1997-1998 Big East Standings & Post-Season Results
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 BE 7 
   Syracuse      12-6  .667  26-9  .743  NCAA #5  seed 2-1 Sweet Sixteen
   Miami         11-7  .611  18-10 .643  NCAA #11 seed 0-1
   Seton Hall     9-9  .500  15-15 .500  NIT    0-1
   Providence     7-11 .389  13-16 .448
   Georgetown     6-12 .333  16-15 .516  NIT    1-1
   Rutgers        6-12 .333  14-15 .483
   Pittsburgh     6-12 .333  11-16 .407

 BE 6 
   Connecticut   15-3  .833  32-5  .865  NCAA #2  seed 3-1  Elite 8
   St. John’s    13-5  .722  22-10 .688  NCAA #7  seed 0-1
   West Virginia 11-7  .611  24-9  .727  NCAA #10 seed 2-1  Sweet Sixteen
   Villanova      8-10 .444  12-17 .414
   Notre Dame     7-11 .389  13-14 .481
   Boston College 6-12 .333  15-16 .484

Big East Tournament (Madison Square Garden) 
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   First Round: 
     #8  Providence     72, #9  Notre Dame    55 
     #13 Georgetown     62, #4  Miami         56 
     #12 Rutgers        72, #5  West Virginia 65 
     #7  Villanova      96, #10 Pittsburgh    93   2ot 
     #11 Boston College 97, #6  Seton Hall    87    ot 

   Quarterfinals: 
     #1  Connecticut    64, #8  Providence     55 
     #12 Rutgers        61, #13 Georgetown     60 
     #2  Syracuse       69, #7  Villanova      66 
     #3  St. John's     91, #11 Boston College 80

   Semifinals: 
     #1  Connecticut    64, #12 Rutgers        50 
     #2  Syracuse       69, #3  St. John's     67   ot 

   Championship: 
     #1  Connecticut    69, #2  Syracuse       64


NCAA Tournament
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   Round of 64
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     (2 ) Connecticut   93, (15) Fairleigh-Dickinson  85
     (5 ) Syracuse      63, (12) Iona            61
     (10) Detroit       66, (7 ) St. John's      64
     (10) West Virginia 82, (7 ) Temple          52
     (6 ) UCLA          65, (11) Miami,Fl        62

   Round of 32
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     (2 ) Connecticut   78, (7 ) Indiana         68
     (5 ) Syracuse      56, (4 ) New Mexico      46
     (10) West Virginia 75, (2 ) Cincinnati      74

   Sweet Sixteen
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     (2 ) Connecticut   75, (11) Washington      74
     (1 ) Duke          80, (5 ) Syracuse        67
     (3 ) Utah          65, (10) West Virginia   62

   Elite 8
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     (1 ) N. Carolina  75, (2 ) Connecticut     64


NIT
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    Georgetown     71, *Florida      69
    *Georgia Tech  80, Georgetown    79   ot

    *Georgia Tech  88, Seton Hall    78

Conference Awards
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   Players Of The Year:            Richard Hamilton (Connecticut)
   Defensive Player of the Year:   Damian Owens (West Virginia)
   Rookie of the Year:             Khalid El-Amin (Connecticut)
   Most Improved Player:           Etan Thomas (Syracuse)
   Coach of the Year:              Jim Calhoun (Connecticut)

   First Team All Conference: 
         Richard Hamilton (Connecticut)
         Tim James        (Miami)
         Pat Garrity      (Notre Dame)
         Felipe Lopez     (St. John's)
         Damian Owens     (West Virginia) 

   Second Team All Conference: 
         Vonteego Cummings (Pittsburgh)
         Jamel Thomas      (Providence)
         Zendon Hamilton   (St. John's)
         Levell Sanders    (Seton Hall) 
         Todd Burgan       (Syracuse) 
   
   Third Team All Conference: 
         Antonio Granger   (Boston College)
         Duane Woodward    (Boston College)
         Khalid El-Amin    (Connecticut)
         Shaheen Holloway  (Seton Hall)
         Etan Thomas       (Syracuse)


   All Rookie Team: 
         Khalid El-Amin    (Connecticut)
         Martin Inglesby   (Notre Dame)
         Ricardo Greer     (Pittsburgh) 
         Jeff Greer        (Rutgers)
         Ron Artest        (St. John's). 

  Tourney MVP:      Khalid El-Amin, Connecticut

  All-Tournament Team: 
         Richard Hamilton  (Connecticut) 
         Rashamel Jones    (Connecticut) 
         Ron Artest        (St. John's) 
         Ryan Blackwell    (Syracuse) 
         Todd Burgan       (Syracuse)