Let’s revisit some of the great moments in Georgetown’s NCAA Tournament history

As we continue to try to embrace the idea of cooperation and collaboration we thought it would be nice if Syracuse Orange fans could take a moment and revisit some of the Georgetown Hoyas’ finest NCAA moments of the last 10-15 years.

March 21, 2015- Utah Utes 75, Hoyas 64

The last time Georgetown made the NCAA Tournament, the Hoyas turned a halftime tie into a double-digit defeat allowing the Utes to shot 58% from the field...but at least Utah was a single-digit seed.

March 22, 2013- Florida Gulf Coast Eagles 78, Hoyas 68

Would any of us really know about this Atlantic Sun school in Ft. Myers if the Hoyas didn’t let them put up fifty-four second-half points on dunk after dunk after dunk. Andy Enfield owes his P5 head coaching job (USC) to Georgetown.

March 18, 2012- N.C. State Wolfpack 66, Hoyas 63

The benevolent Hoyas decided to help a poor-shooting N.C. State team out by committing 23 fouls as they refused to let the Wolfpack give them a victory.

March 18, 2011- VCU Rams 74 Hoyas 56

Shaka Smart owes his P5 head coaching job (at Texas) to Georgetown.

March 18, 2010- Ohio Bobcats 97 Hoyas 83

John Groce owes his former P5 head coaching tenure (Illinois) to Georgetown

March 23, 2008- Davidson Wildcats 74 Hoyas 70

The game that started Georgetown’s run of getting eliminated by double-digit seeds just showing that the Hoyas care about the mid-majors more than any other school in the country (except maybe the Virginia Cavaliers). Nothing says building off a Final Four appearance by blowing a double-digit halftime lead as a two-seed the following season.

We thank Georgetown for thinking of the rest of the country and providing us with these beautiful memories to look back upon.