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Iwuchukwu scores 28 as Georgetown knocks off Delaware State
Vincent Iwuchukwu had 28 points in Georgetown's 83-78 win against Delaware State on Tuesday.
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Georgetown brutalized Maryland's defense with a barrage of 3-pointers all night long, and the Terrapins were never able to catch up in a 86-74 loss to the Hoyas at Capitol One Arena.
SharesUConn back on top of Big East women’s preseason poll
UConn was in its familiar place -- atop the women's preseason poll in the Big East.
SharesUConn picked by league coaches to win Big East
UConn was picked to win the Big East by the league's coaches on Thursday with defending champion St. John's the second choice.
SharesCarroll scores 22 points as Xavier defeats Georgetown
Tre Carroll had 22 points in Xavier's 91-84 victory over Georgetown on Saturday.
SharesGeorgetown’s Lewis to miss rest of season with ankle injury
Georgetown junior guard KJ Lewis will miss the remainder of the regular season with a left ankle injury, the team said Thursday.
SharesJames scores 20 points as Marquette beats Georgetown
Nigel James Jr.'s 20 points helped Marquette defeat Georgetown 76-60 on Tuesday.
SharesBizjack’s 19 help Butler knock off Georgetown, snap six-game skid
Finley Bizjack had 19 points and six assists in Butler's 93-89 victory against Georgetown on Wednesday night to snap a six-game losing streak.
SharesLewis’ 26 points help Villanova down Georgetown
Acaden Lewis' 26 points helped Villanova defeat Georgetown 80-73 on Saturday.
SharesLewis’ big second half helps Georgetown secure win over Providence
KJ Lewis scored 21 of his 26 points after halftime in Georgetown's 81-78 victory over Providence on Saturday to end the Hoyas' six-game losing streak.
SharesPerkins scores 16 points as Villanova beats Georgetown
Tyler Perkins had 16 points in Villanova's 66-51 win against Georgetown on Wednesday.
SharesClark’s 22 points lead Seton Hall over Georgetown
Adam Clark's 22 points helped Seton Hall defeat Georgetown 76-67 on Saturday night.
SharesGeorgetown suspends Cooley for one game after tossing water bottle that hit child in stands
Georgetown suspended coach Ed Cooley for one game on Sunday after he tossed a water bottle into the stands during Saturday's 80-77 loss to Xavier. The bottle hit a mother and child who were watching the game two rows behind Georgetown's bench.
SharesWilson, Veesar push No. 16 North Carolina past Georgetown
Caleb Wilson and Henry Veesar both collected double-doubles as No. 16 North Carolina pulled away from visiting Georgetown in the second half to win 81-61.
SharesGeorgetown’s Iwuchukwu to have a medical procedure, be evaluated after 6-8 weeks
Georgetown center Vince Iwuchukwu needs to have a medical procedure and will be evaluated after six to eight weeks, the school said Tuesday, without giving any specifics about his condition.
SharesMack’s 19 points lead Georgetown past Maryland
Malik Mack scored 19 points, KJ Lewis added 16, and Georgetown beat Maryland 70-60 on Friday.
SharesLewis has 14 points in Georgetown’s win over Morgan State
K.J. Lewis scored 14 points, grabbed five rebounds and had three steals and Georgetown beat Morgan State 87-70 in a season-opener on Monday.
SharesGeorgetown-GW hoop exhibition, first matchup in 44 years, to air on Monumental Sports Network
Saturday's basketball exhibition between Georgetown and George Washington universities will air live on Monumental Sports Network, the streaming service announced Wednesday. It will be the first game between the two D.C. teams since 1981.
SharesMaryland’s Queen, Georgetown’s Sorber selected in first round of NBA draft
Maryland basketball's favorite son is headed to the NBA. Center Derik Queen was selected 13th by the Atlanta Hawks in the first round of the NBA draft on Wednesday night, though they traded his draft rights to the New Orleans Pelicans.
SharesDuke’s Maluach, Maryland’s Queen head list of big men in upcoming draft
Duke's Khaman Maluach anchored the interior for an elite defensive team that reached the Final Four. Maryland's Derik Queen was the offensive focal point for a team that reached the NCAA Tournament's second weekend.
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