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2008-09 Big East Conference Tournament

NCAA Β· 15 games Β· 2008-09 season

Final (11)

DateRegionResultSite
2009-03-07DePaul 75–72 OT West Virginia
2009-03-07Rutgers 79–45 Seton Hall
2009-03-07South Florida 68–58 Cincinnati
2009-03-07Notre Dame 62–45 St. John's
2009-03-08Pittsburgh 62–59 DePaul
2009-03-08Louisville 87–82 2OT Rutgers
2009-03-08UConn 79–42 South Florida
2009-03-08Villanova 58–47 Notre Dame
2009-03-09Louisville 69–63 Pittsburgh
2009-03-09UConn 72–42 Villanova
2009-03-10UConn 75–36 Louisville

Round 1 (4)

DateRegionResultSite
2009-03-06West Virginia 53–48 Providence
2009-03-06Seton Hall 70–45 Georgetown
2009-03-06Cincinnati 60–54 OT Marquette
2009-03-06St. John's 63–61 Syracuse