The
Rant will be your daily site to find out exactly how your team stacks up
against the rest of the conference as we creep closer to the Big East
Tournament in New York City, which begins March 12th.
Just
one game into the final week of the regular season and we have already seen
some things clearing up in the standings.
There is now only 1 double bye spot remaining after Louisville staked
claim to the 3rd last night. It
still looks like most of the seeding won’t be decided until the final day of
the regular season on Saturday. However,
with 3 games today and 3 more tomorrow the Big East standings will begin to
sort itself out leading into the weekend.
STANDINGS:
*#Georgetown Hoyas 13-33-6 @ Villanova
3-9 vs Syracuse
*#Louisville Cardinal 13-4
3-9 vs Notre Dame*#Marquette Golden Eagles 12-4
3-5 @ Rutgers
3-9 @ St. John’s
#Pittsburgh Panthers 11-6
3-9 @ DePaul
#Syracuse Orange 10-6
3-6 vs DePaul3-9 @ Georgetown
#Notre Dame Fighting Irish 10-6
3-5 vs St. John’s3-9 @ Louisville
UCONN Huskies 9-7
3-6 @ South Florida3-9 vs Providence
#Villanova Wildcats 9-8
3-6 vs Georgetown
#Providence Friars 8-8
3-5 vs Seton Hall3-9 @ UCONN
#St. John’s Red Storm 8-8
3-5 @ Notre Dame3-9 vs Marquette
#Cincinnati Bearcats 8-9
3-9 vs South Florida
Rutgers Scarlet Knights 4-12
3-5 vs Marquette3-8 @ Seton Hall
Seton Hall Pirates 3-13
3-5 @ Providence3-8 vs Rutgers
South Florida Bulls 2-14
3-6 vs UCONN3-9 @ Cincinnati
DePaul Blue Demons 2-14
3-6 @ Syracuse3-9 vs Pitt
#- Clinched Opening Round Bye
*- Clinched Bye into Quarterfinal Round
YESTERDAYS RECAP:
Louisville- 67Cincinnati- 51
Louisville clinched a bye into the Quarterfinals for the Big East Tournament as Rick Pitino gained his 300th win with the school. The Cardinal can still earn the top seed in the conference tournament in New York, but will need some help for that to happen. Since Louisville lost to Georgetown in their only match-up this season, the only way for the Cardinals to win the regular season title is if the Hoyas lose both of their remaining games. Georgetown plays Villanova on the road Wednesday and hosts Syracuse in the season finale Saturday. Louisville does own the head-to-head tiebreaker with Marquette however, so either a loss by the Golden Eagles in either of their final 2 games or another win by Louisville and they clinch at worst the 2-seed in New York.
Cincinnati in now locked into playing on Wednesday and with losses to all the teams immediately ahead of them in the standings, the Bearcats will likely need to win their season finale with South Florida if they want to move out of the 10th seed. With the USF-Cincinnati game being played at 4pm Saturday, after Providence, St. John’s and Villanova complete their seasons, it is likely that Cincinnati will know their destiny before tip-off.
TODAY’S GAMES:
St.
John’s @ Notre Dame7:00pm ESPN2
Marquette
@ Rutgers
7:00pm
ESPN Regional TV
Seton
Hall @ Providence
9:00pm
ESPN Regional TVUPCOMING GAMES:
Wednesday:
DePaul @ Syracuse, 6:00pm ESPN Regional TV
Georgetown @ Villanova, 7:00pm ESPN2
UCONN @ South Florida, 9:00pm ESPNU
Friday:
Rutgers
@ Seton Hall, 7:00pm ESPN Regional TV
Saturday:
Providence
@ UCONN, NOON ESPNUSyracuse @ Georgetown, NOON ESPN
Pitt @ DePaul, 2:00pm, ESPN Regional TV
Marquette @ St. John’s, 2:00pm ESPN
South Florida @ Cincinnati, 4:00pm ESPN Regional TV
Notre Dame @ Louisville, 4:00pm CBS
BETology:
TUESDAY March 12th:7:00pm
12 – Seton Hall
Vs
13 – South Florida
9:00pm
11 – RutgersVs
14 – DePaul
WEDNESDAY March 13th:
NOON8 – Providence
Vs
9 - St. John’s
2:00
5 – SyracuseVs
Tuesday 7:00 winner
7:00
7 – VillanovaVs
10 - Cincinnati
9:00
6 – Notre
DameVs
Tuesday 9:00 winner
THURSDAY March 14th:
NOON1 – Georgetown
Vs
Wednesday NOON winner
2:00
4 – PittVs
Wednesday 2:00 winner
7:00
2 – LouisvilleVs
Wednesday 7:00 winner
9:00
3 – MarquetteVs
Wednesday 9:00 winner
Check
back tomorrow for another update!
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