1998-1999 Big East Standings & Post-Season Results
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 Connecticut      16-2  .889  34-2   .944  NCAA #1  seed 6-0 National Champion
 Miami, Fl        15-3  .833  23-7   .767  NCAA #2  seed 1-1
 St. John's       14-4  .778  28-9   .757  NCAA #3  seed 3-1 Elite 8
 Villanova        10-8  .556  21-11  .656  NCAA #8  seed 0-1
 Syracuse         10-8  .556  21-12  .636  NCAA #8  seed 0-1
 Rutgers           9-9  .500  19-13  .594  NIT     1-1
 Providence        9-9  .500  16-14  .533  NIT     0-1
 Seton Hall        8-10 .444  15-15  .500  NIT     0-1
 Notre Dame        8-10 .444  14-16  .467
 Georgetown        6-12 .333  15-16  .484  NIT     0-1
 Pittsburgh        5-13 .278  14-16  .467
 West Virginia     4-14 .222  10-19  .526

Big East Tournament (Madison Square Garden)
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  First Round: 
    #9  Seton Hall 79, #8  Notre Dame     69 
    #4  Syracuse   96, #13 Boston College 55 
    #5  Villanova  73, #12 West Virginia  61 
    #10 Georgetown 68, #7  Providence     66 
    #6  Rutgers    64, #11 Pittsburgh     51 

  Quarterfinals: 
    #1 Connecticut 57, #9  Seton Hall     56 
    #4 Syracuse    70, #5  Villanova      62 
    #2 Miami       65, #10 Georgetown     54 
    #3 St. John's  77, #6  Rutgers        62 

  Semifinals 
    #1 Connecticut 71, #4  Syracuse       50 
    #3 St. John's  62, #2  Miami          59 

  Championship: 
    #1 Connecticut 82, #3  St. John's     63 

NCAA
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  Round of 64
     (1 ) Connecticut     91, (16) Texas-SA     66
     (2 ) Miami           75, (15) Lafayette    54
     (3 ) St. John's      69, (14) Samford      43
     (9 ) Oklahoma St     69, (8 ) Syracuse     61
     (9 ) Mississippi     72, (8 ) Villanova    70

  Round Of 32
     (1 ) Connecticut     78, (9 ) New Mexico   56
     (10) Purdue          73, (2 ) Miami        63
     (3 ) St. John's      86, (6 ) Indiana      61

  Sweet Sixteen
     (1 ) Connecticut     78, (5 ) Iowa         68
     (3 ) St. John's      76, (2 ) Maryland     62

  Elite Eight
     (1 ) Connecticut     67, (10) Gonzaga      62
     (4 ) Ohio St         77, (3 ) St. John's   74

  National Semifinals
     (1 ) Connecticut     64, (4 ) Ohio St      58

  National Championship
     (1 ) Connecticut     77, (1 ) Duke         74

NIT
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    *Rutgers         58, Hofstra         45
    Clemson          78, *Rutgers        68

    *Old Dominion    75, Seton Hall      56

    *Princeton       54, Georgetown      47

    *N.C. State      92, Providence      86


Conference Awards
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   Co-Players Of The Year:         Richard Hamilton (Connecticut)
                                   Tim James        (Miami)
   Defensive Player Of The Year:   Etan Thomas      (Syracuse)
   Rookie Of The Year:             Troy Murphy      (Notre Dame)
   Most Improved Player:           Johnny Hemsley   (Miami)
   Coach Of The Year:              Leonard Hamilton (Miami)

   First Team All Conference:
        Richard Hamilton   (Connecticut)
        Tim James          (Miami)
        Johnny Hemsley     (Miami)
        Jamel Thomas       (Providence)
        Ron Artest         (St. John's)
  Second Team All Conference:
        Khalid El-Amin     (Connecticut)
        Troy Murphy        (Notre Dame)
        Bootsy Thornton    (St. John's)
        Etan Thomas        (Syracuse)
        Marcus Goree       (West Virginia)
  Third Team All Conference:
        Vonteego Cummings  (Pittsburgh)
        Isaac Hawkins      (Pittsburgh)
        Rob Hodgson        (Rutgers)
        Jason Hart         (Syracuse)
        John Celestand     (Villanova)

  All Rookie Team:
        Kevin Braswell     (Georgetown)
        Anthony Perry      (Georgetown)
        Troy Murphy        (Notre Dame)
        Dahntay Jones      (Rutgers)
        Erick Barkley      (St. John's)


  Tournament MVP:    Kevin Freeman (Connecticut)

  All Tournament Team:
        Richard Hamilton   (Connecticut) 
        Khalid El-Amin     (Connecticut) 
        Erick Barkley      (St. John's) 
        Tim James          (Miami) 
        Etan Thomas        (Syracuse)