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2010 Big East Tournament
Big East tournament bracket
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9South Florida «58F
16DePaul 49Recap
8Georgetown «69F
9South Florida 49Recap
1Syracuse 84F
8Georgetown «91Recap
8Georgetown «80F
5Marquette 57Recap
8Georgetown 58F
3West Virginia «60Recap
12Connecticut 51F
13St. John's (N.Y.) «73Recap
5Marquette «57F
13St. John's (N.Y.) 55Recap
4Villanova 76F
5Marquette «80Recap
10Seton Hall «109F
15Providence 106Recap
7Notre Dame «68F
10Seton Hall 56Recap
2Pittsburgh 45F
7Notre Dame «50Recap
7Notre Dame 51F
3West Virginia «53Recap
11Cincinnati «69F
14Rutgers 68Recap
6Louisville 66F
11Cincinnati «69Recap
3West Virginia «54F
11Cincinnati 51Recap
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Quick Take
BIGE Da'Sean Butler's second game-winner in three days gave West Virginia its first Big East tournament championship. The senior guard, who banked in a 3-pointer at the buzzer to give West Virginia a quarterfinal win, scored in the lane with 4.2 seconds left as the Mountaineers topped Georgetown in the Big East title game.

So how many teams will the Big East put in the NCAA tournament this year?

Aside from West Virginia, which gets the automatic bid, Syracuse, Pittsburgh, Villanova, Marquette, Georgetown and Louisville are all considered safe bets for at-large invites by most accounts. With some stellar late season play -- without star forward Luke Harangody for most of the stretch -- Notre Dame appears as if it has played its way into the Dance as well. Seton Hall and South Florida have an outside chance at being selected.

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Individual Leaders
 PPG
1. L. Harangody ND22.4
2. D. Jones SFL21.3
3. J. Hazell SETON20.9
4. J. Peterson PROV19.6
5. S. Reynolds NOVA18.5
 APG
1. T. Jackson ND5.3
2. K. Walker CT5.2
3. A. Rautins SYR5.0
4. B. Wanamaker PITT4.7
5. E. Harvey SETON4.6
 RPG
1. H. Pope SETON11.1
2. J. Peterson PROV10.2
3. G. Monroe GTOWN9.5
4. L. Harangody ND9.2
5. W. Johnson SYR8.4
 FG%
1. A. Onuaku SYR66.8
2. R. Jackson SYR59.7
3. G. Edwards CT59.3
4. H. Ndiaye RUT57.9
5. A. Pena NOVA57.7
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
Syracuse15-329-4
West Virginia13-528-6
Pittsburgh13-525-8
Villanova13-525-8
Marquette11-722-12
Louisville11-720-13
Georgetown10-823-11
Notre Dame10-823-12
South Florida9-920-12
Seton Hall9-919-12
Cincinnati7-1118-15
Connecticut7-1117-15
St. Johns (N.Y.)6-1217-15
Rutgers5-1315-17
Providence4-1412-19
DePaul1-178-23
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2010 Big East Tournament Talk Back
ColAttar
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Have the teams in the Big East done enough to warrant half the conference going to the 'Big Dance'?  I'll lean toward yes.
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mattries37315
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Who wins the automatic bid?
(POLL) Its time for the Big East conference tournament and with every big conference, some teams are fighting for seeding and momentum going into the Big Dance and other are fighting to get themselves off the bubble into the Dance with a good showing or out ...(more)
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