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Jessie Govan
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Brooms Out: Improved Defense Helps Hoyas Complete Sweep of Friars
It wasn’t pretty. But a win is a win. Patrick Ewing’s squad rebounded nicely from its disappointing loss…
The Providence Puzzle: Govan, Hoyas Look to Bounce Back Against Friars
A matchup that on paper should favor Georgetown will be far from easy given the Hoyas’ seeming affinity for close games, as well as the fact that the game will be played at the Dunkin’ Donuts Center in Providence.
Relax, Jessie Govan Will Bounce Back
Jessie Govan's performance against Villanova can be summed up with one word: "Yikes". However, that's not who he is.
Missed Opportunity: Inept Offense Dooms Hoyas at #14 Villanova
Frustration is the perfect word to describe the feeling after this game.
Super Showdown: Can the Hoyas Stun #14 Villanova?
For the first time in years (maybe decades), there is a game more important than the Super Bowl on Super Bowl Sunday. Unfortunately for the NFL, the suddenly rolling Georgetown Hoyas will take on the #14 Villanova Wildcats at the Wells Fargo Center tomorrow.
A Tale of Two Halves: Akinjo’s Heroics Propel Hoyas To First Winning Streak
The Hoyas had a horrendous first half against Xavier. Thankfully, basketball is a game with two halves.
X-Men in Town: Hoyas Seek Revenge Against Musketeers
The Georgetown Hoyas' game Thursday night against the Xavier Musketeers represents a crossroads for the program.
A Star is Born: McClung Carries Hoyas to Much Needed Victory
In the words of the inimitable Rich Chvotkin, “Hoyas win!” And win they did: The Hoyas won in big fashion Sunday afternoon against the Johnnies in Madison Square Garden.
Weather the Storm: Can Georgetown Get Back on Track Against Rival Johnnies?
If the Hoyas were to ever wake up and steal a big win, tomorrow would be a great day to do so, as Georgetown actually has some intangibles swaying its way.
Sinking Ship: Season Slipping Away as Hoyas Fall to Lowly Bluejays
This game was so winnable. That’s the frustrating part. Creighton is an inferior opponent on every level to Georgetown and had no business coming into Capital One and winning tonight. Yet it happened. Why?