Fri & Sat Big East Games TV Schedule 12/1 & 12/2/17

Friday 12/1/17
25 Creighton @ 15 Gonzaga (-8) 9:15pm
TV: ESPN2 - Eric Rothman, Sean Farnham


Saturday 12/2/17
11 Cincinnati at 21 Xavier, 11:00AM
TV: FS1- Justin Kutcher & Len Elmore

Saint Louis at Butler, 1:00PM
TV: FS1- Vince Welch & Nick Bahe

Youngstown State at DePaul, 1:00PM
TV: FSN -Jeff Levering & Dickey Simpkins

Georgia at Marquette, 1:00PM
TV: CBSSN- John Sadak & Jordan Cornette

Sacred Heart at St. John’s, 3:30PM
TV: FS1- Rich Ackerman & Vin Parise

Providence at Rhode Island, 4:00PM
TV: CBSSN- Ed Cohen & Bob Wenzel

4 Villanova at St. Joseph's, 4:30PM
TV: ESPN2- Bob Wischusen, Fran Fraschilla

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Important weekend of games for the Big East with 5 big games. Winning all of these (or losing 1 at the most) would really help the conference's power rating.

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Originally Posted by DCwarrior

Important weekend of games for the Big East with 5 big games. Winning all of these (or losing 1 at the most) would really help the conference's power rating.

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Bummer for Creighton last night. Up 7 at the half, then lose by double digits. Winning at The Kennel ain't easy.

The most underrated rivals in the world is Providence and URI.

Xavier with a strong start against Cincy. 33-21 with under 4:00 left in the 1st half.

7-11 from 3 for Xavier. 43-30 at the half. JP Macura has always been a good player, but he has taken it to another level this year.

Real nice win for Hall today at Louisville (and big win Thursday against Texas Tech). The top three in the league look real strong (could all be protected seeds), but I wonder how the five teasms after them shake out and can 2-3 separate themselves enough to comfortably get NCAA bids.

You can't have a bigger week than Seton Hall did.