1989-1990 Big East Standings & Post-Season Results
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   Connecticut     12- 4 .750  31-6   .838  NCAA #1  seed 3-1 Elite Eight
   Syracuse        12- 4 .750  26-7   .788  NCAA #2  seed 2-1 Sweet Sixteen
   Georgetown      11- 5 .688  24-7   .774  NCAA #3  seed 1-1
   St. John’s      10- 6 .625  24-10  .706  NCAA #6  seed 1-1
   Villanova        8- 8 .500  18-15  .545  NCAA #12 seed 0-1
   Providence       8- 8 .500  17-12  .586  NCAA #9  seed 0-1
   Seton Hall       5-11 .313  12-16  .667
   Pittsburgh       5-11 .313  12-17  .414
   Boston College   1-15 .063   8-20  .286

Big East Tournament (Madison Square Garden) 
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   First Round: 
     #8  Pittsburgh   88, #9  Boston College 70 

   Quarterfinals: 
     #2 Connecticut   76, #7 Seton Hall      58 
     #3 Georgetown    78, #6 Providence      77 
     #1 Syracuse      58, #8 Pittsburgh      55 
     #5 Villanova     70, #4 St John's       60 

   Semifinals: 
     #2 Connecticut   65, #3 Georgetown      60 
     #1 Syracuse      73, #5 Villanova       61

   Championship: 
     #2 Connecticut   78, #1 Syracuse        75

NCAA Tournament
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   Round of 64
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     (1 ) Connecticut    76, (16) Boston        52
     (2 ) Syracuse       70, (15) Coppin St     48
     (3 ) Georgetown     70, (14) Texas Southern 52
     (6 ) St. John's     81, (11) Temple        65
     (8 ) Ohio St        84, (9 ) Providence    83    ot
     (5 ) LSU            70, (12) Villanova     63

   Round Of 32
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     (1 ) Connecticut    74, (9 ) California    54
     (2 ) Syracuse       63, (7 ) Virginia      61
     (6 ) Xavier         74, (3 ) Georgetown    71
     (3 ) Duke           76, (6 ) St. John's    72

   Sweet Sixteen
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     (1 ) Connecticut    71, (5 ) Clemson       70
     (6 ) Minnesota      82, (2 ) Syracuse      75

   Elite Eight
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     (3 ) Duke           79, (1 ) Connecticut   78    ot

NIT
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   none

Conference Awards
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   Player Of The Year:             Derrick Coleman (Syracuse)
   Rookie Of The Year:             Nadav Henefeld (Connecticut)
   Defensive Player Of The Year:   Dikembe Mutombo and Alonzo Mourning (Georgetown)
   Coach Of The Year:              Jim Calhoun (Connecticut)

   First Team All Conference:
      Mark Tilimon        (Georgetown)
      Alonzo Mourning     (Georgetown)
      Brian Shorter       (Pittsburgh)
      Greg "Boo" Harvey   (St. John's)
      Derrick Coleman     (Syracuse)
      Billy Owens         (Syracuse)
   Second Team All Conference:
      Chris Smith         (Connecticut)
      Dikembe Mutombo     (Georgetown)
      Carlton Screen      (Providence)
      Malik Sealy         (St. John's)
      Stephen Thompson    (Syracuse)
   Third Team All Conference:
      Tate George         (Connecticut)
      Nadav Henefeld      (Connecticut)
      Dwayne Bryant       (Georgetown)
      Jason Matthews      (Pittsburgh)
      Marty Conlon        (Providence)

   All Rookie Team:
      Nadav Henefeld      (Connecticut)
      Scott Burrell       (Connecticut)
      Terry Dehere        (Seton Hall)
      Michael Edwards     (Syracuse)
      Lance Miller        (Villanova)

   Tourney MVP:  Chris Smith (Connecticut)

   All Tournament Team:
      John Gwynn          (Connecticut) 
      Tate George         (Connecticut) 
      Chris Smith         (Connecticut) 
      Tom Greis           (Villanova) 
      Derrick Coleman     (Syracuse) 
      Stephen Thompson    (Syracuse)