At the 12:30 mark in the second half, the Georgetown Hoyas found themselves on the wrong side of a blowout, trailing their arch-rival Syracuse by 23 points, 60-37. But, the Hoyas would not give up without a fight.

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The Hoyas suffered their biggest setback of the season, losing to Rutgers 71-68. The Hoyas looked uninspired throughout the game, while the Scarlet Knights could smell upset from the onset. Rutgers was the aggressor throughout the game, and they led by a point at halftime, 33-32.

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In the game following Georgetown’s impressive thrashing of Duke, the Hoyas suffered a disappointing loss at the hands of a lesser Big East opponent. Georgetown made sure there was no such letdown after the win over Villanova. The Hoyas overcame a mid-game slump and a eight-point second half deficit to defeat Providence 79-70, improving to 8-4 in Big East play.

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With a majority of the DC Metro Area blanketed in two feet of snow, the Georgetown Hoyas rebounded from a disappointing midweek loss to defeat Villanova 103-90. Thousands of Hoya faithful were forced to watch the game from home due to the blizzard, but Georgetown gave their snowed-in fans something to cheer about, handing the Wildcats their first conference loss of the season.

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The Hoyas lost at Verizon Center for the first time this year, falling to South Florida 72-64. The loss comes as a setback for the Boys in Gray, as they were hoping to build momentum off the impressive win over Duke and heading into a weekend clash with Villanova.

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Over 20,000 fans filled Verizon Center to see two heavyweights square off for an interconference battle. The Georgetown Hoyas turned a potential barn-burner into a laugher, easily dismantling the Duke Blue Devils 89-77 in a game that was not as close as the score suggests.

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Georgetown jumped out to a 14-0 lead in the first three minutes against Syracuse, but that would be as good as it got for the Hoyas. Syracuse embarrassed Georgetown from that point on, cruising to a 73-56 victory.

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After an impressive mid-week win at Pittsburgh and two days before a prime-time showdown against the Orange in Syracuse, the Georgetown Hoyas easily could have overlooked Saturday’s match-up against Rutgers. They didn’t.

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Georgetown entered the Petersen Events Center to take on a Pittsburgh side that had not lost at home in the last 31 games. The Hoyas broke that streak, coolly dispatching of the Panthers 74-66. Georgetown closed the game on a 20-10 run to hand the Panthers their first conference loss of the season.

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For the second time in three games, the Georgetown Hoyas found themselves in a 17 point hole in the first half against a ranked Big East opponent and were able to rally to make the game close. However, unlike in Georgetown’s 72-69 win over Connecticut, the Hoyas did not score on key possession in the end of the game, and fell to Villanova 82-77, snapping a five-game winning streak against the Wildcats.

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