Georgetown’s 78-63 home win versus Butler should’ve put the Hoyas in the better mood but the win featured a mish-mosh of what’s been good this season and what’s been bad. Good: Three Point Shooting: The Hoyas were 11-22 from the three point line. Just as important, five different players hitRead More →
Georgetown is coming off arguably their worst performance of the season coming into today’s game with Butler. The 63-48 loss to Creighton broke the momentum the Hoyas have had sense they came off their break for Covid. Head coach Patrick Ewing described the performance as “selfish”. In the first meetingRead More →
Qudus Wahab’s big week against Creighton and Villanova didn’t go unnoticed. The Georgetown big man was named to the Big East Honor Roll. Wahab averaged 14.5 ppg and 7.5 rpg this week. That included a career-high 17 points against Villanova.Read More →
Georgetown heads to Villanova to face the the gold standard of the Big East. The Wildcats have won two of the last four National Championships and have dominated the Big East as a whole. Does Georgetown have the building blocks to become Villanova’s rival? Photo Credit: Catherine Grosdidier/CreightonRead More →
The Terps came into tonight against another top 25 team. They have three victories over ranked opponents. After tonight, make that four. Their 61-60 win against Purdue was the Terps first home conference win of the season. Eric Ayala’s two free throws with 3.3 seconds left gave the Terps theRead More →
Georgetown heads to Creighton to try and build on their win over Providence. Photo Credit: Rafael Suanes / Georgetown Athletics.Read More →
We are a long way from the John Thompson II-Jim Boeheim days. No claiming that Manley Field House is “officially closed”. No Pearl Washington sucker punch. But despite the fact that these two teams now reside in different conferences, the game still means something. “We’ve been rivals for a lotRead More →
It’s been a rough patch for Georgetown but tommorow night they have a chance to go to a place that they’ve had success. The Hoyas look to continue the good look they have had at Hinkle Fieldhouse. when they face Butler. In the last seven years, the Hoyas are 6-1Read More →
Georgetown (3-5, 1-3) has spent their extended break trying to figure out what changes they need to make to stop a two-game losing streak. Up next for the Hoyas is Marquette (5-5, 1-3). The Golden Eagles are on a three-game losing streak themselves. Despite the current streak, Marquette has winsRead More →
Georgetown was bedeviled by another uneven performance in their 78-67 to Seton Hall. The problems were the same ones that has been there all season. There are way too many defensive breakdowns. Jamorko Pickett had another inefficient, low percentage performance on offense. Wahab missed his first six shots before pickingRead More →