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2009 Big East Tournament


Big East tournament bracket
First roundSecond roundQuarterfinalsSemifinalsChampionship
03/1003/1103/1203/1303/14
9Cincinnati 57F
16DePaul «67
8Providence «83F
16DePaul 74
1Louisville «73F
8Providence 55
1Louisville «69F
4Villanova 55
1Louisville «76F
6Syracuse 66
12Georgetown 59F
13St. John's (N.Y.) «64
5Marquette «74F
13St. John's (N.Y.) 45
4Villanova «76F
5Marquette 75
10Notre Dame «61F
15Rutgers 50
7West Virginia «74F
10Notre Dame 62
2Pittsburgh 60F
7West Virginia «74
7West Virginia 69F
6Syracuse «74
11Seton Hall «68F
14South Florida 54
6Syracuse «89F
11Seton Hall 74
3Connecticut 117F
6Syracuse «127
Conference Scoreboard
 
Quick Take
BIGE While it was Connecticut and Pittsburgh who drew most of the national attention all season, Louisville (28-5) seemingly flew under the radar to capture both the regular-season title and conference tournament title. It's the Cardinals' first title since joining the Big East four years ago and should earn them a No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament.

Pittsburgh (28-4) and Connecticut (27-4) may still draw top-seed consideration in spite of quarterfinal losses. The Panthers have the added bonus of beating UConn twice during the season. Aside from the top three, Villanova, Marquette, Syracuse and West Virginia are also seen as locks for the Big Dance.

Despite losing the championship game, it's not a tournament runner-up Syracuse will soon forget. In the quarterfinals, the Orange outlasted Connecticut 127-117 in the second-longest Division I game ever played. The six-overtime affair finished one short of the record set in Cincinnati's 75-73 victory over Bradley on Dec. 21, 1981. Syracuse followed it up with another OT win in the semis against West Virginia.
 
Individual Leaders
 PPG
1. A. Onuaku SYR14.0
2. S. Jardine SYR12.0
3. W. Johnson SYR12.0
4. K. Joseph SYR12.0
5. R. Jackson SYR10.0
 APG
1. A. Rautins SYR5.0
2. S. Jardine SYR4.0
3. W. Johnson SYR4.0
4. B. Triche SYR3.0
5. R. Jackson SYR2.0
 RPG
1. W. Johnson SYR8.0
2. R. Jackson SYR5.0
3. K. Joseph SYR5.0
4. A. Rautins SYR5.0
5. B. Triche SYR5.0
 FG%
1. A. Onuaku SYR85.7
2. K. Joseph SYR80
3. S. Jardine SYR71.4
4. W. Johnson SYR45.5
5. B. Triche SYR42.9
Complete Leaders
 
Team Leaders
 PPG
1. Syracuse80.2
2. Connecticut78.3
3. Marquette78.3
4. Providence78.1
5. Pittsburgh77.4
 RPG
1. Connecticut45.9
2. Syracuse43.4
3. Pittsburgh42.6
4. Notre Dame42.4
5. West Virginia42.0
Complete Leaders
 
Big East
Syracuse0-01-0
Cincinnati0-00-0
Connecticut0-00-0
DePaul0-00-0
Georgetown0-00-0
Louisville0-00-0
Marquette0-00-0
Notre Dame0-00-0
Pittsburgh0-00-0
Providence0-00-0
Rutgers0-00-0
Seton Hall0-00-0
South Florida0-00-0
St. Johns (N.Y.)0-00-0
Villanova0-00-0
West Virginia0-00-0
Expanded Standings
 
2009 Big East Tournament Talk Back

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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