Big East MTE Events

[Hey Adrien!]

I'll add/update, but today's rainy, cool weather inspired me to look these up. Awesome to see UConn's is objectively the most impressive eight-team MTE out of the bench. DePaul has not been added yet.

Given in chronological order:

Marquette - Th 11/18-F 11/19 & Su 11/21: Charleston Classic

• Boise State
• Clemson
• Elon
• Ole Miss
• St. Bonaventure
• Temple
• West Virginia

Creighton - F 11/19-M 11/22: U.S Virgin Islands Paradise Jam

• Bradley v Colorado State
• Brown v Creighton
• Northeastern v Duquesne
• Southern Illinois v Colorado

Villanova - Sa 11/20 & Su 11/21: Hall of Fame Tip-Off @ Mohegan

• North Carolina v Purdue
• Tennessee v Villanova

Butler - M 11/22-W 11/24: Maui Jim

• Chaminade
• Houston
• Notre Dame
• Oregon
• Saint Mary's
• Texas A&M
• Wisconsin

Seton Hall - M 11/22 & W 11/24: Fort Myers Tip-Off

• California
• Florida
• Ohio State

Providence - M 11/22 & Tu 11/23: Legends Classic

• Georgia
• Northwestern
• Virginia

UConn - W 11/24-F 11/26: Battle 4 Atlantis

• Arizona State
• Auburn
• Baylor
• Loyola-Chicago
• Michigan State
• Syracuse
• VCU

Xavier - W 11/24 & F 11/26: NIT Season Tip-Off

• Iowa State
• Memphis
• Virginia Tech

Georgetown - Th 11/25 & F 11/26: Wooden Legacy

• Saint Joseph's
• San Diego State
• USC

St. John's, Seton Hall - Sa 12/18 and more?: Gotham Classic

• Pittsburgh v St. John's
• Iona v Seton Hall
• Multiple TBAs.

 

[shizzle787]

Maui looks a little weak this year.

 

[Ricker]

Overall it looks like lots of teams will be playing matchups that can help the conference resume with wins. Teams look to have avoided matchups that they can't win, and, there are only a few games which would be deemed bad losses. More nice effort for most of us Boneyarders that are too lazy to dig into it.