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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- The 8th-seeded Georgetown Hoyas stunned the top-seeded, 3rd-ranked Syracuse Orange 91-84 in the Big East quarterfinals. The Hoyas, ranked 22nd coming into the game, trailed by as much as 8 points during the second half, before a 19-2 run put them firmly in control of the game.
Chris Wright led the Hoyas with 27 points, with Austin Freeman (18 pt), Jason Clark (17 pt) and Greg Monroe (15 pt, 10 reb, 7 ast) also playing well. Wes Johnson scored 24 points for the Orange, who also had three additional double-digit scorers: Scoop Jardine (19), Kris Joseph (18) and Andy Rautins (14).
Unfortunately, the game was marred by a knee injury suffered by Syracuse's Arinze Onuaku with 5 minutes left in the game. That injury would end the senior's college career.
Remember this game too well. Was a Freshman in High School in Syracuse and at the end of our class lecture our teacher put on the game and the first thing we see was Onuaku laying on the ground. No doubt in my mind Syracuse would've won the chip that year with him healthy. Haven't seen this game in full, so thanks for the upload!
@ co Hoya do you have to have to happen to have 2010 ncaa tournament frist round of 64 tournament 14 seed ohio vs 3 seed Georgetown by chance because I was trying to find it because I never seen the game on tv when it was it was tournament time they had a other tournament game on that day
I'm sorry, I don't have that afaik.
Not sure that I'd have the stomach to post that debacle (from a Hoya-fan perspective) if I did have it.