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Originally Published 21 days ago — by Big East Conference
The BIG EAST Conference announced the suspension of Georgetown's head men's basketball coach Ed Cooley following his actions after a game against Xavier, emphasizing the importance of safety and security at their events.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Troy Nunes Is An Absolute Magician
The article commemorates Lawrence Moten, a legendary Syracuse basketball player known for his high basketball IQ, scoring records, and humble, joyful personality, who passed away unexpectedly, leaving a lasting legacy in college basketball and the Syracuse community.
Originally Published 3 months ago — by Syracuse.com
Lawrence Moten, Syracuse's all-time leading scorer with 2,334 points, has passed away. He was a key figure in Syracuse basketball history, starting as an unheralded recruit in 1991 and setting records that stood for years.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by ESPN Press Room
ESPN and the BIG EAST Conference have signed a six-year digital media rights deal, starting in 2025-26, which will add over 300 live events annually to ESPN+ including women's basketball, Olympic sports, and men's basketball non-conference games, enhancing coverage and visibility for BIG EAST sports.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by AOL
UConn, representing the Big East, is proud of its basketball pedigree as it heads to the national semifinals to face Alabama, showcasing the league's strength in basketball despite football's dominance in college sports. UConn's dominant performance in the NCAA Tournament reflects the team's preparedness from competing in the Big East, with coach Dan Hurley emphasizing the team's focus on the journey and process rather than winning titles.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Yahoo Sports
The ACC surprises with four teams in the Sweet 16, outperforming other power conferences in the men's NCAA tournament. Houston, Alabama, and San Diego State also advance, while the Big East feels snubbed by the selection committee. The ACC's performance challenges the metrics used to determine tournament bids, and sets up exciting matchups for the next round.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
Virginia's 67-42 loss to Colorado State in the First Four matchup reignited criticism of the NCAA Tournament selection committee, particularly from Big East teams like St. John’s, Providence, and Seton Hall who were left out. The exclusion of these teams, including St. John’s, prompted backlash from players and fans, with Knicks star Josh Hart and St. John’s guard Daniss Jenkins expressing their disbelief. Committee chair Charles McClelland's reasoning for leaving out several Big East teams further fueled the controversy, leaving many basketball fans frustrated with the committee's decisions.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by ESPN India
The Big East expresses disappointment over the low number of schools selected for the NCAA tournament, with only three bids received and several 20-win teams snubbed, prompting criticism of the NCAA selection committee. St. John's coach Rick Pitino and Seton Hall's coach Shaheen Holloway voice their frustration over the lack of Big East representation, with Pitino particularly advocating for Seton Hall's inclusion. Despite the snubs, the Big East's three selections are high seeds, with defending champion UConn earning the top overall seed.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
The Big East Conference was dismayed by the NCAA Tournament selection committee's decision to include only three of its teams in the tournament, despite its strong performance and ranking. The league's response to the snub was criticized for being too passive, with coaches and officials expressing disappointment and frustration. Now, it's up to Connecticut, Marquette, and Creighton to represent the conference and prove its worth on the court during March Madness.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Fox News
Marquette head coach Shaka Smart attributes the lack of Big East representation in the NCAA Tournament to a "perfect storm" of factors, including UConn's exceptional season and DePaul's dismal performance. The absence of teams like St. John’s, Seton Hall, and Providence has sparked criticism of the selection process, with some coaches questioning the reliance on analytics and strength of schedule. The final four teams that made the cut were Boise State, Colorado, Virginia, and Colorado State.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by New York Post
Marquette coach Shaka Smart attributes the Big East's reduced presence in the NCAA Men’s Tournament to UConn's historic success and DePaul's dismal performance, with UConn securing the No. 1 seed and DePaul going winless in conference play. Despite some feeling that St. John’s, Seton Hall, and Providence were snubbed, the selection committee included Boise State, Colorado, Virginia, and Colorado State as the last four teams in, leaving Seton Hall as the second team out of the tournament. Providence head coach Kim English expressed frustration with the committee's decisions and criticized the emphasis on analytics in college basketball scheduling.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Outkick
Creighton head coach Greg McDermott expressed disappointment at the lack of Big East teams in the NCAA tournament, stating that any team with at least a .500 record in conference play should be playing postseason basketball. Despite Creighton, UConn, and Marquette earning bids, McDermott believes the Big East was unfairly represented, with the committee favoring teams from less competitive conferences. McDermott and his team are now focused on making a deep tournament run to showcase the strength of the Big East.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The Associated Press
Indiana State, along with three 20-win Big East teams, were snubbed by the NCAA selection committee on Selection Sunday, with Oklahoma, Seton Hall, Indiana State, and Pittsburgh being the first four teams left out. Despite their impressive records and performances, these teams were left out of the 68-team field, sparking disappointment and frustration among coaches and players. The Big East expressed disappointment at the snubs and vowed to work closely with its schools to ensure better representation in future tournaments.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Yahoo Sports
Selection Sunday for the NCAA tournament saw surprises and disappointments as teams like NC State, Oregon, and UAB won conference tournaments to secure bids, shrinking the bubble for other teams. Winners included the Mountain West, Gonzaga, Columbia, Texas, and unexpected conference champions, while losers included Iowa, the Big East, fans in Alabama, Iowa State, Trev Alberts, and Indiana State.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by USA TODAY
Several deserving teams, including Oklahoma, Indiana State, and multiple Big East teams, were left out of the 2024 NCAA men's tournament due to limited spots, stolen bids, and committee considerations. Despite strong resumes, these teams missed the cut, with factors like NET ranking and conference performance playing a role in their exclusion. The snubs include Oklahoma's tough season in the Big 12, Indiana State's high NET ranking, and the Big East teams' solid performances.