2025 Big East Conference men's basketball tournament: schedule, clip, recent history, television/streaming information

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Traditional bracket. Note that there is a significant Change to TV/streaming reporting in 2025, as the new Big East Partner Peacock shows the entire first round on Thursday and the afternoon finals. However, both semi -finals will be on “Bart Simpson Fox” (H/T Rob Stone) for Friday evening -Hoops.

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The Madison Square Garden holds both the old and the new versions of the Big East tournament – an uninterrupted run that began in 1983.

All times are PM Eastern, unless specified. Games with an asterisk

are the second of a Doubleader, so the tip is approximate.

First round (Wed., March 12) Game 1: (9) Butler75
(8) Providence (12-20, 6-14) 69 Game 2:(10) Depaul 71
(7) Georgetown (17-15, 8-12) 67 Game 3: (11) Seton Hall (7-25, 2-18) 55, (6) Villanova

67

Quarter -finals (Thu., March 13) Game 4: (9) Butler (14-19, 6-14) 57,
(1) St. John's (28-4, 18-2) 78 Game 5:(5) Marquette 89
(4) Xavier (21-11, 13-7) 87 Game 6: (10) Depaul (14-19, 4-16) 81,
(2) Creighton 85 (OT) Game 7: (6) Villanova (19-14, 11-9) 56,

(3) Uconn 73

Half -final (Fri., March 14)

Fox will radiate both games. Game 8:
(5) Marquette (23-9, 13-7) against (1) St. Johns (28-4, 18-2), 6:30
The Red Storm swept the season series: 70-64 (at MSG) on 2/4 and 86-84 (OT) in Milwaukee on 3/8. Game 9:
(3) Uconn (23-9, 14-6) against (2) Creighton (23-9, 15-5), 9*

The season series was a street premium: Bluejays 68-63 (in Storrs) on 18.18 and Huskies 70-66 on 2/11.

Championship (Sat., March 15) Game 10:

Semi -final winner, 6:30 (fox)

Chaos potential Data originally published by Bob Vetrone Jr. on Twitter

In 2020 with my own additions to the seasons beyond.

• In the last 13 editions, No. 1 has won only five Big East tournament titles, with all these victories coming since 2015, including the last two. Note that the titles of No. 7 and No. 9 in the previous configuration of the conference opened the conference. Georgetown won the Covid-Impacted 2021 Edition as 8-seeds. 1 seed (5):
• 2015, 2017, 2019, 2023, 2024 2 seeds (3):
• 2013, 2018, 2022 3 seeds (1):
• 2016 4 seeds (1);
• 2014 7 seeds (1):
• 2012 8 seeds (1):
• 2021 9 seeds (1):

• 2011 11 bids (1):
• 2011 (13-10 Record, Uconn National Champion, 16 teams) 9 bids (1);
• 2012 (14-9 record, 16 teams) 8 bids (1):
• 2013 (13-7 record, Louisville National Champion (Raft), 15 teams) 7 bids (1):
• 2017 (6-7 record, 10 teams) 6 bids (3): 2022 (7-6 record, 11 teams), 2018 (9-5 Record, National Champion Villanova, 10 teams),
• 2015 (5-6 record, 10 teams) 5 bids (1):
• 2023 (12-4 Record, Uconn National Champion, 11 Teams), 2016 (9-4 record, National Champion Villanova, 10 teams) 4 bids (2): 2021 (4-4, 11 teams),
• 2019 (1-4 record, 10 teams), 2014 (2-4 record, 10 teams) 3 bids (1):

2024 (10-2, Uconn National Champion, 11 teams)

The only way, as the conference places more than five teams in the 2025 area, is that there is a surprise winner. Xavier has to defeat Marquette for the second time on Thursday to the fifth team when things go sideways elsewhere. Uconn:
2024 (1 seed) Marquette:
2023 (1 seed) Villanova:
2022 (2 seeds) Georgetown:
2021 (8 seeds) Seton Hall:
2016 (3 seeds) Providence:
2014 (4 seeds) Creighton:
2013 (1 seed, MVC) Butler:
2011 (2 seed, Horizon League) Xavier:
2006 (10 seeds, Atlantic 10) St. Johns:

2000 (3 seeds)