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Pitt's Jermaine Dixon, center, goes up for a shot between Notre Dame's Luke Harangody, right, and Tory Jackson in the first half of Thursday's game in the Big East tournament, Thursday at Madison Square Garden in New York.
NEW YORK -- For the second consecutive season Pitt is one-and-done at the Big East tournament. (Today)
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Notre Dame's Luke Harangody, right, celebrates with teammate Ben Hansbrough during last night's 68-56 win against Seton Hall in the second round of Big East Tournament at Madison Square Garden in New York, Wednesday.
NEW YORK -- Notre Dame easily handled Pitt without its leading scorer two weeks ago. (Today)
NEW YORK -- Seton Hall was spanking Providence up and down 7th Avenue the other night, almost in the exact way that Pitt should have been deep-frying the Friars late last week, when Herb Pope abruptly fouled out. (Today)
It looks like Notre Dame is playing a more team-oriented game since Luke Harangody returned to the lineup. Are the Irish a much better team now than they were when they beat Pitt without Harangody in February? (Today)
NEW YORK -- Georgetown coach John Thompson III has a remarkable knack for making a difficult game sound simple. (Today)