The Georgetown Hoyas put up a good fight Sunday afternoon in Omaha, but ultimately lost to the Creighton Blue Jays, 80-69. The Hoyas were once again without Thomas Sorber and Caleb Williams and, despite putting up a very strong effort early in the game, could not overcome the depth and
The Georgetown Hoyas soundly defeated the Providence Friars 93-73 Wednesday night at Capital One Arena. It was almost certainly the best game the Hoyas have played all season, especially given that Thomas Sorber was absent with the Turf Toe he suffered during the loss to Butler and Caleb Williams was
Georgetown beat Seton Hall on Saturday 60-46 in a grinder of a game in which both teams shot below 40% from the field and 25% or worse from 3. This game was tough to watch for long stretches, but the Hoyas tenacity on defense eventually broke Seton Hall halfway through
The Georgetown Hoyas lost to the Xavier Musketeers 74-69 on Tuesday night at the Cintas Center in Cincinnati. The game was close throughout, but Xavier was largely in control in the latter part of the second half and the Hoyas never had the ball with the chance to tie or
The Georgetown Hoyas beat the Butler Bulldogs 73-70 on Friday night at Capital One Arena in a much-needed bounce back win after two straight losses and 6 losses in their previous 7 games. The Hoyas were paced by Micah Peavy and Thomas Sorber and got very important contributions from Malik
The Georgetown Hoyas got blown out by St. John's on Tuesday night at Capital One Arena, 66-41. It was the Hoyas second straight defeat and their 6th in the last 7 games. The only win in that stretch was an absolute escape job at Villanova. The Johnnies scored
The Georgetown Hoyas lost 78-68 to the Providence Friars Saturday afternoon at the Amica Mutual Pavilion in Providence. The Hoyas came in healthy and well rested after 5 full days off following their thrilling win on Monday at Villanova, but could not match the Friars' energy throughout the game
The Georgetown Hoyas won a game on Monday night that they had no business winning for most of the contest, beating the Villanova Wildcats 64-63 at Finneran Pavilion in Villanova. Villanova looked like the better team basically all night, but the Hoyas held them scoreless over the last 5 minutes
The Georgetown Hoyas lost to the DePaul Blue Demons on Friday, 73-68. DePaul took a 6-5 lead less than 3 minutes into the game and never conceded it, despite a frantic Hoyas comeback attempt that came as close as 65-63 with just over 2 minutes left. DePaul's first
The Georgetown Hoyas fell to St. John's on Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden, 63-58. It was a frustrating game that the Hoyas arguably should have won despite playing a better, more experienced team on their home floor and with the Hoyas battling injuries and/or foul trouble
It's been a couple of weeks since we've appropriately recapped a game so let's tackle the last three games: a home win over Xavier and matching 8-point losses to Marquette on the road and Connecticut at home that felt very different despite their matching
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