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Siena 5-3 at Georgetown 4-5, FS1, 6:30pm -Dan Kolko, John Giannini
Line: Georgetown -6/142.5

DePaul 5-3 at St. John's 8-1, FS1, 6:30pm - Dave Sims, Jim Spanarkel
Line: St. John's -8.5/156

Penn 5-6 at Villanova 3-5, CBSSN, 7pm -Tom McCarthy, Steve Lappas and Jay Wright. Jon Rothstein reporting from the sideline.
Line: Villanova -13/139.5

Manhattan 3-4 at Providence 6-3, FS1, 8:30pm -John Fanta, Donny Marshall
Line: Providence -18/136.5

Lincoln PA at Seton Hall 4-4, FS2, 8:30pm- Scott Graham, Tarik Turner

5 UConn 9-0 at Florida 6-3, ESPN2, 9pm -Kevin Fitzgerald, Jimmy Dykes
Line: UConn -4.5/143.5

Georgetown actually held on to a lea d and won. Free tickets didn't get attendance numbers up.

Georgetown had me worried but they pulled it out.

Um, why Seton Hall?

I had no idea there was a conference game tonight.

Cam’s the real deal. That is all.

Also the Huskies are very good. Still think Hurley is a tool.

GumbyDamnit! wrote:Also the Huskies are very good. Still think Hurley is a tool.

+1

It’s a good thing UConn is outperforming right now. The crash when the Big East hits them will be all the sweeter watching Hurley implode.

only question mark for Huskies is PG play. however, their backcourt overall on D is still as good as any. It will be interesting to see how they handle the ball pressure from St Johns and Marquette. cant wait for Sanogo-Kalkbrenner and Clingan-King matchup. right now I have to give an edge to Uconn.

Can someone explain why St. John’s and Depaul started the conference season so much earlier than everyone else? Before their nonconference games were even done?