1988-1989 Big East Standings & Post-Season Results
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   Georgetown      13-3  .813  29-5   .853  NCAA #1  seed 3-1  Elite 8
   Seton Hall      11-5  .688  31-7   .816  NCAA #3  seed 5-1  2nd Place
   Syracuse        10-6  .625  30-8   .789  NCAA #2  seed 3-1  Elite 8
   Pittsburgh       9-7  .563  17-13  .567  NCAA #8  seed 0-1
   Villanova        7-9  .438  18-16  .529  NIT    2-1
   Providence       7-9  .438  18-11  .621  NCAA #12 seed 0-1
   St. John’s       6-10 .375  20-13  .606  NIT    5-0  Champions
   Connecticut      6-10 .375  18-13  .581  NIT    2-1
   Boston College   3-13 .188  12-17  .414

Big East Tournament  (Madison Square Garden) 
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  First round: 
     #9 Boston College 81, #8 St John's     74 

  Quarterfinals: 
     #2 Seton Hall     74, #7 Connecticut    66 
     #3 Syracuse       79, #6 Providence     76 
     #1 Georgetown     82, #9 Boston College 52 
     #4 Pittsburgh     71, #5 Villanova      66 

  Semifinals: 
     #3 Syracuse       81, #2 Seton Hall     78 
     #1 Georgetown     85, #4 Pittsburgh     62 

  Championship: 
     #1 Georgetown     88, #3 Syracuse       79 

NCAA Tournament
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   Round of 64
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     (1 ) Georgetown   50, (16) Princeton     49
     (2 ) Syracuse    104, (15) Bucknell      81
     (3 ) Seton Hall   60, (14) SW Mizzou St  51
     (9 ) Ball St      68, (8 ) Pittsburgh    64
     (5 ) Virginia    100, (12) Providence    97

   Round of 32
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     (1 ) Georgetown   81, (9 ) Notre Dame    74
     (2 ) Syracuse     65, (10) Colorado St   50
     (3 ) Seton Hall   87, (11) Evansville    73

   Sweet Sixteen
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     (1 ) Georgetown   69, (5 ) NCSU          61
     (2 ) Syracuse     83, (3 ) Missouri      80
     (3 ) Seton Hall   78, (2 ) Indiana       65

   Elite Eight
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     (2 ) Duke         85, (1 ) Georgetown    77
     (1 ) Illinois     89, (2 ) Syracuse      86
     (3 ) Seton Hall   84, (4 ) UNLV          61

   National Semifinals
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     (3 ) Seton Hall   95, (2 ) Duke          78

   National Championship
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     (3 ) Michigan     80, (3 ) Seton Hall    79  ot

NIT
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   *St. John's     70, Mississippi         67
   *St. John's     76, Oklahoma St         64
   St. John's      83, *Ohio St            80   ot
   St. John's      76, UAB                 65
   St. John's      73, St. Louis           65

   Connecticut     67, *UNC-Charlotte      62
   *Connecticut    73, California          72
   UAB             85, *Connecticut        79

   *Villanova      76, St. Peter's         56
   *Villanova      76, Penn St             67
   Michigan St     70, *Villanova          63

Conference Awards
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   Player Of The Year:             Charles Smith (Georgetown)
   Rookie Of The Year:             Brian Shorter (Pittsburgh)
   Defensive Player Of The Year:   Alonzo Mourning (Georgetown)
   Coach Of The Year:              P.J. Carlesimo (Seton Hall)

   First Team All Conference:
             Sherman Douglas   (Syracuse)
             Charles Smith     (Georgetown)
             Ramon Ramos       (Seton Hall)
             Brian Shorter     (Pittsburgh)
             Derrick Coleman   (Syracuse)
   Second Team All Conference:
             Dana Barros       (Boston College)
             Stephen Thompson  (Syracuse)
             Jayson Williams   (St. John's)
             Alonzo Mourning   (Georgetown)
             Cliff Robinson    (Connecticut)
   Third Team All Conference:
             Eric Murdock      (Providence)
             Jason Matthews    (Pittsburgh)
             John Morton       (Seton Hall)
             Andrew Gaze       (Seton Hall)
             Doug West         (Villanova)

   All Rookie Team:
             Malik Sealy       (St. John's)
             Brian Shorter     (Pittsburgh)
             Alonzo Mourning   (Georgetown)
             Billy Owens       (Syracuse)
             Marc Dowdell      (Villanova)

   Tournament Most Valuable Player: Charles Smith (Georgetown)

   All-Tournament Team: 
             Dana Barros       (Boston College) 
             Ramon Ramos       (Seton Hall) 
             John Morton       (Seton Hall) 
             Sherman Douglas   (Syracuse) 
             Alonzo Mourning   (Georgetown) 
             Charles Smith     (Georgetown)