1982-1983 Big East Standings & Post-Season Results
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  Boston College  12-4  .750  25-7  .781  NCAA #4  seed  1-1 Sweet Sixteen
  Villanova       12-4  .750  24-8  .750  NCAA #2  seed  2-1 Elite 8
  St. John’s      12-4  .750  28-5  .848  NCAA #1  seed  1-1 Sweet Sixteen
  Georgetown      11-5  .688  22-10 .688  NCAA #5  seed  1-1
  Syracuse         9-7  .563  21-10 .677  NCAA #6  seed  1-1
  Pittsburgh       6-10 .375  13-15 .464
  Connecticut      5-11 .313  12-16 .429
  Providence       4-12 .250  12-19 .387
  Seton Hall       1-15 .063   6-23 .207

Big East Tournament  (Hartford Civic Center) 
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  First Round:
     #9 Seton Hall     73, #8 Providence     64

  Quarterfinals: 
     #3 St John's      64, #6 Pittsburgh     53 
     #2 Villanova      69, #7 Connecticut    68 
     #5 Syracuse       79, #4 Georgetown     72 
     #1 Boston College 79, #9 Seton Hall     56

  Semifinals: 
     #1 Boston College 80, #5 Syracuse       74 
     #3 St John's      91, #2 Villanova      80

  Championship: 
     #3 St John's      85, #1 Boston College 77

NCAA Tournament
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   Round of 48
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    (5 ) Georgetown     68, (12) Alcorn St.     63
    (6 ) Syracuse       74, (11) Morehead St    59

   Round of 32
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    (1 ) St. John's     66, (9 ) Rutgers        55
    (3 ) Villanova      60, (11) Lamar          58
    (4 ) Boston College 51, (12) Princeton      42
    (4 ) Memphis St     66, (5 ) Georgetown     57
    (3 ) Ohio St        79, (6 ) Syracuse       74

   Sweet Sixteen
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    (1 ) Virginia       95, (4 ) Boston College 92
    (3 ) Villanova      55, (7 ) Iowa           54
    (4 ) Georgia        70, (1 ) St. John's     67

   Elite Eight
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    (1 ) Houston        89, (3 ) Villanova      71

NIT
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    -none-

Conference Awards
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   Player Of The Year:             Chris Mullin (St John's)
   Defensive Player Of The Year:   Patrick Ewing (Georgetown)
   Freshman Of The Year:           Earl Kelley (Connecticut)
   Coach Of The Year:              Lou Carnesecca (St. John's)

   First Team All Conference:
        Patrick Ewing      (Georgetown)
        Erich Santifer     (Syracuse)
        Chris Mullin       (St. John's)
        Ed Pinckney        (Villanova)
        John Pinone        (Villanova)
  Second Team All Conference:
        Michael Adams      (Boston College)
        Stewart Granger    (Villanova)
        John Garris        (Boston College)
        Jay Murphy         (Boston College)
        David Russell      (St John's)
  Third Team All Conference:
        Ron Jackson        (Providence)
        Leo Rautins        (Syracuse)
        Otis Thorpe        (Providence)
        Billy Goodwin      (St. John's)
        Clyde Vaughan      (Pittsburgh

  All Freshman Team:
        Earl Kelley        (Connecticut)
        Michael Jackson    (Georgetown)
        David Wingate      (Georgetown)
        Andre McCloud      (Seton Hall)
        Rafael Addison     (Syracuse)

  Tournament MVP:    Chris Mullin (St. John's)

  All Tournament Team:
        John Garris        (Boston College) 
        Jay Murphy         (Boston College) 
        Chris Mullin       (St. John's) 
        Billy Goodwin      (St. John's) 
        Leo Rautins        (Syracuse) 
        Stewart Granger    (Villanova)