Final Feb 18
JAC 56 3.0 o141.5
FGCU 72 -3.0 u141.5
Final Feb 18
VILL 59 9.0 o136.0
CONN 66 -9.0 u136.0
Final Feb 18
PEAY 68 -4.5 o145.0
BELL 94 4.5 u145.0
Final Feb 18
M-OH 66 -4.5 o152.5
EMU 76 4.5 u152.5
Final Feb 18
NIU 63 19.5 o160.0
AKR 73 -19.5 u160.0
Final Feb 18
WMU 97 -2.0 o155.5
BUFF 64 2.0 u155.5
Final Feb 18
CMU 82 5.0 o153.0
OHIO 84 -5.0 u153.0
Final Feb 18
UWG 62 16.5 o149.5
UNA 80 -16.5 u149.5
Final Feb 18
OKLA 63 14.5 o155.5
FLA 85 -14.5 u155.5
Final Feb 18
SYR 69 11.0 o146.0
PITT 80 -11.0 u146.0
Final Feb 18
KENT 91 -6.0 o142.5
BGSU 84 6.0 u142.5
Final Feb 18
LIP 57 -4.0 o155.5
EKY 66 4.0 u155.5
Final Feb 18
UNF 79 -6.5 o165.0
STET 71 6.5 u165.0
Final Feb 18
BALL 66 7.5 o155.5
TOL 67 -7.5 u155.5
Final Feb 18
PUR 66 3.0 o148.5
MSU 75 -3.0 u148.5
Final Feb 18
CARK 72 13.5 o143.0
QNC 89 -13.5 u143.0
Final Feb 18
TXAM 54 2.5 o143.5
MSST 70 -2.5 u143.5
Final Feb 18
L-IL 77 2.0 o140.0
DAV 69 -2.0 u140.0
Final Feb 18
BUT 63 7.0 o151.5
XAV 76 -7.0 u151.5
Final Feb 18
COLO 65 18.5 o142.5
ISU 79 -18.5 u142.5
Final Feb 18
TTU 66 -7.0 o141.5
TCU 69 7.0 u141.5
Final Feb 18
TNST 86 2.5 o152.0
UTM 75 -2.5 u152.0
Final Feb 18
ILL 74 4.0 o162.0
WIS 95 -4.0 u162.0
Final Feb 18
AFA 62 8.5 o130.5
WYO 69 -8.5 u130.5
Final Feb 18
HALL 56 18.5 o135.5
MARQ 80 -18.5 u135.5
Final Feb 18
KU 57 2.5 o147.5
BYU 91 -2.5 u147.5
Final Feb 18
HOU 80 -12.0 o133.5
ASU 65 12.0 u133.5
Final Feb 18
NEV 71 3.5 o137.0
CSU 79 -3.5 u137.0
Final Feb 18
VT 36 -1.5 o142.5
BC 54 1.5 u142.5
Final Feb 18
SCAR 67 2.5 o139.5
LSU 81 -2.5 u139.5
Final Feb 18
MINN 64 11.0 o132.0
UCLA 61 -11.0 u132.0
Final Feb 18
FRES 60 18.5 o142.5
SDSU 83 -18.5 u142.5
Georgetown 7th Big East15-10
Butler 9th Big East12-14

Georgetown @ Butler preview

Hinkle Fieldhouse

Last Meeting ( Jan 31, 2025 ) Butler 70, Georgetown 73

Two Big East rivals face off for the second time in two weeks as Butler hosts Georgetown on Saturday afternoon in Indianapolis.

The Bulldogs (11-13, 4-9) followed up a 30-point win at Seton Hall with an 82-81 victory at home against Providence last weekend.

Butler coach Thad Matta spoke on the team pulling out a close victory after losing leads in eight of nine conference losses.

"Two months ago, that (the Friars making 16 of 32 shots from beyond the arc) could have demoralized us. I thought we showed resilience and some toughness down the stretch when we had to."

After losing six of seven, the Hoyas (15-9, 6-7) are showing signs of turning it around. They have won two of their last three games, including wins over this Butler team and in their most recent game last weekend, a 60-46 decision over Seton Hall.

Georgetown coach Ed Cooley acknowledged his team needed the weeklong break after that game.

"The last time we had a week off was before Christmas," he said. "We need it desperately right now, get a couple days off with their bodies."

Micah Peavy leads the Hoyas averaging 15.2 points and 2.3 steals per game. Thomas Sorber leads down low by averaging 8.7 rebounds and 2.1 blocks.

Jahmyl Telfort leads Butler with 16.0 points and 3.5 assists per contest. Andre Screen leads with 6.1 boards per night.

On the injury front, Butler announced Augusto Cassia will leave the program after he sustained a ligament injury in his knee back on Dec. 10. He was cleared to return to activity prior to his decision to leave.

Julius Halaifonua is the lone name on Georgetown's injury report. He had surgery on his left ankle in December with no prognosis as of yet.

Twenty-three of 25 matchups between the teams have taken place since Butler joined the conference in 2013. Georgetown is 7-4 all-time at Hinkle Fieldhouse.

--Field Level Media

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