big East technically & the Uconn/CIncy is the new nameless "america 12" conference or whatever?

 

Yes.

QUOTE (HickoryHuskers @ Mar 15, 2013 -> 09:42 PM)
Notre Dame, Syracuse, and Pittsburgh going to the ACC in 2013

Louisville going to ACC in 2014

Rutgers going to BIG in 2014

Georgetown, Providence, St. John's, Seton Hall, Villanova, DePaul, and Marquette form the "new" Big East in 2013

Connecticut, Cincinnati, and South Florida joined by Houston, Memphis, SMU, Central Florida, and Temple in 2013; Tulane and East Carolina in 2014 and Navy in 2015.

 

The Conference USA is getting rebuild essentially with a few more crappy teams.

Cuse scares the s*** out of me. So much length on defense.

I can't wait for this to be done so that I don't have to hear any more about what a big loss the Big East going away is. The damned conference is 30 years old, and has one honest to goodness top notched rivalry. This isn't the Big 10 going away or something. The only reason it is a big deal is because is the damned east coast teams splintering.

Man, some reeeeaaaallllly questionable calls in Louisville's favor the last couple of minutes.

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