Mar 13 11:57p by Adam Jacobi
For more on today's game and these teams, visit our Georgetown blog at Casual Hoya and our West Virginia blog at The Smoking Musket. New York, NY (Sports Network) - Da'Sean Butler provided the final theatrics of the Big East Tournament, pouring home a layup with 4.2 seconds remaining to give seventh-ranked West Virginia a thrilling 60-58 win over 22nd-ranked Georgetown to help the Mountaineers capture their first conference tournament title. Butler finished with 20 points and six rebounds for third-seeded WVU (27-6), which won its sixth straight to win a conference tournament for the first time since the 1984 Atlantic 10 Tournament. Wellington Smith finished with 11 points and 10 rebounds -- six on the offensive end -- and was a main factor in shutting down Georgetown stalwart center Greg Monroe. Monroe recorded tournament-lows of 11 points and six rebounds for the Hoyas (23-10), who were looking to win a Big East-record eighth tournament title. Chris Wright had 20 points and seven assists but missed a potential game-tying layup attempt at the buzzer. Austin Freeman added 14 points in defeat.
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Da'Sean Butler's Late Basket Gives No. 6 West Virginia Big East Title, 60-58
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As a Bearcats fan,
You go Hugs..
Cincinnati, you need to understand what in the hell you did 5 years ago. Jeff Wyler and all of the board members are freakin idiots. What does Cincy have now? Cronin? WTF
Even though I love the Bearcats, I will always be a Huggins fan. At least I can chear and watch a good team in the Dance, or at least until Cincy gets a new coach that can teach talented players how to win. I’m starving for a winning team.
by WHYUS!! on Mar 14, 2010 11:08 AM EDT reply actions
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