1985-1986 Big East Standings & Post-Season Results
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   St. John’s    14-2   .875 31-5   .861  NCAA #1  seed 1-1
   Syracuse      14-2   .875 26-6   .813  NCAA #2  seed 1-1
   Georgetown    11-5   .688 24-8   .750  NCAA #4  seed 1-1
   Villanova     10-6   .625 23-14  .622  NCAA #10 seed 1-1
   Providence     7-9   .438 17-14  .548  NIT    2-1
   Pittsburgh     6-10  .375 15-14  .517  NIT    0-1
   Boston College 4-12  .250 13-15  .464
   Connecticut    3-13  .188 12-16  .429
   Seton Hall     3-13  .188 14-18  .438

Big East Tournament  (Madison Square Garden) 
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  First round: 
     #9 Seton Hall     76, #8 Connecticut    66 

  Quarterfinals: 
     #2 Syracuse      102, #7 Boston College 79 
     #3 Georgetown     57, #6 Pittsburgh     56 
     #1 St. John's     87, #9 Seton Hall     68 
     #4 Villanova      75, #5 Providence     63 

  Semifinals: 
     #1 St John's      75, #4 Villanova      64 
     #2 Syracuse       75, #3 Georgetown     73   ot 

  Championship: 
     #1 St. John's     70, #2 Syracuse       69 

NCAA Tournament
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   Round of 64
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     (1 ) St. John's   83, (16) Montana St   74
     (2 ) Syracuse    101, (15) Brown        52
     (4 ) Georgetown   70, (13) Texas Tech   64
     (10) Villanova    71, (7 ) Virginia Tech 62

   Round of 32
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     (8 ) Auburn       81, (1 ) St. John's   65
     (7 ) Navy         97, (2 ) Syracuse     85
     (5 ) Michigan St  80, (4 ) Georgetown   68
     (2 ) Georgia Tech 66, (10) Villanova    61


NIT
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    *Providence    72, Boston U.     69
    *Providence    90, George Mason  71
    Louisiana Tech 64, *Providence   63

    *SW Missouri St 59, Pittsburgh   53

Conference Awards
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   Player Of The Year:             Walter Berry (St John's)
   Freshman Of The Year:           Dana Barros (Boston College)
   Defensive Player Of The Year:   Harold Pressley (Villanova)
   Coach Of The Year:              Jim Calhoun (Connecticut)

   First Team All Conference:
             Reggie Williams   (Georgetown)
             Mark Jackson      (St John's)
             Walter Berry      (St John's)
             Dwayne Washington (Syracuse)
             Harold Pressley   (Villanova)

   Second Team All Conference:
             Earl Kelley       (Connecticut)
             David Wingate     (Georgetown)
             Rafael Addison    (Syracuse)
             Rony Seikaly      (Syracuse)
             Wendell Alexis    (Syracuse)

   Third Team All Conference:
             Roger McCready    (Boston College)
             Michael Jackson   (Georgetown)
             Demetreus Gore    (Pittsburgh)
             Charles Smith     (Pittsburgh)
             Billy Donovan     (Providence)

   All Freshman Team:
             Dana Barros       (Boston College)
             Kenny Wilson      (Villanova)
             Doug West         (Villanova)
             Johnathan Edwards (Georgetown)
             Phil Gamble       (Connecticut)

   Tournament Most Valuable Player: Dwayne Washington (Syracuse)

   All Tournament Team:
             Reggie Williams   (Georgetown) 
             Walter Berry      (St. John's) 
             Mark Jackson      (St. John's) 
             Rony Seikaly      (Syracuse) 
             Dwayne Washington (Syracuse) 
             Harold Pressley   (Villanova)