Monthly Archives: December 2009

Andy Katz loves Greg Monroe: It’s not as if Monroe wasn’t already the focus. He has been, leading the Hoyas with 13.8 points and 10 rebounds a game heading into Tuesday. But there was just something special about Monroe against … Continue reading →

Greg Monroe turned in the best game of his career, scoring 24 points and hauling in 15 rebounds, both career highs, while Austin Freeman scored 18 points to lead Georgetown to an impressive 72-65 victory over #20 Butler Tuesday night … Continue reading →

Butler’s home court was the site of the state championship in Hoosiers, the greatest basketball movie ever.  So who’s your favorite?

Georgetown, now a top-15 team, returns to action Tuesday night against Butler, #22 AP/#20 ESPN, at Madison Square Garden to kick off a week Hoya fans have had circled since this year’s schedule was released.  You can watch the game … Continue reading →

Monday is, as always, poll day, and last week’s routes have pushed Georgetown to #15 according to the writers,  #13 in the coaches’ poll.  Tomorrow night’s foe, Butler, stayed steady at #22 AP/#20 ESPN, while Washington, which Georgetown faces on … Continue reading →

Chris Wright and Henry Sims (!!!) scored 12 points apiece to lead a Georgetown route of American on Saturday afternoon at the Phone Booth.  Six Hoyas scored at least nine points, including a third straight double-figure game from Julian Vaughn … Continue reading →

The Hoyas wrap up a relatively easy four-game stretch Saturday at home against American University.  No TV for this one, but watch online at guhoyas.com, and listen at 980 AM. American comes into the game 1-7, but having won 1 … Continue reading →

This really doesn’t do him justice–he hadn’t visited the barber between photo day and last night’s game.

Greg Monroe scored 19 and Chris Wright tallied 18 in a high-powered 83-62 Georgetown victory over Mount St. Mary’s Monday evening.  Check out the highlights here. The outcome was never really in doubt despite a decent performance from the Mountaineers.  … Continue reading →