On Friday, Jan. 30, Villanova Men’s Basketball defeated Providence College 87-73, reigniting their win streak after a hard-fought battle against No. 2 UConn last week.
The Villanova women’s tennis team (1-3) went on the road this past Friday, Jan. 23, for matches against Sacred Heart University (0-1) and Army (3-2) in West Point, New York.
On Tuesday, Jan. 27, the Villanova Wildcats defeated Providence (10-12, 3-8 Big East), 83-68, at the Finneran Pavilion. Villanova is now 16-5 for the season and extended its home win streak to eight games.
On Saturday, Jan. 24, Villanova men’s basketball traveled to Hartford, Ct, to face and fell 75-67 to No. 2 University of Connecticut in overtime. After
Two of the best teams in the Big East in No. 2 UConn and Villanova put on a show for the ages on Saturday.
On Wednesday, Jan. 21, Villanova men’s basketball took sole possession of third place in the Big East Conference with a 66-51 win over Georgetown. The game was used to honor the late former player and Hall of Fame coach George Raveling, who died in September, for his significant impact on the game of basketball.
On Sunday, Jan. 18, Villanova women’s basketball returned to the Finneran Pavilion for its Girl Dad game, defeating Butler, 73-65. Coming off one of the worst margins of losses in team history against the University of Connecticut, Villanova (15-4, 8-2 Big East) collected a conference win to remain in second place in the Big East standings.
On Thursday, Jan. 15, Villanova Women’s Basketball fell to the No.1 University of Connecticut, 99-50, on the road in Storrs, CT. Entering the contest, Villanova (14-4, 7-2 Big East) trailed only UConn in the conference standings and was looking for its seventh all-time road win against the Huskies.
Villanova (14-3) just keeps winning on the road, moving to 5-1 in true away games this year (with the only loss coming at Michigan). The win similarly makes the Wildcats 5-1 in conference play thus far.
On Tuesday, Jan. 13, Villanova men’s basketball defeated Providence, 88-82, in Rhode Island to pick up its fourth consecutive Big East win. Villanova (14-3, 5-1 Big East) used early scoring runs with help from its bench to take down Providence (8-9, 1-5), which averaged almost 90 points per game.
In a Sunday matinee on Jan. 11, Villanova women’s basketball defeated Providence, 85-55, at Alumni Hall in Providence, RI. Villanova (14-3, 7-1 Big East) started a new win streak with the win over Providence (9-9, 2-6).
On Jan. 10, Villanova men’s basketball picked up its third consecutive conference road win against Marquette, 76-73, in Milwaukee, WI, at the Fiserv Forum.
On Wednesday, Jan. 8, Villanova women’s basketball defeated Xavier, 67-50, at the Finneran Pavilion. Villanova (13-3, 5-1 Big East) is back in the win column, coming off an 85-69 loss to Marquette that ended a 10-game win streak.
Villanova (12-3) suffers its first loss in conference play, losing 76-72 to Creighton on Wednesday night. The Blue Jays scored 46 second-half points, scoring on nearly every possession.
Acaden Lewis had a game-high 16 points and Villanova used a 16-point run early in the second half to fuel a 64-56 road victory over Seton Hall on Tuesday night in Newark, N.J.
Duke Brennan scored 17 points and pulled down a career-high 20 rebounds Saturday night for host Villanova, which never trailed in a 94-74 win over Queens.
Penn State spread bettors had to be putting a foot through the television on Saturday. The Nittany Lions’ meeting against the Villanova Wildcats in Week 3 produced one of the absolute worst beats of all-time.
The former Fordham and Villanova head coach has agreed to become an assistant coach on Charles Lee‘s staff with the Hornets.
In a summer dominated by LeBron James and Luka Doncic headlines, the Los Angeles Lakers may have quietly struck gold once again in the UDFA market.
While he was a prolific outside shooter and scorer in college, talent evaluators view his defense as his biggest question mark as he turns pro.
The Cavaliers have worked out Villanova forward Eric Dixon as part of their preparations for the NBA Draft on June 25-26, a source told Spencer Davies of SI.com.
Former Villanova coach Jay Wright is not a candidate for the Knicks‘ head coaching job.
Villanova's new head coach is already adding to his roster.
BALTIMORE — If any team can empathize with Virginia basketball's current circumstances, it's Villanova. The Wildcats understand the shock of having their championship-winning head coach retire suddenly.
The rumors will not go away that former Villanova coach Jay Wright might return to coaching, but he insists he has no plans to do so — even with what he considers to be a solid job available.
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